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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
,,,.popr,v FINANCIAL MARKETS.

rdo, Cont a. I D. m-Consols. 1922. for bon m , nc
80 b account, New York Pennsylvania and ONO ny 81
mor,saec bonds. 1874 Canadian Pacifc ~; rican opti
nary ~: s. Paul common GsS NeXn4rS csnirai
inis,. pcnra,lvania. 53ia; Reading. IA NicN''"'
ne,, , nor cent bonds 6)7, Atchison. : $500. -. IN,
10 n,-Iaris advces quote per rcnt ren,es al if
,cs confines FOR the account and exchange on Lon
Ion et % fraacs 20 cennes for checks Money = pr
NJ IN the open market Ior "o'
snort and three bills Is ?-i6 per cent, 49,, %
Rsrlin 1i.-ENchargc on London = rf'r<s ~
,tcnninss for sight and 90 marks i3s pennings Tor
-.lu,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

.,, IN tho direction OF scattered LIQUIDATION oi ,
lines Oats were weak syinpatheticaly ~ cars:
the prediction saturday was 20 cas- , fhartes
n,oor 2 aud AL and closed 3oti'o"s CENTS ,,,,;,
oro re,ored for q coo bushels. rhcre was sot %
lion Of long country lines but nothing inlr S .e,,ing
PIX dropped - tarrel lard ~ c' ~ cline
,'s Tbn ,lC 40 vas aim the bottom ine M
was largely in sympathy with corr Ihf hosS "e'e '"'
tho estua fJr SATURDAY was 0.VJo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

,,,yerp Sent IA AT the wool sales to-day ZOO bales
wore offered The quality u the offerings was poor T
tho demand was limited tho lat" ruling rates Ine
sal.s were: Heno7 Ayres 40 bales AZ nloo francs Ter
io, kilos. Monteyleo 100 bales. at 9oTl2o francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

Market closed quiet and steady AT 10 . points hF'
decline compared with yesterday closing prlc' .
spot to-day and last night as ofacia.y 'i,i
For consumption III bales spot market STEADY, me
ding uplanGs. CSC; rl.ddlne Gui 'c wh',n Is u
changed compared with yesterdays closing. New OK
gross receipts Ill tales. Continent l25o tales io'-
warded CT bales; sales ~ bales spnn.rs 80
stock. s6N13 bales Total ror rec"ip's t9-dns' -
Great britain aGs hass. Continent 2sN ba,es thus
far this ,.eek. Britain li">2 htle'. france ~
bales; Continent. .2Cp bales; stock. 2sA2 go halas ~
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. n good Du''',s E"'i'-
American II $50 bales: middling uplands 2'-52d fu
lures opened steady: buyers Lad advance closed sahy
unchanged from night September, 3tiuJAs: S"ptei
3iiG245 October Novcmb"r 3iis: Novenbrf
December st4v december January 343s January Febru
arv 346b February March BASS; March-April 3+'nh".
April-May. 35lb MayJune. 352ii"t' Manchestet-i
quiet but steady: cloths. fair business doing Inc
weekly statement OF Liverpool stocks il as follows;
This week. week. Last year.
a. -, - ~ Os 2OOp 10000
Total ................o53o $4,000 Ilo9co
~ Ia rh,r ,,,arican lagoon S2iOoj SCI VO
COF F,-srorg cables had favorable effect on the local
market Futie attempts made to depress the M
nv heavy Offering II Dec"mbc-. all Of which was
pomptly absorbed. Weak longs are believed TO haV"
been and highc- prces resulted Hare SALE
s90o Rags market barely steady. September 81
francs 81 -. November ~. Dcccnb" ~ Jann
ary 81 49, lIavre to-day. 2a1,WD bags OF which
OOo bags Brazilian. ag, INST 2tloc' bags is' =" eS
lower; quoted 1890 lels: exchange nrldnSe I
OF 10 7lG market quie.: receipts. Hoo hats, STOCK
or bags steady and 100 res lower az IL 800
bags: stock. 800 sp iags lila nj
Mfg lover closing steady September 20 -
October - 20 81 December GS -. Janu
AIRY Exchange took p,acs in this market OF NoNen
Contracts closed firm at 10 points advance sales
bag follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
WEST SHQRE R.K.

Trains leave West 4cd St. Station New-York a fot
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:.::sO A. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo.
1870 A. VI. Daily local Albany. for CatskiN Noun.
tains and Saratoga Parlor car to Albany. Sundays
only 49,
On5 A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse Roehes.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto.
I 80 4. W. Daily. except Sunday TO Cs,skill Noun.
tains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al.
bany, Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor caD 70
Bl0-)nyille. New-Paltz and Albany.
4.o0 p. "; Daily, except sunday for Albany
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis
Il. VI. Daily. Sunday, for Nevburg, Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car to King
7,i5 Il. NJ. Daily except Sunday, for Utica Syracuse.
and Buffalo Carries sleepinscar Passengers
sI3 T.. ". Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roehs-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleve
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
For tickets time tables, rlror and seepng-car acs
cornod apply city offices Brooklyn and NewYork
and at stations. Time table principal hotels FS
other information address
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanierbilt-ave.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

Visible supply. 46i 10, 473212 245.a
,a Ins q %f5 for Ro n iso f' na
taking very small o, and oe5srs report x sow Gn
25 points l6c spot For mild coffee there Is good
va nne the . oc '0p Bags 80
sayan!la and 100 bays coban On pr,y'e trns hso
made at s. 81 but trade oHs a 81 sy cae ho os
hsid at about 81 90 and etbpe quoted a5Gsl o7
owlered aae a. So s2 o. co 1S s.,s 81 a Of
cash the market closing about e better than tina,
are aaie Y With anse selling higher prices
asked for shs . and on g RI oa5oG 9u 50
flour AND MEAI>-The -four market was du and
AZ The STyss' S 5sr'8s
sGo below asking gT,S on dN wSh
comparatively STEADY tone Sales wse a Z, y s 20
600 s6s p.s s terms 200 IBIS sls c az NH: G S
s.raish,s ooGs2 go sacks extra iTss s. p and
.sp 81 sn' 'osss S.
So Is Southern nour neslec,sd RYE f % B.
70 * 3d. Western % and souSen So
s yellow 4 oss - ac n Eec "a @
quiet ssss ears Of spot and 30 nrT ss SS ~ 3
sna Sc city e SC with s oSs Of o ZOO s
%sS bSF s. P Tsf :a SO in conn
ue. rsihsi slow OVID dealers waiting
OF %sa u ss IS New
California are also dull The Trust &c. ssc
BEING ' shaded by Oai:d. dealers rn,s quiet
somewhat easier. Prunes dull. Figs are about
steady at old prices Brazil nuts firm with good
trade wainuts and almonds also firm. We
California raslns 4hN+s.c suana. 5hWsc; Fnrd
dates 4.06isc; currants 2.Q2ssc: Turkish prun~s SO
SIC: California. 54S%c almonds 1od l3isc Brazil
8i,6f4c: walnuts. 64S4c; ilberts. 6qGnc: figs. Sc.
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-Trade in lemons Is slow
and undressing. Low grades almost given j..
and a movement Of choice stocks is small: although the
supply Is not pressing. Oranges quiet and about
steady Somewhat more interest is shown in bananas
Cocoanuts hrnicr with improved inquiry. We
Lemons 81 5O6s4 so <3Gt$4 JO bananas 2ocQ
ii 10; cocoanu,s. sasassi; lines, sI6ss.
operations In the whea, market The opening weak
in Of bull and prices easily succumbed
a. the offerings After breaking hc thera pause
the decline and the offerings OF long wheat which
quite during the forenoon. ceased sudden
ump In French markets. according the late cables
helped little steader feeling midday although
the principal Of the steadness cessation Of
the of long wheat. Receipts free a
Minneapolis materially exceeded last year. although Chi
eago smaller Minneapolis receipts
to-day $50 $50 last but
standing the large movement there. prices hold up
narkaby well in that market for cash property owing
feeding live stock. and the rains per-
mitted farmers put In good time preparing ground
for fall seeding The actual buying from
day IL fair cIearances from week week keep
up about 900 bush. the Of 10000 400
!6ush per annum Still with rapidly increasing visible
feIppIy and npa OF Europe there Is
much active encouragement Interior wheat receipts
eprinR to-day 62i 100 bush 0nc!udlng
Chicago 49, BUSH nearly all winter. against $50 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

- p,u,,.,.,,, ..n TON ON. An soo oo0 INN
II 80 Dining Carr A NJ. l:5O 500 400 BUFFET Parioi
Carr. 500 600 Dining Carr. 80. s;45 p. ~ 2ls
60 800 900 DINING carr P. NJ. l2:i5, night
For Baltimore Washington. week days. 300. 1850
Dining Carr A ~. ! 30, 800 800. 600 Dining Cap
A. n. 80. 800 600 Dining Carr p NJ. 1915 might.
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured at ~ 90?
4l5 ga l. 40 1923 Broadway. 13I 6,h-aye. 81 East
18th St. 1874 East l25th St. 264 West l2jth St. .2A
Columbus Az. New-York: = Cour, ST. SEQ Fulton 81
RrookIyn: 9s Broadway, Williamsburg The New-Torx
transfer COMPANY for and check baggage from
hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
STEAMBOATS,.

PRWWlDEMGE GDGlEo
FOR BOSTON woRcESTER. THE WHITE M MO- ~
Msssachlsctts NEW PIER 5G Sp one Sl9Gk
1"" prov1.nce q A. NJ due I,osion 7;l5 A. NJ: tic
Worcrster A NJ Sunday 1925 a. NJ Full nights
rs., shortest ran ride FINE ORCHESTRA On each
!gTOEl1M@TORl GlGlEo
inside route to Boston and East steamers leave
He, pier 70 y r. at 600 =. NJ daily. except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K Il
e RE L N E S.

NhicaeS anu Tux .e-Ns ~"
York, fvvt OF Chanbegs-st 0alIy, follows. AnS w
minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st:
ok A. M.-Nes.ibuled EApress Tor WayeTy, pnS.
"'Ao hamton. klmra. Buffalo, Bradford and eS-'
Inanca. Parlor Buffalo c.,
0.00 H. M.-Nestbue Limited. Solid train tor SSs s;
WV Via Chautauaua Lake seepers 10 Nv
>.go Cleyeard and Cincinnati Dining Car. --u.
G:3O r. M.-solid ,rain to chicsso VIA Niagara s@'>
x.1S l.. M.-Via Chautaul ua Lake and Niagara rns
O'1o SOHO tain 10 Chicago sleepeEs ~ euns"
chicago and Cincinnati Dining u
I oCAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PGLLMxisSs
IL accommodat 26i. 2I3 <0l and 93i Broadway Nv
East i25thst.. Chambers and West 23dst ferFiss ~.
York. 333 Fulto--st BROOKLYN 200 Hudson 81, n liz G
sd checks baggage from hotels and residences to -"
nstioJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY

fAnrlnracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot Of lIberty-st:
$50 FL 9io ii a. To- Esston A N. lilo 20 asS
10 Easton) 43o 5'i5 1870 10 Allentown, p. n Sun.
days ! 80 7:l5 A. NJ. 100. $40 800 p. NJ
For Reading at 30 500 9l0. 1000 II 30 A. n.
1:iO 40 200 800 500 5:55. 73c p NJ. 1918 night
sundays 43O A. M.. 90 1870. $50. Goo P. ~ i?:is
For Harrisburg a. 30 500, $40 - NJ. 10 IN
For sunbury Lewsburs and wliamSport at 40 s0A
o:Io A. NJ. i:IO 40 .:3o p. NJ. Sundays. 7:i5 A. ~
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch Ocean Grove &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. and points south Point
Pleasant 43O q so to Red Hank). SD II 30 A. NJ, l3
Grove and Asbiry Park. 300 A. NJ. 400 p. u
Barnega, 4 30 s:i5 A. NJ. 40 43o p NJ
For Atlantic City Cape May vineland and BFds''on.
40 s:l5 4. 81. 1870 43o. G:i5 P. NJ. sundays 80
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROFE. ETC
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, NormandiA
RImson Beach, Seabright, Monmouth Beach. and Long
Branch 80 1913 A. NJ. q 90 p " SATURDAYS only)
345. 500 p. NJ Sundays $3.50 \. NJ. loo F. NJ
Point Pleasant 1915 A. NJ 100 P ". Satur.
days onIy) 3:45 500 p. NJ. Sundays Iexcept Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park $50 4. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat. 4:30 A. Y,
For Atlantic City Cape NAV Vineland and Br.dse,oA
40 A. VI. 100 T. NJ. SATURDAYS oniy).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15

New Pier 30 y. r.. at 600 T. NJ daily except SUNDAY.
MORW1GM lL0CN[s9
Insii. Route via New-London for
Boston, W0p0esG@rS
PROVIDENCE. EAST AND NORTH
only direct Ter wAICiI HILL BLOCH ISLAND.
N N9EwI T,H, and nd ~ EEw; 54EnMGn
cry OF IowiiI. AND CITY or WORCESTER.
IN commission leaving Pie 40 n. r.. next Desorosses
:, \, 20 p NJ week day. only. connecting with Vest
p,led Express trains y. Y. y f. r. r. r,..,.
Tickets ana stacroom, on Pier and at 800 BFoaGway.
F.ne Orchestra each steame- Table dhote dinner;
FMll RIWER llEGEo
For BOSTON. NEWiOtsI and all Eastern ana ''of'n
DOUBLE SEIVICE.-The PRISCILLA. PURITAN
PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in commission together'
Two boat, each GaIy fine orchestra on p eaen'
Lave New-Y Pier 2s (1t number North Rv.r
~; Il Murray-st. week days at $50 and G3o r. ~;
sundays 500 /. NJ only Nestlbuled trains i.aVe az
piVer A, $50 and $40 \. NJ. due Boston $50 and
A ~ Boats fro M New-York $50 i. NJ. week days:
$50 r. NJ sundays touch at Newpori -
Lake @G1AMPlA1N
Lake GaSIE20RGGo
"cHATEAUGAY' and 'TICoNDERcGA"
on and after MAY Goth. 1894, VII. r,.u,,.
Icav. Caldwell; and Ticonderoga on arrva. Q, Dea"ass
cnampain maki.g close connections with the Delaware
and Huisn Clna co. II. l. at Flaushurg for Montrea
and via the cha eaugay r. tor all points In the
lsi.ondacss For further Information address ow
p,r,,ns,on 81, Genera! Manager.
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s. GO0sG 10 -, 49,. ,r,c., ~ IN. prs
". rive FOR comparison the clos; of'cr C., o. @ "


October rs - 90
Receipts Of breadstuffs interior points In th2usilS
last thee ciphers OoJ omitted Flour Dds gram '-S'
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY DOINGS.
Notable Celebrations Are Held
In Many Sections.
FINE MONUMENTS ARE UNVEILED.

New York and Brooklyn Observed the Day
ON ON Elaborate soaie-Generni aIoAiiis.
ter's Statue at Boiyidcre, n. D., Unveiled.
A Soldiers Monument at Batavia, N. Y.
NEW YORK, May 30.-Among the not
able Decoration day events I'm ihis city
was the formal unyeiling of fine statues.
That of General Winfield S. Hancock, in
Hancock squarc, New York was formally
dedicated and decorated. Its informal un
yelling took place lasu December
Tho unvcillnp OF the Greeley statue in
Greeley square, New York, was performed
by Miss Winifrcd Burke Among the
speakers were William w. Niles, Amos j.
Cummings and Marvin ID. Savage. The
presentation of the statue was mudo by
George II. Moore chairman OF the STATUE
committee, and Colonel John r. Fellows
responded I'm behalf of Mayor Gi-oy Am
address ON Horace Greeley nnd the Press
wns delivered by John w. Keller, presl
dent of the Press club.
Tho Columbian liberty boll was tollod
here by special committee of veteran, OF
1879, 1SlS and 1861 Tho bcll WAS placed
I'm position nt Madison square and yas
tollcd during the parade
Tho religious and military ceremonies,
the athletic sports ana the other obaorv-
anccs which make Decoration day one OF
tho most general holidays of the year arc
even moro numerous than usual today.
Preparations had been mldc on moro
elaborate scalo than for mnuy years past.
The ceremonies in honor of those who died
for their country during thc War OF Che
Rebellion constitute the chief feature of
thl3 Decoration day, as ull others. Their
commence is cycn moro marked. For
several years past those ceremonies hayo
bom almost exclusively confined to the
Grand Army Of the Republic, tho United
States army ANA thc local militia, togeth-
or with kindred organizations CHAT hayo
sprung from them in ono WHY or another.
This year, however, some new revived
impulse sccms to hnvc stirred al classos
of mcn Co unite n paying honor 90 the
dead soldiers of go years ago, and Che r'-
suit has hoon chat an ohsenmncea OF past
years have boon surpassed today.
Tho parade of this morning was the
grcntost feature of tho Memorial day ccte-
monies in this city In addition to sine vn-
rious local organizations ln line rcr0iars
detailed by General Howard and marines
from tine cruiser Mublchcud to1s part in
the procession and lcnt Increased interest
fo ft
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
General aicAiiistcr noaorol.

BEfyDeEr. N. J., May ao-Ncmorial
day m Belviderc was made memorable Icy
the unyciiIng oi an imposing -rani.cmon
umcnt erected to tho memory oi General
Robert McAusier. one az Sow Jersey e
gallant soldiers who won distinction i'm
the into War of tho Rebellion, aud who in
years following was an houcral citizen
OF the town, whore Dee dicl in .a3l The
ceremony was hold undcr Che auspices of
Captain Henry POST $50. 9I g. A. r..
General Dmicl j.. Sickics was the orator
of the day
Evening journal., 1894-05-30

fIuuOnt OF nerVOu7 dleons0s, ana aufhOf
or many noted treatlses on the latter subject
long since realized the truth OF the first
statement ana his Restorative NCrvino
is prepared ON that principle. It's success
in curing OH diseases arising from dernnge-
ment Of the nervous system IS wonder
iul, as the thousands OF unsolicited tcstimO-
nills IN possession Of the company manulac-
turing the remedy amply prove.
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervino IS a reliable
headache, nervous debility. prOstratiun,
e.eeples5ncss dizziness hysteria, sexual do
sold by an druggists ON positive guarantee,
pr sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co.,
hll,hart Ind, on receipt of price, 81 per bot
ue, siN bottles for 7i, express prepaid.
Restorative Ncrvino positively contains no
Upatcs or dangerous drurs.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
Inolaant. OF tha pnY.

Little John Edwards was run into and
slightly injured by a Wilmington team
on Fifth street yesterday. The little
fellow had a narrow escape.
Colored Albert Fountain, who has had
bad health even since be began serving
bis one years sentence in the New Cas-
tie jail for gambling. over Eve months
ago, was yesterday pardoned by Gov
ernor Reynolds and released by Sheriff
Could
The Hawthorne Literary Society, Of
Wilmington, evidently departed from
literature last night. as tue members
rode over 20 this city on straw In farm
wa CONS and they blowed big horns, the
noise Of which made reposiug residents
Jump from their beds in terror.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30

Cornet Band viii give ils open-air con-
certs and Bandmastor Eberls Is arrang
ing a fine program o. concert selections.
The descriptive pieces TO be played by
the band will be especially interesting
aud Will be well worth seeing as we'll as
hearing on Saturday Che entire pro
gram will appear in the EVENING jour.
NAL and everybody who clips from the
paper the program coupon. can easily
ascertain the name and composer Of the
selection by referring 60 the numbers
displayed
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
RnsanIl WIN nToet 1ToConnolI.

The challenge Of George Russell, the
colored light weight pugiist of this city,
which recently appeared ia the EVENING
JOURNAL has been accepted by Edward
Mcconnell, the Wilmington champion,
and it Is reported that they will spar 10
Messicks Hall Wilmington, some time
this week. Both. it is said. are Of equal
weight and size, each agreeing TO weigh
ia 90 1876 pounds, iingside
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
- n.mnn.lrrlInn II nrnnllrn.

BIO0KLyN, May 30.-Ilcro Nus asa es-
pcclally grand demonstration at the old
national burying grounds ut Cypress hills,
whor 5000 soldiers who fought for the
stars and stripes ARE buried. At Cypress
hills Mayor Charles a. Sehicreu was the
presiding officer and delivered an intro
ductuy address in Engi and German.
The Rev. sylvester Malone, pastor oi St
potcr and paul's church. also delivered
an ond0n. There was vocal music boy
the German singing societies. which are
largely composed of Grand Army veterans.
The music was especially composed for
this OCCASION A salute of 90 guns was
fired by tho Ihirl Calling battery, under
command ui Captain IT. s. haluin.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
Personnl Events.

Yesterday, Mrs C C Lunt and little
daughter lett their home in this city for
Denver. Col, 60 Join Mr. Lunt They
were 20 have accompanied Rev. p. b
Lightner aud family, last week, had not
the prolonged illness OF mr. Lightner
delayed his departure for the West in.
definitely.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Mitchell, Of Stan
ton, spent yesterday in this city az
guests of Mr. and Mrs A. Stewart
and other FIllh siraet lrIendl
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
NInrlcrcr 80. sanlcnc.d.

OwEG0, N. s., May $50. - Alexander
Shock, ON trial for thomWdor of a Lehigh
railroad brakeman named Van Buren, at
Waycrly, was convicted of manslaughtoi
I'm the first dcgrec. and the judge sem
tencod Shock to DO years and o months
imprisonment at Auburn.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
Insurance Omclals Indictoa.

SPOKANE WASH. May 8o-The grand
jury has returned indictments against
james Hopkins, manager; j. d. Flynn,
secretary; q. ID. Sutton and Paul Beck
meyer, directors Of the deiunct Washing
ton Farmers Insurance company, charg-
ing them with conspiracy.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
a rInn 10. IL -.

You viii miss 10 If you neglect the op-
portnnitY 20 secure Famous Paintings
OF the World, Che finest work of art
ever issued 90 the price Thirteen parts
now ready az the EVENING JOunNAL
Office atlO cents each. Twenty psrts
com olate the nortfolio.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
ATnlnI nnal-r- arnln.nl.

BRISTOL, r.. T., May 80.-As Patrick
Moon Robert Rowley and James McHen-
ry were rowing Max Dolph of the light
ship out TO his station today the boat up
set. McHenry was drowned, and the 9TH
ers narrowly escaped
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
Huihrr Il4rrIr eorlou.Ir m.

LoNuON, May 30.-Mr. J. M Barrie,
the novelist, author of "a Window In
lhrums, ctc., whose Illness was an-
nouncod ON Saturday last, isnow in % crit
ical condition. Mr. Barrio Is suffering
from pneumonia and the disease has now
extended 90 his second lung.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
Aged Woman Commits suicide.

ROCHESTER, May aO-Mrs. William
Bruce aged 66 years, committed suicide
by cutting her throat at hcr daughters
residence. a mile west OF Mcndon
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
I11Il1l AnnIVor1ari-. ENDED.

SARATOGA, May 30.-Thc series OF meet
ings held hore during the past week hy
several societies of haptists ended with the
closing session Of the Baptist Missionary
union.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
nnrnea - -. rrrln.lnn-

WMgEsBAEnE, Pa, May 80.-A terrific
explosion of gls occurred in the Mount
Lookout coliiery, hy which William Nor
gam, William Mitchell and Thomas Pro.
throwcr wcro badly burned Morgan and
Mitchell may die.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
run

MeNuLTY.-In this city, on May 20, james
MeNulty.
Dae notice of the funeral win be given.
phALAN. I'm this city. on the 2ith instant,
Elizabeth phalnu, aged "a ears.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
A Uatavia. NJ.

BATAVIA, NY, May 80-Thc soldiers
monument erected hy the Woman Re-
lief corps was unveiled here, and Judge
Sutherland of Rochester delivered the ad-
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
nIARRIEn.

FLEMBiTNG-CAssf Union M. NJ.
y. parsonage, No. 5l3 jefferson street. on
Thursday evening May "a. ie0i. hy Rev. J.nn
ID. q. Hanna. S amucl 81. Flcmmng and Miss
Mary Cassidy. both of Wilmington, Del.
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IaII.-.Innn-l.L.l-

81. Louis, Nny 3O.-kcliy's industrials
will start ON Friday on their Journey TO
Washington via the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers.
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{ Children g Suits reduced
TO the low figures to the
left. an new. We
wont TO reduce the stock.
You get the benit.
See them.
We have a i-t 20 about
30 Suits Of Mems Cloth
inc made to sell at $14.
$40 aud SIS mostly
ail sizes We put
them at 81 80 to close
them They cost more.
II you can be fitted in
them you get a good,
hll-Rool. well-madn Suit
very cheRp indeed
Also lot Of. Bows Suits,
IA 90 10 sizs. 50, SO aud
81 goods. aud not too
high at that. The new
price viii be just QUE
half We want you 70
have the clothes. We
want tine money aud we
want the room Later on
we viii ten you why.
lt you take q look at
our custom window aud
examine the goods dis
played in it TO day you'll
be surprised. They're
genuine bargains. The
ht, work and trimmings
all that can be desired
S2j your choice. Goods
that have sold at $3e
and $40.
Evening journal., 1894-05-30
MAYOR Herbart's Contempt u Court oaso.

Concerts BeGin Next Saturday.
Beginning next Saturday evening in
front of tho mayor's Office the City
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...sls ,lIIlIlY!lssII.I 3I.lII:.
Tho Larrest sincI, of m

The Largest Stock Of shades IN tho City.
Spring Roller Shades. eo. -, l. p and ioc each.
= heb, 3 and zoe shades arg oil cloth. Beet Cam
brio shades, zoe each. Plain Handel alnlcu
Shades made aud hung, flc each.
Our Speciality, Shades Made to Order. We
also handle Bancroft IS ''~un Fast" Holland's =
formerly "h hQCksouia.0 ~ French Chiffon. Lace
Border, Duchess Lace, Rustic, Corded aud
tlorentne shades. The Best Goods at the
Lowest Prizes.