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Scores who have consulted him consider his
advice and assistance most valuable. He has
made fortunes for many, finding for them,
through his power OF second sight, invest
ments that returned them great profit.
Many married couples who heretofore
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plies the power and a speedy union is the result
1t is perfectly safe and harmless in its work.
ings. 1t causes happy marriages, removes
GOODNESS and indifferences between hus-
band and wife. Lovers find in the charm
secret and confidential agency,
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have quarreled and led miserable lives now
united and living contented and happy. Drink
ing husbands have been reformed and re-
claimed and restored to their families Alb
sent friends have been found: Maynard
girls have been shown the folly of their
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GQH0 SHOE STORE FOR SALE: FINE To-
pCCO. cation doing good business; one
wishing to engage in shoe trade no better opportu-
nifty can be found. ]. B. MlHAN, 500 Kearny st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OFFERS WANTED FOR CASH OR EX-
~ change for the remainder OF the carriage stock
or the late Robert j. Beeby of Oakland, consist
ing OF hne carriages. surveys, traps phaetons and
carts: will sell as whole or in lots to suit, for
cash, 70 per cent below wholesale cost price, or
VIII trade for good real estate, hay, grain, wood
COAL groceries, or anything else Of value: also for
carpenter, plumbing and heating work: the stock
must be closed out positively by January l, 1895,
as the premises under Merritt Hotel. leased to
other parties Stock can be seen there at any time
by addressing MRS. ROBERT J. BEEBY, 624
Twelfth ST., Oakland. CAL; telephone 721 Black.
N. B.-All bills for the firm will have to be set
tied before January 8; 1896, as the books will go
to the collector after date.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS1
" socation-Home office, 222 Sansome ST., s. F.,
General sa wings & loan business. Ed E. HILL Pres;
Oliver Eldridge V.Pr.; w Corbin. Sec.& Gen. Man.
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CARPET CLEANING.


" ting, IS Sth. STEVENS, mgr. Tel. South $50.
THE J. L. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING
Co. Qncorp.); old-established carpet-cleaning
machines: cleaning &c yard 230 Fourteenth St.;
telephone Mission "A.
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
~ renovated same new. s. FERGUSON d
CO., % Tenth Telephone number, south So.
NATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO
IN waiting Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying
and altering. 313-3l5 Guerrero: Tel. Mission 244
WHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
w poor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
pet Beating Works, 1897 Tehama; tel. So-4O.
CONkLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS 1913
~ Golden Gate ave-; telephone east l26.
I MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND rem
- ovating works. 453 Stevenson: tel. S22S
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARrNERSHIp-THF
- copartnership heretofore existing under tho
business ut 634 and 600 Market ST.. 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent. PETER A. GIANEINt
retiring therefrom. All claims against said firm
Will be settled by the undersigned.
y. q. nuNsTER
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~ ness, in good locality; fixtures complete and
rent low; but small capital necessary: must sell.
Address NJ N, care of the Call Office, Oakland
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pEMOVED-DR. G. G. O'DONNELL TO R60
LIZ Market st. Diseases Of women a speciality.
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&250 EXCLUSIVE COUNTY RIGHTS
per cent profit. CLASSEN & CO., 629 Shotwell
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
TELEeRAPHlC BRIEFS.

It is reported that Richard Genee, the
German composer and poet is dead.
At Wauregan, Conn, the postoffioe was
broken into by burglars and robbed Of
5000.
The town Of Audenriod, Pa. is threat
ened with destruction by the caving in of
mines.
Secretary Lamont, with Mrs. Lamont
will leave Washington this week for trip
to the Pacific coast
At Fort Worth, Tex, Mont MoCullooh,
in a fit of jealousy, shot and killed his
wife and then blew out his brains.
Miss Mary Abigail Dodge, better known
as Gail Hamilton, will be taken TO her
home in Massachusetts, within few days.
Miss Loie Fuller, the American dancer.
had narrow escape from poisoning her
mother having accidentally given her a
dose Of cocaine.
A boom committee is to be organized to
bring the advantages Of Pittshurg as a
meeting place for the next Republican ma
tional convention before the country at
large
General Coxey learned Of the secret
marriage Of his ls-year- old daughter, who
posed in the tramp to Washington as the
goddess of peace Of the coilmonweal, to
Carl Browne, who was Coxey's lieutenant.
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sooIal md PersonaI Noten.

Mise Laura Locates has returned home
to Seaford after a visit to Mrs Albert
Dunn, in this city.
Henry NJ. Butler spent yesterday with
his family in Georgetown.
Miss Mamie McClees, of Brooklyn, is
visiting the Misses McClees, Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. T. Warner are at
Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs Jacob Derrickson and
Miss Belle Derrickson are at Cape May.
William G. Pennypacker, Joseph
Swift and William Il. Swift are At
DeAdwood, Dakota
A. j. Pennington. of Baltimore, Is the
guest Of Wilmington friends.
Miss Eva Jones, Of Washington, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Perat, Of Germantown, is the
guest Of Miss Canby.
Miss Alice Lea is entertaining Miss
Keyser, Of Washington
Mrs. d T. Marvel, who has been spend
ing a week 10 the city, on Saturday went
to Georgeto IN for a short stay.
Clarence Morris has returned from a
visit to Georgetown.
Frank Dick hos re urned to Brooklyn
after q visit to Wilmington friends.
Mrs c. M Phillips, Of Georgetown. is
visiting friends here and in PhilAdelpbia.
William F. smalley, formerly prssi
dent Of the Franklin Literary Society, OF
lafayette College. at Easton, will deliver
an address before the society Tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Clesver is slowly convalesc
ing from proir4eted spell of illness
Rev H. Ashton Henry, OF Trinity
Church, went TO Cape May this morning
to join his wife and daughter, he will
return on Wednesday.
Josiah Marvll was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
@. w. Morton went to Washington OF
Saturday, taking his wheel with him
He will do the city from the saddle.
Miss Auns z Melvin spsut yesterday
with friends in Philadelphia and Chester
Rev. c. A. Grise, of Georgetown, wa
in the city to day.
Harry Wilson, Of Phllsdel phia, was ii
the city to day.
Mrs David p. .Hutchison, Of Townsend
Is sick at her parents home in this city
Mr. Hutchinson was In town to day to SCI
her.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Giften was abl
TO be at the Office to day.
Daniel Burton, Of Millaborc, Was IL
town TO day.
Deputy Attorney General Branch Il
Giles is indlsposed ard unable to be q
his office.
Roman Tsmmsny, OF Sussex county
was Co1rt House visitor to day.
William d. Walker. who recsntl
resigned from the reportorial stan Of th
Every Evening, has accepted lik
position on the Philadelphia Times. Re wi
enter upon his duties on next Monday.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
nslnwars rlela Club rsn.

Among those present st the Delaware
Field Club tea on Saturday afternoon
were: Miss Amy Dupont. Miss Cooper,
Miss Armitsge Black. Miss Alice Lea,
Miss Frances Swift. Mise Holen Spsrks,
Miss Edith Spruance, the Misses Jackson,
Miss Louise Elliott Miss Keyser, Miss
Perot, Miss Cornelia Draper. Miss Bessie
Draper. Miss Marguerite Cause, Miss
Julia McIlvaine, Miss Elizabeth Canby. tue
Misses 0'Fsllen, Miss Edible Smith, Mrs.
John P. Wales, Mrs Edwin H.
Gayley, Mrs s Roduond Smith.
Christopher L. Ward, Samuel Rumford.
Joseph Wales, Leonard Wales, Marriott
CANDY, Henry G. Morse, Lstimer Tstnsll,
Henry Tatnali, George P. B'ssell,
Harold Canning, r Crowenshield,
Henry l. Fulenwider, James W oouder,
J. Percy Nields, Alexis Sellers, Edwin
II Gayley. William NJ Candy, Charles
w. Smith aud Victor B Woolley.
Mrs. Ed win d. Gayley presided as
hostess, and was assisted by Miss Alice
Lea, Miss Edible Smith and Miss Eliza
beth Canby.
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TAYLOR GOES BACK.
The Embezziing State Treasurer WIN Sur
render Himself.


render Himself
CHICAGO, June ~ W. W. Taylor, ex-
state treasurer OF South Dakota, did not
put in an appearance the Palmer House.
as was expected. lie was IN the city.
however for a short time although his
whereabouts could not be ascortained.
1t was learned this morning that Tay-
lor left last night on a Northwestern train
for Pierre s. d., where he viii give him
self up. It was q little over four months
ago that Taylor passed through Chicago
on his wayrto the tropics, where he has
successfully evRded q oohort Of detectives,
who nevor quit his trail from the day that
be left South Dakota. He is sunburned
and carsw0rn from his travels and trou-
bles, and expressed himself to friends as
very glad that he was returning home TO
settle up the matter at the cost of liberty.
BY the understanding Taylor will now
plead guilty and take q two years sem
tenoo. with the assurance Of q pardon be-
foro the expiration Of bis term Of imprls-
onmont in order TO save his citizenship.
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DEPosED Ia Evangelist.
Angry Church Members Discuss the Rev.
Mr.. Richard.' Case.

Angry Church Members Discuss the ftey.
Mr.. Richards. Case.
CAFE MAY. Juno H. Members OF the
Courthouse Baptist church not Co discuss
tho conduct oi tha Key. MIR Richards,
pastor If the ohuroh. Mr. Richards went
on an evangelizins tour and a couple Of
DAYS later Miss Young and Miss Hildreth
lett home to join him in his work. Their
plans are 10 travel through tho country
holding revival meetings. Tho young
women left ugainst the wishes OF their
parents.
Tho action Of the minister aroused tho
feelings Of the mombeFs of the church,
and some remarks uncompimentary TO
the minister we're made at the meeting
last night lie was denounced as wolf
in sleeps clothing, and il was said ne
had unduly influenced the young women
to accompany him.
a motion 20 dismiss him was adopted
Forty ght momhors Of the church voted.
and Of these only four voted against the
molten. Mr. Richards wife and children
are in destitute circumstances here and
boing Kept from actual want by the char
ity OF their neghbors. Several persons
have said that the minister will be rough
ly handled 81 he ventures to return. MT.
Richards aud the young women are some
whore IN Pennsylvania.
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ohiIdren's Day at Cookmnn.

Children's Day services were held at
Cookmsn M. E. Church yesterday There
were special music, Scripture reading
and addresses, and the church was prettily
decorated for the occasion Those who
took q prominent part in the program
were Misses Lulu ]. Crozier,
Ruth A loft, Maize Cooper, MarY
Speskmsn. Bertha Henkle, Lsna Baker,
Bessie McVey, Ethel Vandegrift. M. 4.
loft, Wilmer Owens, Joseph Mason.
Harry Simpson and Willie Dsnnenhaur.
A large collection was taken.
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m R
Notea of ihe NntIonal Game.

The Cleveland ard Boston clubs will
play tHo games TO day, one IN the
morning and one In the afternoon The
morning game is one which was post
poned in Cleveland.
Bid McPhee is wearing a glove In play
ing second at present on account OF a
sore finger. he said the other day
During the fourteen years In which I
have been with the Cincinnati team
have never had any protection for the
hands except, perhsps. in few practice
games that were played In cold weather
and before my hands were touebened.
Hamilton admits tharhe lost the hrsi
Louisville game by not sliding at tbs
plate He says he thought be could gel
In without sliding. and when be realized
that he couldn't It was too late.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
A TRAGEDY UNDERGROUND.
a Miner Is Suspected of Numbering Anoth-
er In Shaft.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. June 17.-Anthony
Gimites, aged 80 years, has been arrested
for the murder Of Andrew Yooksta Yock-
sta kept boarding house. where Gimites
lived, and, it is said, the latter had tried
to persuade Andrews wife to elope with
him.
The men worked In adjoining chambers
in the Blackman mine, and last Friday
Gimites appeared at the foot of shaft
and cried out that Yocksta had been killed
by fall Of coal The body was to have
been buried on Sunday. but suspicion had
been aroused, and an examination reveal
ed three bullet wounds The men worked
in a long gangway some distance away
from the other miners.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
A so,lre rharmor's Fate.

SALISBURY, Md, June IA death
from the bite Of a rattlesnaks occurred
at o'clock yesi erdsy morning at Guam
tico. in Wicomico county The victim
was George w Bishop, Of West Virginia,
who was giving an exhibition Of the
handling OF snakes. which he carried
with him. The rattler which bit him
was received from Florida only a few
days ago. Bishop was bitten twice in
the lef t hand last night and survived
nearly fifteen hours, dying in great
agony. His remains were Inferred here
this afternoon. Mrs Bishop was with
him.
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MARRIED.

DUGAN-PARsONS.- Union NJ. r. par
sonage. No. 3 jefferson street. on Wednes-
day. June ~, 1895 by Rev.H John D. O.
Hanna, Charles II. Dugan and Miss Virginia
r. Parsons. both of Wilmington.
ORD-CARROLL.-At Union NJ. r. par.
sonage. No. 5l3 jefferson street, on. Wednesday
evening, June r., 1885. by Rev. John ID. q,
Hanna, III. Ford and Miss Anna May Carroll
both OF Wilmington.
GRAY-CLENES.-O June .i3, at the par
sonage of the Seventh str ct M. p. Church
b, Rev q. +. smith. Thomas Gray to Mrs
aware.
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THIS ROMEO WAS FolLED.
The Poison Made Him Howl, and Ho Did
Not Die For Love.

BUFFALO, June 17.-George Hettrich,
a 20-year-old son Of Leonard Hettrioh. a
paving contractor attempted suicide in a
room at the Tiff House. He took half
ounce of carbolio acid in glass Of ice
cream soda. Tho cream acted as an anti
dote. and the man will recover.
Hettrioh had been attentive to Martha
Boldt, an attractive brunette, living on
Carlton street. Last week a quarrel oo-
Cured with the result that they separat-
cd. Hettrich became disoonsolate, and
brooded over the affair until he determined
TO Kill himself. Procuring a vial OF car
holio aoid he went to the Tiff House and
sent out for glass of ice cream Soda
Then he wrote note telling Of his intend
ed act and drank the mixture. His screams
as the acid began to burn alarmed the ho-
tel people, and q physician was quickly
summoned and an emetio administered
Evening journal., 1895-06-17

tested Twenty I've wheelmen started In
be long race and all finished except
Robert Wier The route was one time
around the track aud up Kenneth turn
pike TO the Eve mile stone and return
The men finished with two laps Ia full
view OF tho spectators.
In the hnal OF the one mile handicap
Eckhart and Goodlev were riding close
together. when EskhRrt's wheel went
oFer He rolled over several times and
Cooley went over hin and he and his
wheel landed 10 heap several feet away.
Robert Wier took a tumble as he was
meking the turn Ia front Of the grand
stand IN the same race but was not hurt
Ia the second heat IN the same race h
NJ Whitaker, Of Baltimore, was throw
aud ]. A. Shoma, OF Philadelphia, who
was behind Lin, ran over the neck OF The
Baltimore man He had his hand
sFrained and will not be able TO ride foi
two weeks Sboma was badly bruised
The favorites OF the day we're Wier
Turner and Johnson.
Twenty fgo men started Ia the ten
mile handicap road race. which WAS wor
by q O. Churchmau, OF Wilmington
with Eve minutes handicap. In 30 AZ E
d Wayne handicap five minutes. wa
second and II l.. Shuster third. Th'
time prize was won by l. @ Johnson II
2S 35 The summaries:
One mile novlce-Won by W. l.
Palmer, w. B. GEO Churchman, w
B. O., second. Time, as
One mile handicap Frank Turner, II
Yards, w. B @, won; W. l. Audis
Philadelphia, second. Time. 2 2045
One mile open Won by J. +. Crouch
Philadelphia Clsud Leatherberry NJ A
G. second. Time, 231.
half mile championship OF Delaware -
Won by Robert Wisr, Y. NJ. A w
Q. Seeds, w B. @ second Time II
Two mile hsndicap-F H. Rumford
@. B @. 10 yards, first; Frank Turner
w. B. O. second. Time, 4 56 II 3.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17

have two little grand children no are
teething this hot Summer weather and are
troubled with bowel complaint I give
them Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera ard
Diarrbe ea Remedy and it acts like charm
earnestly recommend it for children ~ith
bowel troubles. was myse taken with a
severe attack OF bio ,dy fux, with cramps
and pains In my stomach, one third OF q
bottle Of this remedy cured me. Within
twenty four hours / was ont Of bed and do.
ing my house work Mrs w l. DUNCAN,
Bon-squa, Hickman, Co, Tenn For sale
by James Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
Changes IN the League Race.

The New Yorks have dropped from
sixth to eighth place. They were beaten
by Cincinnati Saturday because they
played minor league ball, and Boswell's
pitching was very amateurish. Their
percentage Is 5l2, or twelve points ahead
OF the Brooklyn. who took ball from
the easy LouisVilles Boston beat Cleve
land by a run. and Baltimore took second
place by whitewashing st Louis. while
the Plttsburgs lost to Philadelphia. The
Chicagos we're beaten st Washington.
The scores:
Cincinnati, 16; New York, 2
Brooklyn. 10; Louisville. 9
Boston, 6; Cleveland, 8.
Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburg, 6.
Baltimore, o; st. Louis. 0.
Washington. 8: Chicago, s.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
Returns After Many Years.

Enos Hopes and his granddaughter,
Miss Daisy Mcclure, Of Carrollton, o
are the guests of K. M Hopes. Mr..
Hopes is a former DelswRrean, having
been born on the old homestead seven
miles west Of this city. His father, with
five sons and one daughter, went to
Ohio in 1885. travelling the whole
distance In wagons Mr.. Hopes is in
his 73d year, hale and hearty, and
distinctly remembers Wilmington as II
was In his boyhood days.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
A Great Testimonial to Sullivan.

On Thursday. June 81, at Madison
Square Garden, the once mighty and In
vincible champion Of champions, John
L Sullivan, will be rendered what will
probably be the greatest tribute ever
paid TO a pugillst. in the shape Of q
monster testimonial. The following
pugillstic stars have promised TO spar At
The benefit
james j. Corbstt BIB Fiizsimmons,
Tommy Ryan. Mysterious" Billy Smith,
Jack McAulifIs, George Dixon. Jimmy
Barry, Peter Meher, Steve O'Donnell.
Jim Hall, Joe Choynski, Dan
Creedon, Dick O'Brien. Jim McVey,
"Shadow" Maber, Bob Armstrong.
Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll, Frank Bos-
worth. Paddy Smith, Of Denver; Young
Corbett," Patsy Kerrigsn, Jimmy Hand
Ter, Stanton Abbott, "Kid" Lavigne, Ike
Weir, Jack skelly, Jimmy dorman and
Jack Levy.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
nlssnnded the Lrnohers.

MOUNT STERLING. Ky, June 17.-Dep-
uty Police Charles Evans, who was shot
by John johnson, the negro ex-oonvict,
died As soon as Evans died a mob began
journey to the jail with the intention of
lynching johnson, but the officers prevail
ed, and after Judge Cooper made an i'm
mediate order TO hold q special term Of
court on June 2S to try johnson the moi
dfennrapd-
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DIED.

JOHNSON On June Il. 1895, Eliza John.
son. ased years.
HiNKSOH On June n, 1895, Annie e.
Hinkson. aged o. years.
SPRINGER. Hockessin. Del e. on June
IL, 1895 Sarah Jane Springer, aged rs years
UsTICK.-At New Castle, Del, June l6
1895 Benz amin r.. Ustick.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon. June is, al
3 O'Clock. Services at his late residence
Fourth street, New Castle, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
The snltnn Gets Time.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 17.-Upon the
appointment OF Said Pasha as grand yizier
the powers have granted the porte's re-
quest for further time to consider the Ar
meniaD scheme Of reforms. 1t is stated
that Turkey has given a reply nccoding to
the principle Of European control but ask
ing that the period Of control be limited,
and she suggests three years limit.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
local sportiax News Notea.

A delegation Of Frankford Bicycle Club
members rode to Wilmington yesterday
and dlned At the Clayton Hou
Forty one Time Wheelmen. Of Philadsl
phia made pilgrimage 10 this city yes
terday and took dinner at the Hotel
Jennings
The Wawasst Gun Club defeated the
Nonesuch at Newport ON Saturday. 2S0 "a
204
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
Shot His Man Five Times.

MOUNT STERLING. Ky, June l7.-At
johnson Station. James Whitaker mot
Neal Anderson ON the road, and put five
bullets in Anderson's body, killing him
instantly. Whitaker gave himself up. He
says Anderson has repeatedly threatened
his life.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
Preached to a Vast audience

Union NJ E. Church was Gro oNded last
night until there was not standing room,
with persons eager to hear the frat OF q
series Of illustrated sermons by Rev
John d. O. Hanna, the pastor. His
subject last night was The Destroyer OF
Home and Happiness" and twenty
stereopticon views were used.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
pIed Al ais Desk.

While sitting at his desk Saturday
morning, H. h Dashiell aged 6S years,
collector OF customs at CrIsfeld, Md,
died suddenly. He had occupied the
position of collector for about one year.
The cause of death was heart disease.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
wiImlnetonIans AT Atlantic city.

Among the visitors to the City by the
Sea yesterday we're noticed the following
Wilningtonians: ]. e. Hoffscker, ESQ
f. II. Hoffeoker. Esq j. Barton Cbeyney,
nov Of Philadelphia; q. a. Ward, ESQ
Mrs. ]. K. Bradford, Emanuel Powder.
maker and R Il. Graham.
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
Racers Pleased Large Assem- bIage.

About 200 people attended the VIII
mington Bicycle Clubs tournament at
the Front and Union grounds on Satur-
day afternoon, fully 500 OF them being
women. While there was no remarkable
work done on the turf, the meet was a
complete success.
In the 10 mile road rsce there was
prize for every man entered
and much interest WAS mani
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
RnIIef ln si1 hour.

0Ielre8slng Kidney and DladdoT ulsoase6 Te-
lieved in six hours by the "New Great south
american Kidney Cure.n This new remedy
Is a great surprise n account OF its exceedink
kidneys, back and every part OF the urinary
passages In male OF female. IL relieves reten-
tion of water and pain in passing II almost
Immediately. m you wait quick relief ana cure
this is your remedy. sold BY j. 5. BeeteIn and
Z. James Belt. drT1g Wilmington Del'-ti
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS

u COMMUNICATIONS intended for iHssrtton
= .3ts column eaould DO addressed 70 Society
koit9y rare OF the EvznIRG JouRrAL- Com.
o unicao0ns shculd be written on one a,ds o.
hr kuJosr only
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
81. John. to Rannuet.

The semi annual meeting Of st. Johns
CommAndery Royal Arch Masons, will b.
held In tbs Masonic Temple, ON next
Friday night lt will be marked by big
banquet
Evening journal., 1895-06-17
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
WASH DRESS FABRICS,

All and popular cotton wash goods at the following
reductions
Psse-I5, IS and a5c qualities reduced 1aHc
among which found the very latest shades and styles
Japonees-Al the 25c grades I2Hc per yard all
goods this season and never less than 25c per yard
Ginghams-All of fine Anderson's Scotch Cling
hams are now per yard; all the fine imported Gnghams
regular 25c goods I2lc per yard.
Jaconats-I2Hc quality are cents per yard only pink
and blue stripes and polka dots
Dimes-IaHc quality SC per yard in fine assort-
ment
Chevots 25c qualities reduced to Hc per yard.
Madras-2sc qualities nc per yard.
Serpentne Crepes all shades ISc qualities for &c
Ducks Percales Duchesse Jaconas and Piques all
nc per yard; in splendid assortment
Linen Lawns-Back figures on white grounds, 25c
qualities for I5c
Evening journal., 1895-06-17

Brownson Lawn Party, IS a. 19,h and
Goth. Fourth and Jackson. Alberts music