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Evening journal., 1894-04-04
"a ParIor Match. y

"a Parlor Match" has enjoyed a longer
period of uninterrupted success than
any farce comedy ever written. During
the coming engagement of this highly
entertaining comic play, next Saturday
evening, April z, At the Grand Opera
House, It is stated that all the
specialties. much of the dialogue and all
Of the music will be entirely new.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
verdict Against Jessup s. Moore.

The suit of the Jessup & Moore Pa
per Company against John Cadwalad er,
collector of the port Of Philadelphia,
brought to recover duties paid on i'm
portations Of rubber waste. which 1t was
claimed should have been allowed to
come in free of duty, ended in verdict
for the defendant in the United States
Circuit Court, in Philadelphia. yesterday
aftarnoon
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
wang"

Among the well remembered features
Of the much talked about comic opera
Wang" which comes to the Opera
House next Tuesday, are banjo chorus
rendered by ten Of the cleverest and
prettlest girls in the company, and a
quaint and taking chorus of nursery
rhymes given by several charming little
tots none of whom is over seven years
old
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
"a Texas Steer"

Charles H. Hoyt is a q satirist par
excellence, and on no play of his creation
does he base his reputation and success,
50 much as on "A Texas Steer" which
will be seen at the Opera House next
Monday evening The play is satire
Of American politics.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
S. ANo S. WANTS LIE s1s,OoO.
Council WIN he Asked to Turn over the
Money Spent for the Poor.

Council VIII he Asked 20 Turn UVeT tht
Money Spent for the Poor.
Secretary Wiley was instructed at the
meeting OF the Street and Sewer De-
partment last night, to ask City Council
to make arrangements TO furnish the de
partment with the $4,000 which the
board expended in helping the poor. The
department wants the money by May 1.
Chief Engineer Wilson was requested
to make plot of the proposed extension
of Delaware avenue from Union street to
Woodlawn avenue.
The payroll of 81, 979 SO was ordered
paid. The secretary reported collec
tions Of $627 A City auditor, 500
clerk Of the market, $6629 The bal
ance in bank was reported TO be 500, ,2lS
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
smngerbund 10 Dol 10 New York.

The Delaware Sengesbund at meet.
Ing last night resolved TO attend the
National Singing festival to be held in
New York from June 22 TO so. About
ifty of the members will go In a special
ear over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
POPULAR LIBRARY.

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SHIPS THAT PASS IN The NI1HT.
BY Beatrice Harden.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
BusIness Getting nettsr.

The spinning department of the
Arlington Mill will start up full force
to morrow. The weaving department will
start up Monday and will run to its full
capacity. About 500 employees will be
put to work. There will be no reduction
"a tvaCee
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
HOTEL HECKLER,

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues.
First-class accommodations. Open all the
wear. HENRY HECkLEh.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
The nlnekIston-Lrnam suIt.

The referee triall OF Ezekiel Black
iston VS.. Mrs Louisa Lyman. was con
tinued in the law library at the Court
House to-day Lewis G Vandegrift
represented the plaintiff and William T.
Lyman the defendant. The action OF
repleyin only involves about $500.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
A FrIdar ErenInr soolahIe.

The Railroad Employees Social Club
will give its weekly dance next Friday
evening In its club room, Gawthrop
building. Fourth and Shipley streets
These sociables are for members'only and
their lady friends.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
BuiIdIng Permits Issued.

Building Inspector Dohl this morning
Issued permits to ]. J. Cassidy for a
manssrd reof on house at Lancaster
avenue and Union streets; Wilson and
Adams, alterations TO No. 208 West
Fourteenth street.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
Committed to the Insane Hospital.

John Pratiis, colored, was arrested
last night, as he was acting strangely. he
was examined to-day aud committed TO
the Delaware State Hospital for the
Insane
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
THE GEM LIBRARY.


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LADY GRACE, BY Mrs. Henry Wood
THE SQUIhN'S DARLING.
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THE DUCHESS. By THE Duchess
SINGLE HEART, DOUBLE FACE.
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CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. By Dickens.
MRS. CAUDLE'5 CURTAIN LECTURES.
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CALLED BACK. BY Hugh Conway.
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SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT
BY Beatrice Harraden.
A STUDY in SCARLET. BY A. Doyle
Welded AND PARTED.
By the author of Dora ThorDo."
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
TourInr RostonIana.

Two hundred and fifty Bostonians,
q Pennsylvania railroad ex-
.ursion party from Boston to Washing
.on, passed through this city about 80
,'elock yesterday afternoon They were
lLder escort of tourist agents.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
Smith Taken to Philadelphia.

Samuel Smith, alias Kelly, who was
held TO await the actions Of the Philadel-
phia authorities, was taken to that city
last night on the charge of felOniously
assaulting Lucy Jones, colored, last De-
cember.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
Bishop Coleman to Administer COnhr-
nation.

Bishop Coleman will administer the
rites Of confirmation this evening, at
745, at 81. Michsels Church, corner
Of Chestnut and Adams streets.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
sermnn nt tha rnIreraItr.

Bishop Coleman, of this city. preached
at the University of Pennsylvania at
noon 10 day. His sermon was one appro-
pirate TO the Easter season.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
SHANGHAI IS BURNING.
Providence Has the Hottest
Election for Years.
KossUTH CELEBRATION BEGUN

but the Heavy Rain Made = Failure
Of the Parade-Eieht Persons Horribly
Wounded In a Mad Rush From a
Burning Building at Providsncs.
SHANGHAI. China. April 4.
Shanghai China. is burning down.
The reports that come from there are
meagre but, up to noon, II Is known that
at least 1000 houses were already In
ruins. Authentic advices are anx-
iously awaited, as there are
hundreds Of Americans in Shanghai. and
thousands In America, who have either
lived near there or who have friends and
relatives there.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
TerrIhlr MnnrIod In Thnnirn pnnin.

Terribly ManEied in Theatre Panic.
Providence, R L, April 4.--Iron Hall
at olneyville caught fire during an an
tertsinment and in the wild rush to es-
cape from the burning building, eight
persons were terribly mangled. Several
will die
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
Coal Takes a Drop

The price Of coal was reduced 70 day
from SO 70 S. 30 per ton This reduction
Is general Ia all grades of family coal
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
TWO THOUSAND WSGE-EARNERS SAFE

RumOrs That the Pullman Palace Car
Works VIII BE Removed TO PhiIadei-
phiR Are Denied by omcers of the
Company.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
when You-Move

Send your carpets to Electric Carpet
Cleanlng Works. 400 Orange street
Telephone 721. Conway & Reinhart, Mgrs
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
nna,h Frnn TrnhoId Ferar.

Neal Green. aged "a years, died yes
terday Of typhoid fever, at his home, No.
1907 Lincoln street.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
oonstables Are re.tlf,lnr.

DARLINGTON, s. O., April 4-rhs in
quest was resumed to-day in the Coast
Line freight station. Constables began
to arrive here to day to testify Of what
they know Of the riot Of Sunday.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
saved Trom q sInl.Inr Shannon.

ALPENA, Michigan, April 4 - The
steamer City Of Michigan went ashore
here this morning. All hands were
rescued, although there Iwere some mar.
row escapes as a result Of the shock and
panic that ensued.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
celebrated Hotel burned Down.

FRAEKFoRD. oE.MAIE, Germany, April
a This was memorable day here. The
old Brittana Hotel, so well known TO
tourists, was burned TO the ground
Three guests were killed by jumping
from high windows while the Gre ragged
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
The weather.

In the Middle States and New ENGLAND TO-
dag fair to partly cloudy considerably
warmer weather will prevail, With fresh and
brisk southerly 70 southwesterly winds, pre-
ceded by rain in the western districts OF this
section and followed by light rain on the sea-
board tonight or Thursday morning On
Thursday. ia both OF these sections, partly
cloudy to cloudy weather will prevail, with
slight temperature changes and brisk south
west 10 westerly winds. preceded by rain on the
coasts and followed generally by clearing
by the afternoon, except north OF Boston; and
on Friday slightly cooler, fair weather and
westerly winds.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts
The strong Dakota storm centre moved
slowly yesterday east-northeast 70 Lake eu-
perior, but extended its disturbing influence
IN the evening as far east as.Lake Erie, where
WIGHT rain fell. The storm will decline In
Il, ~ce snd advance slowly eastward 20 On
tar1 \, With rain in the lower lake region, the
rain Nxtending into Western New YORK and
Weste, 4 PennsYlvania to-day, but IL viii be
generally light. Light rain will fall 10 the
Middle Atl. 'ctlc seaboard to-hsht OF lhurs-
daV
Evening journal., 1894-04-04

Everybody Voting in Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April A -The slsc.
tion is the warmest Of years and heavy
vote is being pOlled throughout the state
Notwithstanding the bad weather. .
Evening journal., 1894-04-04

%"N"n%"'" ~ hHo AAVsahths sDohohhtfhtlou
NEW YORK, April 4 The Kossuth
celebration began In the midst Of a
brisk April shower Flags were raised
at half mast The heavy rain made the
parade and afternoon demonstration a
failure.
Exercises at the aag-raislng In the
park we're very impressive and thousands
Of people witnessed this festure Of the
day'a celebraLiOn.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
REMOVALS.

DR. WIN. E. SHERWOOD, HAS REMOv-
IL ed 10 No. sl3 Washington street. Tele-
phone 757
DR.J.R. SMITH HAS REMOVED TO No.
IL 9iO Madison street. Telephone No 4sI.
Evening journal., 1894-04-04
DO VIC aas Legal Ground.

II the person alluded TO in the letter
was convicted Of a felony, which is
doubtless the case, as life sentences are
not dealt out TO prisoners who are not
felons, and was convicted after marriage,
his wife has lezal ground for divorce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

State. 20 S. W. 92G Reversed and re-
mauded Opinion by Davidson, j.
jim Lewellen VS.. State Appeal from
| I'M; Assault to rape. The state in
! PRODUCED evidence OF appellants flight.
| To explain this appellant offered 10
| prove by his father that after the of-
tense is said TO have been committed.
ana before appellants flight, his father
| informed him that a mob was being
| organized to hang him, and advised
Nun 10 30 away. IL was error to eN-
crude thls testimony, The fact that
9siendant testified as a witness and
dld not give his motive for flight did
not prevent proof OF the fact BY other
witnesses. Appellant offered to testify
mat ms intention was to have seXtual
intercourse with the consent Of the
proSecutriN, and not By force and
asuinst her consent. II was error 10
s 1N' this testimony, Reversed and
felnanded. Opinion by Davidson, j.
=. Heitzelman Va. State-Appeal from
III faAoi Appellant was convicted for
receiving In pledge a pin and selling
the same without complying with the
Jaws regulating pawnbrokerage P. c.
At; Ssol IL was not error to admit
sNluehee OF the fact that he was carry
me on business OF pawnbrolter ANA
that he had failed 10 file Win Tho
county clerk a copy OF the adyertiao-
nlent or report of sale as REQUIRED by
Jaw 1t was necessary to make out
.he case, and the fact that appellant
had complied In no respect with the
Jaw was cogent evidence to rebut any
ssruisgeslon Of mistake or inattention.
. me use OF the word "or" instead Of
anu IN the charge was not reversi-
pc error In the absence of exceptions.
Ai md. Opinion by simklns. j.
~ uhs y kimkel VS.. State--Apneni
from Guadalupe, Falling to make re-
port OF animals butchered Ia the NAV
serin OF court. 1t is claimed that the
oeurt erred IN excluding report OF
Sst'e Killed from May to August
This was evidently made Out FOR the
Aukust term. It was indorsed, aEx-
Ainined and ordered filed" in the
nunuWrltlns Of one OF the commits |
S,ohers. II was sworn to on November
~, lSs2 The minutes OF the August
'e'" snow no such fling. As the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

II simply can't stop" says the tired
business man and the worn-out mother.
But nervous prostration stares you
In the face"
81 dare not think Of being sick. Ny
children and babies and husband de-
pend on me every hour In the day"
reply those women ON the verge Of
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would ruin my business" says the
hard-worlSed business man.
When the nerves and organs OF the
body are soundly nourished and the
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tremendous amount of hard work can
be done without injury. II is when the
nervous tissues are used up faster than
they are repaired that brain, nerves
and vital organs suffer, cry out with
neuralgia, rheumatism, heart trouble,
nervous dyspepsia and finally break
down. Paine's celery compound is do
ing world OF good for such weak. ner-
Nous people, whose brain and body are
overturned, but who may yet be saved
from nervous prostratlom and diseases
of the liver, kidneys and stomach by
this great strength-gYer and blood and
nerve inyigorator.
The first bottle of Paine's celery com
pound begins at once To clear the Inn
pure blood. to supply material for
growth to WORKOUT nerves and to the
millions OF tiny cells OF nervous sub
stance through the brain and spinal
column. This marvellous blood and
nerve remedy lays the foundation
for health deeply and permanently;
thin, pale, cnreworn persons grow
steadily heavier, and stronger. and
their faces lose the signs OF sickness
and dependency.
70 counteract the effects OF protract-
ed bodily and mental strain, Palne's
celery compound was first prepared by
the eminent Dartmouth professor. ed
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clnns OF tue highest standing use and
prescribe It to give strength TO weak
mothers and to supply abundant nu-
Triton to the rapidly growing nerves
and tissues Of children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
THE HIGHER counrs.


Gohn w. stayton, chief Justice. r. u
Gaines and \, ]. Brown, associate
justices; c. S. Morse clerk; court
located at Auatln)
Austin. Tex, May al.-The supreme
court decided the following cases to-
day: Lucian Minor vs. j. A, Powers.
from Falls, Judgment Of district court
reversed ana romanded.
Fordyoe d Swanson VS.. A. H. IN
bose, from Angelina, certified aues-
tons answered.
J. E. Roller vs.. c. f.. REID. from
Wlchit1' reversed and rendered for
4, j. Smith vs.. W. L. McGaugbey
peullon for mandamus refused.
q NJ Rice vs. ST. Louis, Arkansas
ana IeNas railroad company, from
CoTyell, affirmed in part and reversed
and remanded In part e'aVN
MOSES q Son w. Charles 10. Tucker
rom SleLennan. certified question an,
International and Great Nortbor,
railroad company VS.. Louis Rendar
swered. NuVs'iOh an
RSheariug refused-w. N. Virgins
W. W. s. Baekshear. from Mason, Al
cues vs. A. X. Stanton, from Trnvis,.
Fort Worth and Denver City rniiu,",,
SS,o1mpany W. \. II. Whitehead, from
Eases suhmitted--lTraders nntto,,i
bank Of Fort Worth VS.. ]. N nnS
from Dentoni w. a. Qulnlan w Hon.
You and Texas Central railway rcIn
ppany, from Travis; Texas ana New
orleans railway company vs., T. fSch
OILS, from Liberty. 20 !" Hoh-
set for June 1-Fssnle II. Flemm,rs
vs.. Texas Loan agency, from Rn,,,,ns.
Hattie Legqte vs.. r. s. Lerate s ~'u,
arayson; w; $. o'Dell vs.. n n IN w 1,or
ton, nom I'M a. mar
Mouons for rehearing subtni,tedr
AyNrmT,sngal vs,wllliam j. Lemp sroS;
webb Sidney Martin W.. q ~ , is1n
nett * Co. from Jack; TeVas p. iiatt-
company vs. P. A. Turner, from ISunSe
Writs OF error refuscd-T " WE MI
nay VS., j y Noyes. nom psNs u..
4, Texas ,, and Pacific railway eon mSSrr'
" n. II. Burton, from Tnrrsnt. iPan ny
ADAMS vs. j. Y DlgnowIty. fro,,,, r. ~. .
~ L. N. sheldon W.. Capies d u osA-
mer from El paso ttam-
.Mrt o. error granted--Mexiea, C.,.
celia, from ri Paso. w. ~ l-auri-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

| thr ueonic of TEXAS mora gOod nj the
1 Md n no railway Termination than
~ ace ,ncrcbort. Al, Tor crt.
berson frst. Lanham second.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02
N, rnn WAY.

Weather forecast; For McLeunan-
southerly Winds, rising Thermometer.
"Humah ~ u nit Hurrah''-"At-
torney for nll the railroads IN the
state except one" to alulnuns counsel
In commission ease.
wonted' Somebody who can rope
and tie a lion. No questions ualicd as
To wages. Apply at gubernptorlal
campaign Headquarters
"Heads I win; tails you lose"-Anu-
commasionist
Barney intlmntcs that pie offers no
temptation 10 u man who has been
living FOR several years on huttermllls
Grover to George, Keep mum on
silver We can do an the talking
necessary at this ood.
A message from the spirit land:
Dear neioi Your editorials rcadlng
Reagan out Of the Democratic PARTY
have greatly amused as an. FIre
him out Traternolly, u, j. D."
As goes McLennan SO gors-i7 votes.
It looks as though South Texaa
would be turned in for nourishmcnt
on the political eaotI
"oh. John. joint How can we do
without you ON the commissioner
Ns.Ht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

New, highly vltall,ss i.
and rich In clements 81 ~,
through the entire gule,ss'
liver, kidneys and stomses
them 10 brlslser action. rp,sss,
ness, 1aundlce, and inaI,,,
thoroughly purines The sesiss
ful. poisonous matters ihai
ease. The nerves are raplli,
and work again withoai
thus bring all the Inrorl.,
INTO harmony and health. r,
cry compound offem yean :
healthy, hearty existence {, h
OF men and women whom \
blood and nerves Ii he TX
dependency and despair Z, /,
strong and well again.
With new blood aud feffe,A.
n confident feeling OF reiural,
comes also. Palne's celsfy 4
makes people well.
Nathan w. Kennedy. elaa
well-known Putnam. Conn. i
and president OF the Connect
torial association. writes
"On this, my SD blrthday. 4, |
a pleasure to speak Of Ii. /
Paine's celery compound, iof a
preceding anniversaries Tie
dyspepsia have prevented Va
otherwise have been a ms, |
occasion. Today everything 4
ana bright, and this excellent
receives its Just share q prls
After trying various 'pai
took Paine's celery COMPOUND
due time discovered that | v
greatly benefited. Sleep INV
Ing, my nervous system m1ls
my appetite sharper. and gene
up better prepared for the cars
ness and the enjoyment o. lRs
Not alone have fosfi
pound effective In the tftst
cases Of dyspepsia, but alS
vousness, thereby maklngl,1i
in the treatment OF nervous d
Several aged persons %
sonal knowledge have been =
benefited by Palne's reiery 8
1t creates appetite and zirtl
soothes the weary, oyefwdii
and mind into natural =
sleep"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-02

when OF the repeated kind experienced
by per SONS troubled with insomnia.
soon bring about an alarming c0ndi-
ton OF the norvous aystem. The shak-
iug hand, confusion OF the brain, lapses
az memory and loss OF appetite fndl-
cate. with terrible precision. the raw
axes produced by loss OF sleep, which
" unremedied must destroy mentai
equilibrium altcgethcr No better and
thorough ncryinc cNista than Hnetet.
ter's stomach Bittcrs. Common sense
and cparience point to lts early and
steady ute In cases % insomnia. IL
Strengthens weak ana relaNss the ten
sion of ovorstraine1 nerves. witch bv
the way. a resort TO unmedicated slim
Nlants will never do permanently while
the after cnert % such excitants il
roat nreiudieiaL Under tho tnnuene,,
o. this benign invigorant. appetite, az
session and sleep return, and bodily
scmiort and health are alike promoted
" ie invaluable IN chiiis and fever. ifesr
complaint. constipation. rheumatic aud
kidney trouble.