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A. January 2l.-MolIe Simon.
III, recently died here Just after
@d attached his stock. Tho
saow OF Simon claimed he had
lH note for $4,000 az a marriage
u ana that this took precedence
oher debts. She entered suit
'Is sheriff for the recovery of the
we stock. which had been sold
., sSneY paid out TO creditors.
i5..1ence in the case sprung n
on the widow. 1t was
, simon had had three wives
h ne mad married in Pllusk. po.
lag nau deserted her after two years
h, oahy in hcr possession. she
a nsn' 70 America, reconciliation
~ n,u ,,hey lived together again Tor
, I, INN, after which he ran away
n. ,'"g her In New York. He went
, va married Mrs, simon No
!, orl'aren by her and moved 10
,,,,, e size afterward died Az there
'3 INC, that Simon had divorced
y VT, WE court held she was his on,y
,b %lIe, and any marriage settle
\ a. ANYBODY else was VOID. Ucnc,
''' 'he defendant was returned
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San francisco, Cal, January ~, -, p
Leeds manager Of the California LF1n's
association, departed for New YORK ~.
evening. lie il vested with cXtraorlllli,aI,s
movers by the North American Nat.s sl,
with the Pona ma Railroad COMPANY anu
10 secure from that corporation me pI..
terms which it may be possible 70 p no,,,.
Tor CONTINUATION 10 some form OF VI ',1o,,i
petition by sea with the traHsooh u's
railway
The North American Navigation e ~, ~
n.y. which was conceived thropsI is in
forts of the State Traffic assoolas'g,i.' ~, :. 4, q
a had way and may no. be able 70 h.' -, ~
own chartered steamers anoat tns ss ana
r7ny has boon doing loSins buslI's,iS Ion
recently GATED upon the traffic aSs. ,', con.
toE illQS " uake good rs pr'ss"'
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Abilene, Texas. January 2i.-George w.
Greene, successor 10 Mcdaniel q Greene
doing business here ana at North Enid
this morning filed chattol mortsahc
naming Thomas NJ. Wells Of this city az
trustee on his stock OF hardware, queehs-
,yare. WAGONS, implements. etc, locntod IN
both cities. The Enid stock had bsen or
lered shipped TO Abilene and ls now IN
transit so recitos the moTtgaRe The as
sets are not named Liabilities are APP
proximately E2i32l2 The creditors WIZ be
paid IN fun or pro rata.
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ouccn nnd Crcaccnt Chnngc.

A %, w. Whltc, wno Aas been acting as
general Texas agent of the Queen and
Crescent has resigned his position.
Mr.. White has made his headquarters
in Houston for several months past and
has many friends here who will regret
10 hear OF his connection with this city
being severed 1t IS not known whether
he has retired from active service IN the
railway world, but it Is supposed he has
resigned to accept some other position IN
the game line. Z. y. Wolfe Of Dallas has
bean placed In charge of the freight pusi-
,ess ~ Inc Queen and Crescent in Texas.
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George ". ELY. Southwestern passenger
oSrnI or .he Sou bern Pacific, came IA
yesserlcy morning win iiity-seven ne,
eross COR p'an,ntlons IN Fort Bend anu
Wharton couEties. ~
The men were brousht dlrGstly non
Georgla, the negroes or t1a' "a; ~
~ a., o. gcr "a rel away. Taoy say there Is
nv nn, a living there on the ola WORKOUT
a Anil for them, ami they are anxious Z, 70
come COM 10 Texas and grow up with me
country
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Muncie Ind, January GA nouriHhing
"green goods business has been run here
for come tmo, the arrest OF JumcR Wood
on a charge Of sYiuding bringing 10 lisht
most sensational developments. Many Of
those Implicated hrve been heretofore re-
garded as among the best citizens Of the
place. The business finally assumed
wholesale proportions md though many
people were caught all Of them dropped
Inc matter under throat OF being inpll-
Gated by the swlndlers.
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~ ~ In rrlppe. / c0ughed day and
mint Tor about six weej;Fi ny wife then
,,i,,1reos,ted that l Try Chnmbcrlain's Cough
Remedy, At nrSt l could see no diner
sncc but sim kept taking H. and soon
rn,.nd mat IL was what | needed. II 1
cot no relief from one dose took an.
66ther and ID was only u few dnys until
] was free from tho cough, | tllnk poo
80 In general ought TO know the value
~ ,tis remedy, and take pleasure In ac-
pnowiedgng tho bene6t | have received
from IL. Madison Mustard otway, OHIO.
n and 20 cent bottles for sale by drug
trluiu
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d. X. Coibuiu, superintendent Of bridges
and building on the Southern Pacihc came
In Yesterday morning from trip over the
Victoria division. .,.,
Wr Colhurn Is making his regular quar-
,cr'v inspection OF the bridges on the SUN
snt's system IN Texa-, and left yesterday
In a special car for "trip over the TeEa'
and New Orleans and the Sabine ana l5ast
TEXAS divisions. He VIII be Joined OF Beat
mont this morning by 70. i. Cushing resi-
dent engineer and they Will toSel9er maze
Hrnatnru
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VaIpnrai o, Ind, january 2l-curt
Michaels came nome drunk and began
abusing mis- wife VINO wna sick IN pod.
he finally struck her a blow with
stick. whlch knocked her senseless
palty Of pelrbbors formed and started
Tor iMlchners house, Intending to give
him horse-whipplng. He got good
start, however, and after chasing him
hnlf a mile, pursuit was given up II ne
returns ne viii CT the fhrasning.
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bridgeport, Ala. January Al II. An
uerson mas accepted an order and begun
preparations to nj It, for oak and hardened
timbor amounting to f.0)oop feet. me
order is Tor foreign exports trade ana me
whole Of It Is 10 DE delivered within me
year. The gross amount or the orasr ~
ahout go ol1
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Crawforl. TcHas, Janunrg A.--Ilnst nIiht
at 7;3l o'clock q masked man entered
the sore OF Alien Bros. pulled hls gun
on Sam Allen, compelling him 10 snrreil-
der his pistol, gold watch and - IN
money, and then bached out of me store
and ran 20 the lumber yard. lie made
lie escape on horse. There is no news
OF tina robber.
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in the person OF a full-bearded man. The
impression got out that no was tho muir
derer Danghvlll, who had killed two rail-
road conductors in Alabama, and for
whose arrest there WAS an outstanding
reward. A posse surrounded the house
one night nad upon the atranger's appear
nnre at dawn they shot him dead, He
turned out not 20 be DanghYlll hut the
Widows son Robert, who had returned
from Tcxns
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TIIE AGE on REFORM.

Ola fnlacies are being refuted, old errors
In government policy corrected. old fogy-
lsmB secuted. aud above all old com
paints thoroughly romedled by Hostel.
teI's Stomach Bitters Chronic csRoB OF
fnpierlnl and bilious troahle. constipation
and dyspepsia always knock under 10 tho
Filters. so do rheumatic. kidney and
nervous ailments II In q great reformer.
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chicago. january y haywood, sub
urban village IS terrorizsd by gang Of
chicken thieves and every chicken roost
In town has been visited. Clizens ARE
fearful lest ;Qlelr immunity from arrest
win euboidn INC thieves 10 more des-
rerate crimes. A single policeman con-
n,itutcs the force md no ~ powerleas
10 do anything.
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rnnnh nnnh In ncn.

Knoxville. Tenn, january 2i,--Thomas
o'Cmnor was found dead IN his bed from
henrt diPenae. lilo FIRST came here as n
day leborcr with pick and shovel hut
worked his way up until at his death he
waa ono OF the wealthiest men In this
eeotlOn
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cotton spccuintor Suicides.

San Antonio. Texas Jnnrery A,--W. L.
Lee committed suicide today By shooting
hmscf through tho mend. Ho was for
mcrly a wenlthy merchant az Atlanta.
Texas. ana afieward engaged In tho
drug businoss hore, but lost his fortune
gpccularlrg r. cau.on futures These re-
vorses supposedly prompted him TO Rolf-
deatrlctlon. lie lenYel a vito aud ohiln.
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Atlanta, Ga, January 23.--The four phli-
ins who shot and killed Mr. X. X Martln
IN Han county were today indicted ior
murder. and the chances against them are
strong Several months ago the "laoW
Martin, who lives few milc5 norm OF
Gainesville. was observed 70 have VISITOR
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'ness center. Late Dissen House
nsr Main street and Preston ave.
6s'1n Texas. Rates $3.50 per daY
Il, Sn"neAr nrnrr'ator F0rmcrlv
W ,Macham St. Louis: Mrs. Y.
:, MRS. p Stoddard. Omaha; L..
IeNS alvin: ]. r. Morse. city;
Esmnton, L. Pruce. a. J. Parker.
\, Galyeston; n. p. Throop. An
r. " J Meyers Tn~ns: =. p.
iemnle; s l.. wilkinson. city:
-nI wife. Chicago: ernest Lam
Il ftlcnit r. g. Pennett, C'hns.
LATE Woodson. as. A. Mont
.Alna Hovvood Co. l.. N. Love
oFsans p. r, i'm Gnd vito.
: Collins. c Collins, r. W.
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Chester, Ia. January 2A--rhe dead BODY
Of Charles McQlone. boss at the Wellman
Iron and Steel works. was found IN an
open lot IN South Chester. As several az
tempts ut highway robbery have recently
occurred In that part Of town and az NC
Clones pockets were turned inside out
bile death rs nLlrlbnied % footpaQa.
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WALL PAPER
Too Cheap
To Get Cheaper.

WALL PAPER Is cheap and not prOba-
BILE to bc cheaper, but more probable to be
higher IN price, as soon as the present
depression among all manufacturing In
dus,rles is overcome
Take advantage OF the present low
prices, and make those needed improve
mcnts in your property or home while
you can do SO NJ minimum cost.
Samples and prices cheorfully furnished
on request
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Pleasant View. KY, January I'm -
Gamble, a young negro, assaulted the u
year-old girl Of Bedford France, near this
place. lie WAS captured by e mob posse
and turned over 70 a deputy sherin, irom
whom a mob took him. His body mas nor
yet been found. The little one tuly ioen-
used hin % her assallent.
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r,,,r.,onIzt, for Roclfport

An excursion o. about sIXIy peUpIt' "' ~
Ter, nenison tuesday for waco was que
IN Roekport yesterday over the san an
tonic and Aransas Pass, -,,,,,.
y Tbe PARTY consists Of citizens residing ag
IN Nofth Texas. and they VIII speh1
about iiye days on the coast hunting Ah1
fishing.
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DIopcd WIN nnsband's Money.

Fort Wayne. Ind, January 2i-The
cfl,ef OF police arres,ed Mrs John Loeb
ar, 4s years old. ard Charley ochk, 2
years Ola, on charge OF theft. They
elopcd from Hazel Inc, Pa. taking wien
hem the 9-year-old son OF Mrs. Locnef
and $500 Of her husbands money. OILY
$3.50 OF Inc money was recovered, nslns
found done up in the womnn's BACK
dgTr
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7 KnTeg % so N
la II r, '""
f5li5lSs, 4 80 per Gay.
Il I!lIksS Remodelcd and
n I,t,liiSgEfst. newly furnished.
\ i,,itii'siistis Unequaled IN all
Il iiitiliPgMN It's appointments
i; Nh, s,tssgl IN the state OF
| essft t3sss ~. Texas. hiher &
3ss;;s,s - GueTnger, propri-
go 'tors.
Borrow. Columbia. IT & Reese.
la. NJ NJ Purnri VslesaN. o.
10 Victoria Iohn Foster A An
|iayae 4 W St,Ca,-,, ',In,,e-., :, J..
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And lie atilI Liren

Greenvile Headlight.
In ancient armies the archers were put
to the front. IT ~ the same way with
odftors NOW, and the archer they are the
nearer the front they go.
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Accidental shnn1inn

va, January 24.-Mr. Re,
v'hr Of the governor OF South
lias,n,ini,H, out practlclng rife shoot.
Ili,,-' , 10y. discharged his gun the
"'s young Mr.. Stake. another q,
m, re wound IS nuite ssrions
i sr.Ie fatal Young rlllman taKe Ne
'"' very much TO heart
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For pains In the cheat there u nothing
better than a flannel cloh M,i1rei WIN
over The seat OF pain. For sale " aluE-
gistB.
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e we epidemic Of Ia grim. ~.

C5asBp 'a E MI, q la grippe Cham
.l,,l Vas mpeh better oI i,l, ne LEAD
|, caaitWtrsi'b5 II. NJ. Bangs
.e aame ~ ~, III. The erin IL
prec.saiy very severe cold ana
inody 4 r ne same treatmsnt'
lyant s5yt t.ompl and effectuaI AVA
pnsu.na,, ,eAdGncy O; the diara',taul
l'S' Tor sale by dru us.
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THE HoTELs.
-r. capitoI Hotel.

Capitol Hotel, the
{. !. !. ]. I" !. !.
.%A only Grst-class no
Isy1tSSgA tel in the city
s.ss Rates: $3.50. $500.
Y s,ys tsSg $3.50 a day. accord.
| 4 INN .iil;.ik ing TO rooms,
80 lEf Electric cars t.
''iflttiIF Il 4 e "a and from Il depots
fs1t q. mckinley. Prom
,,oomon New York: NJ. A. Skid
i;nyeslon; Or. X. G. Flower and
4 a Washer, Boston; Mrs. b. c..
Wnodyile: Il. Is. Rincs, =. j.
'Brenham: Geo. Daimler, Memphis;
Kempner, st. LOUIS; o. u. Maer,
\ M j. Powers, Trinity; w. ). Elt-
faxorla; u. McCarty, ennis, Ira b.
j 81 Louis; G. W. Butcher, San
Il Geo. l.. Hoover, II. S. Helm,
fbrk, Alfred Goldsmith, COVinS
Alss +. c. Richardson, Jeanette,
4. D. S. Drummond, Baltimore;
7Noah. Chicago; Henry french. l.
ia. Wm. r. White, W, f.. Pryet,
famberL q. +. Covill, New York;
:furgerson, New Orleans; ~. l.. An
4 Cincinnati; j. h; Thompson, J.
z,son, q. D. Stciman, Jr.. city;
Il Reese and wife. Melville Moody,
None, Chicago; JanniZo MARI, Mon
IN, r. Wakeman, j. II, Rogers.
51is, H. c. schaefcr, Grand Rapids;
hYhHarns, Philadelphia; Tom Mas
~ Chenango; Sol Jacobs, lr., W.
4 New YORK; Frank Mathews. Pal
Ell sam Joseph, CinCinnsti; G .
montgomery, Ala; II. Taike-sley,
is; W. S. Biuel, Geo. Me'gard, c. p.
Sfal. D. E. Dance, Brazoria: W. c..
ck11sn. Washington; y. o. Watson,
;:le T. c. Burlington. Anderson; S.
liz. San Antonio; Chas. Fenkal, Gal
nj Joe c. Rarner Cincinnati; c, e.
nSt. Louis.
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! ROAD TIME TABLE

,ND TEXAS Ch''Ss X a. m.
jusToN Az M iArrNe."' 2. 90 n, ~ M,
II LIN p''iSN PACIFIC, .ra n
i soul ~ depart rom H. ana l.
ps Z, DvPOfrains.
san Antoh'V -,ivs.... $50 4. m
i LII, p Z. mni.IHrriye..,. V'lo p M
New vr'S IRIS a .fiye... 800 a. m ~,
.... 5.lO a. y, iaNfrrive. .. 1859 p m
I 1000 y. m rains.
tx y,G a M, Arrive g, si I Is 4 m
4 .ii;,p ~ N"A,NsAs ASna MI a. Louis
20 ','S'rriye.... 900 a. ~ u,
80. s !l, a. a. m i Arriye.s. S,$@9 = W..
4, CObOi Main Line. ,,oz =, m
] 80. $50 a m, ,ai Trans.
~ a. M Airlye.... S:ii99 a. a i m
80. So So D. p. mArrlve.-.. XIX D. p M M,
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Step out the cold the best hcs.a
store in the South And II 10
Evening journal., 1894-01-25
DIEI.

BUCKMASTER.-I this city. on January
%, 1888, thomas ID. Buckmaster, in his 6lsr
year.
CRANsTON.-O the oath instant. Ellis r..
sonof W. B. and Mary K. Cranston, in his Sth
year
DAVIDSON. On the END instant, Leah,
wife of Ih0mns Davidson.
DICKSON the 22d instant, Frances A.
Dickson, aged SO years.
FARON.-ln this city. Jane Tarron, ia her
slth yesr.
HANNA.-In this city. on the 23d instant,
Annie r.. daughter of William and the late
Mary n. Hanna. in the 28th year OF her age.
Relatives ana friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her father,
no. $40 Moth jackson street. ON Thursday
afternoon, at sd O'Clock. Services at the
house.
HOUSTON Jsruary 2l. 1894. Mary
Houston, in her 57lh year.
MALLOY AT Milford. Conn.,. on Monday,
January ~ 1874, JOnn liuilOy, n ed 50 years.
MANM Elton the 2il instant. Anna H..
infant daughter OF William W and M. Agnts
Maxwell. aged months aud days.
SMITH in this city on the 22d instant.
gnes T.. daughter of Eugene A. aud Annie
a smith. aged ~ months.
WARD.-At the residence OF her son-in-
law. James Crossau. No. lii Spruce street, on
the -3d instant, Mary A. Mari.
WARD.-On january 23d, at the residence
oi her son-in-laW. James tr-esan, No. 5ll
/ Spruce street, Mary A. Ward.
Relatives and friends are invited t0 attend
| the funeral from the r, sidence OF James
| Cr0ssan. No. jli Spruce street, on Friday
/ Mary's Church. lnterment at Cathedral
/ Cemetery
YArEs ON Janury 90. 1884. Mary L.
| Yates. fged ss yeafs.
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FeRo FuLLMeR's PHlLHAsMoNlcs.
New York Artists Who WIN Appear at
tho Auditorium ON Monday Evening.

New York Artists Who WIN Appear at
tho Auditorium ON Monday Evening.
The Philharmonic Club. Of New York.
will appear IN the Auditorium on Monday
evening under the management and
auspices of the Ferd Fullmer Chorus
Tho admirable and attractive vocalist
Miss Marion s. Weed who is 10 assist the
New York Philharmonic Club, mas gained
SO many triumphs With her sympsi hetic
voice that st is bnt necessary 10 mention
her name 70 awake the enthusiasm Of all
lovers Of her noble art The members Of
the Philharmonic Climb are FIRST class
musicians in every respect, as the pro.
gram will attest
The Fullmer Club has been hard at
work on its part Of the program aud has
prepared some standard musical numbers
of pleasing character.
The numbers Of the evening are as fol-
lows: ls) "Steersman's SOM, by r. N
Sheppard; (b) Sunset" W. Il Barrett
sextette, Op so, s. Judassohn: intrata
notturno, by the club: violincello solo,
"rarsutella, j.. Pepper, by Carl
Barth; (a) intermezzo, p Mascagni from
the opera "Cayalleria Rusticanua;' O.
serenede. impromptu, +. Glllet, bv
the club; canzonetta, la Capinera,
j. Benedict, by Miss Marion S Weed,
with ilute obhgato by Eugene Weiner
violin solo, (a) Romance, J. Sevendsou. (b)
Fairy Dance, A. Bazzini, by Sol Mar
cosson serenade Franz Schubert quar-.
tet. die Sch@ne Mulleri1." o.. 1872.
J Raft, two violins, viola and violincello
finite solo, a) Andante from
Concerto, Op 96, II. Hoffman,,
(b) allegro "Columbus American Rhar-
sodie, Terschack. by Eugene Weiner
"Dream After the Ball, A Czlbulka, BY
the club; double bass sllo. Op 8, S
Elkind By S. hkind; @ Flowers, Tn
Bradsky, (o) One Spriug Morning. e
Nevin. by Miss Marion S. Weed "Bilder
ans dem sudsn, (Ssenes of the soutb)
J. ]. Nicode, by the club.
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KENT INSTITUTE AND OYSTERS.
nIembers OF the First Talk on Disease
Ia Animais-Borers Leaving the Bivalves .
sneclal Nnrresuonannee HvenIng Journal.

Members or the First Talk on Disease
in Animais-Borer Leaving the Bivaives.
special Correspondence Evening journal.
DovER. Jan. g The Kent County
Farmers Institute met yesterday az
FELTON,, with a good attendance The
meeting was addressed by Dr. A n.
Male Of Newark. on Contagious
Diseases in Animals Great interest
seems 20 be- taken in this subject. and
there is no doubt, but that at the next
Legislature, there will be a move con.
cerning this matter The next meeting
will be held at Cheswod, the time not
being set.
Reports yesterday brought here from
Mahon's concerning the borer IN The
oysters ia the Delaware bay, say that
the worm is leaving the oysters and a
larger and profitable crop Is looked for.
IL is also said that these borers cannot
enter the oysters found IN the different
creeks, from the fact that they do not
like fresh water.
The revival at Wesley NJ. p. Church
here, still continues, and great interest
is manifested. Noon day meetings are
held, and revival services at night
Evening journal., 1894-01-25

Both the method and results wien
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem eflectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
CONSTIPATION. Syrup Of Figs is the
Only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
,eptable 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 50e
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 not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SK9B9 CO.
SAN fRhEciSC0, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. KH RslV YORK. nv
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Inelaent. OF tho pnr.

The Young Mems Temperance Reform
Club Is busy arranging the program for
the entertainment 10 be given ia it's new
headquarters. Red Mems Hall, on Satur-
day evening lf this entertainment IS
equal TO the former ones, those present
Will be amply repaid and agreeably
entertained
The Sunday school class missionary
entertainment has become a popular aud
profitable way Of securing missionary
money, among tho scholars Of the NJ =
Sunday school Several viii be given
next month The miss onary anniversary
viii be Sunday, March
Another well known resident OF the
West End Is dead Mrs Catherine NJ
Davis wife OF James II Davis, an old
resident, passed away yesterday after a
long iilucss Of consumption She was 81
years old Funeral services viii be held
Tomorrow morning at o o'clock with
services and interment at 50. Peters.
The Q. A. c. Band Of sixteen pieces
will play a concert In front of the Opera
House this evening. and the c A. c.
Orchestra viii play In the Opera House.
Samuel Edward, the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs James B Lancaster was
buried in the NJ E. Churchyard this
afternoon
Last night at the Methodist Protestant
Church, Rev B. f Jester. conducted
tho services Mr. Jester is general
favorite among the people Of that faith
here
An exciting wrestling match between
two celebrated heavy weight wrestlers oi
Wilmington is being arranged by the
amusement manager Of the Columbil
Athletic Club TO take place on the nexl
meeting night of the club, Monday
FebuaFy 8. after the regular business Il
transacted
Evening journal., 1894-01-25

plea fant- faced young man. lie said he
first noticed Maxwell and his
companions when the car was
ouethird the distance between
Rodney street and tho two brick houses
on the north side of the avenue. They
were twenty or thirty feet west Of Clay
ton street He said: My recollection
Is clear: see 10 now shall never forget
IT, Maxwells horse was dancing around
on the visiting and turning on
the track
Before he could 60 further court took
a recess until 30 o'clock
Evening journal., 1894-01-25

Sun. in Denver Mr. Wilson is now in
excellent health.
Several New Castle people will 90 to
Wilmington tonight to hear DR.. Hub
bard, formerly Of this city, lecture In
Union NJ. d Church.
Bertha and Ethel, bright little daugh
ters Of ex Councilman Nickery, OF
Seventh and Clymer streets, are both III
with an affection Of the throat.
Rooms and hoara. Mrs Myera Thlrd street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-25
eolsTERoUs LANeUAogINAoHURoH
Abram Lewis and Frederick Casper Fined
for Disturbing a Religious Meeting.


Abram Lewis and Frederick Casper.
both colored, were arraigned in the Mu-
nicipal Court this morning. charged BY
James Rickards with disturbing re.
ligious meeting in a chapel on Second
street near Washington.
Last night Lewis and Casper went
into the chapel and disturbed the servi
ces by boisterous talking. They were
ordered TO desist by Richards. who Is a
trustee, aud not doing so, Richards had
them arrested George Mcdaniel, for
the defense, said that the "secentary. d
Rickards ordered the men to be quiet but
bis testimony was contIadicted by Rev.
William II Holland. the pastor.
Annie Brown charged the defendant
with splitting tobacco juice on the floor
and on the dresses of some Of the women
ia the pews ia the rear Of the chapel
Each Of the prisoners wa fined $40 aud
costs