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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
LOOKING For HEIRS.
An Estate Worth 100000 IN Philadel-
phh Awaiting Owners.


Columbus, Ind, March 1T.-Awar
back in colonial days Daniel y. Randolph
owned eighty. acres Of ground where The
city Of PHILADELPHIA now stands. He
executed lease upon It for ninety-nine
years. He was killed In The revolution
NY war and al trace Of his possession
forts are now being made 10 find his
heirs. Miss Susie Randolph Of this city.
" ID r Rudolph Of Waldrun and file
kandolphs Of Dies MONIES. In. and Ka-
hoka. No, aud tho Pnttehsons and Ear
hariS OF Shelby and Rush counties are
Known to be heirs. DIR. Randolph was
we teenleht and after a conference with
50 70 philadelphia 90 fhor0p.-hlv inres.
worth S4,O0OOOO l'' - 9 ''li'' u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
LADIES DEPARTMENT


No.. - f. ,.rr..f ss-e.. -
f.,..'- - n. -. 4. ~. aaeish
i,I.ils ~ -...,...... '..-..... Is rh..-.er 4.
,.il..ns ~ --s-l - 49, s-k N.-t.
frf Els tlI4,i, y 49, - So ~ rlfsafe
r,,5i. ti,-,5,.f 49,, A,rL -
sa7r4 5rb,, -. -, -.at ere- s. vieu.
Suria.es "a nls a..iara. fut ,his j. a.
l-ae III ft,r,-s sfsl ~ q aar oiAr-
~ srdrufu asr.r,nr :. IT, unsa-s woaA
rtfnHnt This lbirr u-Tfa o. isss W 4
strle 81 a-trc uaHaA rfsss rtrnes.
women visa a,s-icr ugsk VAS ~ Elie
ratiiar tlain the txt-Hs1a
liza Nheeifr NNcsT aerc- p.rote a
iH1er seatcisce lh1a tl-sg "lrltseliie
% lEusSnr ~ AK svri- eslr'esr which
lnale e.rresl @ 80 dcet-lti-is dam
s-1aa ~ Ga sae A,arssic vtucs."
The % msa 49, saa sAat he was
fi@ltiue h.s .11r7lal ife il c,siria- his
riie ari a'7.-i feer sola -7nna thelr
a-1fsulc'n 90 heaven. rntcr-nod the
'alae &C thas Swe-si curriesg. That
love lssfs s,1-gr VIII > j. fri Hy mutual
resIHHT fsr iud'r ll1i -iE,fs, Srd With
iapsc uho 60 uct ielieFe that uarriase
apneaies a. rlies % rn.itcaess prtw,Nru
two pc--rns thls uaitcd,
TIE vaioe Of seanIur hou.eiioll ac
c'r1nis g. differently estimated. but cou-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Postage IN ordering goa,
a 'au.,i', envelope o. card "
evn.pailies especially have va
nous sums of money In nrensiS ~ Y.
Velopes which they send Pa. ie,lI
Whom they imagine lesl ny 70 Y, I
along with circulars. pollge. N.lsl
great many instances M ~, e'c'
ing the stamped enyplonaP s'syns
correspondence, "a 'neif
A company has been forr,.,
the printing Of commerci 'I'ea n
cards, etc, which will hs~a Wv
a check or token annonre,,,uFa sI
much postage Is required 't u Y
matter, but that the nos.a w eafl
PAID by the party receiyinr 4
iIeelnlcatiou. The check or H. ~
or when the matter Il n ,il4
held by the sender MS or fi'l,
fact that the missiye wa , ,,'..,,
party whose address WA ns..,l
It. Legislation, Of coursa r.sle
CURED at the hands Of c1n1r.'.
der. TO authorize the sendja. u
cards; etc, without preDay,n,,,.
age; but lite company h cong i
viii succeed in securing ~, fba'A
and at the same time ihe,c
penalty attached for taianeg,,,.
dress In such a mnnner AZ w
other person than the one who III
return payment stationery NV Az N
I age. OF course, the obieci h N
this favored stationery Mi +, N
as TO make a monopoly for IA II
having the patents and the "a
IS expected that It will connis..i
lutionizc the present methI VI
commercial business by mail !,
enormously Increase in vohnne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
srRANGE pIsAprEARANcE.
Could There BE Political Treachery Back
OF IT.


By Ass0cilted Press.
Tuuklmmock. Pa, March 17.-Tunk-
hammock is much mystilied over the dis
appearance of Henry Harding one of the
most prominent lawyers of the place
He left town two weeks ago ostcnsibly
to attend The Grand Army cncampment
Mt Philadelphia. He did not go there
aud the last seen of him WINS at Scranton
He is possessed Of considerable wealth
and has a lucrative law practice, His
domestic relations are pleasant and no
cause can be assigned for his disappear
ance. What makes It more strange Is
that he was a prominent candidate for
president judge of fine Forty-fOurih iu-
dicial district, and his chances for The
nomination at next Mondays convention
were considered good. Owing TO his die
appearance his name has been dropped.
Foul play Is feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
WEALTH IN SwAAlPsl
A Million Acres in lndlana Thal
BE Made Dry.



Indianapolis. March 17.-Ageht,
number Of Chicago people whal
tracts of marsh Land on the nd
in this state have been quietly I
an attempt to raise fluid Of 81
for the purpose OF draining the kii
swumps and making over 4COtOJ
now under water almost the yeafI
available for cultivation. Ali6galk
less than l,O00,OOO acres will NJ
fitted. The improvement Of he
Momencie creek in the KankakvtI
for which work the Indiana leal
appropriated SGj,0OO, has produced
beneficial results that The marsll
owners are more than ever enlhu
over their scheme to redeem thalI
stretch of country in Northern a
The state land office there hil 4
rect record of how much laid d
which can be brought into Tlt
A Chicago man owns J00Y a
this land, another at Crown pol
25,OOO acres and other person, 4
tates own tracts of from 1Oo0 pl
acres. These large land OWE
the most Interested in recovering N
To do the work would require,
ing TO the estimate, SJOO,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
None but ten-ycar- old lselie- -SsNelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar.
Nm on soNrMrnING ELSE.


Moores I'LL, Ind, March 1T.-The rec
ord of medicine for many years will not
SHOW a more generally spread epidemic Of
disease than that which now Is common
through the southeast section of Indiana
The doctors lot here is by no means n
happy one. In towns and hamlets. and
through the whole country, physicians
are kept busy night and day. This state
Of things has been prevailing since Feb
ruary at least, and the condition of things
does not seem 70 improve, One common
form of atlllction is fever which at
tacks the glands Of the body, and which
Is attended with erysipelas IN many cases.
Physicians begin to agree that this dis
ease is contagious. Beyond this point
ihey do NOT Ugrce. One phyglcinn attrib-
utes this disease to a peculiar condition
OF the air He claims THAT after strong
wind there is m abatement in the ms
That atllict many people in this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Attend the bankrupt sale of Hunter &,
Harrold's boot and shoe stock; oil Hous-
ton street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

The Indiana Official pistingnlshos Hin
selt Hy Assauling Reporter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Send for our new spring catalogue OF
seed that grow money. See display ad,
Drumm q Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Beans arc mentioned % the m5uuiuen,
Of the Egypuans, D. Q. $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

l'irst-class work at Daniels u
tographer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

In Paraguay gentleman must kiss
every lady he Is Introduced TO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Indianapolis. md, 1ierch 17.-Iass
NIGHT in the lobby Of the Grand t9tol
q lively stsae occurred he;wees reporter
on ole Of the afternoon paDers aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Saxony has the largest coal M
galleries being 125 miles long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

1T THE bABl Is UUTIlM m
Be sure and use the old s,5 "a
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Slo,hlss|
for children teething. N ~skl
child, s0ftens the gums, alay, N
cures wind collie and is he ~
for diarrhoea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

OUTDOOR SPORT.
Hunting clothing, camp chaI;.
and tents at Anderson's Gun housI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Safieetransport In 0raflten.

ui6t gaus forrefte &olle seipielt at
baben f9einert. Den 8raiilianer,t
biirfte nt6tSoeitomentger at empfebfen
fem, ben 8osert ni9t 3i ifraff 81 iparts
men, ba bic bur6 tbr natiptftti6eS 8ors
seben 3uriifseiesten eurOpdii6en Staas
ten biir6 Hepreiialten 8raiilien ems
pfinblid idabisen f6naten. @efannt>
It'd beitebt bic Sauptinbuirte ieneS
aarlbes in Der 9affeeausfubr, Der brtr6
entipre6enbe' Mtabnabmen Der seS6ds
Sisten Climber, ramentli6 G~nslanbs,
inter umitduben Der 9ebensfaben unters
btnben 3i werben oermas. 8raiilten
peiit iinter alien Saffee bauenben 2drs
bern Der @rSe BITE weitauS gr6bte Pros
button auf, itnb nel9e Bebeutun9 btes
fer Snbuitrie3peis fir jenes 9anb be-
iitt, erbellt aus Der Tbetia6e, baB BITE
Sabresernte an 9affee In 9raiilien
gegenwartis ni6t peni9er ole 4, O00,s
900 MetersG entner betrdst. Sod melt
bDber pirb iid bteielbe itellen, ipern
bic Sdmierisfeiten iiberpunben iiub,
bic benz Trarsporte Der Sriidt aus
benz Srnern Ses 2anbes 5ur i3ett nod
i'm @sge iteben.
Dieter transport sei6iebt bur6
Maultbiere, pel6e iiber meiit IN be-
beufli6ftem 3uitanbe befinblideS auma
pfabe bic in 0aitbiinbeln perpadte, beS
Seu6tmerbenS nesen NIT S6ienfellen
iiberbedte 2ait 16lepper. Sn Der Heseris
3ett LIT jeber Sdrttt porfpdrts MIR NIT
ben sr0Bten anitreugun8et 3i erfdmp'
fen. gn ben beften Stellea baben BITE
seplasten @ierfiBler fOrmlide 266er
9etreten, in benen bic Ra6folser pteber
Sib gu faiien baben. Ha6 Der &iiite
Ju beftnben it'd allerbin9s before Stras
Fen, bod 1T ibre GusSebmans perbdlt'
mtbmaBis serin9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
10. Wai 1894.

3ise SsrlaGtn Scranton fir pbiIatIpbia uub
Nstp 2prf per .. & 8. o. R. nm s Mcratus,
1910, 2.3S une lbs HaHml., Der .. 6. & SO,
u. 81. 600, sos, tt.20 W. unb 100 RaGm.
Verlafen Scranton fir pittstcn unb 9Bilfes-
barrf per .. {. & u. R. &. 800, sos, ff.2O
Wprgens, f.30. $50, 6.07, $50 Habm.
Berlaieu Seranips fir gBbite Sapsn, Sa,ls-
ton, YpttsptIe unp alien panften Der 8eapsr
Meabpp iinh ppttsSile 3ptissn, per 6. & D.
.. GAO W, per .. & 3. 8 W, 1910, 2.3S,
4.t6 Nabm., per .. {. s. gB. R. R. am 600,
sos, f1.20 Mprgsns, 1870, $50 Rabmittaas,
8srlaGsn Scranton fir 9stblsbsm, Cation,
Heabtng, SarriSbure unb alien 3piitenpunftsn'
per .. s. 8. &. &. am 800 ~, 1910, 2.38
1875 Na9mtttass, per .. 6. & g. 600, sos,
tt.20 81, 1870 Nabm.
BerlaIen Serantpn fir Sunfbannpd, Eppau-
ba, @lmira, Stbaea, @}tnepa unb 2pilhsnpunf-
ten per 3. & 8. ". R. UNI 9.07 M. 12.10uub
t1.35 NaGui., per 3 6 6 % R " am sos M
1870 Nabmtttags.
gerlafsn scranton fir &p1efsr, Buffalo,
Miasara 6aaen, Detroit, Chicago unb peiliGtn
punften per D & SR& 9.07 M, 1910, 9.15,
ff.35 Na9mt., per D { & 90 81 81 unb pittstcn
3unettOn sos W, 1870, $50 Ra9nt, per 6. &
W " U 3.4f Natmt.
Sir Glnira unb Wslsn per SaIamauca, psr
D&S&8 9.07 Dr.. 1910, 6.15 0a9mittae,
per . { s. Us sos Dr., 1880, COZ NaGm.
gnlhnann parlOr une S6Iaf- pber 6. Q.
SefeIwassn auf alien !3isrn 3pilGsn 6. s. 81.
Sunctien uber @iNtsbarre unb Nsp gJprf, pbi-
laeslpbia, Buffalo unb Suspsnlipn Bride.
&pain 3. Wilbur, Gen. Cup. Def Div.
pbia, ga.
y. B. Runnsma9s, aGt. Gen. gaF. gssnt,
Glib 8etblebsn, ga.
Weitsrs susfunft ertbeilt B. 6. prppr, Stabt-
Ngsnt 300 eada Apenue, SCRANTON, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
5ti11t In Derlepenbett.

Der &Ommer3ienratb bat iid cine
@bnen9allerte anseidafft, wel6e iein
Stol5 lit, rnb bic er ME unterldBt, ben
TIN 8efu6enben 3i 3eisen. @te er 81
ben Gbnenbilbern gefommen, berri6en
inter Der 8epDlfernng peri6tebene
Meirinser. Ole Ginet bebaiiptery
er babe bieielben BET Seilbietunser err
ftanSen, Inbere iasett pieber, er babe
fte BET Tr6bleru s%efarft. @ineS Gases
erbalt er ben 8eiu6 zines ibm sdn3li9
fremben Germ urb felbitperitdnblid
fiibrt er audi bieien in feline Ibnen'
sallerte. Der Ser, pelder bic Sc
malbe aufmerfim betradtet, bleibt
Dor einem berielben, cine Sraii p%oritel'
lenb, itebes unb fast: raber, Ser
COMMENCEMENT, bies lift ia meine
Tante = g M m er5ienratb:
ngb-freut mid iinsemein, ba iinb mir
Ia @eidwiiterfinSerl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

s6S- Maebeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrinse, Soqdnbiide Sdrinse beim Outs
eab o6er Sdbdsn BEL 8ibmaper, SO.
$50 2adafpanna gbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
aaTtttransport tn praIturn.
Die '0efabren oes ssatiptsHtas fur Die baupt
tddIidffe brafIiauiid1e prpoufttou.

- v y ~ ~ 8tt
fadIidfe braHIianiidbe @roeuftion.
Siemli6 perbliiffenb mirfte Die Mfels
birg Dor 9rrSem, bab 8raiilien nit
9ortusal Die otplomatii6en 8e;iebuns
gen ab9ebro6en babe. Dieieni9ert rtas
tiirli6, mel6e init ben braiilianii6en
8erbdltniilen pertraiit ltnb urtb ben
8erlauf Der letten 6epolution gei,aii
p~erfolsteu, fonnte bic Na6ri6t ni6t
iiberrai6eu. Smei portusteiii6eSriesS
idiffe batten ibrer 3eit arBer benz 9fes
bellenfiibrer Oa @ama nod elmer gans
gen &etbe Sniur9enten rnteridlupf
setpdbrt, unb es Tag auf Der Sanb, bab
Die braitlianii6e Gesierung sesen bieie
8erlesuug beS 8olferre6tes Stelliing
nebmen nerbe. Oemerft iet, bas iif
felt einiger 3eit in 8raiilien iibers
baupt eiue natipiltii6e StrUmtns eels
terb mn6t, bic, boz, Sortiger ~offi3ieller
Sette mteritiet, ii9 auber 9esen bic
Portusieien namentlid audi 9e9en bie
@~nsldnber urb Sran;oien ri6tet, bic
tpdbreub Der Hepolution ebeufallS eine
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

Sc 1T msbr 8atarrb in oisisr @eseno bes
aauots aIs bon allen auoersn Srdntbeiten gu.
fammen uno bis in ben Iebten Sabren 9aIt er
ais nnbsiIbar. gieIe Sabre lang erildrten
9ottcren ibn fur cine Iotale aranfbeit unb
idriebeu lotaIs SeiImittel Dor, uub oa fs ibn
ten erflartsn fe ibn fur unbeiIbur. Die @ii.
ieuidaft bat beiuieien. oab 8atarrb cine Con.
titutionetrantbei III uno oebbolb eonititutionele
BsbanoIuns erforbst. SaI's Saturrb . Sun.
%fabri5irt bon Q. 3. Gbenep a 60 Splebo.
Ohio, 1T Die siu5ise eonftituticne0e Sur i'm
Rartte. sic miro iunerli6 in Toisn ODER
@aben bon 10 Sropf,n bis su einem SbssI0HeI
boil eenommen. Sic pirft brett auf bas 8lut
unb bic idleimiee Obsrfdde bts Spftems
Sic bieten einbunoert Dollars fur ieoen Sal
ben ie 3u furireu perfeblt. Gabt Gud girsu
Iare unO 9su9nift fOmmen. abreifrt:
8. 3. Gbeuep & 60 SOIebo. ..
~ 8ertauft bon allen apOtbstsrn, 75e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
vDehiel,J

@s siebt I'M 2eben Der Srauen cine
Beriooe stpii6en benz 80. unb IS. Sabre,
tuel6e Elm bebeutenbes greianiB III beren
@riiten5 bilbet unb einen grosen @imfuB
alf beren Slid unb @eIunb6eit ausiibf.
Dieter 8nitano sreift in elmer gong beion,
oers acknowledgement @eiie bas aarse
@eruenipitem an rnb ba bic Sunftipn bes
Magetls, Der Sober, ytierer unb bes Sers
sens ausidlieBli9 bur9 bas ipmpatbe.
tiide @erpenipitess sontrulirt tpirb, 70 1T
es lei6t erfldrli9, tuesbalb Srauen ipd6s
renb bieier Beriube iouiel biir6 bic @ranfs
beiten bieier Orgaiie 81 leiben baben.
Or. SCOOP fano, 6aB 2eben unb Rraft
alf 9erbenftdrfe beruben uno ietne Nrsnei
fteIIer~ lift cine men ent.
oedte Reoi5in, uelde bieie 2eiben beilt
onr6 bic @iniuirfung auf Die Rerpen, tueldbe
oiete Organe fontroliren iino mo bic nriade
oteier 2eioen 81 iuben LIT.
Dieie Nr5nei 1T cine anerfannte Bpbltbot
fur leioen6e Srauer uito ein 8eriu6 fptrb
foldeS beiueiien. Or. S6oop's rBiebers
berteIler@ 1T fein rHerbtne~ nit tueIs
dem Narer giftt9e NerpenreiSmitteI beseidb.
net ruer6en rno uelde sefp6bnlid bas 2eiben
nlr peritdrfen, ionbern es 1T cine WebiSin bic
sur &rdftigung uno grnibrlng oes aei6iu1Gs
ten Rerpenipitems beitrd9t uto baourd bic
eigentliben llriafen oes 2eioers entferut.
Sn Npothefen ober franco per GIpre6 fur S1.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

Or. S600p, B0r 8, Nattne, ISIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Betut Beur1hutH.

g.: sd finbe es f~onberbar, bas
Der OoftOr NeltntDbter, Der l~angidbrige
SauSar5t oes 8eritorbenen, oteiem nift
einmal bic lette Gbre ermeiit. %.
Der feblt pobl MIR aus 3artSefiibl,
CT mill atlonnm bletben!n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

Sodel: ,Mas MAIN sic iest
oa?"-M sGin Stid6en Na'
tlir, iinb wertr i'd Mobelle baSr ses
funben babe, fommt eiu redt biibides
0iebespaar binein. -Sodel: ~
i66n'S 2tebeSpaarp Warten g a ipeus
9erl, | bol' metn' S9at, B. Mlirl, bic
Is GRAB 10 ld0n mia IT"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Artf ulIes oefuHt.

rglio beiratben mollen Gle. SEA,
peritebt benn Sbre fiinftige Srau aiid
etmaS bon Der @irtbi6aft?"-nS,
ieien sic obne Gorge, i6 babe einen
fehr allten Maaen.n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
51nrfnftfr.

g.: .@arum pirb benn bieie Sdts
germ 70 iebr besiinitist? Sbr @eiaas
lit bod re6t mittelmdbts!"-8. pSa,
piiien sic, file lit bait iebr idOn-
unb ba oriidt man 9erte elm Sbr au!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
A~ufttenerhI{ifhe.

Protector: nMeine Serrenl
Ole 0lft fam man stpar nidt feben-
aber fie lit bod uidt 70 einfa6, pie
file a~usiiebtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
aalnd1t Der M~rrr,nhnhrit.

Gmtsrt6ter gum 8ewerber, Der
tim bic Sauo ieiner To6ter anbdlt):
ra6tunoSpan3ts Sabre iinS Gle oft,
fagen Sie?" : nSawobl = m9atbos
ltf6?" - nSaipobll !" - nSerbeiras
thet?1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

9r. Sdoop's .Beg.
tpeiier sur @eiun6beit,1
elm Bud, tpelde8 Wit.
t~betlnn9en iber bic
We6iel Sabre entbdIt,
neblt Broberi, iperoen an
ieoe leioenbe Graii fre
perianot. Man i9retbe an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

s@- 8eiteut baS ,@odsnbIatt"-es
entbaIt ALE Radri4ten-$2 iabrli&.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Magistrate Daley had a case before him
Saturday afternoon in which Mrs. Enoeh
rimmons charged her son-in-law, william
Kyle with assault. 1t was family row,
pure and simple, and the magistrate dis
missed thA case, 10 not having been proved
that the assault was committed
Full line of music rolls and music port
folios. S. H. Baynard Fifth and Market.
st. Mary's r.. @. choir will give concert
IN Farnhurst. Friday evening, for the bsnetlt
Of the inmates
AT n meeting OF the managers OF the View
Castle County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany In this city Saturday routine business
WAS transacted.
Two Pullman cars. the Danube and
kewanee, we're shipped % Jersey City fr m
the Wilmington shops to-day. They, We're
taken away at ll.4b, on the 10. t5 colonial train
which was one hour late.
Sand, for all sorts OF purposes, for sale by
the Geo. II Mccall Co., Eighth aud Shipiey.
A grand Malta jubilee will be held In
the council chamber OF kadosh Com
maudery No. 25 Eden Hall next Alondag
evening.
shops were shipped TO Washington and one
Was sent TO Jersey City.
The matchless Hardman Piano at s. II.
Baynard's Fifth and Market streets.
Hugh @. Browne, one of the leading young
lawyers and Republicans of this coanty, and
Secretary OF the Republican State Central
Committ,e q, wants TO succeed Prothonotary
Peter A. horty.
Greatest variety OF now pianos at >. ii.
Baynard's Fifth and Market streets.
Church Extension Day was held at the
First Nj. p. Church yesterday This pre-
gram WAS carried out we'll by the children,
and a large audience WAS present last even
iuR to hear the entertainment. Collections
were good,
Rev. b. F. Jester win preach at the NJ. p.
Church, Of New Castle, this evening At f.a0
y. IN.
Cement that will hold anything, for sale
BY the Geo. a. Mccall Co., Eighth and Ship
ley.
Fourth ward Democrats are talking OF
running Charles Il. Mcguire for City
Coun,iL
-Buff brick shipped from West Virginia
for the new No AtchoOl house has net yet
arrived at Orange street wharf although Il is
expected every hour as work has been de-
iayed on the new building.
~ eter l. Cooper, Jr, will deliver lecture
OF the BrownsOn Library course az the library
associations building tonight on elements
Of Good Citizendship."
Hard wood mantels and tilss at YerEers',
ile Market street.
This was rey-day among the employees Of
the P., W. a. B. railroad and many envelopes
and checks we're distributed throughout the
city.
-Dr. Hulburd will deliver his lecture en-
Darby ana Juan,n at Grace Church tO-Light,
the proceeds Of the lecture to be- devoted to
paying interest on Wesley .Church's indebted
ness.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
For CsclI,s New Tnsane A,,Inu,

EfKToN, Md Dec l0-The local com
mittee eppointed to endeavor to secure
the location Of the new insane asylum in
Cecil county have had plot made Of the
tract Of land comprising the Kershaw
farm, one mile north Of Elkton, the farm
belonging TO DR. @. NJ. Ellis,
and strip of about forty
acres on the west side of the
Little Elk creek. belonging to Thomas
Drennen. This track contains about $50
acres, the number Of acres required for
the new asylum, with a magnificent
building site upon the former farm.
The Little Elk creek passes through the
track The land is one mile from the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad and two miles and half from
Childs station on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
eRowNsoN LIBRARY Asso CATION


The Second of the Series OF Winter
Entertainments Peter l.. Cooper's
Lecture.
The Brownson Library Association viii
give the second of the series Of Winter
entertainments In its hall to night An
able address on Elements of Good
Citizenship will be delivered by Peter L.
Cooper, Esq and fine program will be
given, consisting Of opening chorus BY
the Brownson Qnartet mandolin solo
with piano accompaniment, Miss Annie
Long; comic song, Joseph McIullin
selection e Murphy's banjo club; violin
solo, Master Fsrmar; alto solo, Miss Mary
MoNulty; vocal solo, Master A.
0'Oonnor; closing chorus Brownson
Octette. Miss Conner will be he con
tralto, Miss Davidson. of the B L. A
Club, will give a recitation, Joseph
Mccullough, Misses Harmey and Long
and Master A. 0'Connor will sing
On January IA, Francis H. Hoffscker,
Esq will lecture on Delaware In the
Revolution.
On New Years Eve the Ladies'
Auxiliary will have supper end recep-
tion.
Colonel Robert NJ. Floyd has presented
to the library fifty volumes which have
been placed on the shelves.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
About Cambridee.s Postma.t.r.hin,

CAMBRIDGE Md, Dec. 10 Con
siderable surprise is manifested ia Cam
bridge that Representative w. Laird
Henry should have endorsed his cousin
Robert Henry for postmaster at Cam
bridge John G. Mills, editor Of tie
Democrat aad News, who is also q candi
date for the position and is strongly
backed by the busIness men and leading
Democrats Of Cambridge and Dorc hester
county, including the state senator,
county treasurer, judges of the Orphans
Court, county school commissioners aud
other public officials. says that both w
Laird Henry and Robert G. Henry have
repeatedly pledged their support to him
and that while Representative Brattan
was allve no opposing candidate was
thought Of
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
Sudden Death Of MRS. Gale.

PRIKcEss ANNE, Md, Dec 10 -Mrs.
Anna /. Gale, wife of DIR William Il.
Gale. died suddenly yesterday morning at
Worklngton, the country residence of
DR.. Gale In Somerset county. The
cause Of her death was neuralgia
Of the heart. Mrs Gale was sister
Of William Swatker, of Chestertown, and
Of Mrs Henry W. Archer, Of Bslair She
was alsa first cousin Of Albert w
Constable, Of Elkton. Her remains will
be taken TO Baltimore Tuesday morning
Tor inteIment In Greenmount Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
rev. Isaac NayIor on remperAnoe.

The meeting In the Auditorium yes
terday afternoon under the auspices OF
the w @ 4. o., was large one. Rev
Isaac Naylor, the we'll known evangelist,
made q stirring address, in which be
spoke in the highest terms OF the W. O.
T U and it's work, and denounced the
liquor traffic In the strongest terms
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
nrIa. YHioksrahnm atrloksn.

Miss Mary Wlokersham, an aged resi-
dent Of this city, was stricken with
heart trouble at her heme on franklin
street, last evening. She is about S5
years old and quite feeble This morn
ing abe was taken to Kenneth Square and
placed In the care Of relatives.