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Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Harry Plckels's east side pipe factory.
at Thiitsenth and Heald streets, is run
ming on full time and has plenty Of work
ahead Mr. Pickels manufactures cast.
iron pipe OF al sizes from 2.inch up to
S.inch. and the products Of the plant are
shipped to many distant points. There
are about thirty mechanics employed on
the day force
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
Charged with Contempt of Court.

Charles Anderson. colored was charged
with contempt ia the Municipal Court,
this morning. The case was continued
until next Saturday. Anderson was
summoned 10 appear as a witness against
Hattie HUFF. who WAS dismissed on a
charge Of selling liquor without license
ON SatnrdaY. and fAiled 10 do 80.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
nndIr I,iurea vhlle At Vol.

Thomas Ryan, employed in the steam
fitting department of Pullmen's Palace
Car Company. was badly injured by a
blow on the head from falling pipe esrly
this morning After his injuries had been
carefully attended 90, Ryan was able TO
go to his home, No TIA Brandywine
street, assisted by another workman.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
penlh ef nIr.. Hannah comIy.

Mrs Hannah Comfy, tue wife Of a
we'll known farmer At Cooch's Bridge.
died ON Saturday night, at her home, Of
general debility. She was the daughter
Of the late Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jones.
The deceased was "a years OF age and
will bs buried at Rivervisw Cemetery to-
movrnw
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

The electric street sprinkler for
Media. Pa aud lot of fine trolley cars
for Gardiner Nass., were ship
ped from the Jackson = and Sharp
Company's wtrks on Saturday. This
WAS the last Of the Gardner cars, and be
fore the end Of the week these earmine
aad canary colorsd vehicles will csna-
ment Gardner's streets
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
EXPOSITION OF ST. AIMS ARM,
Very Rev. John A. Lyons Exposes ths
Sacred Bone to a Large Audience At 81.
AIMS Church Last Night.

Very Rsv. John A. Lyons, OF st.
Peters Pro Cathedral, conducted the OK.
position Of 81 AIMS arm In st. Anus
Church last night, before large audi.
ence.
Father Lyons secured this relic In
Rome while on his recent visit to that
city. II Is q part Of the bone Of one Of
50 AIMS arms and was brought here for
the purpose Of being exposed at a special
service majority Of the clergy and
many people from the different congre-
cations Of the city We're present At the
service last night
Father Lyons delivered an able and
thoroughly Interesting oration on the'sub
ject Of the service After the delivrrance Of
The speech those In the audience went for
werd to the altar railing aud kissed the
relic.
An excellent musical program was
rendered by an augmented choir.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Special meetings Of the Fire Committee
Of the City Council on the Delaware
Fire Company trouble, and Of the Board
Of Education, for the purpose Of transact
ing routine business will be hold this
evening
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

CHEYENNE, Wy. July 30 - Eight hun'
drcd and ten employees on the Wyoming
division of tho Union Pacific have already
left their jobs hy reason of the recent
strikes, and probably 100 more win fol-
low Thus far about 100 mon have been
imported TO take the places of the men
who have been discharged
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Rev. W. II Steck, of Coatesvil.e. will
occupy the pulpit sof st. Stephens
Church on Sunday, September ? The
church will have an excursion 10 Csps
Nav on Aurust 10
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Church of the Covenant had a largely at
tended and enjoy able meeting Thursday
evening. Next Thursday the Sunday
school has picnic TO Pennsgrove.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

The Horse Had Been Bitten by a Mad
Dog Before 1t was Bought ny william
T. Conrad. OF Gayencourt-Diedin in Ex-
cructiating Agony Yesterday Morning.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
rOR SALE.

LNOR SALE FIFTEEN SHARES OF THE
II Delaware Licorice Manufacturing Com
pany (par value 5lC0 per share.) For price
and information call on THOMA Nc ON b.,
No. 2O9 Shipley street.
NOR SALE CHEAP.-BAY DRIVING
II mare. Gentle; will stand withuui hitch-
tnc; not afraid of electric cars. WM. ii. PIER
son q son. No. All West frontstraet
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

MEMS CLOTHING CLEANED AND RE
NJ paired at KINGS, 6l5 Orange street.
NOTICE e. LEVY's CONFIDE ENTAIL
~ LOAN OFElCE, ruonf Gnu o, Exchange
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions at low rstes
et interest, buys and sells Wal ca g;
sEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until O'Clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

William O Brown. Of this city. has been
elected supreme sir herald Of the Supreme
Cas- Il Of the Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
CAPE MAY. N. j.
HOTEL DEVON,

Near beach, post Office and passenger station
s. % per day; Si0, s = and Sl5 per week.
Cane May City, n. j. Mrs II. r.. BROOKS.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
THE AMOLE
0TUDOR HAHN"

q S. South Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City
MRS. S. @. AMOLE.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
TIIE CARI.pnN-

Cape May Point, n. j. Coolest resort on the
coast. beautiful location. strictly first class.
Write for circular and terms
A. r.. LECfILEN, Mgr. i. r.. MILLER, Prop.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

In the Middle States and New ENGLAND
to-day. partly cloudy to fair, slight y cooler
and less snl ry weather VIII prevail. with
light. variable winds, preceded 0y local rain
aud thunder storms. On Tues lay, Ia both Of
these sections, warmer, fair weather and light
southery winds wilt prevail, and on Ncdncs-
day, warmer and fair weather
New York Herald Weather Forecasts
"hot wave" overlying the seaboard yesterday
will pass slowly away over tnv Atlantic, aud
an area of less suitry HnG slightly cooler
weather Will follow ii. Another area Of high
tempeCa' ure Is fosming iu the West. but It
viii not materially affect this section before
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
HOTEL ATGLEN
HOTEL MASCOT,
MADISON HOUSE,

20l5 Pacific Ave. bet. Michigan and Arkansas
Hves., one block from Reading r. r. and ocean.
Boarding by day or week; 81 to $40 per week
kpecial rates 20 lamines. SAMLEL law.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
So Rreeze ENcmrsion Hnmse.

Under new management, every thing new.
Restaurant first class. Large dining-rOOm,
day Dinners 90 cents Formerly ou Washing
ION slrnnt. j. n InNNElIn prnnrintnr
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Accommodates 2 @, thirty yards ifum beaCh
facing Congress Hall lawn. IS TO $40.
l.. Maddox. formerly OF ''rhe Carlton
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
THE CHALFONTE.

Under new management; appointments first
class. Special rates for season.
c. w cox.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
SEA CREsT INN

Beach avenue, Cape Nay City. n. j. Directly
ON beach, near station. Special rates for the
c. E MUEROE
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
The New MT. Vernon Hotel,

Sixth season; Directly on beach; Electric Bells.
Terms, 81 go peg day; special rates for season.
Open all the year.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

&c With Augustine excursion IN August
4 and see old ocean ia its beauty.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
THE LANsDALE,
WETIIERTLL.

North Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City, Nj.
h. A. CANFIELD.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
neARn AHp Hnoms.

VXANTED.-BO FOR SECOND
w story front room; also other rooms;
table bosrders and dodgers. coz King street.
NNJANT TED-BOARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
w m0dstions. No. 406 East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Ocean end South Carolina Avenue. Every
comfort and convenience Excellent table.
Open all year. MRS ". II. THOMAS, nee
Hopewel, formerly of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30

Kentucky avenue, near Deaoh Open all the
year. Guests can have nome comforts.
G. WARREN.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
BUSINESS CARDS.

MIRRORS RESI- VGREp, EQUAL TO
VI new. BREtFlrT & CO., l0i sherman So.
IA. a +. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
IL TIERS AND BREWERS.
Evening journal., 1894-07-30
THE MANSION.
AUBURN HOUSE.
KENILWORTH INN.

Kentucky Avenue, near the Beach. First
class. Every convenience.
MRS. ANNIE GRUBB. Prop.
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Nz<wzu1 thszks e sxsx- - folzos tss
t.-fE sz<zhrxxsors 81 Grower Csew<zsad
vAzch ~. rsras back % C2Isoza. whea
fAey ruz aay.ae-e. TAXA - s<1ss - sAs
logic &C rrosseEssn, vh5sa xzzs bscx 20
Eazzlssa, ysckssa. CLxy. wshseG sd
Lncczz
I. 10 tr1s. sz1 Il = . PITY teas i . tzze.
thzs iarys number q cozzexs sczcsss1
Easa Z both parties havs sizcs 1871 vose1
stea11y Scr free sz~e- and free f-sSe.
whz<h stand x1r zzsozri aax shallow
8nzacs- The great statesmen o< tAe Ee-
ra1&sean Ya--r. rio hsss s<rzssd sSs tss-
e a51 61ance II TIE ixas .cs oaly e his
tory. buf 81 present business and reo<Szscs.
do lot voss ss.aer For fres SILVER a. frss
trade 61s yo1r p~1sg0g.e. yo1r so-eased
.se1alz< u r-osssscs, = gate srs % we
for ose o. sae c-he- Of saese er0aoEscA
ke~exses and aos seldom for t.7sh. and rae
reason = fazs the very l.ss tAi-g tAss the
sve-xge cosssx. trs~s 20 10 with its stzts1ts
Is % tezea sL<-z &C fsixk 50 seP<-asec 1-o7
teaching then 20 na~~cris<-
The reszl. g ts& Average cngssxs Esa
Esy Be ns1 Of sorns &a~ns~s. bit he =
ge1erazsy . ran Ct sza4 kze~Ied7s AMI
very lite power q incsoe76eEs tAo1gaS
he Is conces.eE critic Of politics before
hs kncss anything aSozs polirses; &c =
grammatical. historical. 5iasaat basase-
rather than . master q fac-s and .ss.ke-
after the fac<x
Fer xhis reason TIE R<vz5licsn Or Demo
cratic Aagszzp oOznts for iztss CT noth-
ing "a politics. oeyo1G his vos<- he 3
ge1er.zlv Esa bv wealth o. r1-szls
coEp4ssesy esrrxuged fron the nass Of his
feglow-nsz. Re sas 10 syEpashsss octside
his social class. he kaows Little s50us
s1ssoess adxsrs: ae nsy knew . ltrse o.
eTen . good deal sb5oz bcoEs and yes
knox ysrr little abozs Een and tAlngss
and Ehe reszls 70 thas he. il BE s2Fpe2s 70
get into po.itacz. Soon gets ccs- and Is
generally heipea ozs By tsose who we're
rxsh enough 20 help hin IN. and then this
pedsgpgse IN ro2sfs-s ga>s bsex 20 his
books AID his day dreaming. and fcs The
rest Of bis life 10 the oracle of Asgiozzzzi2
n his district and 10 A oosecs CT syE-
psshy Is "a gentleman and . seac1s-
VITO tried 20 tIsuminass tie darkness %
American politics with his gas and Vas
rejected for more modern laninx-y-sor
a s.ectric light
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eszzassee sass eass q Ar1zg - Eszzzs1
Increases. Is s<r ce1t
a. eEsessI rspo~s sAcwss fAss !. esr-ssz
ssne-xl scczpss1aos wsxss II ss@ Tasssd
States sers - Per c~as- ksgasr tna- "a
E1xssa<. Tales ~Eth zazes q rails I'D
otser ps-rsrz srs ws-. gtwes. ssowsng tbs
relative wn-es n ecstca AID ~o-ss~1 zsis
in ths tao o1zasrs~s. viz AD~rs~sa ssEss
IN easy cases z9-s tHs7 10 rer cez&
k5xSe-. IN the ~ rlxss s1z1ls Il Was
snoxn ia: tie wages sve-sr~1 IL rss
cezG higher here s1&n n @seA In.
esse42l rsp.5~.. q the BRITISH tscz-e of
t-s1s zs - s.rskz n Grszs Er-tAiz co-s-
pzrs1 ssth statistics xsshsrea By 80
csz nzEsssoa.- q lzbor - Wkshizgsoa
CITY sA9xed s1aE sae number q strikes N
Great Exsssza wzs zneh greater tAas II
fkss cc1nt-y. and taGt tss rzEb<r Ct per-
sozs szFolxe6 there s.s rsso-s TIA. thrss
siEes - greas IN prop0rEsoa - the zazesr
Of persozs engaged n zs<E2- occzr
~ in tie TEsse1 SAFES
This sAs tie coz6szson Of thlnxs 1oeeg
TIA Nekt.Iey scs before the slectzoz Of
Grover Cleveland and DeEzoc-nssc Coz
g-sss sns4s Is possible % repeal tasf ar.
Tneer the n-w British txri9 stsei rails
ran - lad down - Calf ports ~ - CT
Iess p,<r tea 4zzerscza rsils sesl for IS
ten IL Chicago. and treigns rates are froEa
81 TO y toa 70 Gulf yorsx
Tsere nnst he . rs11xtsoz In price IL
shls eczasry. o. the Britssh VIII drive TIE
Arne-sexa zxnltzetufsrs 01t Of tAs sea-
board market. ard tia rsdse-aoz eza onsy
- obtained By reszoet wages This vii
be the saevsE.hss esert Of the rev fx-iE.
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whss tie esss Ct living steadily de-
elinsa 1nae- protection wages advanced.
The senate aaAaos commits made a lhor-
oaFA and impartial investigation OF this
saestioa after The NscKsaley AT had ben
In farcs fer tao yeAra Mr.. Carlisle. nov
secretary &C the treasury, and Senate.
Harris 81 Tsnnsssss. !slasa in nskiax
that report
The eormlstes reported that price. ana
she coat Of llving, based on tAs sxrsnas.
iarss Of . family IN ordinary eirruu,-
stances. had declined "a per eeat in Nav.
iSas. as compared with the ssvsnseen
months prior 10 the adoption Of The tar Y
sc; Q. Isaa The advance n wages. a.
shown BY the rsrart eftae coHmisssa va.
three-soarshs OF per eeat Tais taken In
connection with The decreased cost Of l.v.
iag. made an average advance of shs par.
chasing Poser 81 wages Of AIS per eent
Assuming $40 As The average income If
sae families ef TIE oouatry. that va,
eaaavaisns - about 81 per family. or an
sgssegass saving Tor iaocleoe families of
ssSS oso.eoa f0r each year.
This result under tie Nsxf,f.
serves 70 es e0ntrassea vita What i, rOsns
on under she new n~mo~r.tss s.,ssr
Vases have b~ea steadily declining sine.
shee lecssoa Of Cleveland. and ain SO ,ow.,
uassss great RspaslieAs victory make,
certain tie repeal q shs nsnosrssss tariff
Nhiss sas cost Of isyins in ne Unitsa
-
sas Investigated os sAs senate ansnes
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OHAE4. Sea.. oc1. S-Ths letter CT Col
Merits BAr5er. ssiassss general CT tie de-
ra-sEezs q the P.asse. 70 the Local repre-
ssnssszres q tie Array q Tsansssee. refas-
ing 20 hare anything % do with that so
eissy aai referring % Il In . r.osi 1lsco1r-
teo1s rnarnsr. may exzse lis eo1<E-E1a-siz1
Gea- Howard Vas very zag-y when he
rezd Bara<r's Letter. and SID lie wo1Ad
attend % The MATES" xaea he got hack
East Gea- Ssose, ea2irEaa Of tie sxe-1-
nse COMMITTEES determined 20 suppress 81
the co--eszcadeace vlfa Co. Bsro<-. b1s
soze q Ike committees insisted 1rca Asr-
ing copies- Barter. IN his letter. declared
that he lad never heard o. sAe association
and cared nothing fo- L.
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SEErIKs. Cal. Oct a-CoL Daniel
Beons All bis Wild animal sAov, whEcA
created such iafervsf AZ the Micsinter
fx;r. IL in difficulties. After showing
there they Sere preparing - 20 10 King
man when they uere attached By tAe4-
former manager. II. +. Ae6aryse. 10.
money due aim, amounting 10 s. So TIE
sheriff ell held them acre Gatli the eaas2
IS settled.
NEW NaRx, Oct A-TAe snncanee1en.
Of The failure % the coatrsc,s OF l. ".
MFer Vas made 81 tAe Consolidated Ex-
cAsase TO-DAY, Re was sAorE Of saxAr
Newman krh Las Aeea appointed re-
eesvcr for Stanton & Coda, bankers and
brokers. Liablliues, H,6oa 90; assets.
sGfheisas TO eovs- the liabilities The re-
celvsr - appointed because the members
of The firm wish 10 dissolve partnership
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PsEa. Oct She cEvsl zsr-szSe g Nsss
E-sxsoe-a Sp<-ry, 81 San Francisco. 90
P-1ce Aa6-s Psai,soE<A w2s pe-forzsc
~ -As nxyor ~ p..zy sc1ay- The Wit
oes@es q ee1azf of tie a<z1s were Ter
5-0sher-En-1su. willzsza Il C-ocxesz. q
Saa F-xnciseo, sad Mr. Kane, CT Paris
TIE hrs6eg-oozis witnesses w<-s nzs 17e1ss
Co1zr Noz.esczis2 Frszxzc. AID to1as
De yAloc- TIE bride was aszz-ed = ez-k
green six The reEsxs3zs Ceremony VII
take Place tono-row u fas Roman Gaia
eGsc eA1r-a of 81 Pl=rrs De CAaL-oz. a11
xtte-wE1 n the American Irosessacs
church Of Tia Holy Trinity. w1xn FIJI
ehoral service TIE BRIDES Gr~zs for sals
occasion = sasse satin. wE1h 1osl7g s2-As
vel and erange blossoms.
Prince AEssre Pon12sowsl = Eae so1 CT
Prince Ss2ais2z1s FccEssowsxI Of Po@xE1-
and his mother xas TIE xr.z91azx1t<- %
Mossel<ssn, . we9l-kaoxe Hs3-Ss ES1sy
Lender. lie made essr<-s-s ezo<ss 20
zs--y . rs-a American g5rl IN New YORK
AMI Chicago, szs f&@.e1 he thea D.
CANE engaged 20 Mss Mz21s B9rxe. Of
C&llf0-nix. eGs her Szar1lAa rescued aer-
Miss B1rke's tread. E1-x21s.a Sperry. vas
lot 80 so-zrnszs-
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Al The dinner 20 Chairman wilson in
isnaon Sir Courtney Boyle said that the
nrifssh s,cwea debt Of gratitude 20 Ar.
wsisoa and his colleagues In congress. sad
shey fshe Britsh) hoped thai their tthe
Dsrneersss) action Was not nnl" slr
Cosrtnsy Boyle need ret very; he hiss
prsssaens Cleveland and Chairman VII
sons word on that point vaen they de-
csared after the passage Of the Wilson biz
that the battle against protection had only
Jest begun
ssnaior Voorhees,. nexly risen from his
iaag trance. declares thai ~tais battle 10 10
BE wsgea until protection Is annihilatsd-"
Sir Alhers Rotlis. in his speech Of vel
eorne 70 wslsoa. declared that the Demo
cradle saria bad alreaay been Of great
benefit 70 England "Fnrraces- he said,
.shavs oesn reopeRet IA wales and in
yorkshire. aad ~ impetus has been given
20 the ssxfiss Industries
Chairman Wiisor. In his speech OF reply.
declared that the Republican protective
policy had promoted ,hs trade Of ether
nations and -pre-eminentiy" that Of Great
Britain This ~ . lie. For the year IsEs2.
ast-r the Mekialey ses had taken fill
sssect. tie aggregate q Great Britain's
traae vas S. al. esa. as. decline Of siss..
0ss.-sa That vas the way RgtisA trade
wss s'rre-emlnsntly siae9 Nv tae Nc
ksnssy act In 1850 tia total foreign trade
OF the Tinted States Was s.. 81. fsa ssi. In
1891 Il Vas 81. -. Ssa.s sa. o. sn increase
under tie Mckinley at o; SO. ~. 7ss
For isss the aggregate ~ss seariy the sane.
raasF The Mckinley tariff. While
Brssian's cen uaerce deeiiaed enormously.
sha. 81 tie Unlsed States sIoeeded snr.
sAiag before In tAs history Of the country.
In $50 The United States imported from
0rvai Britain SIS. ass. sc6 ,worsA Of mer-
ehandlse. ana IN ise si56 81. ssl. TIA,
vas another sag N which the MeKinlsy
set "rre-emiaeauy" hesped the British.
la iss9 ne sxposssi % Great Britain ssse-
So sra worth Of merchandise. and in issg
ssaa. S1s.zs2 The trs6e b@Isace in ocr
favor In ssse was sos, ~. So. and in fsss
isxss sskS0i&sSL That Was wha. Chair
MAI walson eslls ''prs-smiaenily" Aesp.ar
British trade.
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This 10 What Grover Cleveland wrote %
Congressman w. l. wi.son sbozs TIE
sugar srass tariff bali:
EVERY true rs<fnoerat and every sincere
fxrin rsformer knows taas this BAL 10 10
prsssns fosEa and ~ il viii be submitted
10 the conferences falls far short Of the ccs-
summation for which ws hare long labore1.
for which re have sa1sred defeat without
encouragement. which Ia is anticipation
gave CO . rally1sg err IN cur day q
triumph. and which IN its promise CT
accomplishment 10 % irterwovsa with
Democratic pledges sad Dsmeerasse sue
cess that Our establishment Of the eaase Of
the principles Epoa which IL rests means
r<r6ty ana party eishoncr."
BotA Cssvsland ani Nf1son now declare
t.xf TIE woxk Of tearing down American
Industries and humssisting American labor
h.s only ,ass began. and Engiaaa sp-
rla1ds tAs sentiment IL IS probable.
howsvey. that The American people viii
have soznsshsng 70 SAP abous tAis in the
approaching slectscna
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racer uno ara ioesss1 IA vsrsoos ssssss
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Essssrs Who ara m al casss sasaorsssa
20 take ssosrxsc tions for ths DAILY sas-
Hsy asa w~sxly Tce--IDyuxzsxSSxA
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The bravery 81 Dssecszvs Cudihee and OF
0f1c<s JOAN Co-bess n she performances OF
their 61ty commands the admiration
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deroos brute mast pay tie penalty Of Ais
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The Posg-fsTxsxssrscxx hereby gassss-
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