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Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re
heved In six hours by the New Great south
American kidney Cufen This new remedy
Is GREAT surprise on account Of its exceed NJ
premptness Ia relieving pain IN the bladder
passages in male or female. 1t relieves Ne en-
ton of water and pain ia passing IL almost
imme lately. IL sou want quick relief and cure
T. James Bolt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
Anthracite Coal
Tor fancy uss. hand picked
George II. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets
ITEMS or INTEREST.

rae two most exciting periods ia a woman
life Hfe when she is listening "a ler afrt pro-
pusal and bidding on a basket Of broken
cr0rkery az AN auction Tammany Times
III you need good medicine % purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up your
entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilia 10
prevents sickness by making pure blood
Hoods Pills cure nausea, SIGH headache.
indigestion aud biiiousuees pc.
There is no need to sound the phonoaraph's
praises. II speaks for itself Buffalo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
knights ofPythlas.

On Monday evening, April /, by invl
tation Of Washington Lodge, No. 1 X.
OF P the degree team OF Childs-
Drexel Lodge, No 47S, the baby lodge
Of Philadelphia, will confer the rank OF
knights OF the long form The lodge
room on the fourth h3or Of Eden Hall has
been secured for this special occasion.
Visiting knights will be cordially wel
coined
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

French Satine-we shall of
fer limited quantity of the
best quality in light, navy and
black grounds with colored
figures at I5c per yard-regu-
lar 35c goods.
Best quality of fine French
Organdie all in exclusive de-
signs of the daintiest color eff
fects for 35c per yard-3I
inches wide.
French Challics, the pref
tiest thin all woods made for
Summer wear. $50. The same
in Javanaise Challie with silk
stripes, soc per yard-3o
inches wide.
Skirts-in all the newest
things and fashions.
Black Saline with Spanish
hounces aud two rutties 81 10
Black Saline with deep corded
rufils 81 81
Black Saline with feather bone
and one Tpfie si75
Black Moreen with plain rufls
and Spanish flOunce
81 So 75 So SO 81 aud $3 30
Rlack and colored Silk with
rulllss $8 SO and $40
Washable Skirts Of stripe snd
plain seersucker rs. s5s. 81, 81 -, 81 %
We are complimented daily
on the fine showing we make
Of Carpets. We are selling
them daily and you want to
visit our carpet rooms for the
very low prices prevailing.
Administer
tiobelin
Moquette
The kings and queens to-day
Of the carpet market elegant,
luxurious, wearable, unap-
preached by any and only seen
in our store in large assoft-
ments-all with stylish and
artistic borders.
Bigelow Brussels 95
Lowell Brussels 90
Best Tapestry SO
We are showing a splendid
line OF new style Japanese
Rugs suitable for dining
rooms, halls, library aud office
in the following sizes
1886 45c
2lxa5 81 90
26x54 3119
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

The principals and Teachers Of the
public shoots are Invited TO b present
at reception to be given at tina home Of
Mrs George 5 0apelle. No. 1904 Delaware
avenue to morrow evening from S until
10 o'clock. The purpose OF the recep, ion
is that the plans aud purposes OF the
committee in charge OF the prizes offered
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

BETHIEHEM Pa, March 81 Josiah
Wilt, a south side contractor, has made an
assignment. His liabilities arc SOS 600
and assets nearly $4,000 io has lost
heavily in recent contracts
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Miss Florence Taylor entertained q
number of friends at her home, No. sol
East Sixth street, last evening, the
occasion being ia honor Of her eighteenth
birthday. Music was furnished BY
Messrs Fothergill, Founders and
Flory, and games and refreshments we've
indnlged III
Those who composed tho party were:
Miss @ Bowers, Miss Mabel Hart, Miss
Helen Tatman, Miss Helen wing Miss
Florence Salmon, Miss Dalema Draper,
Miss Laura Draper, Miss Maud Davis,
Miss Mamie Atkins, Miss Name Stewart.
Pointsett Fothergill, Joseph FOUNDERS.
Edward Fiory, haFlss Cey ford, George
Anger, William Land fhaler Fred MuIlin.
Collie PAtmap, Howard Cam Herbert
Seminar. Charles Taylor. Wesley Taylor.
MIR and Mrs John Stewart and Dir. aud
Mrs. William Frederick.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

CITY or MEzIco March 72 Tho re-
port that war had boon declared between
Mexico and Guatenala ard chat paylia-
ment had baau 1nmmcBel IS rect On
April is untrue.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

An trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
1. si tl. yh5Aiid "a ~ " nNI1 sUy 9Th
5 20, u I7 b1 IS, % 42l B0 1910, no 40 III IS
a. w ~ 3, y ~, 70, %, % 30, 40. " ~.
sandsgs. @ q. Z IS. Tlz.75s. 200, ntM.u40
M W., s49, as as. IS sH 800. "a,
FBI YLs%S ~ III VA TWELFTH AND MAR
| RpE SrREETs. Week days, % %, N II, is AZ,
I itu AZ, a M Y i9.fgat, III O0pro,
J PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, 50 %, n II, III 40
Chester. y sex days, iS tf, S. sss. N i7,g7Ea,
hS s6 s1 80 80. 10 40, 40 Az III 81 IN; 20, w co.
? 8. As Is g, 8 g, q "a, u, lQ @, 81 % "a.
81 %. u % 10. 2b, u ~. rs, 49, Is %, a0
1 q IS, 0 -, l0D0, gu 10 y m.
Z, e = q y g.'y. wees day., z HA ~
WEST BOUND.
! EglEtmcrs and Washington, week dhya.
Ml6. ~, % AZ. q M il2 is, is05. %, " 81
tsi4 1913, 1888 D ID. Sundays, hl5, TIT
ii Y IA; 90 le, i205 g. 81 81, V q, IS b M
btitanors and WAY stations, y m. ? %
NswGs, Del, week uays, Hlb, zl7, 1857
"a; ~ le, g, q "a, q I95, isl9' " y, Il 10
pstsaburg, IS y : a, fta7 N. dAllY.
CinoiDpau ana 81. Louis. slsls m. ana
Nov urieans. vls Eristol ana Chattanooga
e y ? 70. daily Through sleeper to New %
singsrIy accommodation. 7I7Am. 800. 7ss
Isndsnhsrg Accommodation. week days,
u, $40 M rs And 3 m. sundays, y
Tcains leave Market street staslons
| kcr New York, week days. 50 30 Al,
! Hor Philadelphia, week days.. 8 20, ~ go,
70 IS. III Sla nj Us, 45 m. Sundays. 80
Piftsnurg and Ciiicsso. weok days. rs 0Am,
Baltimore, week days, 81, W. II; %.
"a 81 nj, sunday s. pm,
deva, o. q = M ~ ~ m SUNDAYS
I ss ms t0r m.
E0URTH AND C6BeINUf sTsa- EoR
! WftiAfTN6TON.wen deva,f8 b, e US, AZ, ISIS
iqqo lils2 TO- e n g e9oni y ~ Y e, 29o
4 y6 a., $50. 10 10 AMI n 90 IA.
sundays. g 81 q, Nls, e 100, I'll "a
"a; 9S ~. nooni VI N, ~, lns Y y, AOo, sal
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MARKET IS sIs. Week w days, y ~, ~ y ~
ssas ~ sTas y AZ So q. =, q y 5unu@ss'
/ Telephone No $50.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via any
/ other line. o. y. ScOlli, 9en't f'aas. Agent
r. b. cAMPBEhia tieneFal MsnAaer.
| yATlhhs yeTuN AND EURTHERr RAIL.
w Road. TiIaa table n effsct Oct. 2stl.
TrsinA Leave wilmington. French street
/ station, FOR y. & o. Junction, MontchAnfns
/ Wtnterthur, Guyencourt, Granoaue Coasart,
/ Qha1dH' Ford Junction. Pocopson. West
! Dne9beft hfnpratYiue. MOrionYlles COATES
/ vile and intermediate stations. daily, except
| sunday, a. 0o IA. IS, 40 and 40 p M
Sunday only Al e. . N; ! 30, 81 D m.
] For WaynasburK Junction. Springhaid and
/ intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
/ It So = N, 2 IS aud 40 N, Sundays 0nlF al
| sp4 a N. IS and % pm. is
Eor Joanna, Birdsboro. ReS<fing and inter.
| mediate stations, daily, except Sunday; as
i 7 80 q m and 80 . m. Sunday only At u
/ no and 90 D Us. n
--.As O. sfC9A TlsL.AND. supasintennspkg
B1WNEES BRIGGS. Gsns Pzlzenkex As'Sz3
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Writing about this great modern discovery
DR. r. A. GUM says:
after using all other remedies for Bright's
OF the kidneys in vain directed the Of Warmers
safe Cure and was greatly surprised within short
TO near the patient express himself as perfectly we
Rev j, e RANKIN ID. ID of Washington, says:
warmers Safe Cure want in the interests of
humanity TO commend"
Mrs NNIE JENNESS MILLER says:
warmers safe Cure is the only medicine | ever
take or recOmm nd. 1t is wonderful tonic gives
new energy and vitality to all my powers"
II this great remedy can do SO much for others
would 1T not be wise for you to try il?
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Miss Taylor Entertains in
Honor Of Her Birthday
A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

rendered to MISS Mary Hinkson AZ Elan,
at which Wilmington Guests Were
Present-Names Of Additions, Persons
who WIN Take Part In the Scottish
Reformation.
All communications intended for ioRarllul
u this coinmn should be addressed to Saciet3
Ndtto ara Of the EvENTHG JOuHrhH. CON
0nnicadIons should hs written ON one side ~
Il pApes only
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
syal. j. snARr ) co.
And on up to $50.

AND on up TO 95o
Our new patterns Of oil
cloths and linoleums are here
from one yard wide TO four
yards wide. We do not sell
no-back oil cloths, but for aS
cents show pretty line of
patterns with good heavy
backs, worthy to buy any
time. We are closing out
some very handsome Lin.
oleums for As and soc per
yard.
VIM. B. SHARP s. co.
Fourth and Market street,.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

b. the ". q 7. u, for essays On
Temperance" may be fully explained to
the teachers
Evening journal., 1895-03-22


MOTlCE.-L JULIUS LINGsCH. TUE
~ tenant and Oecupant Of the house silu-
Ated at No 93 Tatnnll street, ia
n rns st slTsl ca MARI IN iBs cily OF VIII
State Of Delaware, in com lance with the
requirements IF the acts OF the General AS
sembly n such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writ
Ing to the Court Of General SEES ions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery % he State of Del-
aware. In and for New Castle county, N Mon.
day, the 9th day OF May, 1875, being the next
term Of said court, for license for said houss
az an Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In
t0Xicatiug liquors in less quantities than one
quart. 70 BE- drunk On the Promises, and tile
following respectable citizens OF said ward al
lehat twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward, recommend the said
application, viz:
Thomas MoHugh William AIerill
Fred Well, sr. julius Gunther
John Wagner Jacob Schehcr
Ludwig Hendricks George Finck
John Bader a. Hauher
James Mccartney George Steinicken
ID, BubenNer Daniel Mcgusker
John Harkius Joseph WperaCh
Albert buehler Christian strohel
n zimmerman William Huber
hsrleu Winters Harry Meyer
George II. Lott samuel Bradley
JULIUS LfNesoH.
NOTICE l, ALONZO I. ICKERsOg,
~ the tenant and occupant of the house situ-
Hted al s. w toruer eleventh. aud kirkwood
streets, in the Eighth ward. 10 the city Of VIII
minRtop, county uf New Castle and State Of
Delaware, in compliance with the require
ments Of the acts OF The General Assembly IN
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that | shall apply in writing TO the
Cont of General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery 30 tie State OF Delaware, IN aHtl
Cor the county OF New Castle, on Monday, The
9Th day Of May. 1885. being the next term or
said court Tor license lCr said house as an
inn VI tavern. Tor The sails therein ui intoxi-
eating itgunfa IN ieRs quantities than one
quart 70 be drunk on the premises, and the
following espeetabie citizens OF said ward,
at least twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward. recommend the said
application, viz:
William Ward ". III. Gearhnrt
Joseph u. Grower Wesley u. Gilbert
" G Mckay Andrew Fulmele
N r.. Cornwell William r. Henderson
III. h Stats l.. ~ Anderson
j. Ehart juseph-H HOrner
Ihog- w Weatherby GeuI &c K. r.rdee
James Il Cameron h *. = o. ninc
Alfred A nderson e. e. Collins
Patrick Jrosesn James + Carey
George 4. Norris George w. smith
james Dug.Ln ahis
Patrick x Moran
mark
WitnaSs, FL ID. Kim BILE
ALONZ0 r. DICkERs0N.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

NOTICE 10 THE HONORABLE
~ Judges Of the CnurG Of General Sessions
of the Peace anu Jail Delivery OF the State Of
delaware IN and for New Castle county
We, tho undo raigned, respectable citizens
ard substantial treehelders Of the First
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, % hereby
certify that william Baxter and Alatthi "
Baxter, trading az William Baxter q Bro.
the owners and occupants OF the store situate d
at southwest corner Fourth and Shipiey
sire. Is in the First ward, city. county and
state Aforesaid, a. described Ia their Appli-
cation. and who are applicants for license on
Monday. the 6th day Of Nav. A. ID, 1875 being
the next term Of said court. for the rale OF
Intoxicating liquors IN quantities not less than
one-half gallon therein, not % be drunk on
the premises, they being csnsed retailars OF
goods. wsres and = erchandise; the aggregate
cost value OF their stock constantly kept on
hand for sale IS not less than five hundred
dollars; they are men Of full as e, sohrlety aud
good m raj character; that such sale IL intoY
icariug liquors 81 said place is necessary to
accommodate The public; that they are tho
owners of said store, and the true rental value
l. five hundred dollars. AND the Z flowing re-.
sn. ctable citizens and substantial freeholders
of said ward AZ least twelve OF whom are re-
spectacle freeholders OF said ward, rtcem-
"A D ls.4a ufa Hon
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. gchclnle ~
sfsut Nov. rs, 1884,.
iraiiia Leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
EAst Bound.
0i 7 k1pgesa tfAtnH
New YORK, week
eavs, o. 06, MT,
q ". go 40arn;il9 ~
n As. % rs, 81 III 90
D. "a. Sundays, 70 0e,
n if,fll 40h ID; u A2,
20 1h 81 "a III % . ni.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
lrnrNsn AFFILIATIONS.

NOTICE J.. ANNA GRAHAM. THE
~ tenant and occupant of the h0ssR
known ns thu Atlantic House. situated
AZ Sew Castle, srhopi District No IS Kew
Castle hundred, unity Of New Castle.
and State OF Delaware. in nampli-
Rnee with the requirements Of the acts OF
t1e General Assembly IN sri IA case made and
pruvidrd. do hernhi give notice that ] eli- ~
apply ia writing 10 tho Court OF General SEES
si0na of the Peace and Jail Deliverg of the
9tate u lglaware, in and for Now G6f'e
county, on Monday, the htn day Of May ii5.
being tile neXt term Oft said court. for a
Heense faf saih house % an inn or tavern for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart. TO b. drunk Oh the
ptemiseH. Ard the following respectable elii-
2ens Of said district, AZ least sis Of whom are
substantial ireehulders Of said district,
recommend the said application. VIZ:
rheo. u iauf e y Chase
Arnold III padheTg Jonu z Bnuut
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Representative Pyle introduced bill
to incorporate the Wilmington Whist
Club The capital stock IS placed at
IS 600, and the incorporators arc Freder
ick Pyle. William d Swift, LewisC.
Yandegrift, Edward 7. Bette, J. Ernest
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Representative Morgan gave notice OF
an SCI to incorporate the Diamond State
Exhibition Company When asked
about its provisions he said he had not
received it and was ignorant OF its
contents
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
NEw YoRk.

rlnaIson Ave. and ssth 81.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

The Divorce Committees met ID be
Senate chamber yesterday afternoon
Two cases we're heard those OF John L
VS. Bestrice Norwood, of Sussex county
and Edmund e Rogers vs. Mabel w
Rogers, Of New Castle county Noaction
was taken on the former, but Chairman
Moore Was instructed TO make an un-
favorable report TO the House oil the
Rogers bill the charge Of desertlon not
having been proven 60 tie satisfaction
OF the committees
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
LOCAL Personal.

Architect Eichberg returned from an
extended trip north yesterday.
Rev. L. G. Vass, d. D., returned from
the north last night on the Kansas CITY.
Miss Nellie GODDARD of Charleston IS a
guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Bell of Henry street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Routt and child left the city
last night for Virginia, where they will
spend the summer
Capt Taylor and daughter, Miss Edith.
and Mr.. G. 5. Johnston Of Statesboro. will
he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. p VIII
hams on Hall street during May week.
Rev. s. A. Smith will talk to men in tho
y. NJ c.. A. rooms this afternoon at $50
o'clock. His subject will be BE strong and
of good courage" All men are Invited to
attend.
Miss Hattie Krouskoff of New York. af-
ter spending the winter with relatives left
for her home last week to the regret Of her
many friends, who expect to welcome her
again in the near future.
Mrs. Lester Hubbell left for the north
last night by the Baltimore line. She will
be the guest of Mrs. w. II. Chase in Wash
ington few days before going to her sum-
mer home in Unadilla, n. Y.
Miss Mamie Bennett will give her last
soiree of the season next Friday night at
the armory hall. A special ochestra has
been engaged for the occasion and an en-
joyable time is assured those who attend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12

the three men were promptly arrested. All
the cases will come up before Justice Trap
on May p.
The air of the track to-day impressed
the 1900 persons present with a feeling OF
discontinue. Those who wanted 10 bet
had no trouble in placing their money as
hand books were numerous. The race of
the day was the Illinois Central stakes. a
selling sweepstakes for all ages at a mile
and a sixteenth, worth 81, 100 to the winner
The Ironmaster had no trouble In winning
The other races were devoid of any note of
interest. Summaries follow:
First Race-Oue mile. Midstar 49, So
den, 10 to J. won, with Charm second and
Rasper third Time 1:50
Second Race-For 2-year-olds, five fur
longs. Sallie Cliquot, 10S, j. HILL 2 to s.
won, with Martha r second and Gretchen
third. Time 1:07l5.
Third Race-Illinois Central stake, 81 500
added, selling, one mile and a sixteenth
The Ironmaster, 10S, J. Hill, l to 10, won
with Chincot second and Artist third
Fourth Race-selling, five and a half
furlongs. May Rose, IS, Cochran, s to |
won, with Belle Foster second and Re
lict third. Time 1:l5l2.
Fifth Race-Short course steeple chase
nine hurdles. My luck, 15S Almarg, 8 to
>, won, with Bedford second and JTncer-
talnty third. Time 345
sixth Race-Selling, seven furlongs
George w, 1906, Chorn, 2 to /, won, with
calhoun second and Sim Rock third. Time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
ARAPAHOE WINS A STAKE.
He Goes to the Post Mt to 1 and
Beats the FavOrites.

Louisville, KY, May ia large crowd
braved the cold weather and raw emf
ting wind that blew over the race
course to-day. The track was somewhat
slow. on account of the showers of last
night and this morning. The first race
was declared off and the others moved
up.
me feature of the day was the Frank
Fehr selling stake at one mile, valued al
Sz'Voo. There were six starters in the race
George Beck of the Fleischmann stable
was tne 1aVorite at to 8, with Queen Nav
ana Greenwich second choice AZ q 70 !
edCn. Inc race was won by Arapahoe a n
outslder. Despot, another long Shot. TOOK
motIa[ money. queen May was first in
Mnen Arapahoe and Despot came IN and
Paseu Her- ArapahOe won very easily nv
Two lengths, Despot taking the place fro,59
queen May by about the same distance
, ane pest nnlsh of the meeting was he
Tween Shleld Bearer and Hodgson in the
FOURTH race, the former winnine5 Nv q it ne
Summaries follow: ~ a'hose'
FIRST Race-Six and half furlongs sail
ing; Katie G., 49, Perkins, 6 to S. won viii
MAJOR MAJOR Tom second and All over third
Second Race-Frank Fehr stakes sa,I;,c.
one one nllIe. Arapahoe, 80. McClain, to / Won
MN MIN Pespot second and Queen May third
Third Race-six and half furlones soil,
ing Shield Bearer, 104 Perkins 6 10 Z W.
with Hodgson second and Twinkle tbtr9'
Time 1894 winnie mira.
Fourth Race-Four furlongs Tradition
lV6, clayton to 4, won, with Wagtaii So
oha q, ana Bonnie Louise third. Time :5lss
Clayton, TO 3. won with Cratifv $500 40;
and Maggie third. Time :51Ib ONiio
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
A ZULU VICTIM.
Getaways Grandson Wants to Get
Back the Money He Paid Masters.


The number of victims of Masters. the
absconding agent of the African Mlgra-
tion Society, continues TO increase. The
latest to turn up is a Zulu chieftain and
African lecturer. Krusi is his name. and
Beaufort
Krusi first called at the city exchange
and then came to the Morning News Of
fee, to get some information about the
migration society and its agent. He said
that he had sent Masters SI23 for three
tickets for himself, his sister and his moth
er. He has Masters receipt, and was told
that the society would make it good, but
this did not seem TO relieve him much
krusi tells a very interesting story of
himself. and there is sufficient corrobOra-
tive evidence to bear out the truth of IL.
He is a Zulu and the grandson of Cete-
wayo. the Zulu king who was killed by
me English. As Cetewayo had forty wives,
however, II IS not much distinction in
Zululand to be the grandson of king.
MY mothers mother" said krusi lis
OF the Basso tribe Of Liberia. She lives
at Monrovia and is 13l years old. She is
not expected to live much longer and that
IS why / want to so 10 see her. ! was
brought to this country by Bishop Taylor
q the Methodist church six years ago to
study. ] have been studying and lecturins
ever since, and go back to Africa every
year 1t costs a hundred dollars to go to
LIBERIA from New York, and when | read
about the ship going from here / thought
would so from here because it was so
much cheaper, / don't want to wait a
long time for the ship, though / lectured
a number of times in Augusta this win
of things"
hrusi speaks very intelligently and
uses much better language than the aver.
age American negro, though with a chop
py' quick sort of way of speaking He de.
e!ared that he had worried so much about
ms migration society affair that ht
nearly had heart disease Over his
other clothing he had on queer sort of {
DIue oVergarment worked with white fig
ures, which he said was called a "fiip-fapf
The subjects upon which he lectures ar,
the customs, habits and manners of Soutl
AFRICA, the costumes of the people anC
thelr manner Of going to war. He sale
he might give some lectures while in Sa
Vannah, but he was very anxious to &c
TO Africa and was not willing to wait yer,
long on the ship.