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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-17
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FOR SALE, 5000 WILL BUY SIG
beautiful lots between barnard ana vCi,ttS
aker street on Twelfth, running back to
Best street; this property is in one Of the
pest locations in southern part OF CITY.
each lot 80 1-3 by 90 feet; street cars run
nlng in front of each lot; any one desir-
ing splendid investment had better cali
az once. j. u. LaRoche 116 Rrvnn sfrnnt
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

( FOR RENT, LARGE LIGHT OFFICE
room. az q Bun street Apply Leopold
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FOR SALE, LOT 8, DECKER TYTH-
ing Heathcote ward, on the north side
or Broughton street between Whitaker
and Barnard streets. Property now ocou-
pied by Garfunkle & Sons, and Savannah
Shoe FACTORY. For terms apply to George
street
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FOR SALE, A SLOOP PILOT YACHT
% D. feet oyer all by l219 foot beam eie-
George w. Lord, 316 Union street Phila.
delphIa, Pa. -
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Per British steamship petunla, Tor Rre-
mon-if3 bales cotton, weighing 2g32l2i
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SEED OATS. GEORGIA RUST PROOF
raised on our farm, this county; mature
earlier and yield more; retail use; so bush.
els, 6bc. j. r. Guilmartin,
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sTRAYED.

sTRAYED, FROM 172 JONES STREET.
req IRISH setter dog; finder VIII be re-
Warded by returning to Il. c. Wallis.
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN LANGUAGES~
mathematics etc, by a graduate OF no
ronto University, Canada; terms moder-
ate Address NJ. A., News Office
CLASSES FOR STUDY OF THE
French language will be formed about
Nov l. Beginners will be taught by the
Gouin Natural Method. Apply to Miss M
-. Westcott, at Miss Hartridge's SCHOOL,
2sB Drayton street. References: Rev. j.
r. Dripps, d. D., w. II. Baker, Superffl-
tendent of public Schools -
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CHILDREN's CAPS, FOR BOYS AND
girls, the Fee in red, blue or brown, all
sizes, for little ones, at LaFar's.
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DARKROOM FOR SALE, CONnREgs
and West Broad streets. .. w. Watkins
HAY. BY THE TON, LOOSE. tio
e e.i,,, W. fsisll peiea v per ~. ,. ~
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j..
or Tuesday for Savannah under command
Of Capt. Fleetwood.
Richardson & Barnard cleared yesterday
the British steamship Petunia, for Bre-
men, with ,496 bales of cotton.
strachan & Co. cleared yesterday the
British steamship Pocklington, for Reval,
with 3525 bales of upland cotton and 100
bags Of sea island cotton.
Chr. C. Dahl & co. cleared yesterday the
Italian bark Peppino NJ, for Genoa, with
2.7O6 barrels of rosln and 200 casks Of spir-
its turpentine. Paterson, Downing & Co.
were the shippers.
Chr G. Dahl e. Co cleared yesterday
the Norwegian bark Sonora, for Wolgast,
Germany, with 1929, 3i9 feet Of lumber. The
cargo was shipped by W. Walter.
George Harriss & Co. cleared yesterday
the schooner Thomas Winsmore, for Bal
timore with 10000 feet Of pitch pine lum-
Der. The cargo was shipped by Dixon,
Mitchell & Co.
The schooner Clytie. Capt. Crockett,
from Baltimore, arrived yesterday with
cargo of coal and canned goods. The yes
sci Is consigned 10 George Harriss a co.
The schooner j. T. duBlgnon. Capt Tur-
ner, arrived yesterday, light. from Boston.
10 load with lumber, 70 Boston for Coo
ney. Eckstein a co. Capt Turner re-
ports having spoken. Nov. o. IN latitude
81 degrees "a minutes. longitude "a degrees
% minutes. the whaling schooner Hattie
W. Smith Of Edgartown. Mass, with go
barrels Of oil on board.
The schooner Gen. Adeibort Amos. capt.
oliver Jameson, from New York. arrived
yesterday with o. cargo of salt consigned
10 q. d. Gilbert 4 co.
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BUSINESS Opportunities

FORTY-FIVE PER CENT AVERAGE
weekly profits on $3.50 invested. Prospec-
rus, ltemized statistics free. Benson q
DWyer, S3f Broadway, New York.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES FOR TYBED
and other coast points; last longer and are
cheaper; boats can load at mill; prices arsf
reduced to $2.25 and $3.50 per thousand.
vale Royal Manufacturing ComnanY
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MORTGAGED PROPERTY BOUGHT
or traded for, liberal terms. W. X Will
kinson, st. julian and Whitaker streets.
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THE NEW TIES AND BOWS FOR
men in the new colors and shapes. "a splen-
did variety. at LaFar's.
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EOR SALE

--~-~~~~~-~~~~--~s--
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION ON NOM
Gay, lsth, standing and sitting desks, wall
nut ped room sets, stoves, harness phae-
ton, furniture, van, platform scales. large
once or library table, carpet ladies'
cIoaks, balmorals, jerseys, umbrellas.
satchels drawers, etc. c. ri. Dorsett.
HULL STREET RESIDENCE.
rooms and large lot; will sell cheap: easy
terms If desired. William T. MiscaiIv III
Provident Building -"
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THE FAMOUS SOFp AND STIFF
hats, made by John y. Stetson Company
of Philadelphia, in derby and soft crushers,
all new shapes, at LaFars.
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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real Ea-
tate Dealer. 129 York street, near Bull
street
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Chr. G. Dahl e. co. cleared yesterday
the Norwegian bark Sonora, for Wolgast,
Germany, with 1919 feet Of lumber. The
cargo was shipped by w. Walter.
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The schooner Clytie. Capt. Crockett.
from Baltimore, arrived yesterday with
cargo Of coal and canned goods. The yes
sci rs consigned 10 George Harriss a co.
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WINTER WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN
underwear and half hose, warm and COM
Portable not clumsy, at LaFars.
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The schooner Gen. Adelboit Amos. Capt
oliver Jameson. from New York. arrived
yesterday with cargo of salt consigned
10 T.. d. Gilbert a co.
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George Harrlss g. Co. cleared yesterday
the schooner Thomas Winsmore, for Bal
tmore, with 10000 feet Of pitch pine lum-
Der. The cargo was shipped by Dixon,
Mitchell & co.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
FROM POVERTY TO WEALTH.
INNATE OF THE ALMsHOUsE IN
HERlTS $4,000.

Willea TO Him BY II. B. Burgie, the
Former Dslawarean who Died In Chi
csgo About a Year Ago-Wm Soon
Leave Fsrahurst.
John Huesten Is bachelor inmate OF
the New Castle county almhouse at
Farnhurst, registered IS 'late Of Will
mington hundred" but he will
not dwell there mary more days,
and while he passed his (; 3rd birth
day like any other of the county poor,
he'll pass his 34th ss business man
owning his own property.
Lis sudden change in the life OF
Huesfon has been wrought by a letter
which he recently received from Chicago
containing a check for So GOO Tue
check was certified by the cashier Of the
Com Exchange Bank
About one year ago, Harry b Burgie,
formerly of Delaware. and a wealthy
business man and farmer, died BE
willed to this Delaware, unfortunate $5.
600 of bis estate aud as settlement has
Just heen made by the administra
tors, Huesten. has the money.
The now fortunate and supremely
happy man has a sister in Washington,
but no near relatives in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
FIRBMEE DISMISSED.

City Solicitor Elliott Recommended That
They BE Dismissed on Payment Of Costs
Judge Ball Reminds Them of Son e
Facts.
Considerable interest was manifested
In The Municipal Court, this morning.
when the cases of Charles Sehell. Charles
Higgins and William Good win, who were
charged with melting 10 riot on July 4,
we're called.
City Solicitor Elliott surprised those
interested by suggesting that the cases
be dismissed on payment OF costs He
regretted the unfortunate occurrence
William 5 Hilles was present in the
interest OF his clients and ready for the
fray.
Before dismissing the cases the court
advised The fremen that they should
keep sober, especially on the national
holiday, when fres we're so likely 10
break out Notwithstanding any ordi
nance passed by Couacil the police have
rights 10 quell all disturbances. whether
they be among the fremen or not They
have right TO put every man not wear
Ing a badge out Of the FIRE limits II the
persons will not go out by persuasion,
force must be used
The court also called the attention oi
the FIRE department TO the fact that the
secretary was compelled by an
ordinance to furnish the chief
of police with list Of the
members and this be bad failed to do II
all cases it was to the best interest Of tn,
public that both departments should
work together.
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CAN SEE % NILES AWAY.
Remarkable view Ofthe city Han, Fhni
delphia.


Remarkable view ofthe city Han, FhIla-
delphia.
Vifitors at Gordon Heights this week
are Boosting Of feat which few people
have accomplished. II is that Of seeing
plainly an object twenty two miles Of
over land. OF course. the Rsedy Island
revolving light can be seen at night from
Pigeon Point or the mouth Of the Chris
tiaua, but IL Is nothing uuusual TO look
at an object twenty five miles of on the
water
Bat this sight is over land and can be
enjoyed when the atmosphere is any
thing like clear Il ia the entire tower
Of the new Public Bmldings, at Philadel
phia, ana H. l. exactly twenty two miles
away Nobody who gsz-s upon It can
but be thrilled with the sight aud the
thought that really this is continue; s
city and PhiladelphiGns are our neigh
bors
When viewed through the hosts Geld
glasses from the porch Of ths Gordon
Inn, the gigantic structure looms up as
clear az Il one were looking at Il from
the river while passing Philadelphia
The longest distance that the naked
eye was ever known TO penetrate in our
coontry Is from the Chicago Masonic
Temple, one Of the largest buildings 10
the world, where ON a clear day, people
with perfect eyesight can outline the
domes and towers Of the pretty city OF
Mi waukee, eighty-two miles away by
rail. The real distance, however, d.
rectly across the water between Chicago
ana Milwaukee is sixty miles and this ia
not sn overland" view.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
New Route for an EroursIon,

This morning at 30 o'clock the Sun
day school of the Second B ptist Church
mbled at Fourth street wharf and
200 Of the flock boarded the City of Ches
ter on their way to Andalusia on The
schools excursion. At the Chester 8
Philadelphia wharf the pupils disem
barked aud then boarded the up river
steamboat Columbia for the Pennsyl
vania resort They will return 10
Philadelphia this afternoon land TO vii
mink ton this evening Oh the steamer
BrandyWine
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
LIKs AN ARTssIAN WELL.
Water Spraug Up From Between ths
Street Pavement Blocks.

Water SprauE Up From Between the
Street Pavement Blocks.
On French street alongside the P w
& B station last Dight, water was dis
covered bursting up through the Belgien
block pavement IL the middle Of the
street. Ike natural spring or an arte
sian well IL was neither, however, but
merely another case II water seeking its
level
About : o'clock, an effort was made TO
fDsh the sewer at the foot Of Front
street by forcing the water
down through the large main
there This caused the main TO
burst. II VAS not until o'clock six
hours later-that the rushing waters
reached the surface and then they came
up with bubble
Workmen huriigdly tore up the street
aud repaired the buisted main to day.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
clTY NEWs lN eRIeE.

Building Inspector Dohl issued a permit
20 Blackwell & Cassidy. for a mansard roof
on house al seventh and Duncan streets.
The Police Commission at its meeting
last nigut granted permission 20 the Inae-
pendent Political Club 20 hold an open-air
mee' ing on July l3. at Fifth ana King streets
The Park Athletic lu0 baseball team de-
teated the May1Oweis yesterday by a score OF
% 20 IS
Hundreds OF railroad employees here were
made happy by the appearance of the pay
car drawn by locomotive No. 3s, to-day.
This Is the season of the year when the
Jersey truck wha becomes one Of the bus
lest places on the kast Side. Scores of
wagons are Loaded there every day.
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MIR. saulsbury Could Not Go.

The Democratic State Central Com
nit go met at Dover this afternoon 10
fix he date for the state convention and
to transact other business connected
with the approaching campaign The
WILMINGTON committeeman In attendance
are Frederick w Heiss and John +
Callahan Willard Salisbury, Jr did
not 60 on account OF the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Whining
ton City Railway Company, Of which he
is vice president
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cARLsBAp sPRuDEL sALr

is not a mere purgative; it is an
Alternative and a constitutional
remedy. There is nothing "just
as good" when you can obtain
the genuine imported article. Do
not be imposed upon by unscrup-
ulous dealers. The genuine must
have the signature Of &" ElsNER
& MENDELsoN Co., Sole Agents,
New York, = on every bottle.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
The nopors Were Easy.

Electric car No 1o4, on the Eighth
street branch of the city rail
way, collided with a carriage owned
by Henry w. Lowe ard driven bJ
Daniel Russell, yes 'erday evening The
horse ran up Eighth street to Adams
where they we're captured Neither
car, horses nor carriage was damaged.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
A MAYOR Deposed.

MANCHESTER, n. H., July 1O-By a
decision in the mayoralty quo warranto
case Mayor d. b. Narney is declared in
eligible to the Office, and Alderman Byron
Worthon is invested with the power as
acting mayor.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10

Panhandle road A heavy military guard
will be provided as far as the city limits,
and no trouble is looked for.
Speaking Of the prohibited labor meet
ing, Mayor Hopkins said his order was
not intended TO stop labor meetings except
in the district where acts of lewlessnoss
have been committed. His object In for
bidding them this was simply to prevent
possible collisions between crowds which
might collect ana assault thc troops
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
1nnIeh thn CInIm

Judge Wales has banded down sd cision
in The case Of John Jacoby vs.. Spottswood
Garland, receiver of 4. VI Connell & Co ,
denying the claim OF 50 zoo for a sub
contract made to him An allowance
was made him Of $25S for keep OF
mules
Evening journal., 1894-07-10

This morning the funeral Of john B.
infant son Of Congressman Robinson,
occurred at Media He was the only
male child in the Robinson family.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
sixty Kere Drowned.

ODESSA, July 10.-The passenger steam
sr Vladimir was sunk in a collision with
an Italian steamer off tho western coast
of the Crimea. 1t is believed that fully go
persons wero drowned.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
BroILe Her Am Orer . rub.

Mrs Mary Gsrtland, aged about so
years, living at No. Sl4 Pine street, fell
and broke her arm yesterday. She was
carrying a tub of water and tripPed and
fell with the above result DR. Henry
r. Spruance, OF Fifth.and Poplar streets,
was called and reduced the fracture.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Neu Yorl, Versns Iloston Crioket Mateh

WEST New BRIGHTON, \. Y, July TO-
The first day of the cricket match between
the All New York and Boston Athletic
association elevens ended with the Bos-
ton team in tho lead by 81 runs and
lrinl.nfa
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Sons OF St. George at Jamestown.

JANIEsTowN, y. Y, July 10.-The grand
lodge Of the Sons Of st. George is holding
its sixth annual convention in jamestown.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Handlcnn Road Rnce.

ROCHESTER, July lO.-Forty- seven wheel
men started from Batavia TO ride handi
sap road race of S3 miles started by The
Post Express. Le Messurier won the time
prize by one second.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
EnioyIng Camp Llfe.

Yesterday afternoon about thirty mem.
bers of the vested choir Of Holy Trinity
f iscopal Church. West Chester, started
for ten days camp at Point Pleasant,
N
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Tenohers' Convcntion.

SARATOGA, July 1n.-Tho forty-ninth
annual meeting of the New York Teach
ers' association convened here.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Nm nlne YaIn Athletes.

LONDON, July 10-The American col
ony Of this city viii give a dinner to tho
Yale athletic team on July r..
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
A GREAT "HARo TIMES" SIGN.
How q Wilmington barber Caters to the
MorhinEman.

How Wilmington Barber Caters to the
Norl6inEman.
While the recent business depression
compelled the people on the East Side Of
Wilmington TO resort 10 heroic measures.
10 was never suspected that q skilliul
barber would knock down the price Of a
shave to five cents or a hair cut to a
dime But It has been done and a
barber OF this city is not ashamed OF his
cut rate else he certainly would not dis
play the following sign- evidently not
as artistic as his hair cuts or ss clean as
his rate cuts--from his only winaow.
NOT ICE.
On and after Juue l. I will reduce my
prices 10 reach you all by times bein so hard
1 concluded wedges only 30 day did not
suit to pay 10 for shave 50 fix pril es TO suit
all.
Shaving prices and 10
Haircutuug 40 10 g. 10 C..
NNumunuiu
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inc Pratt Marriage AnnnIIed.

NEW HAVEN, July 1O.-Judge Prcntiss
has annulled the marriage Of Charles r..
Pratt to Miss NJ. Gertrude Hall.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10

Public Sale of Horses, Carriages and
Harness a. the Western Hotel Stables on
Saturday July IA at D IN.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Eir.t Animal Picnic

The Tin, Sheet Iron aud Corulce Work
ersswill give a picnic at Bavaria Park
Fifth and Dupont streets, on Wedues
day, July IL Dancing begins at 2 30
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Rhode Island Militia In Camp.

Providence, July lO.-Tho Rhode Is
land militia went into camp at Quonset
Point for a five days tour Of duty.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Cholera Appears I'm Paris.

PARIS, July 10.--A child died here in a
'sY henTs Of choleraie diaIrbea
Evening journal., 1894-07-10

NOTICE DIVIDEND.
~ SECURITY A Rusr-AND SAFE
UEpOsIT COMPANY
WIfMIN 0roN, Delaware, July B. ls9f
Tie Board OF Directors has this lay declared
a semi-annual dividend OF three per cent
payable on demand
JAMES b. CL ARKsoN, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Norrofs.

NOTICE AXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
- CITY and school taxes for 1894.
The undersigned ,receiyers Of taxes. for the
city Of Wilmington. win be at No ~ East
sixth street, Between Market and King
streets; 80 o9rriag tue months OF July end Au-
gust lssi between The hours Of and l2 In
lhe mornipE and from 10 lu the aiterroOn.
tur the purpose VI receiving faxes. Dn ali
taSes paid during July here win be r roduo-
tion of cents on every dollar and On an
taxes paid on and after the lst day OF August
shall be payable without deduction af0re-
said and ull taxes unpaid on the lat day Of
September shall bs Increased by the addition
OF per centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL. JR.,
Receiver of Northern district, including all
y - - EUGENE NJ SAVERS.
Receiver OF southern district, including all
south Of sixth street.
NoTlCE-THE RECEtvER UF TAXES
N for New Castle county. or his deputy
viii sit for the collection Of county taxes at
the 70 lowing places and on the dates Jas
stated;
August s-Stanton.
August 6Newport.
August Newark.
August IL Kirkw od.
August 70 Townsend.
August lN- -backbird.
AUGUST lI-preet cal Farmer.
August lS-Middietown.
August 20 New Castle.
Angus 2t--Delaware City.
August 23-Hockessin.
August ei-Nawp nd,
Augu 2i--Newark.
August - * ~ wood.
August 27 27--1ownsefd.
August "a klhckbird
I Au uais1l Pr sctinal Farmer.
/ August W-Middletown.
August 3l-New Dastle
September delaware City.
september d-StantoR.
September 5-NewpOrt.
eptember H-Newark.
September 10 -Kirkwopd.
| Septemher l3 3-lownsend.
| Septenher IA -Blackbird
September ir-prHctical 1 Farmer.
September l7-MiddletOwn.
| seutember New Castle.
September l9-Delaware City.
September 20-Hockessin
September .i-Rlsing sun, Thomas Toy.
| September 23-Newark
september 24-New Castle.
Septembsr 2i-K rkwood.
| September 26-Townaend.
September 2i-Blackbird.
| September 2S-Oieaaa.
September el-sharpees Schoolhouse.
October B-CentreYile,
October s--Christiana Hotel.
October 9--Odessa
October lO-Middetown.
Octohsr ii-Newark.
Oetober ~ Marahallton.
October ig--rOwnaend.
October l5-Blaci bird.
October l0-Newark station, for Pencader
October l7-Kirkwood.
October IS 81 tieurges.
October IN-Prnctical Farmer.
October 2-sharpleas schoolhouee.
October s2-stantou.
October Anew Castle.
October 25-rovnsend
October 26-hlacshird.
| October Hl-NoW Castle,
October H-Delaware City.
October 3l-Hisinx -un.
| NOTlCE-PERPErUAL sAylNGs AND
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
Fourth and Market Sis.

On Wednesday morning at
8 O'Clock we shall offer for
sale ten thousand yards of Fine
Scotch Lawns in new designs
for 81 cents per yard, worth
four times the money-half
the quantity in the annex, half
on the first floor.
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
EDUCATIONAL.
GOldsy Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand College.
Institute Bu ldinF, Eighth and Market streets.
DAY SESSIONS RESUMED nLi'I. op. MIGHT
SESSIONS, OCT lst.

View OF tho built-up Business Offices Of
the Actual Business Departm nt.t
Students la year from Ill places and
states. Manv ladies
~ GRADUATES AIDED TO POSITIONS hla-
giant Pam phlef OF Testimonials with photos
O Grad latesl and y obably the fin, 81 srho
catalOgne 10 the world-all IA ,ilcd FREE.
Write for 10. a =, GOLuLN, y incipal
Pupils now enrolled by mail. ant a. the
Office beginning uesday, August I8th. Q 10
daily
Evening journal., 1894-07-10

NOTICE.-pERphTU SAYINGS AND
~ Loan AssociRtinn.-The thlrty-iirat series
of stock of this association Is now being Issued.
0rst payment Is due Tuesday, July %. shares
can be obtained OF the slCretary on that day,
or on Tuesday and FRIDAY evenings Of each
week, at the Office. northeast corner OF tifth
LEA PUSEY, President.
WILLIAM II. GTHBONs. Secretary
Evening journal., 1894-07-10
STRIKE WANING.
The Blockade on Railroads
Gradually Raising.
WARNING SENT TO THE WEST
Another Proclamation Issued to the
RiOtous strikers.

Chicago Is In a State OF Armed Peace, but
Many other Cities and Towns In Illinois
Are Terrorized by AIoDs-The Pullman
Company Refuses TO Arbitrate, and
General Strike Has Been Declared OF All
Labor Organizations In the city--It May
BE Delayed-Trouble In California-Debs
Says They Arc Fighting Slavery,