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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gehring, Mr.. and Mrs
W E. Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii
Heroig, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Sumption
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Knoblauch, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Vogenitz, Mrs. p. r. Allen
Miss Kate Schwartz, Miss Laura Da'
Wis, Mr.. H. G. Chipchase, Mr.. G. II
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. .. N Campbell
NEW WHIST CLUB
Tuesday evening a new whist club
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs r
Oldham. The favors were won by
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Gordon. Th5
participants were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. j
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Gordon
Mr.. and nfrs. J. D. Houston, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ray Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smythe.. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vail. and Mr.. and Mr.
H. J, Hagney-
LADIES WHIST CLUB.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. +. f
Beach entertained the Ladies' Whis'
club. The guests were: Mrs. .. Fl
bentley. Mrs. W. w. Pear Mrs. z. r
SDanrler. Mrs Frank Woods. Mrs. L
NJ. Richardson. Mrs. Foster Brooks
Mrs. 2. T. Ch6rchwaru. Mrs. F.. B
Jewett, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Colei
Sim
MR.. AND MRS. LITTLE.
Monday evening Mr.. snd Mrs. W. G
Little entertained the Duplicate Whist
club. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kramer. Mr.. and Mrs. Poole, NJ
and Mrs AyIee1burv. Mr.. and Mrs. w
6. CoT-beitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Bleckley. NJ
and Mrs. Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Mr.. Kramer and Mrs. Poole made the
highest scores.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Owls and Crescents gave a hor
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Raymond entertained at Whist
Thursday evening.
a visit to Topeka.
Mrs A. S. Parks entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening.
Miss Elsie Woodnoan leaves on a visit
TO Chicago this week.
Miss Grace Cilurchward returns home
to California this week.
Mrs Fred ". Bentley has returned
home from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Fletcher gave a
dinner party Thursday evening.
The Ceramic club held a meeting at
Lewis academy Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds are al
nome at 114s North Market street.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs Fin
lay Ross entertains the Cooking club.
Mrs. Harry Gordon entertains the
Thimble club next Tuesday afternoon.
The Monday club will meet with Mrs.
r. z. Torrington on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Coler Sim gives the Coldwater
Whist club a dinner next Friday even
ing.
Hypatia will meet Monday afternoon,
tomorrow, and discuss the English nov
elists.
Mrs. F. G.. Smytfle Is entertaining
Mrs. Frances Smythe Of Mankato, Wis
cOnsin.
Mrs. C. II. Srnythe and her daughters
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman in
Arizona.
DR.. Rentz and Miss Maud Rentz en-
tertained the Coldwater Whist club last
evening
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
AVAILABLE PRESCRIPTION

Editor Morrison of Worthington, Ind
Sun. writes: you have a valuable pre-
cription in Electric PitterC, and I can
cheerfully recommend il for Constipa-
ton and Sick Headache, and as a gen.
eral system tonic it has no equal" Mrs.
Annie Stehl, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave.
Chicago, was all run down, could not
eat nor digest food, had a backache
which never left her and felt tired and
weary, but six bottles of Electric Bit
ters restored her health and renewed
her strength. Prices so cents and 81.
Get a bottle at George Van Werden's
Pharmacy, S2S North Main street and
G. Gehring's drug store. northeast cor
ner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
Inrr WIZ rorsp ermIr
Jury In the PoTie. sosrt Hesaras = vsFdisf
Against sehstfri.r ssd Ksb~gtssa-


Against sehstfrtsr ssd kebeftsoa-
The jury which has beNn ~nEs gef To-
the past I've days 81 trying fh@ csss
of ne state - VIII Schuifzier Al
L T. Robertsou "a fne p9i.cs cguFs. re-
turned q vere.ct yss'erfay of gully
against toth the defendants. O. TIE
chzrEs q selling tEfoE .ra,inx ilGggfs
Judge Tucker assesss3 ans % IA
snd chlrfv days oopfnernrut in fas
county al aFainst each of tss csfsfid-
ants and that th~ stand oonnrniftsd az
IL she hne ard cos7s wee PAID.
Artorrsy Eckatsia Ravs a,sic~ - sa
surseaI % fhe d.s-ri-f court srf 90
bond was aKes ~ F7s9 ssra. ths judge
adding ths sta e~ne-sf fhzf Ss Trsal1 flot
accept Frsfz sc5n3fxisr por - Elss
upoa ts.e a.orsts q fas d~fsnfsuts.
Porsz zers given. hoEsTsT. aaa f31r
esse ~. sent 20 ~ 6.s.rsof cos4FE
who're q VII - Brought ~ b~f0Ts
Judge Uav.4 81 Dale.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
81 = e. conCurring.

Columbus o. De- 7--oA.o operators
have answered -he demand of TIE zzi-ers
for a cash rate BY saying that tbsy vi
stand II the ceeSou q the arbl-raso-s
ard fursher stating that they eousl-ef
the den1zpi fe- ceacs s5disiozAl as "
j.ls;- They express. however E-IlaS-
ness 70 msss TIE mixers =; aoy - 1oE
> cc.ss-s2cs-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
GIVE TWO DINNERS.

Mrs. r. Z. Murdock gave two dinners
parties during the week. At the first
the guests We're Rev. and Mrs Don :
Colt. MIR. and Mrs. y. :. Parks. Mr.
and Mrs W. z. Stanley. Mr.. and Ms.
r. NJ. Piatt. At the second dinner the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Sluss.
MIR. and Mrs. ". :. Corbett. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. w. Biting. Mr. and Mrs. w. c..
Little. Mr.. ands Mrs. L. 3. FerriI.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

The social given at the ST. Paul NJ.
T. church E'riday evening was a sue
cess; cs-~ Of the finest programs ever
given 81 the church was rendered. after
which lunch was served. The remain
der Of the evening was spent in social
chats
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO

Furnished by p. L. BOSTICK. Comnis-
sion Merchant, room 10. over Kansas Ma
tional bank
Chicago. Dec Z.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

c. l. King of FL Dorado was in the
city yesterday on purchasing tour.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
WICHITA NARKEH

HOGs-
Hoez-S,eady. Following are the sales
reported:
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave Price 40. Dock Ave rrics-
Ii - = % go. % 8 g
q I9l - 20 = II -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs Campbell of South Law
renee entertained the Columbian Whis.
club Thursday evening. The PLAYERS
Were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wen
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

Morning Paper Conveys the News to the
the Dividend on the Common shares
Selling Begins in n Flood, the Ensuing
Decline Continuing, Except for Rally
on Realizing, to the Close, which Is at
the Lowest-GeneraI List Affected
Weeks Review of Stocks and Bonds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
THE HOFF PRODUCE CO.,
wHoLEsAIx DEALKEs -
P0DLTBY, EGGS and BUTTER

CORNER iFIRST AND FIFTH AVE
HeiephoDe No. L..
EPECIAL NOTICE
WickilA- KAr-. SoT- =. lse-
Ms. o< tous cgsf0Tnsrs prefer rre1s
,.-ass-s 1sfsre~es We oSer gDg - foi-
-$s-,-i-,r - Sslsvs-sd 81 Wira.ta q 4sss
ssszghi. god pail or nsTi issss.
EcryF,E
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

They are Assisted by an Array of Beautifui
Young Ladies and Charming Matrons-
house is pecorat ed IN Various and har-
monious Colors and the Number or
Guests is Exceptionally Larse-Peopie
Who were Present-Mr. and Mrs. Old
ham Entertain a New Whist Club-Gen-
eral News of Society.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

Wichita, Kansas"
ARTHUR SULLIVAN"
September -, A. D., 1883. We ac-
cept above trust"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08
MISS RENA RROOKS.

Miss Mabel Larimer entertained the
Conversations on Wednesday The
Club compared Black and Sir Walter
Scott. Those present were Mesdames
Priddy. NJ. NJ Murdock. Victor Muir
dock. Carpenter. J. J. Mcnamara. Chas.
Poole, 5. w. Norris. and Misses Elvie
Walker. Helen Carpenter. Genevra
Jocelyn. Leila Hardin Bugg, and Miss
Hewlett. The club viii meet with Mrs.
]. j. Mcnamara, with Miss Elva Walk
er as leader
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-08

ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
DIED.

BRADDOCK.-At RRncroft's Banks on Oc-
tober II. William B. Braddock, aged ~ years.
BURKE.-On the ~ n inetsr &. Mary Burke,
widow of the late Edward Burke.
CONLYN.-On October 10, ls9i, Mary J.
Conlyp, IN the s5th year OF her age.
CULBER r.-On October 10. 1895. Martha
Cnlbsrt, relict OF the late James Culbert, in
her s9th year.
MERRlT-On the Goth Instant. Tobias b
Merritt. ia his 59th year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend his funeral. Services At his
late residence, Front aud French sire cts
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. lnterment al
Easion, Nd, on "Wednesday.
McCLOSKEY. .-On the 18th instant. Ann
beloved wi Of James w McC'oskey, Sr.
MCKINLEY. On Cctobe- 81. 8g5, Ellen
wife Of William McGiul-y, aged 6l ysars.
RIrrER.-On October 20. 1875, Ella wife OF
Samuel 4. Ritter. and daughter Of Henry and
Mary Manlove. Hged - years
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
DEFENDING eARElELp.
sherman's Brother-in-law Assured Hin
That He Believed He Was Faithful.

sherman's Brother-in-law Assured Hin
That He Believed He Was Faithful.
CLEVELAND, Oct 22.-Colonel William
Perry Fogg Of New York, now in this
city, was a warm personal friend Of Gen.
eral Garfield and was with him in the
convention which nominated him for the
presidency. After the nomination he, with
Governor Foster and n. b. Sherwin OF
Cleveland accompanied Garfield TO his
room at the Grand Pacific hotel. He says
of Garfield:
"He was like one dazed, not seeming to
fully comprehend what had befallen him.
Presently Colonel Moulton, the brother.
in-law Of Senator Sherman, came in, and
in his big hearted, cordial way grasped
Garfield's hand and congratulated him.
Garfield stared hard at him in a dazed
way I never saw in him before
'Moulton, he exclaimed earnestly,
I want you to bear me witness that this
is not the result Of any word or act OF
mine
Colonel Moulton responded even moro
emphatioally, still wringing Garfeld's
hand. ANY man who says that you had
any part in bringing this about is a liar,
and I will tell him So.
Both Colonel Moulton and his wife are
now dead.
SYRACUSE Oct. 22.-Ex- Senator Frank
Hiscock declined to be interviewed at the
present time on Senator Sherman's book.
He said
81 wish to read my copy of the book be-
fore / mako any comment. After have
read it / may want to be interviewed and
will then gladly express my opinion.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The Promlsed Reforms In Armenla.

CoNsTANTINOPLE Oct. 22.-An official
communication embodying the Armenian
reforms has been made public through the
Turkish press. 1t is carefully worded, in
order to show that the reforms are in per-
feet harmony with the existing laws so
as to avoid exciting the Turks. In addi-
tion. to the reforms already known to have
been approved by the sultan the cOmmuni-
cation says that the inhabitants will be
protected by troops when thoy visit the
mountain pastures, and that they will
thus be able to obey the law, which pro-
vides that they are not to carry arms. The
nomadic tribes will be settled upon lands
which will be granted 20 them by the gov
ernment the Hamidieh cavalry will be
subjected to special regulations, and four
officials will be sent yearly from Constan-
tinople to inquire into abuses Of the now
administration.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Social and Porsonai Notes.

Misses Della Johnson, of the George -
town Sussex Journal, is visiting friends
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Robinson are
visiting their daughter, Mrs Edward
See at Georgetown.
Alfred sRusssll has returned from .
visit to his parents at Lswes.
Arthur Darlington has returned from
visit to West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A Mitchell, Mr
and Mrs. John Jacoby and daughter, Mr
and Mrs Z e Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs
Reynolds took driving trip to West
Chester on Sunday.
wsltsr b. Lewis, Of weat Chester
WAS in this city yesterday.
Miss Sadie Work is visiting friends az
Marcus Hook.
DR. George w. Marshall, the Adiicks
leader OF Milford, took supper at the
Clayton House last evening.
William Y. Johnson. OF Salisbury, Nd 4,
is registered at the Clayton House.
II. L Pierce. Of Claymont, was in town
this morning.
Harry ]. Van Gaskan, q we'll. known
p, w. & foreman, who has BEEN III
at his home at No PIP East Sixth street.
has so far recovered as to be able to
move about the house.
E w. Reynolds, of Milford has been
in the city on business trip.
Peter L. Cooper, Jr, is in Dover to-
day.
Secretary Of State J. Harvey White
man Is attending to his official duties In
Dover.
Harry A. Richardson, Of Dover, was in
town to-day.
William F. Johnson, Of Dover, was
noticed on Market street this morning
Edward R. Pusey and seme friends
have returned from pleasure trip down
the state.
Ex- Attorney General John Bggs is
down the state
Miss Eta Rose, OF Newark, has been
the guest Of Miss Susie Carter In this
city.
Bellevue friends have been entertain
Ing Charles K Lloyd.
BsDjsmin B Smith has returned from
Asbury Park and resumed his law studies
In the cffics Of sx Attorney General John
Piggs
R. R. Stevenson and c Thompson, Of
Montreal, are among the Clayton HOUSE
guests.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Tho Papers In the case.

LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 22.-Attorney Gen
eral Trustworthy has returned from Hol
Springs. He has prepared a bill Of excop
tions In the Corbett habeas corpus case
90 typewritten pages-which will be flleo
in the supreme court All the attorneys
in the case are here, and it is expected
that the supreme court will hear the case
Immediately. Should the writ of certiorarl
be granted the case win then come before
the supreme court to pass upon Judg,
Leatherman's decision and the constitu
tionality Of the antiprize fight law.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Iniurea BY a narsted steam pIpe.

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. ga large
steam pipe burst in the American Wire
Nail companys works here, and eight
men were seriously injured. Five hun
dred men were working near the pipe,
and about 200 were in the department
where the explosion happened. The in
jured are Abram Delcamp, Michael Mo.
Near, Thomas Finnan, Ed Kiser, John
Jones, Andrew Sheets, Henry Myckoif,
Robert Bissell, George HALLS and Hardy
Myers. Delcamp will probably die. His
bones are broken, and he was badly scald.
ed. McNear is also dangerously hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Another Candidate For Doubtful Honor.

DALLAS, Oct. 22.-George W. Taylor
chief Of the Guthrie %. To- fire depart
ment, who went to Hot Springs to lay be
fore Dan Stuart an offer of 81 O. 600 from tn,
citizens Of Guthrie to have the prize fgh,
pulled off in that town, returned 70 Dal
las on his way home. He is conflden
Guthrie will get the fight. He says Stuar
has his proposition under advisement. II,
says Corbett told him he would not 70
into the ring for anything but a finisl
fight. He says Julian told him the SAINT
thing for Fitzsimmons. As nothing bun
limited fights are possible in Arkansas
snd as finish fights can be pulled of al
Guthrie, he believes that town will finally
be selected by Stuart and the Florida Ath
letic club.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

The largest line we have as
yet exhibited and at the Sum-
mer prices, as our order for
these goods was placed last
July. They have advanced
since then, as iron and steel
are commanding better prices.
AS long as we have them the
price will be as before.
Dressing Cases, Toilet Ia
bles and Chiffoniers to 90
with them. Their advantages
over the wooden beds are we'll
known, and in the last few
years have become justly pop
ular on this side of the water.
Our neighbors abroad have
appreciated and been using
them years before they were
introduced here.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
From DaInuara CITY.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Oct % Miss Lizzie
Nd Cieaver Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Alfred Davidson, near Wraugle Hill.
Mrs. George Hutchinson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Richard McMulnn, OF
Wilmington
Rev. George s Gassner is quite sick.
Miss Hannah Swan who has been Wis
iting her mother for some time has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia.
Captain Eugene Rsybold is very much
indisposed
Samuel Lewis is still improving and
was able to take n short walk yester
day.
John Keane Is quite sick.
The young people Of the NJ E Sunday
school have decided to purchase a new
organ The amount. $i32 has been given
to the purchasing committee.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Mat Look for YonnE blood.

Rev. w. L. S. Murray. D. D, pastor
Of Wesley NJ e. Church at Dover, and
who has recently accepted q call to a
large church In Philadelphia viii not
leave Delaware until after his transfer
from this conference to the Philadslphia
Conference is effected at the March
meeting, both conferences taking place
almost simultaneously.
At the railroad station to-day De-
Murray was waiting for = train to
Philsdelphis. when he was asked:
What is Delaware going to do now
With al the rising clergy getting out OF
her borders7"
Get at the young blood, Of course, "
WAS the reply. That's what the people
want nowadays"
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Quo Of To-nIrhis nTarriare..

Miss Bessie Smedley, Miss Nellie
SmedleY, Mr. and Mrs Stephen Snedley
aud Mr.. and Mrs Charles R ]. Hayes, all
of West Chester. are In this city, and will
be among the guests tonight at the
wedding Of Miss Emily Smedley and
David s. S Casperson In Bethany Baptist
Church. Miss Nellie Smedlsy will act as
maid of honor and Miss Bessie Smedley
will b8 one Of the bridesmaids. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev. O.G.
Buddington.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
FIGHT DECLARED OFF.
The Florida Athletic Club itself Throw
Up the Sponge.


Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 2e.-The Cor
bett- Fitzslmmons fight has been declared
off by the Florida Athletic club.
Corbott and Brady were willing to post
pone the fight to Nov. III. but Julian, "a,
Bitzsimmons representative, was not ant
the club then declared the match off.
The negotiations were brief and not il
the best temper Each side charged tn
other with an attempt either to get tn
better of the bargain or to kill the fgh
altogether.
At tho conclusion OF tho talk MartiI
Julian, Fitzsimmons manager. said: 50.
did all could to make a satisfactory ar
rangement, but the Corbett people woult
not listen to reason. / offered to let Fitz
simmons fight Corbett in private for tn
side bet, but they would not agree to it
They wanted a postponoment to Nov. IL
which was merely another way Of sayini
that they did not want to fight at all. O
course / declined to listen to the PROPOSE
ton. Vendig and his crowd tried to d,
their best TO job us, but we would no
have it.
Brady, on the other hand, charged tha
Julian 'hunked, - and that he would no
have agreed TO anything except titli
ernor Clark's Office to sleep in, " as he ex
pressed It,
After the club had declared the fight Of
Brady announced that Corbett was pro
pared to fight any man in the world OF
Nov. II, Robert Fitzsimmons preferred
the man TO be named within "a hours
Vendig announced that he would mattel
Peter Maher against Corbett for So 600.
The outcome Of the muddlo could no
be foretold, but it looks as though ther
will still be a fight Of some kind OF
Nov. IL.
Corbott is reported as saying that un
less Fitzsimmons acts the man and ao
commodities himself TO circumstances "h
will send him TO hospital the first tim,
no meets him. and that he will go quite 8
way ont Of his scheduled theatrical rout,
to meet the attenuated Australian.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Red Men,s PIeasant Entertalnment

Mnqus Tribs No. s. I o R NJ, gave
pleasant literary and Musical enter
tainment last night in Red Mems Hall
The program WAS as follows: Piano
solo, Mrs. Ssxton; mandolin and piano
duet, Misses Hattie Mann and Bessie Reed
selection, Crescent orchestra: reel tation,
Miss Brown; piano duet, Misses Ewing
and ShumAr selection by the orchestra /;
recitation, Miss Grace HRrgiss; address,
Rev. Robert Watt, D d selection,
Epworth choir; mandolin and guitar
duet. the Misses Carter; harmonics
selections, Slaughter Brothers.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

On the score of cleanliness
and healthfulness their claims
are unquestioned. And fol
durability they are practically
everlasting.
We have a very French
style bed at SO. so, all sizes, 3
feet, 8 feet 8 inches, a feet
and a feet 6 inches, enameled
pure white and brass trimmed.
Others with swell foot at Sic
and $I2; a straight foot at
$3.50 and $S. These have
brass rail head and foot.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE empire
OF WILMINGTON.
200 MARKET STREET.

Tbs North Pole is blowing down its
frlgid breszas. Winter Is coming shortly.
A few seRsonable reminders Tnrn your
thoughts to Coats and Oapes. We have
some specials to offer In our departments.
II you are 3 bargain seeker OF money
saver you cannot afford to miss the
Empire" Come here to-day and look
Compare the wondrous prices with
those von've seen eleewhare
E7zsX
urand weisnty Canton flannel lin
unbleached opl, At 5fc yard
The incest collection Of patterns snd
qualities Of good Outing Flannel,
fsnpels worth from 16 to 20c per yard.
For Wednesday and Thursday We will
place II on eale at Sc
Extra special.
One lot OF large velvet covered buttons
(the latest fad In brown, black and blue
buttons. worth SOC a dczsn. our price
6ic q Dc zen.
Thomssn's ever ready corset clsps 40.
Cloth Capes.
Many styles to select from.
Ladies' elegant cloth Capes In boucle
aud cheviot cloth full sweep inlaid velvet
collar only SO dS
Double values in this special double
Cspe.
Grand stylish silk nap bsAvsr cloth
double Cspes with pretty inlaid velvet
collar, extra large sweep. worth fully
81 80, our price only tS 0S.
Silk Plush Cape Marvels.
No. / Fine silk plush capss. silk
lined, storm collar, excellent ooney
trimming, only 80 98.
No o High GLASS seal plush cspes,
elaborAtely trimmed with bear trimming,
full 1876 Inches sweep; = magnificent
tl2 90 cspe at 81 08
Strong Cloak Talk.
Nobby chsviot coats, mandolin sleeves.
Columbus lapel, ripple back only &3 80.
Swell cloth jacket with Eve buttons
entirely new design. full melon sleeve,
all wool garment at 81 so
Gentsel chinchillA box Coat, buttons,
material thoroughly sponged. shawl
sleeves, collar, edge and pockets bound
with velvet. mandolin sleeve. q full $40
coat At 50 4S, warranted all wool
Fine Imported beaver box REFER, half
lined with duchess satin. fine silk velvet
inlaid collar, with attractive balloon
sleeve. a prime &i6 jacket At IS SO.
Wrapper Revelry.
No deviating from our purpose TO sell
the best goods for the least money. The
steady, unyielding enterprise OF this
store Heizss new opportunities and makes
new bargain prices almost every day.
All our bargains testify to this sturdy
truth more emphatically than they have
done before this season
One lot OF best Indigo Print Wrappers.
wide sweep. ruilie sround shoulder, 81
wrapper at 49c
Another lot OF new Wrappers. tasty
patterns In red, blue black and gray,
rufils around shoulder, very large sweep,
large sleeves, at zoe
The Empire Department Store,
2o9 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

In all brass prices go from
$23 to SIS and in a variety of
designs. The Lacquer is of
the best and we guarantee it
to stand.
Spring beds to fit all of
these from $I.5o to SIS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Japanese nrInIster Robbod.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The residence
Of Minister Kurino Of Japan was robbed
by sneak thieves. Numerous articles OF
jewelry, including IA decorations and
medals ana some money, were taken, the
aggregate amounting TO from 5000 to
$1,000. No arrests have been made.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
who owns the Ven ?

While patrolllng his district yesterday
afternoon, Sergeant Evans found white
veil at Sixth and Market streets. 1t Is
at the police station awaiting an owner.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Wilmington Church People at wash.
iDeton.

Mrs. Frances s. Garrett aud Miss
Helen s. Garrett are representing the
Unitarian Church of this city, at tho
sixteenth nesting of the National Con
ference of Unitarian aud other Christian
Churches, which convened in Washing.
ton last night. Other Wilmingtonians
who will attend are Rev. Alexander I
Bowen, Mrs. SAmnel Bancroft, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Warner aud Mrs Ben
iamia Nields.