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Evening journal., 1894-01-22

with money hy the strikers aud sent back
60 New York. There's are TOO badly scared
10 put Ia an appearance.
Tue car which was upset and set on lire
at the corner Of Main and Congress streets
still lies on its side under police guard
II Is completely wrecked.
President Hefr, superintendent Radel.
Director Nolker and other Traction com
psny officials are occupying the main Of.
fees under strong police guard. and in
addition they have "a supply Of winchester
repeating rifles.
Every regular policeman who can be
spared IS guarding the company's proper.
ty, as the report has spread that aquantity
OF dynamite, which was stolen from the
METALLIC Cartridge company, is to BE- used
Go blow up the main depot OF the Traction
company. About a dozen men arrested
after Mayor Bostwice read the riot act are
held at the Second precinct station The
militia are ready 70 respond az a momenr' S
notice 70 stand by the mayor. as 1t Is feared
moro bloodsher will certainly follow the
proposed attempt to run lho cars.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
.reRse fsLseRAptAc fSgFs
81 q

A Helen A. Shafer. presldent OF Wellesley
college, died Of pneumonia
The hoard Of health of Lowell, Mass,
has pronounced typhoid fever an epidemic
Ia that eity
The mayor OF Cincinnati hes been au.
thorized T. expsnd S00, 900 on work for the
unemployed
Edward Bickuen, trial justice Of Orange
Mass has been arrested on the CHARGE Of
embezzlement.
A dispatch from Baltimore saya that
John l.. Sullivan's wife has left him and
that the eN.champion is on roaring
racket.
John Briggs, a special officer charged
with the murder Of james Pariitt turing
the riots at Gilberton, Pa. on Aug 9, has
been acquitted.
Doc REYNOLDS, who was charged With
killing james Reynolds la M lith n.
u 8, was found guilty and sentuncsl 10 All
burn for Is years.
Councilman William Townsend OF Potts.
vile, Pa, has been aifestcd nnl held n
sl,OJJ bail answer the charge oi cmbOa.
element and misdemeanor In Office.
As result Of a hazing scrape q W Dau.
Ter Of Bedford, Pa, and l.. n. johnson ol
Jamestown, y. ~, were summarily eN
pelled from Thiel college at Greeuvillc, IA
James Eudlong who spent his fortune 10
defending his partner, Edward Stokes, fol
the murder OF Jim Fisk, lien dangerously
wounded In Chicago hospital, suffering
from an assault
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

There is a nourishing element in
ale and beer but it is small-there
is the Intoxicating effect, too,
That is a strong objection. Yet
ale and beer ATE used and benefit
the health at times. There is
another liquid, the active principle
of alt-JoHANN HoFFs Malt
Extract. One dozen bottles of it
have the same nourishing and tonic
effect as a large cask Of ale.or beer.
That's an advantage another, it
has not the intoxicating effect OF
either. 1t helps digest and assimil-
ate food, creates appetite, makes
the weak strong and healthy. BE
sure 10 obtain the genuine.
see that signature JoHAvS Hofr is on
neck label Of bottle. No other is equally
" as good.
Eisner & Mondeison Co., Sole Agents, Isz
and Isl Franklin ST.. New York.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
WEDDED IN JERSEY.
LILLIAN Russell Beeomss Mrs. John Chat
tsrtOn.

LILLIAN Russell becomes Mrs John Chat
tsrton.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. Lillian Russell and
Signor Giovanni Peruglni, or, more prop
erly speaking, Helen Leonard and John
Chatterton, were married In Hoboken, n.
j., by Justice Of the peace. Miss Russell
bad wanted TO have the ceremony take
place In this city at her home. BIS West
Seventy-seventh street, but to marry in
this state it was requisite that Justice OF
the supreme court give permission, and
this permission she failed To get
Miss Russell certainly looked very hand
some. She was dressed in peach blossom
seeded silk gown, creation OF Felix IL
was made with tight lifting skirt, with
small plaitings around the bottom. The
bodice WAS cut square across the 'front.'
and the sleeves between the shoulder and
the elbow were simply gigantic. She wore
tue daintiest little bit Of bonnet that har
nOnized perfectly with her gown She
carried small seal cape Diamond stud
ded buckles fastened the straps Of the bod.
ice, which ran over the shoulders Around
the point of the bodice she wore a magnih-
cent girdle Of diamonds aud turquoises
In her hair was a iiligres comb. studded
with 80 diamonds and turquoises. Around
her neck was a triple string Of pearls. This
had a clasp Of diamonds aud turquoises.
Perugini was dressed in a frock coat Of
great length. gray trousers creased 20 an
edge and wore high hat
The ceremony took place Ia the parlor OF
Justice Moller's house. The justice got a
fine new 800 bill for his services, but did
not avail himself Of the common privilege
Of marriage performing justices Of the
peace TO kiss the bride.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Midwinter Tours TO Florida via PennsyI.
vania Railroad.

The sunny cline Of Florida is now
receiving a great deal Of attention. aud
to people contemplating a sojourn under
the warm skies Of this beautiful PENN
sula, the personally conducted tours Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
especially appeal. Luxurious special
trsins, composed exclusively Of Pullman
sleeping and dining cars, replete with
all conveniencse aud modern improve
ments, and uLder the care of experienced
touris. agent and chaperon, are among
the attractive features and advantages
at the disposal of tourists.
$50 90 from New York, $4S 90 from
Philadelphia, and proportionate rates
from other points will cover al expenses
in both directions, including meals en-
route while on the special trains These
will leave New York at $3.50, Trenton,
II 0s q. m Philadelphia, 12 10. vii.
mington, 10 so, Baltimore. 80, and
Washington 3 So p m on January 30
February 13 and %, and March l3 and
q. Fast express time will be MADE
through to Jacksonville. where the
tourists may remain or depart for other
points in the state rs they wish. during
the two weeks for which the tickets are
good Concise aud graphic descriptions
0fthe many places OF interest to which
side trips may be made are to be fonnc
In the Itinerary published by the CON-
pany.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
no FOR LlgERlAl
The International Migration Society VIII
ship BLACKS There Cheap.

BmMINGHAsf, Ala, Jan. 22 The Inter.
national Migration society has been incor-
porated here under the laws Of Alabama,
with a capital stock of 100000, by j. l..
Daniel and associates. The company pro
poses TO send negroes from the southern
states 20 Africa 1t will operate line Of
steamers between America aud Monrovia,
Liberia. A uniform fare Of S20 per head
viii be charged, which Is to pay for passage
and board en- route.
The society claims to be prepared 10 fur
nish homes aud employment for the ne.
groes Ia Liberia The promoters expect
contributions from all over the south aud
from Africa and viii also call on congress
for an appropriation. Negroes all over the
south, IL is said, are already engaging pas
sage
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nsrsrnAps.

DENNSYLvA9tA DAfLROAD srAND-
InpIouehout ~ ths interlocEiuS sNilch and
PHI Al5EJiPHiR, WILMINGTON ana BAL.
TIAfotEl RAJ LR[A p, pccenil9ef a. 1873
Trains Will leave Wilmington A. follows
Phlladelphle express, 10. = 55 4 %. 81. AZ.
%, 8 90 0O1. 1000, l0ld. II ~. ii 81 am.
lz y, a., , %, ~, 70 2 y, g, oe, ql2p IA.
IVA -, 10, ~, l4 10 ~ m.
Chester express / $. I q. 3 20, 42.T5O. $50.
sm, l0m, 90, II 81 a M, 81. boi.5i8, 7i6.
Accommodation g oe. o ~ sog. 10 q. II sam.
u sssh e, y e' ~. Z q, 10 ~ p N,
- hey York 30 e55, 4 ~ eist iB. -, go.
. u. 3 ih, 70 q, &C. 10 ;0p m
llBoston. without change 10 "a Am. bapm.
Florida and The south, via Atlantlc Coast
New Orleans, Richmond and DenvIne Ex-
Irers. y II y in.
West Chtsier, via Lamoklh, eao.soe in..
Newark Centre ana intermediate stations.
40 I'm, Aip ~.
~ 10. II % NJ. ~ 0i.le y, il lb 06. a IA
tons, Q IS, a. % ~, Is " night.
baltimore aud intermediate stations. 81,
~, 8 t0 p In, and \ ls night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6a3pm.
Trains fot DelRwsre Division lesve fot
New Castle. li, 7 u a IA. a. $50. 8 oe Q IN.
. n y m, T. "a night
Loves, lii am. 4g1 p M.
Express for Dover, Harrington ana Deimhr,
" II I3 IN. y y m, le q night.
Harrington and way stations only, n b m.
Express Tor Wyoming G SOP m.
Exprehs for Cape Charles. Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk. II Oh = m. l2 0l night.
mihston eHpresa & % s4as % q s'Ees' i Iqs "a " M u
/ ii lh M. l2 10, flxtb, 90. 1 81 34B 4 OIL al
60s, i, Q 81 y. q, 90 n @, II 10 Il q 10.
Accommodation, o ~. z ;3, l0il8 a IA. 4 20, 3 o.
ii1, 81, @ ~. ~, 1908. II ~ pm.
| sunday rrains-leave Wilmington for:
~ ~ N, a, cypress ~ ~ ~ 20. o.
/ lOOb, ii Dl n m ~, ~, 5Of, n.bl5 Oh, 2i
3 ~ m. Accommodation. co, b Us a m 12 iO
i I 40, 4u5, b2n, 10Opm.
chester, express 4 l5, 90, 5as q. 10 o5uA.
dation, 90, GA m, II 10, lib, O5, 40 ss5.
New York, express, IS. a55. 4so 2 %, CO.,
e " 9' y 40 o. AN. y ~ 81 3oo, to5 1910 $50.
BOSTON. without change, b56pm.
New orleans. Richmond and Danvllle or
West Chester via Lamokin. SOS a N.
D 20 pm.
New Castle. 81 pm. lse hisht,
SOape Ghsrlss' uld Point Comfort and Nor
Anddlelown. clayton, Dover, wyoming.
FELTON,. harrington. brldgeville, SeAford.
| For Florida anu the south fvla Atlantic
| Coast l1ncl ~ AZ u M, ~ 80 y m.
baltimore and Wa,hlngton. 4;i5 5 Of, DO
an. Eva 1850. n t6iS. ~. 80 . m, ia Il
Baltimore and intermediate stations ID
and II fN m.
Leave Philadelphia. Bnnad street. for WIN.
mingion, express. so. 20, tln, II Is m,
liHpm.
Accommodation, 20, iOgs nj, Ie IS. o5
1910. B ,a. 10 O8 has pm.
| For further Information, uoHHengora nre re.
ferrcd 20 the ticket Office al the station
tcqngressional Limited Express trains com
posed entirely Of Pullman Neatibule Parlol
and Dining Cars. NOextra fare
fLimited Express Trains competed Of Pull
man Neatihu lnrlOr Cars Neeflhule Pas
sengor Coaches and Dining Cara. No extrl
fare.
sHchnond and Danuns Express. csl
| coacnrs,l
| Tiining Cor Afiarhud
+. 81 fkrNOrJ T. WOOD.
General Manaaer General paaeen ~ 4 r
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a.n.rnl snhrIn.L, nl.amhnw.led.

HAzLErON, Pa. Jan. ~. -General Sabrin-
sky OF Oneida WIS found in dying condi-
ton On a mountain road between Sheppton
and Oneida lie was literally disembow-
eled lie has since died George Walcock
has been arrested, charged with having
done the cutting Thirteen Others who are
supposed TO be implicated have also been
arrested. They are believed 20 be members
OF an organized gang
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
NorfolL oMa.aI. ~, ~ IndIcted.

NORFOLK, Jan. Today the Norfolk
county grand ju'y viii Investigate the re.
cent glove contest here and may indict the
officers and members OF the Ariel Athletic
club and about -,a persons who were pres
ent, which include the sheriff of Norfolk
county and his deputies, officers OF the
Norfolk police force, city couneilmen aud
other prominent persons.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Cutting oorernmDnt TImber.

FLORENCE, Colo, Jan. p Special Agent
b. r. Stringle of the general land Office
dropped in on a lumber camp on Eight
Mile canyon, north Of this city. where be
found 10 men cutting down timber on gov
eminent land and running large saWiuill
The agent ordered the men TO quit work.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Bernhardt r.o.nos po,.on,n~

PARIS, Jan. es-lt has transpired that
sara Bernhardt had narrow escape from
death by poison at the rehearsal Of her new
piece, "lzeil.' Her new Dahomeyan serv-
ant, kerim, who attends her at rehearsals,
poured some iaudanum into her cup Of tea
By mistake Bernhard however, noticed
the strange taste before she had swallowed
enough 10 do her any serious harm
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Robbed and Left ror Dead.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Jan. % Charles Gar
ner was attacked near Hillville by two
higbwaymen, who beat him until he was
insensible, and after robbng him Of all his
money, considerable sum, they nung
him over a high bluff and left him. He
was discovered by the merest chance and
Is ia a very serious condition.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Around the world ON Nothing.

Boston, Jan. 22.-A young olubmRn OF
Boston, whose name for the next year viii
be Paul Jones, has made wager that he
will travel around tue world in IL months,
starting without "A stitch Of clothing or "a
dollar and returning with 5000
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
rr.neh soIal.r. Anhnallsa hs 100.

PAEis. Jan. PA dispatch from Ton
quin SAYS that detachment OF French
troops commanded by Captain Delauney,
was amhushed by pirates whom they were
pursuing ia the bush near Caihiuh. Cap
tain Driluney WINS killed. three lieutcnants
We're wounded, and Is men were killed or
Noltuded
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Commodore colt Deai.

PUNTA GoRDA, Fla. Jan. 22-Commo-
dore C.. Colt OF the New YORK and LRreh-
mont Yacht club died ia the Hotel punta
Gorda. His yacht has been here several
weeks. In his party were Lieutenant
Hem Of the British navy and A. f.. Ca.
mnncho The oommodore's home was at
Hartford lie was many tnes million
aire
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Mr. chIId.. condItlon wor...

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.-The condition
of George w Childs Is not 80 favorable.
The following bulletin was issued late last
night: ''Mr. Ch,lds is not quite 30 well TO.
night There has been some slight rise Ia
his temperature
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
AnmlraI nn Nr.lln l,.na..a-

Rio DE- JAsEmo, Jan ~ Il Is said by
Insurgents that Admiral dc Mello has been
deposed from his position Of leader OF the
forces operating against the government
because he failed to bring troops from the
south 10 aid the insurgents in the hay
here ia making their proposed land move.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

The most stylishly and becomIngly
gasten up girl at the Faust" perform =
sncs the other night wore black gown
II was of a soft silk like material trim med
with lots OF black sa,iu II was imppssi
Die to get good view Of the sklri, but
the bodice was marvel Of taste aud
beauty. It was odd, too. The full. big
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Blown Into the RIrcr.

BIRMISGHAM, Ala, Jan. 22-As Bridge
Watehman John Lively was closing the
draw of the bridge at Bridgeport, Ala. a
heavy gust Of wind blew him into the
river, and he was drowned.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Afeat For the RIch nnlr.

CULIoAN, Mexico, Jan. 22.-rhe new tax
on meatshops which has gone into effect
in the state of Sinaloa has caused the price
OF meat 70 rise so high that il is practically
restricted to the use Of the rich.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
TOHN J. O'HARA
First District.
MICHAEL T. CONWAY
CHARLES wHANN,
Third District.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. 81. THE STATE
~ OF DELAWARE.
TO the sheriff Of New Castle county, greet
ing; s
Nbefeas. Evefe,t +. Abbott IS his psiition
70 the judges OF car superior Courf filed IN the
Office OF tne pr0thonofary of said couft n AID
for New Caatls COUNTY, lot the catse Of COM
plaint therein alleged. has made Application
10 or said irtrcg that q decrea rtar h. pro-
bounced diszoivinf the marriage etisuht
between the feationer etd Mafsaret q.
Abbott. rs H..
We, therefore, command sou. that 5on
summon Margaret q. Abbott,that she be snd
apbear before thu judges Of our said conri ~
the nest ts41i thrr0uI O. ilr heid in N re
nington. on Monday the hffh CAV 0f frnru-
asy next, 90 answer the allegations OF the
said petitioner, ~ sretf T.. Ahooit. according
TO TIE Acts OF Assembly m aUch c8se made
and provided, and alal 70 do end receive
what the court shall then and there consider
conccrniDg her ia this behalf as 90 the court
shall seem meet and consistent With the
provisions Of the raid Act OF Assembly.
And have you thcn there this wrii
Witness tfe Honorable CharleA b. Lore,
EeQuf e, At Wilmington. the rwenty.eecond
day Of December, eighteen hnndfed and
A''1s~ PErERA. HoRrY.
Prcthonotary.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
NInord Loat I'D. WInninr..

MONTE CARLO, Jan. 22.--Lord Rosslyn,
after winning heavily at the Casino. was
robbed of l4,OO0 francs in the billiard room
Of the Hotel Metropole.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
nnol.inn rn1ler nIin.r. neanerata.

CrNctSSAT1, Jan. % There never was
more distress in the Hooking valley and
other Ohio coal mining districts than at
present. The men are idle, and some yio-
lence is reported, due TO desperation.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
FIns Mothodi.s church nadicatod.

KINGSTON, n. Y. Jan. 22.-rhe new ST.
James Methodist church here was formally
dedicated by Bishop Cyrus d. Foss. The
church cost nearly SIS, 600 and Is one of the
finest on the Hudson.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

Diphtberia Infected Village Quarantlned.
MDDLETowS, y. Y, Jan. 22.-Sullivan
and Delaware counties are afflicted with
an epidemic of diphtheria. At East Branch
the disease has become q prevalent that
townsville has proclaimed II day guar
antine against the village.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

Boys White Shirts, with
linen fronts. a tride soiled in
moving TO the annex all the
soc ones for soc, all the 7sc
ones for 4sc. A few Men S
Shirts the same way. sizes
I31s to I6H and IN only
81 ones for soc.
A small lot of lightweight
wool Vests for infants, slight.
" imperfect-regular 25 and
SIC goods for Ia1sc each.
A few left of the Boys
Flannel Waists-$I.5o one:
TO 75c, $L25 ones to 6aHC
each.
One of the most effective
and popular dress fabrics fol
this season in cottons will be
the celebrated Japonettes--
like silk, pretty, stylish anc
durable, they are sure 10 fine
favor at once. A complete
line here at IS cents per yarc
Annex.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
nisdTnns street Car.

BurFALo, Jan. s2-liudson n. Parke,
well known lawyer and business man,
died in a Niagara street electric car Of
heart disease.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Threa nm. Ilu.r AraIn.

READING, Pa, Jan. 22. Two furnaces IA
the Reading iron works tube mill, the
Pennsylvania. stove works and the Read
ing rolling mill resumed today, giving EN-
ployment altogeiher 70 200 men.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Threatened to nlor up Inc ErnnreII.t..

PROVIDENCE, jan. 22.--As result Of a
threat to blow up Music hall, where Moody
and Sankey are preaching. 40 policemen
guarded IL. Thousands crowded the streets,
but there was no explosion.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Yrenoh GIrli. sulcIdc.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 22-Eva o.
Garriner, French girl, Is years OF age,
swallowed paris green and died because
her mother had commanded her to marry
a man she did not love.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
santa Lucia lIountains Borod.

SAN LUIS OnIsrO. Cal, Jan. 22--The
great tunnel through santa Lucia noun
tains which the Southern Pacific company
has been boring for more than year past
sas pierced
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
ChArIev SING WIN nIarrv.

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. 22.-Charley Sing. a
wealthy Chinese laundryman Of this city,
will marry a young and pretty American
girl named Jennie Schaetfer today
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
surf Ravares at Atlautio CItv.

ATLANTIC CRY, Jan se The surf has
cut away several hundred feet Of the beach
At the upper end Of Arctic avenue.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
RalIroad Prs.l,lent DealI,

ST. JOSEPH, No, Jan. 22.-W. ID. B. Mot
Railway company, diel at his home here.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
nlc rheok siolnn rrom Mekloan I'm.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 22-Another rob
berry Of tine mails resulted la the loss OF a
check for 81, 800
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

George Caulk, OF St Michsels Nd.
recently shipped ? -four barrel full Of
diamond backs which netted him over
<200
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oeneeal nrellInot Dead

PARIS, Jan. g2-General Emile Aiellinet,
the father OF the French army, IS dead.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

sleeves wers Of black satin, and around
the basque was a full double skirt,
each trimmed with fold Of satin. IL
fitted perfectly, opening over vest Of
bright red SAITH. The hat worn with
this gown was dainty creation of Jet,
red roses and black feathers, In one Of the
impossible shapes affected By the fair.
John Smith, Of this city, is visiting
friends in Seaford.
The second annual dinner Of the Penn
Club OF Delaware, will be held ia Eden
Hall'On Monday evening, February
This is an equalization of Delaware
men, graduates of the University Of
Pennsylvania. IL will be one Of the
social events of the season and many
prominent Delawareans will be present
The emu will bs as follows
Blue Points
sauterne.
Cons0mme Julienne sherry.
Filei oe Boeuf, Mushroom Sauce.
Peas. Potato croquettes.
Roman Punch. Cigarettes.
Sweet Bread Outlets.
Ce,ery Salad.
Bisque Tortonie.
Cafe Noir.
Almonds. Olives.
Cigars.
The following will respond to tossts
DR. William Pepper. The University =
Dr. H G Wood, 1.-THE Medical Depart
ment;" Hampton l. Carson, "The
Alumni;" William Michael Byrne, "Our
College Days College songs will be
sung by quartet of the Glee Club OF
20 -'93
IL is told of Hannah More, says Har
per's Bazaar, that she had a good way
OF managing talebesrers. IL is said that
whenever she was told anything deroga-
tory to another her insariable reply wal
Come. we will 60 and ask n this oe
true The sffect was something ludi-
crously painful The talebearer was
taken abaek stammered out -qualihcs
tion or begged that no notice might bs
taken Of the statement.
But the good lady y as inexorable oh
she took the scandal monger to th,
scsndalizsd to make inquiry aud com
pare accounts. 1t is not likely that any.
body ever a second time ventured :,
repeat gosslpy story to Hannah More
One would think her method Of treat
ment would be a sure cure for scandal.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
nOIden Tlmen

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but nov
that 1t is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently cure habitual con-
stipation, well informed people will not
buy other laxatives, which act for a time,
but finally iniure the system.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
weather Forecast.

Fair weather; colder, followed by a cold
nave; winds shifting 70 northwsst
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland ex
psct to leave for Florida in a short time
Evening journal., 1894-01-22
Noriors


NOTICE .-THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
~ h now completed, and may he seen At
the following q aceFi
Firzf Wrrd-Mostern Hotel. southeast cor
nei of Fourth ana Orange Arreta.
second Mnrd--P W. keaiifg's cigar store.
southeast corner ol Third ann pise streets.
Third Ward -Witsirs cigar store, Mary land
avenne and Madison street.
Fourth WArd-lieOrgc h1le's, northeast
cOritr NTH and Lon hard HiIeet-
ft.th Ward Nancy Quigleye saloon, No
h2l Madison street.
sixth Ward Moreland's Shoe store, No
si King street.
seventh Wa -Wnlism :. Noore's grocery
store. northwest corner Delaware avenue and
West street.
Eighth Mard-Charlts y. Taylor's cigar
store, northeast cUrner sixth and Lombard
streets.
Ninth Ward-Joserh y. Rlgby's cigar store,
No. lUO Market street.
-ftnth Ward--Wiliiam Browns, northwest
corner Pleasant and jackson streets.
Eleventh W rd--k bert Cotfinghaiu's, No
Ju Maryland avenue.
Twelfth Ward-philip X. Shea's. southeast
corner Ourth and Scott streets.
The assessors viii be In session at the
Court House. Levy Court raoml, on January
30. 81. February l. and Tor the purpose o
uiaking any corrections ana placing any nam,
on the assessment liss that may have beer
omitted.
JOHN J. O'HARA.
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

Pierre Blair Pie has recovered from
rheumatism, which confined him TO the
house for a week
Evening journal., 1894-01-22

Miss Violet c. Brodie. of Augustine,
will be married next month to George G.
Clark, of Boston. The ceremony will be
performed at her home by Rev. A. n
Keigwin, of West Presbyterian Church.