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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Meg. Bring lights
Question followed question until Ham
alton had proven conclusiyely in his own
mind that the boy was really Ellen's
child lie looked IT his cold purple
hands, at the old jacket and the hard
shoes, and FOR the first ime in years his
voice trcmbled as he said quietly:
II am glad
The hoy looked at the handsome man
whom he now understood to be his I'M
ole. and because there were tears In the
proud eyes, ana because Ills face was
white and his Rand trembled, the boy
got 10 from Elleu's chair where he
had been sitting aRl came over to
him and said IN his fearless, boyish
frankness'
80 am T.
Ana II you should so up past that old
fashioned mansion now you would see
that the windows are radiant with light
AZ night. The wide walks 10 the great
front door are free from snow. A state
ly man comes up the street, two chill
dren rush out and hang to his banda
NTH cries Of "Oh, Uncle Hamilton"
And at the door swest-faced woman
waits, and as he comes In he says:
'Nel, t'llSNI' ulu tue NHiis'naS Nv
come to-day
And Hamilton June Mellen says:
Yves, and so did the holly"
So may the life OF man be changes
In q day; SO may seltishness be driven
out by the arousins OF the true feeling
OF heart, that is always there, no mat
ter how latent II may be. and soms
time, wherever We are or whenever IL
may be. our own will come<to U.s.
Katharine Hartman, In Buffalo News.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Hamilton June was feeling we'll As he
twisted or the electric light over his
uesK and walked out into the frosty air.
Shiy one annoying thing had come to
nun that day. and that was a letter
rom Ills sister Ellen. from whom he
usa not heard before in sixteen years.
II had been fully that time since she
sAtae into the library one day where he
sna his father were sitting and had told
we latter. with the fesrlessness that
rae characterized the June family al
ave- that she could not recognise his
dismissal OF Richard Mellen. because
'as loved him and wished to marry him.
as Is poor and always will be POOR"
Va te'her had said. and Ellen had an
'ea, ! will 60 with him II am u
u al the rest Of my life"
"a, neither she had been or not. neither
s.s rather nor Hamilton knew. for she
some West with her poor young
ano' whom her family would not
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
ALL IN A DAY.
The Great Change That Vas brought
in Hamilton June.

recognize. and nothing had been heard
from them In all these years. Once or
twice letters had come In her hand
writing, but the elder June had burned
them unread. Then he had died and
Hamilton was left his sole heir.
To be left the sole heir OF millionaire
means q great deal to some men. But
to a man without chick nor child, nor
kith nor kin. man who has let BUSH
ness absorb him all his life. who has
been touched by the fingers Of gain in
herited and acquired. It does not mean
SO much after all.
After q time all the servants were die
missed but Meg She had been Hsmll-
toms and Ellens nurse and later their
COMPANION and adviser. almost a second
mother TO them. She remained In the
mouse. although most OF he rooms were
closed. Hamilton lived mostly at the
club. a quiet. conservative club. where
he met but few, and where he could have
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
CIIo.

cRAwLrY--on Saturday. July I. wrLLfAB
CRAWLEy. beloved husband Of Margaret
Ann Chase
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from his late residence 22I Eric St. Jsrssy
City. on Tussdsy morning. July 10. $50,
thence 10 st Michselg r. c. Church. where
high mass will be offered for the ~
pose OF hts soul.
KILLILEA-kt woodsIde, l. l.. July s. iss<
NARY KILLILEA, aged nitsen months and
eight dayz.
Funeral from lats residence Tuesday. July
10, at o'clock sharp Relatives are invites
70 attend without further notice.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
True Equality.

CFrcm Gocd Nevs)
Little Ethel-Nellie Nexdoor 10 taking
painting Lessons. and the teachers say
she ts o perfect genius. Mayn't l take
painting lessons, too?
Mother-Do you think you have any
talent for painting?
Little Ethel-Of course. Our family Is
Just as good us Nellie Nexdoors.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The 1857 and Passing show base
ball game for the benefit OF The Even
Ing Worlds" Sick Baby Fund, at the
Polo Grounds tomorrow afternoon,
promises'to be a memorable affair. Tho
actors themselves age looking forward
to It with much glee. and the public
who have seen them as tun-makers will
now have an opportunity of viewing
them at hard work. Bevles OF comedy
girls In both companies will sell photos
OF the competing teams, the PLAYERS
OF Thlrty-fourth street and broadway,
The Mines viii, go to the Polo Grounds on
big stages drawn by four horses, o G
leaving the Casino at l =. NJ. and the
other departing from the Garden at the
same time. 1t will be an exceedingly
gala event.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

was assistant manager OF a roof gar
den manning the roof garden). Mr.. Cline
asked him to identity himself, and he
produced a card. That is not sum
soaid show Ghe Gard FsereupoSS ths
dapper youth drew forth q pile Of blank
passes for the aforesaid roof garden.
'"That'n do" said Mr.. Cline. Go right
In. II you are writing passes for any
roof gardens you are entitled to our
Courtesies,"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Cotton Burned at Cohoes.


ALBANY, July s.-Fire started Ia the Hsr-
mony Cotton Mills storshouss At cohoes late last
night and nearly q thousand bales OF cotton we're
destroyed The loss will DO In the vicinity Of
$4,000 insured. The are 10 thought to have been
OF inesndiary origin.
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A Case Of Necessity.

From Once Week.
He don't you think we could manage
to live within your incone7
She 1 guess we would have to, for
don't see how we could live without It.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Square Park this evening by ConternO's
Ninth Regiment Band. Following is
the programme.
PAnTI.
The Star-Spangled Banner.
March-"SHeet Marie ..................,...Mo moore
Overture-'lvan the Terrible DR. q. l.. Conterno
Song-'Then You'll Remember me''.........paits
"Reminiscences 0: lrelsnd. ............... Godfrey
PART n.
Overture-"PvsmAlion and Galstes". .Suppe
African Iubilec--''1he Dsrkies Fruic' ...... Brsy
Cornet soio-"The Champion ........ VIM. Jaeger
William Jaeger.
seiection--' Rob'n Hood ..............De Koysp
Tvo-step-"Barthoidi March" DIR q. r. Conterno
There will also be music at Paradise
Park this evening by Louis Conterno's
Mi tary Band, Following Ia the pro-
Branme:
FART l..
star-Spanged benner
Msrch-"Sweet Marie ...,,,,.,...,,.,..C ont.rno
Overture Nsbucco' ..... .,..............,. Verii
Wals-fosiilon ::............. .......Fahrb oh
neieetion-- Mertht .ss...............Fl otov
PART II.
rentase-.lhitan hirn'... .Conterno
Gnvotte-"Si epbanie .... ..........,.,,. CzlbukR
selection-'lsie Of Champagne ............. Moscn
Ps,roi-,,PassinC Regiment ..............C ovoriy
GRlop-'Lion Chase Strauss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Brooklyn plays Louisville to-day. and
II ought to be In the Grooms to get
away with two Of the series.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
Fell Ints . Cellar.

Patrick Brady. twenty-five yeArs OLD. . waiter
In the Chatham Square Hotel. was sitting on &
railing In front o; the Bennett Building at Nss-
sau and Ann streets this morning when he lost
his balance and fell into tho collar The noise
Of Brady's fall sttrsoted the attention Of the
ans, He was picked up unconscious, ana an
| ambulance took hin, 70 Chamhsrs Street Heapi-
tursd bis skull and will probably die.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
BASEBALL CHAT.

Six more games will be played by the
eonquering Giants this week and that
Will wind up the FIRST Western trip OF
the New Yorks this season. Cincinnati
and Pittsburg are the clubs arrayed
against New York this week. Since
Arlie Latham has b. cen deposed from
the captaincy Of the "WeinerwurstS' and
Coiniskey has been put In charge. II IL
a mighty fine game Of ball they have
been playing. But the Giants will have
to fal OF II great deal from their game
Of last week. to permit tho Reds getting
more than one OF the three games In the
serics. Baltimore plays Pittsburg to-
day, tomorrow and wednesday, and
after that New York Will meet the
Fi q es These Baltimoteans are the
chaps Johnny " ard 10 10 big for Never
VII, the IN mort of the three crushing
defeats ct the very opening OF the sea
son which New York met with In Balti-
| more he effaced until the Giants roll and
toss the orioles In the Pomps'ian red
mud Of the Monumental City. Then that
memory will be efraced.
Pitcher HuyIer Westerve.t wrote to
Lance Wilson.. the we.l-known athlete
AMI basehs.. Tan" tina "the boys wero
now working for second place ~ q hoped
added that the men were In good heath
the nnttened good luck" pennies that
WISH sen. t. the team were sto.en
! from Westervelt's pockets Ia Louisville,
4 and another batch was mailed at once.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

90 quire
In a box.
en- velopss
70 match,
C J c Gu Il I
quality.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

BY their defeat OF 81. Louis yesterday
Brooklyn drew up closer to Philadel-
phia. and only three points separate the
Grooms and the Quakers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
CLEARING UP THE WRECK.
North shsps Limited's Locomotive
BEING Raised ~ YOakers.

YONKERs, N. Y, July a gang Of
fifty men worked all night Fighting the
locomotive Of the North Shore limited
which was wrecked here yesterday after
noon. The engine was thrown from the
track. and after running along the ties
for nome distance was dashed against
the ahutment OF o bridge.
The work ~ rlghting the wrecked loco
motive progressed slowly, and was not
accomplished un.il o'c,ock this morn
trsck II an %A heavy derricHs were brou shs
into use The wrecked LOGON tive will
be, taken to the repair shops at West
Alba.y.
curve on the road just as a freight train
loor Eel from one Of the freight cars on
the north-bound track.
limited train. q he vent around the
curve did not see the obstr action until II
Was too late to prevent the locom otivs
9 a6 b Ms he A :psed 81
train tii Vas was 50 great that was only
slightly reduced, and when the locomo-
tive left the track Il bumped over the
e.. Srdrs No sne %ss hue hurt
Montreal Broker Killed ~ . Fall
CBy Associated Prssa)
MONTREAL, Que, July 0.-Jamss Burnett
Chairman Of the Montreal Stock EIchange. and
Z member Of the nrm OF Bennett 4 Co.. stock
Srokeu. fell downstairs In his residence on On.
tAro avenue last Saturday night and sustained
Injuries from which he died few hours later
o1ite willing.
Crrom brooklyn Lifs.)
Mrs Norris-Oh. I'll tel. you whore
want to 60. VIM you take me to the
crematory some day7
NJ Enthusiastically, II those are pcsi'
lively oyur last wishes.
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OVER A MILE HIGH.

II all the Boxes OF Bou asrchs Writing
Paper We We sold this summr. could DO placed
one on top OF the other IL would make q
Q ilmr over mile high. Splendid
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

The Mutusls, of Jersey City. defeated
the CheBtnuts OF the Junior league AZ
Oakland Park yesterday by score OF
Is 10 IA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09
FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programmes At Washington square
and Paradise Parks.

There will be music at Washington
Square Park this evening by Conterno'a
Ninth Regiment Band. Following is
the programme.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

C. Q so ~
uens o!
tirs, "a
: Il finish.
Ma | dc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

Mike Leonard says he has been prom
'sed n chance tC IN ct Horace Leeds at
the Seaside Athletic Club. Leonard is
working overtime nowadays trying to
per cent. of the purses he wins Is his
OFFER to q Manager
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-09

A dapper youth applied for "the cour-
Saturday afternoon. Ho declared he
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
InoIdant. of The nnr.

Brown Lancaster, weli-known
h'eie of the O. A. c., spared with
orianty, the lightweight champion, in
e Company = armory last night for
20 on taree lively rounds Moriaritv
ts in town as the guest OF the Dellin
Drofhers
The late John + Brsdy's age wss the
subject Of conversation in down town
office lsst evening Ar Brady's age was
given. sitter his death, as o years This
however. was shown 60 ba Incorrect as
tr Bfadys father died Ga June 1855
a1i there are two younger brothers.
James b. and Hnghey Therefore the
beloved merchant must have been at
least AZ years Old.
District Deputy Grand Master r. ".
Burns. of District 30. .. started on This
Installation tour. beginning with Wash
lnrton Ledge, No Of this city. last
evening The officers elected IN January
az announced in the EVENING JOURNAL
az THAI time. were Installed with the
usual interesting ceremonies Of Odd
Fellowship The deputy grand master
returned 90 Wilmington ou the 1880
train last night
Al Mrs William r Kings funeral to-
nioIrow afternoon. services will be held
iu Inmsnuel Church. and interment viii
b. made la The o'd ctucbyafd
Etv b + Jester viii preech bis last
sermon before conference at the First
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

NJ. p Church Of New Castle, GU Wed
uesday evening, March %.
There win be held a musical and lit.
erary entertainment in the First M T..
Church. on Saturday evening.
To wss reported about town last night
thst Rev j. B Lightnor hsd been called
90 become the rcctor of q church in
Denver. Col but no crsdence waa
placed n fho rumors Mr. Lighlner ia
st.li in tina West.
The Y w. O. r.. u. win hold socie.
bie in the paIlcr OF the 81 j. Church, on
Monday evening. April l6 Am inter So
ing program will bsroDdsred after which
fefreshments will ba served
A well known baseball player is about
Go get out wit OF rep'cvin for bis
gloves which. he elaine. have been con-
hscated by au athletic organization
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

4C9o,Lll,tlsQQN-,ln this clty, on March el iS9i,
Marie Is. Collision. aecd months
DAkkEL.-On March 2l, iEQL Grace.
daughter ol George W. aud Agucs Durra,
aged months
FRANKTIN-Iu this CITY. ON March %
ihsl, William Franklin, iu the 5lth yeni of his
age.
hING-At hcr late residence in WHINING
len Del, ou March p, NenriotIn NcHrdp
King, the daughter 0f John Gukey ana sarah
Ann GlkeT. and wife of William R. Kinr.
aged W rDHrs
ke ntiycs and friends are Invited fo etfena
Der funeral from the residence of Tohn =
hing, Fourth street. Sew Castle. DEL ON
Wednesday. March .S al 2u'rlnek. -cr'ie.i
at lmmanuel Episcopal Church. lntermeni Inn
chmch2urd
lsst her suffering past her pain.
O-fae l9 weep, for tears are Vain
Why should wr he Thus onpfessod
For she who suffered is at rest.
MONGES-On the 2ith instant. in ph1aael.
phia. ldncy Ann, wife OFF The Iate John AZ
maud Nuuges. aud daughter of the lafo John
Gordon, oft this city.
PHILLIPS In this city, ol 1iarch e9. 1894
Mrs. Phehe id. Phillips
rnANNOR-On the 9Gth instant. pbup
/ IraNnOr. 'f
fe aiives and friends are invited fo atfend
lne iunefh from The residence of his SON.
James I. traY uur. 80. 2lS Hnst sixth street.
Thursday incoming, goth instant. atN n'clock,
tigh mass 90 ST.. Hafy's Church. Intermsrt
Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
rLAr--lInm-

srANrON-NuA ER.-At tho Asbury III. T.
parsonage, ..' Walnut street, on Friday even-
lng. NurCh @i, lsNi, hv Rev. John ID. C. Hnuun.
lhgol0u sthnfon and Miss Ida Is. O. Mover.
both ol Reading. Pa.
SHOUT -ROblN -ON.-On March 23. 1894. nt
lhe par.ounge of Bethany 81. b.. Church. l2l
Norln Tenth street. lnm0rn d.. hy Rev j
Shaw, Harry Stout to Miss Mary Alice
Robinson, both of Wilmington. bel
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

VI $40 IS YOUR limit
for a Suit the New
York Clothing House
Will show you forty
styles. Good wear, good
taste and exquisite fit are our
strong points.
We have $40 Suits in Cassi-
meres, Fancy Worsteds, Clay
Diagonals, etc. The popular
and dressy Double Breasted
Rough Cheviot Suit is also
here for $40. In fact, in the
$40 line we carry more styles
than any three houses in Will
mington. Would you like
an idea about styles as we'll as
prices?
Then give US a call.
At $I2 and SIS you can
pick from sixty styles of as
Dressy Suits as the Clothing
world has yet turned out.
How about these sudden
changes? What are you go
ing to do about them? One
of our Spring Overcoats will
protect you-All wool with
Silk Sleeve Innings for SO.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Immnnuol's Now Vesirrmon.

There was a lively interest in the
annual election of wardeus and vestry.
men az Emmanuel Church last night
The election Was held DO the parish
building, and was conducted by Senior
Warden John McFarlin The surprise
Di The evening was the defeat of two
prominent young churehmen who. had
heir friends attended the meeting.
would have been elected by neat
naiarities The result was: Wsrdens-
Iohn McFarlin aud Thomas Holcomb
festrymen--Johu e platt, John II Rod.
iey. Charles Willis, Dsvid W Elkiuton.
William j. Etchells, J. e Eliason. Fran
els N. Buck
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
poTaonnI Tvenle,

Nr aud Mrs. William O. Wor.hinr.
ton, of Philadelphia. were On the city last
evening Mr. Worthngf0n attended the
meeting of The lmmanuel p1rishionets.
Samuel ,Ioppiu. while doing machiuist
work 40 tho New Castle Wooden Mills
yesterday. badly smashed his thumb
Ihe machinery was not damoged
Rev. Charles s Spencer and wife. Of
uapolie, Md returned 20 their home
bis morning after q short visit here.
Rev. Charles = Murray. rector of 81.
ndrews Church, Wilmington. was in
iis city last evening ana oficiated st
nmanuei Church 40 the evening preysr
ld service
Miss Mary Dsrbenshire. Of Philadel -
lia who has been the guest of Miss
ay WM-nack, win leave for her home
day.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
~ .L.uL lIL..I.r.

Mrs j. M Bacon q returned mis-
siouary from Iadia wa be present "a.
Covenant Reformed Episcopai Church
Third nnd West streets. this evening.
and give an acsouut OF her work She is
an entertaining tmker,
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
nlch I.nrhcr.. rhnir.

SPRlNGFELD, o., March 3T Lieutenant
John II. Alexander. West Pointer and
military instructor nt Wilhoriorce ocade.
my died suddenly in a barber'sshop while
bsinu ehnyed
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Ooorein'a rracn cron n Gonor.

ATLANTA, March 2L-Hump q Moon,
The larges, peach growers in the peach dis
trict of Georgia say chat 500 per cent of The
fruit crop has been killed
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
NeeolIaiIne I-or II Indn.Iry.

New LONDON, Conn. March 2L-Mayor
Bentley, cX-Goycrnor Waller and several
other business men met to consider the
bnth iron works proposition for removal
20 New London.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
An hnii-Cniiolio TicI,ot.

sr. JOSEPH, No.. March 2i-The Ameri.
can Protective association hos taken q
hand iu-the local elections here, having
issued a ticket with the names of all Cath.
olics left oil.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
I'm -rrnn.lnrnn.l,. Iinhnir.

CHICAGO. March 2L-lho attorneys fo
prenderga.t, the ASSASSIN of Mayor Hairt
son, asked for special venire to avoid dc.
lay i'm securing O jury for the insanity pro.
coediugs, but the order was denied
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
nnle nl IlIc,oln - cnnnrod.

DENVER, March 80 Tho national racing
board of the l.. A. ". has decided chat the
national meet in This city shah be held
Aug. l3 to ls instead of Aug. 26 to3i
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
nIllchl.rnlI.tlil liln,r.

san FRANCISCO March 2l-Jamcs Gil
day, plumber was killed hy % blow from
the fist of am unknown man ou Market
street Gilday had addressed two women.
and thelr maIo comnnnlom re.ented n.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
u PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
PLHAsLRU TOURS.

iUR CfglgrTgu Ap-n igth. May Srd and
WEHliNu 1il, 2iih. Throe-day tours 70
the National Capital covering raj road fare
and hotel lncOmmodariru. kgte from New
York Sl3t0 aud Si35Jffom Philadelphia silica.
Tourist Agent and Chsper0n Accompany
haCh Perty.
For tickets. Itineraries. and full information
appiv TO Tourist Agent, t,23eouth solrth street,
Philadelphia; llQi 8roaawgy, New York: Sal
tulton street, Brooklyn; or rs Washington
eirect. Boston.
5. NJ. PROVOST. Gent Manager,
j. y. WOOD. Genl pass'r arenf,
GEO. ~. BOYD, Asst 6cnl Pass'r Agent
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
T-0nr Ocrnn Ilnrn IlDrun,

BALTIMORE. March g1 Am ocean race
from Atlantic ports to tine Golden Gate De.
tween three llll rierol American clippers
begins today.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

DON'T mind my smoking. 40 voufr STRANGER
-" Not otall. sir; work in glue factory. ."-
Chicago Tribune.
Tho earlier symptoms of Dyspepsia. such ae
distress after eating. heartburn. and ocea-
-iuNul headaches, -nould not he neglected.
Take Hoods SRrsaparilia iXou wish To- be
cured
Huode Pills euro am liver uis. hnliousncss.
iaunoicc, indigestion, sick headache.
"llit am orr fncf." said Uncle Ebon. "dara
little lenrnin' ann "a danc'us TING But doan
luhgit dat de- hitler 'iis dc moh danr'user
'us.'- Washington Star.
They say love IS blind. May Doe So: no any
rate love is sometimes uscd Hs % Blind when
there is money tu he g0t, Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

Strictly one-price, and If dis
satisfied with your purchase we
viii return your money.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Ia - na.ehaII clnh.

Manager Bradley has about completed
hls list Of men who will play baseball
next Saturday-the opening exhibition
game of the soason-with the Colum
b'a Club OF Wilmington, although
there may be some material changes ga
positions before next Saturday. The
osptan wiil be selected In day or two.
and be win consult the players and agree
upon the positions which they viii
cover Thus far. the composition of the
team is as follows Madden, c.; Ward
D. Bacon, s. S Hushebeck. b.. Free.
bury, Wise, 8 b. Countiss, J. f.;
White, G f, Montgomery or Taylor,
4 Huular anbslltule
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Athiatos Going 10 churoh Arnir.

Ata meeting OF the Columbia Athletic
Club last evening 10 was decided 10 again
muster It's forces and aitend church ger
vice lt was decided 70 20 90 &c. peter'a
Church at an early date and commit
zee consisting o. Fred w Hoffman. A
N. Foster aud Thomas Walls. was ap
pointed to confer with Father Brady
about accommodating the clubmen.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

...0N...
THE DECLINE.

~ VERY ONE that examines
~ our magnificent display Of
-A'''aA Carpets and learns the re-
markably low prices at
which We are selling are pleased; ;
they can't well be otherwise, quality,
style and price are too captivating.
You need Carpets, and we have them
and want to sell them, so take ad-
vantage Of the low prices nov.
A new drive Just in. Good Vel
vet Carpets in handsome designs
and rich colorings at 90 cents per
yard. This is by far the cheapest
Evening journal., 1894-03-27

To avoid having your carpets ripped
send chem 90 the Diamond state Carpet
Cleaning Works. MS King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
SPRING
0vERG0ATS
AND LONG
GUTRWRYS

S2S, with good all wool coats at
$40 in black cheyiot, rough and
smooth, and several styles Of
other materials. Silk lined over
coats rs low as so, aud at $40
and 825 new onea of the grey
mixed vicunas lined to the edge
with silk. Long cutaways with
vests at SIG and $50 in Clay
diagonals, and unless you are
welded to custom clothing it
viii be to your interest to look
at and try them on. Some black
cheviot suits with the long
cutaways at $12, which will give
you all the style possible il you
want medium priced suit.
Evening journal., 1894-03-27
Corncr.tone having t, Paterson.

PATERSON. ~. j., March e5-Thc corner.
stone of the new city han was laid with
imposing Masonic ceremonies.
just received 90 Bossg. No 90 Mar
kat street. an the leading styles in derby
hats at prices guaranteed thc lowest n
the city Also choice selection of
spring neclSwear at 25 and 30 cents.