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Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Who should advertise is a question
that hes been propounded and answered
ID different ways Oar ans yer Every
body who has anything to sell, whether
it is a product Of the hand, brain or ma
chine, and in cases where those who
wish to buy, or secure, or exchange
anything that they cannot obtain con-
veniently, they should advertise West
eru StRtioher
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanseg the sys-
am olectually, dispela colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. syrnn Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy Of its kind ever pro
auced, pleasing to the taste and aC
,optable to the stomach, prompt in
its action end truly beneficial ii its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
iaalthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 I'll end have maie it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
May net have it On hand will pro
euro il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
C.sLiFJRvlA FyG syrup Co
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW york NJ
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
rhs omnIpolenl slaY-at-noma,.

From the New York World.
There Is no power in the politics Of the
country as great as that Of the party
man who stays away from tha polls
when bis party does not carry out its
pledges There are hundreds of thou
sands Of strict partisaus who II they
Z uld be forced to the polls would vote
their party ticket through thick and
thin because they honestly believe the
other party IS wicked and corrupt
When such men make a compromise
With their conscience by staying away
from the polls 1t means crushing defeat
for their party.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
New England Mayors club.

Providence, Sept. 90 An organiza-
tion to be known as the Mayors club was
formed in Providence by the chief officials
Of New England cities who met at the
state fair at Narragansett park. Mayor
Olney of Providence was elected presi-
dent and it was voted to hold the next
meeting on mayors day Of The state fair
fu f~QA
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
rlr. na.1lnga D h the Dbl.

Washington Hastings does not take
much stock in the senatorial boom Of j.
Edward Addicks. Ia an open letter he
says.
understand that one j. Edward Addieks has
announced himself as a candidate Of the Re-
publican party for United states Senator tn
The event Of tho success Of that party al the
election IN this state this fall
As am a member OF that political parity
aud have been since its organization IN ls15~
and as ] am also "a resident and voter tn this
state. and as thero Is a chance of Mr.. Addtcks
being elected senator In the contingency
above stated-about as much as there ls OF
his being struck by lightning twice IN one
day ln the month Of January, but still
chhnce--I have AN interest ln this matter,
Therefore, / thus publicly ask that Mr. adj
dicks WILL With equal publicity, state in what
part Of Delaware he lives / would Ike him
fo state the exact locality, as it seems % be q
question which at this time i more or less
largely less, 1t Is fne-occup5ing the public
attention.
The unconcerned Higgins managers
evidently keep Mr. Hastings in the dark
This is partnership affair. The profits,
IL there are any. ere to Be divided. Sena
tor Higgins succeeds himself while Mr..
Addloks succeeds the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
nnston carmant lNarl.ers sllil.e. -

BasroN. sept 20 The district council
of TIE United Garment workers unions
Of this city ordered an earmont workers
to strike this morning. This action,
which IS tho result of series Of confer
onoas between the clothing contractors
ana the garment workers, VIII affect
about 000 operatives.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
A Necessity Of These Times.
..1at.41.Taftt.t, pao,,.H

Tf0m tno IHIIaNtINnIN NtNOTUs
If advertising we're q luxury, no
merchant would be justified in advertis-
iug Ia these tunes Of keen competition
and reduced prices When merchants
who are at the front. and whose judg
ment Is The rips frnit Of years Of
experience, choose such i time fos heavy
advertising Sc Is because they see the
business I'll 1t. They desire the quick
results; they seek 10 attract the
con vsrging streams of dollars, and wish
10 capture a larges part Of the demand
which comes floating Oh these streams
for even the noa advertised goods.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
az shn.Ir n nnnlI.

GRAND FoRBs, N. d.. Sept 20.-Blake-
ly Durant, familiarly known as Ola Sha.
dy, died hero. IIo was tho body servant of
General sherman during the rebellion
ana was feolingly mentioned in the lat
ter'a memoirs
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
chlcnra Ilnara of 1rade suanenslons.

CHICAGO. Sept. Gothic directors Of
tho b1ara of trade have suspended Muir
ray Nelson indefinitely and j. b. Way
man Tor aJ days. Mr. Nelson is president
ol the National Elevator and Dock COM
pany, Of which Mr. Wayman is secretary
and treasurer They are charged with
breaking tho recontly patched up agree
mcnt between the elevators and the board
81 trade
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Tour
20 the south-Tha Last o. the season.

The last Of the Pennsylvania railroad
com pany tours Go tue South. for the
season. viii leave New York and Phila.
dc phia on September 20
This tour passes through the most beau
tiful sections Of Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Virginia particularly iiue at this time
OF The year, aud the specific points covered
are Gettysburg, Blue Mountain, Luray
Caverns Natural Bridge, the Grottoes OF
the Shenandoah, and the cities Of Rich
mond and Washington
The party will travel 10 special train Of
parl0r cars, provided exclusively for their
use. and the rate for the entire round trip,
covering q period of ten days aud includ
Jog an travelling expenses, Is 800 from
New York and $53 from Philadelphia
For itineraries containing complete in-
formation IS to routes, sp cial train ser.
vics, descriptive notes &s.. apply TO o.
address Tourist Agent, 1896 Brosd way
n Y or Bro u street station, Phiiadel
phia
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
would Hs Murderer Drowned.

C0RINIH, M. ", Sept 20 Leonard
Blodgctt, who attempted 70 murder Ec-
ward Whitmere. his VITO and daughter at
Luzerne, Warren county, on Saturday
nigbt. was found drowned ia the Hudson
river near Corinth, a II believed that
Blodgett committed suicide.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
Reduced Rates to International Cricket
Match

The Pennsylvania Railroad Campaug
announces that September 2l q and "a
excursion tickets win be SOLD from WEE
mlngton 70 Havsrford, pg and return on
account OF toe international cricket match
vt reduced rates including admission TO
the grounds
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
a lirldrc Gne. nawn.

poRr JARVIS, n. Y., sept 90 Michael
Sheridan was driving throo horses with q
load Of dagstone across the bridge at Haw-
ley, Pal. whom the bridge collapsed. Shcr-
idan was held undor the water by the
wagon until rescued. H9 died three hours
latter
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Tried and true is the verdict OF people who
take Hood's Snrsaparilin. The good effects Of
this medicine are oon felt IN arve strength
stored, appetite created and nealth given,
{ on and tones the stomach. Try them.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

s'John, said the manufacturer to his
head clerk, advertise for q legal ad
wiser for a corporation; and put Ia good
knowledge Of the law required. That
will shut Of about half the ex-judges
ana mlslts that apply"
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Dehs Is on trial for contempt Of court
and yet nobody seems to care. Only q
few weeks ago bis name was on every
body's tongue. And Coxey. who is CoxeY,
anyway Alas, for human fame. +
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Washington Hastings wants to know
where J. Edward AddicEs lives The
gas king" had better put his Claymont
property in evidence Immediately If he
wants nir Hastiugs's support.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
His bright smile Hance me Htil
Aud from Jim fear no iN,
ct s ewart do the worst he will.
Yet his bright smile Hance me still
H. a. MgNUIT.TN.

As usual, the Democratic newspapers Of the
state, together with those 10 rhilaaelphia and
elsewhere, are lying about our Candid ates.
And thcs wiz continue titus % lia; and their
falsehuods VIII. doubtless, BE duly supple
mented ia due season by eminent and dis-
Morning News.
The question immediately presents
itself. Can they be lied aboutl
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

A grand Democratic mass NEE ting will
be held saturday evening. at the corner
Of Fourth aud Market streets, beginr ing
at o'clock The speakers will be; Hon.
George Gray, Hon J w. Causey, Hon.
L Martin, Hon j. r Nicholson. T.
irving Handy, William Cooch, L G..
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Tammany has secured the services Of
United States Senator Hill
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Electric Carpet Cleaning Works,
Phone I2l, 400 Orange street No
charge for taking up carpets. Conway
& Rsinhart, managers.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
40 Nm ID aforton.s opnonent2

ALBANY, sept. 90 There has been no /
Indication from either Governor Flower /
or Senator Hill as to who the probable /
candidate OF tho Democratic party will be !
for governor. although there was a signifi-
cant happening when the Hill Democracy
If Albany, holding their primaries, In
dorsed John B. Thatcher for the nomina-
tlon In Senator Hill's ward, the Ninth
the sentimont and yoto was very strong
for Thatcher.
Tho politicians hore who have looked
over tho situation have narrowed the prob
abilities down to these mon: Senator Da-
vid B. HIN. Albany; John Boyd Thatcher
Albany, Daniel Lockwood, Buffalo Fred
erick Cook, Rochester
There are those who should know, how
ever, who make up q different list. Au-
thority has been given for announcing the
following list Of candidates
John Boyd Thatcher Albany; Judge
Rufus peckham, Frederick Cook, Rochos-
turi Daniel i. Lockwood, Buffalo, Judge
Robert Earl, Judge William Gaynor
smith Weed, Plattsburg
Thatcher Is an oX-mayor Of Albany and
was commissioner at tho Worlds fair.
He is q close friend Of David } Hill but
has always been identified with Cleveland
movements.
Judge Peckham was at ono time corpo
ration counsel of Albany. Tie IS an OK
/ judge of the supreme court and a judge
Of the court Of appeals.
Frederick Cook tho Rochester brewer
was secretary Of state under tho machine
and is very strong in many Republican
districts
Robert Earl. present Judge Of the court
| of appeals would l0so but two months If
elected, as his term expires June 4 1895.
Judge William Gaynor Of Brooklyn is
also o Cleveland man. as is smith Weed.
Daniel Lockwood was permanent chair
man of the Democratic state convention
last year and is woll known as having
nominated Cleveland for governor of New
York and also each time he ran for the
presidency.
Hiil an Emergency Candidate.
Mr. Hin himself is only candidate in
case the party leaders determine that Moth
ing but his candidacy can saya the party
from defeat With him out OF the race,
it Is pretty sure that his support win be
thrown 10 John Boyd Thatcher, for i'm ev-
cry ward of Albany resolutions of regret
ut the retirement 81 Governor Flower
were adopted ana the delegations instruct
! cd 20 vote for Mr Thatcher at tho conyen-
; tion. This delegation, however, VIII not
, have seats on tho door of The convention
! except perhaps in one district
] Frederick Cook OF Rochester ox.secre-
tary 81 state. receives some mention. His
s popularity III western New York IS quot
cd, ana the fact chat tho Republican con.
vcntion failed to recognize tho demand.
. Of that county Is also brought forward
3 1t IS said however, That Mr. Cook Is slat
: ed for lioutonant governor, So as {,
strengthen lilo ticket
Daniel Lockwood uf Erie who has onol
r snid that he viii not allow his name to B,
used, IS being talked Of again, and IL I
4 said that an attcmpt will be made TO ge
i him To withdraw his refusal, and it j
urged that Buffalo should be represented
on the ticket
"a veteran, General Sicl.les OF New York
! is ono Of the new possibilities.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

DAL LIIailHE a.
I'D OHIO ALL
ROAD. Schedule In
eEeot May 20. 1894.
rsIns ieNve Dela-
ware Avenue Depot
sau Sound,
II 1E Express lgHlla
New York, week
days, d ts. III,
is 30 tl0 5shnl; aig "a
n 80, So ai, n "a, 81 90
o. IN Sundays, i3 o.,
1870 j6 p Ia; q A2.
s5 So ff "a. sil 90 p na.
NtiEIAEML5PR III A
and EBNSfNUH S
3 l, t{ lT,f7 56. 8 go.
4 fa az "a. R fl iaa q
6 81, 10 %, il1 0l y d
sundays, l8 l8, 8 b
nls i a5, ~ ae. 3
s 25 20 20. Rl3 idl j mi
PHILADELPHIA
KET SIREEra. A
Fl0 s6 d n, l,
P8IIbABNL z
a n1, ~ ~ NJ A. Hli {
Chester. week dfy
S 10, rs 40, fa 80, % q
3 n, q s., is 31, 8 81,
CupsieF, sunday
tll So. lt 40 3 81; ~
4 g1 "a, 6a5, ie co. fli q
Atlantic City
| il2 "a, ] 25, q 4g p q
| tZ 49 pm9
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
VICTOR B. W0OLLEY Of Wilmington
GEORGE w. sPICER, Jr., Of Christiana.
EVAN q. BOYD Of New Castle
IT. BAYARD HEIsEL OF Red Lion.
CLAYTON T. CANN Of Pencader.
LEWIS ]. GRAVES Of Min Creek
RICHARD G. BR0OKsoN Of Blackbird.
FOR ASSESSORS,
JAMES D. Mccoy. First district.
JAMES T. EARLEY. Second district.
HENRY HIRzEL. Third district,
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
NOTICES


NTOTfGE. RATHER SINGULAR. = MIR.
IN Henry Canary has not returned home
from his work on the 18TH, aud his family
fear something has happened him ANY in
formation concerning mis- whereabouts will be
kindly received at his residence No AA4 MOnr-
earuery street. He Is dressed in Prince AL
bert coat and biacs derby hat, whit shirt
with no collar and hesvy she's.
NOTICE -PUksUANpTO THE STATUTE
~ in that behalf passed at Dover Marcn l3,
1883. notice "a hereby given that an appica-
tion will BE made to the Honorable lgnattus
q. Gruhb, associate Judge Of The superior
Court Of me State Of Delaware, residing ia
New Castle cOuutv, on saturday, September
~ A. D.. 1894, at 10 o'clock ia the morning at
Chamhers tu thescounty Court House, ia the
city Of Wilmington, Ior leave 70 nuke
amendments and alterations Of the original
certificate Of Incorporation Of the JouEpal
BRRDFoRD.& vANDEGRIFT,
ATTORNEYS for said corporation
RT0TlCE-THE RECEIVER OF. TAXES
In for New Castle county OF ms deputy
VIII sit for the collection Of county taxes az
tne following places and on -lhe oates as
September 2o- Hockessin.
September 2l-hising sun, Thomas Toy,
September 22-NeWark.
SsDtsraher 2l-Gew Castle.
September 25k trkwooc,
Septelnber 25-Townsend.
September 27.-Blackbird.
September 23-Odesaaa
September 2l-sharnless Schoolhouses
Dft0her B-GentreVtile.
| October 8-uhFiEtiana Hotel
| October 9--Odeasa.
October 10-Middletowr.
/ October ll--Newark,
/ October "a MarshHutou
October i3--lownsend.
October f8-HiacEhird.
1 October l5-NeWark station, for PencadeI
| hundred
/ October 17-kirkwO0d.
| October l8-tt Georges.
/ October l9practicai Farmer.
October 2l-Sharpless SchooihouBe.
October 22-Atant0p
| October 44-New Castle.
1 October 25-IoWnsond.
/ October G6-BlAcK0lrd.
October g7-Nnw Castle.
October Sa-Dslawara City
October 3i-Risin4 sun.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Divorces Of the Oklahoma brand are
now discredited BY the courts through
ont the country.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

Cleveland has not had his usual good
luc k in fishing, this year
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
FOR SENATOR'S,

HARRY DAY Of Brandywine.
JAMES T. sHALLCRoss Of 81. Georges
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
WNsT BOUED.

Baltimore and Washington. week days,
a is, 02, u 81, = m, Va is, Y Go, @, Y q,
sq lsls y q oS. a. ssa spnsa1S5yY a K 4 S' ss "
Raltmore and Wsy Stations, "a q N. 3 %
Newark. Del, week daya, q IS. 02, IS %
ms H2 IS, o., "a g, % V, b, % IL ~ as, 4 10
4 "a, z s5, 1912. IS s. II 70 IA.
pittshurF. rs 81 a IA. "a "a p N, daily,
lsaiCsg0. rs 80. s. "a; IS 81, j. N, daily.
Cincinnati snd st. Louis. Tls i6 p M, and
New Orleans, via Bristol ana Chettenoogs
gsbe a. daily. Through sleeper 20 New Or
leenH,
singerIy accommodation, o. . N, 80a. s5
aud ll DO II nj daily.
0s, a2 s ~; 26 ana 43 p IN, Sundays, = 50
Traine leave Market street station;
Tor New York, week days, IS ~ q M,
Tor Philadelphia, week days, 20. ~ 80.fs 20,
lli 80 uls 2 IS, aG . IN. Sundays. 20, N;
! n.l 2 5a, 6 IN.
pittsburg ana Chicago, week days, 10 20 q N.
Baltimore. week days, 81, fs 70 q IA; Co.
| SIS 40 IA, Sundey % N.
For i4andeuberg hno way stations, week
| eags, Q b1, ~ . IA; 10, 3 40 M Sundays,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY.
/ FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, hOh
1 WlLMlHi6T0N,week daysss3 81 600,g 2o, i5 70,
1 10 NJ. I'll ~ mi, l2 % nOons III 30, u a0 NY,
l5 II DO Sd IS l0 SO 81, 35. fa ~ 30 " ~,
i Ia aa, 10 10 and ii a5 p m. - 80.
70; IL 68 noon; II 85, 200, 10, f400, &sls
t8s1 T788 1872 10 10 and II 80 D IN.
Il LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MARKET SITS, Weeks day, " ~. ~ au,
L Flf 28 4 ~; s3 a6 IS la, " ~, y ln. sundays
l Ta 10. ~ 40, T1l28 4 IA; .3 46, ~ Y, = NJ.
4 Telephone No 1873.
other line. q. D, SCULL, een,l Pass. Agent
. Il Nv
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

vs. gs C3, s 55, SIS, l7,qT68,
a. flG 81, sil Asa m,l Is, l2 Aa.
lT "A, 8 25, 10 90. iii Gu p IN.
.ya, t3u3, 6Sj, 81 ~, 500
Is. y -, 3 q, : IS, ib 3b. 6 81
GO y M.
wssa days. Ht7 a m;
mi Sundays, y ~, 5 10 9 N;
Evening journal., 1894-09-20
TWEsIY . FllnRrH

/, TWENTY . FOURTH
ITS. Week dAys. l3 G3, 8 65,
Is 40.g 30, 10.g0, t10 SO, III 4d
?, 8 a25, 4 81, Is 86, 8 81, y q.
]. gsl7. 8 %, 9 %, ITO 70. II 40
20, 65. Is So, 68l, y ~
TWELFTH AND MAR
Week days, s3 U5. W ", % 40.
A, Sill 0p Ia.
y, sundEya, la ua, " II, ITO e
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

ut ia better to be right than to sue
cesd"-Grover Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

w lin lNGP0N AID N0IsIli I'm hAik-
1883
Tr.ins iesvs Wilmington, French street
station. 1of p. q @, Junction, AtontchaniIs
pgistarthur. Guyencourt, Granague, Cossert,
Chadas' Fort Junction, P0copsOp, Wet
cheatar. Ifabreeviile, MortonVille, Coates
vile and Intermediate stations, daily, exoeYt
sunday. at 35 q m, 2 35, 40 and 4b p fni
sunday only So s 05 N: 135. 50 p m. Daily
- so = m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield sra
intermediate stations daily, except Sunday,
81 IS m, 2 35 and 45 D N, Sundays only ~
05 m, ! 35 and 80 p m.
For Joanna, BirdsbOro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday AZ
% q r1 and 30 p m. Sunday only AZ 8 Ob
ia and 4 IS I'M.
A. q. McCAUSLAND, superintendent,
ROW NESS RRlsst5S t4en. Passenger AUens.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIONs.

FOR GOVERNOR,
EBE w. TUNNELL
Of Sussex County.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

81 New Castle County.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

FOR CORONER.
GEORGE MAILMAN
OF st. Georges.
Evening journal., 1894-09-20

FOR SHERIFF,
JAMES CARMICHAEL
OF Wilmington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
TIE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bsseo Esehsn :e--ins. rnsi Revenue
Collectiops--Foreien Advicca

NEW YORK, Dec 10.--The stock mar
ket opened weak on lower London prices
and selling for foreign account, and the
tendency continued downward to the
close. Sugar presetcd a nrin front for
time, a block of the stock having been
taken by brokers generally credited with
representing inside interests. The rumOr
that the Standard Oh people had secured
Cohtrol was not created, put II was gen
efahy believed that parties identIned
with the standard have acquired a biz
line OF the stock. As the day wore along
the price weakened TO 0vk from 98 earlier
IN The session, the decline being due to
'he cut IN the price Of refined of nc.
pound IN ali grades except cut.
crushed, and dOminos, which were re-
uuced &c. per pound. T0-day's cut by
inc trust was surprise TO the outside
Ienners, VINO claim that there Is no
proht IN refining at the figures now
being quoted. The general lat was adj
Nersely affected by the further rise IN
sterling exchange posted rates having
been advanced TO $50 and 4.p. 1t is
expected that some round amounts Of
gold viii be forwarded to Europe at the
end OF the week. Erie was notably weak
ana iell To- ~ on reports that the stock
holders Will be assessed $40, and probably
80. IN order TO take up the standing
debt The Changers were weaker on
rumors that the ~. Paul dividend will
De passed altogether. and the Rock Island
reduced TO y per cent. for the quarter.
Inc Anthracite COalcre were notably
heavy and broke p TO ~. Lake Shore
SGD down IA 10 1874. In the closing
trading Sugar was weak and the general
norket steady. Net changes show losses
of a TO ~ per cent Consolidated Gas
rose ~ TO 10 and Laclede Gas pre-
toiftd 10 $50. Sales, 2l2,OOD shares
OF which l3f,lD shares were Sugar.
1910 St Paul. and 1890 Erie. The
bond market was higher. Sales Of listed
stocks, 10000 shares unlisted, lil.OO0
81 ares
Money on cau oos,, a. r1i1L nnr coo,
last loan at I per cent. and closing Of
Tered at per cent; prime mercantile
paper. ga per cent. Bar silver, 81
gterlng exchange Is strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4SIj2n4S1M
for sixty days AMI iSSAQ4S9 Tor demand !,
posted rates. 4N9NIOO; commercial bills
4S6h0iS7la Government bonds steady.
state bonds dull. Railroad bonds firm
Silver at the board was quiet.
Treasury Balances-Coin, $l03 $4,000
currency. $7i $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-11

the untiring chairman of the lunch com,
mlttee. with the assistance OF severa
ladies, is arranging an entertainment -
be given at the Theatre December zzu
the proceeds Of which will be divided De
tween the kindergarten and Day Nursery
and Mrs. Gilis orphan boys. Inc prii.,
cipal features OF the entertainment VIII
be a large Christmas tree ana santa
Claus; the innumerable presents on the
tree 10 be distributed among the children
who attend.
The ladies purpose commencing mex
week. In their basement rooms, III east
Franklin street, new and useful prahcn
Of work Cakes, candies. and other do
nestle articles will be for sale. and house
keepers will find 1t convenient resort
The efficient chairman of the Kinder
garten and Day Nursery, Mrs. c. r.
Walford, reports such an Increase IN their
work that they need larger quarters,
and hopes with the aid of generous frienus
to purchase a home. where they can care
for a greater number of children ana
enlarge their leld OF usefulness by pro-
viding for sick children at night, as Wen
as during the day. case reported
proves the necessity for such provision:
An infant nine months old was carried
from the nursery by it's mother, on her
way from her daily work to her home.
where she had neither fire nor light all
night. and as a consequence the helpless
little one was very sick and barely es-
caped pneumonia. With the provisions
OF the home so earnestly desired by Mrs.
Walford and her associates, this poor
child and many others might be saved
from much suffering.
The next meeting Of the board will take
place the second Monday in January
1SQ5