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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

r. W. Walker, printer and statloner.
zoo Main street. New type and fixtures.
Neat. plain commercial work. Salts
faction suaraAteed. CAN and inspect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

r. w. WALKER, printer and statIone,
200 Main street New type ana uxturse.
Neat. plair commercial work. satis.
faction guaranteed call and inspect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

A day after the Fair are the unsuc-
ccssful rivals OF DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. In their efforts to belittle the
Worlds Fair award 10 DIR. Prices they
excite amusement and do no harm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

In the battle for pure food DR..
Prices Baking Powder always leads.
il has put to flight the enemies of good
cooking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Last Night while Matt McGi lnis. an
employe OF the depot baEgasu rson.
was handling a pile Of trunks cl,i u
them fell from the pile and ats,,sk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Ladies, no matter what your afltc-
tion or how long standing. consult the
specialists at the Southern Medical and
surgical Institute. Office, is Dundee
blnel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Currle's Is the coslest place in town
Fort Worth beer specially.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Conclusive reasons for the advance Of
Or. Prices Baking Powder are found in
its purity, strength and wholesome
qualities.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

15c pef barrel a''''''''
EExAs BREWING GO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

Dr, Dennis Cures catnrrh.
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05
pAYIye clTY EMrLoYEs. :.
Dues for the Month of December
setIte.I

Yesterday was n great day for the
city employees, The December pay roll
was brought out by City Clerk Mont
Eomery and everybody on II made hap
ny, that Is. nearly all OF them. and the
rest soon viii be. About 5000 was
paid out altogether chief ceila got
the coin FOR the fire department al in
silver dollars and groaned at the heft
OF Il. while the boys smiled for there
was something over hundred and
twenty pounds OF g. the amount being
$3.50, TaNes have been coming IN rap
idly % late and the city ~ rapidly
catching up with all it's unpaid bills.
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold every
whsrQ md n alxUaNq anraa ,..,,..i... =. !. j,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

mr.. DennIA cures Catnrrh.
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

nr. Dennis CureS cntnrrh,
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold every
where. and 1t always cures coughs and
colds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-05

For rates. tickets and all iniqn
ton. apply or address any OF the I'D
agents or CASTOR MESLlERl
General Passenger and Ticket Az.
JAKE +. ZURN. city Ticket AZ
Fort Worth.
w. a. DASHrELL, r. p. A., ralM
l.. s. THOREE. Third Vice Press
and General Manager. Dallas. Ia
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
STORIES on THg DAY.


There Is story going the rounds a.
tha expense OF Turnkey B1kgs, Of Dover
jail Inc circumstance is nos one OF
recent date, bu6 age robs 10 81 none OF It's
c1nsolstory flavor
Fsur years $40 two cplored lads, Fred
Young aud Jesse Proctor had baen found
guilty o. the murder Of ali old colored
man BY the rane ot stephen Lindsey
Foe crime was committed near Fredsri0a,
ia Kent county, aud tha trial TOOK place
a. Daver. Tue verdict was one Of
murder Of the q 81 degree aud the c0u q
pronounced the death sentence with an
los gruesome imprsssivsness Tho
prisoners weio Committed 70 the sheriff
far safe keeping n4til The day d ex ecu
ton should arrive he instruc ed rurn-
hey B5ggs 70 take them from the Court
Houss 70 the JAN
They wsndsd their wsv d,vn the
tortu stairway access tina gree D., aud
we're passing ben Fsen the county build
Ing and the State House. At the rear 81
which the jail was, ana ga tuli sight oi
tbs whipping post, when Fred Young,
the you ger Of the condemned men began
bswaNinE bis lot
Eyes, said Proctor Its an aWfu
sentence Feed D. C5'sl hAri on US "a
be sure
Hard on you2' broke ia Turnkey
Bogss "Why the court was mercitui {,
YOU Ia rot giving you the full sen
tenes OF the law
II don't fee hlw much worse Is c1uld
have made 10, r.. lined Proctor "Hitl
| said we's got ter die "
'rnsts al right. Jesse returned
Boggs rs bkd enough, | admit; bu
It might have been worsa There j
one thing You ought 70 Be Thankful
Tor
"Wha' thatl' asked Young
THE judges rsmittsd the whipping
post eno pulOly
IL was a sourss OF consolation 70 60
two negroes. who. ia saw week.
stretched hemp
| liant n,f-r tha .rraaA pirtura S.la ,
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

A singular and pleasing incident In
the observance OF the birthday OF the
Indian Sycamore Tamsnend was that, ~
Philadelphia, Rabbi Krauskopf delivered
the sermon to the Red Men.
In his sermon he said How easily
men could have May day ali tbs year
round II they would but pledge. as the
people Of Penn and the people Of Tama
mend did In the old days Bat we are
drawing nearer to tina realization Of this
blessed hope, when Christian and Israel
tie. who q century ago could not meet
without hatred ranking in their hesras
and disgust in their faces, now sit peace
fully side BY side in inspiring worship 1t
was last Sunday that l, Rabbi In Israel
preached a sermon to Christian eongre
CATION In Methodist church.
THE time lie East approaching when
men will not SPEAK Of red men OF
white or black, but Of brethren Then
men will not speak Of Christian and
Israslite, but Of children OF God. Their
there will be peace on earth, for Their,
will be good will toward all men. Then
will all alike be at peace with man 10 On,
lowest and all alike will reader glory t,
God in the highest"
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
EpIToRlAl coMMENT.

In the Asiatic struggle Csrea has
drfted into about the sane position Of
relative importsucs as that custom 4rily
occupied By Washington At the close If
a baseball season - Washington Star
The reduction ia the consumption Of
coal oil and beef has begun ia way that
will make sn impression npon the trusts
Chicago later Ocean
AS q consistent lover of peace IL be-.
hooves Uncle Sam to have bis ships Of
war in readiness for business at a
moments notice aud % build few more
of them right away --Cbicsgo Tribune
tt Is one consolation that the increase
In the price Of oil came at a time when
there Is an increase IN the stay ing power
of daylight Brockton Times
As the umpire OF he income tax Judge
jackson Will have almost as much re-
sponslbili.y as tbs arbitrator who decides
the perllous Issues OF the baseb al Il sld
Baltimore American.
According to current news item the
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
HYPNoTlzED BY sWlNDLERs
Mr.. Wltipple of Solon, Me-, Thinks That is
why He Parted with $4,000.

WATERvnLE, Me, May 14-It was
learned here shat Henan Whipple Of Scion,
wealthy lumherman and president II
tho Moorehoad Navigation company, was
swindled out Of $40 600 by confidence men
on Friday last through tho purchase Of a
bogus gold mine.
Mr. Whipplc claims that he can remem.
Der very little Of what passed between him
and the swindlers and thinks he was hyp-
Noticed. He remembers entering into ne
gotntions fer the purchase Of the mine
which was said to be located in Texas.
Samples Of ore were presented and assayed
presumably by a confederate introduced
for the purpose. On being convinced Of
tho genuineness Of the metal Mr.. Whipple
tolephoned to Skowhegan for drafts which
were cashed by Waterville banks. Subso-
quent Investigations revealed the fact OF
the gigantic swindle.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
A crave PIECE Of HInasIeht.

The Republican managers At Dover
were very late 10 discovering that Acting
Governor Watson had no constitutional
right to sit and vote in the Joint
assembly. II they were going to protest.
the time was whom Mr.. Watson frst
walked la and took his seat.
Their reason for not doing 50 il ap.
parent. Knowing the weakness Of euch
action on their part they preferred to
secure the votes OF both Bro WI
and Robbins. 1t was not until they
discovered that Robbins would not
desert AddIcka that the protest was
framed by Mr.. Massey and presented by
Mr.. Alrichs
Poor Robbins did not know that bis
refusal to vote for Colonel Dupont would
be attended by such grave and complex
results 1t was an eleventh hour protest
"a straw grasped at by drowning
RepublicAnism.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
rho proalasut's warning 70 omoe-holdera.


From the New York Sun.
That honored son OF Georgia, the Hon
Dink Bolts, Of Dahlonega, was recently
nominated for President Ia 1898 by the
Rochester Times. The News Observer,
of Raleigh, prefers Hoke Smith, but
frankly admits that it regards no South
etn Statesman az politically available
aext year Tits not probable that any
Southern mau win be nominated ia 1896.
but By 1900 Il viii be proper TO come
South for the nominee The brainiest,
aoneAtest and dtteat Southern man for
the place wond ba the Hon Hoke Smith,
Secretary OF the Interior Younger than
any Of bis predecessors his administra
Jon Of tha'lnterier Department has been
10 wise us TO give him rank among the
ablest meu Ia the United States The
N ain objection to the Hon Hoke Smith
for 1896 or for 1900 is personal rather
than sectional He carries tao much
iesh It will be long tima before the
Democracy will be ia a mood to stake its
fortunes again Gu any Presidential candi
date Weighing more than 300 pounds If
We are 20 have Georgian Ia 1896 or
1900. or even 1904, let 10 be Bolts rather
than Smith. Yes, let It be Dlnk instead
sf Hoke
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
THE oLNEYVlLLE STRIKE.
The Locked out worlsmen Have Combined
to Fight 1t Out.


OLNEYvILLE r. l., May 1.-THE dis.
triot council of the strikers met and APP
proved the plan OF concentrating all tho
strikers under one council. All money col
leoted will be apportioned among the strik-
ers OF each mill, but the Atlantic mill
strikers will receive union aid, as their
strike is the only authorized one. These
strikers will also get their proportionate
share Of the contributions, and they will
use it to help support the nonunion opera
tiYes.
Today 90 collectors will leave for vari-
Gus cities, going in the order Of New Bed
ford, Fall River, Lawrence, Fitohburg and
Boston. In Boston Chairman William j.
Walsh and one member Of the executive
committee Will visit tho labor union hall
on Kneeland street and afterward go to
every union and present the cause Of the
strikers.
Tho council voted to assist operatives
and their families in leaving Olneyville as
places elsewhere are secured. A letter was
received from a Massachusetts, manufao-
turor offering 81 apiece to tho strike fund
for every operative sent him He is a
worsted maker, and his offer was accepted.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.--In the United
States district court District Attorney Ing
ham brought suit on behalf Of the United
States 20 recover 81 600 penalty from tho
firm OF John Wanamaker for an alleged
violation of the contract labor law. The
proceeding is upon complaint Of Edward
J. Brooks, who said he saw an advertise
ment in The Daily Telegraph in London,
and engaged with an agent Of the firm for
a position as clerk for the latter in this
city Brooks says that after working here
year and having his passage money de-
Quoted from his wages lie was discharged
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

From the Philadelphia North American.
Is hiss come 70 be common enough in
the courts Of The country TO allow drunk
elness TO modify the acts Of persons
sseused Of crimes and miadamsanors
Mortal blows struck By persons IN a
drunken fury cannot DO regarded aa pre-
medtated or malicious with farethought,
as 4 matter Of course Motive mas so
muoh TO do with murder that 10 msy bs
said TO be absent IN such hrawls, unless
5ne killing caneumates along standing
(sud during which threats Of killing
aava been INDUCED more or less freely,
SIN. % is pretty clear hat the fact Of
meditation " the time III the oifsnse has
had loo muen Weight with jurors, Il not
with judges 1t has NOT proved good
policy % all1w SO mnch weightin drunken
frenzy IN dealing with serious crimes.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

NEW York, May l4-John Doherty, an
1l-year old scho6boy, living at al9 East
Thirty-seventh street is dying in Bellevue
hospital from the effect Of kick he re-
ceived in tho abdomen on April 22 last.
Doherty had a quarrel with James Hickey,
a sohoolmate Of the same age about a
game OF baseball and in the fight which
followed Hickey kicked him in the abdo-
men, inlicting internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
THU: EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT STORE.
2oo MARKET STREET.


webster's definition Of advertise: Pub
lish, Announce. proclaim, circulate.
The Empires Commentary We define
an advertisement when offered by a re-
liable firm, as a notice to the public,
unusual opportunity Of money saving.
To-day we proclaim TO every section of
Wilmington and surroundings 8 sale of
such ponderous magnitude, Of such
weighty moment, involving the awful
sacrifice OF merchar disc that win be
appreciated in every home, 8 chance TO
practice scsnomy at our expense that yen
can i'll afford TO miss.
THE EMPIRE.
stsr ing Of D. M. to day, and oontinu
ing until Friday svening First OF all,
We have two hundred souvenirs for
children which we will give away free to
any one person that demands one as long
as thoy last Awful aaerifees OF Highest
Grades wash Crspon manufactured,
showing how the Yankee skill pushes
hard the FrenchmaA gee qualities, $40. a
yard
Another great money saver; Psreale
Shirt Waists, launderei CATS and collars,
all colors, at 3S5.
Figured and striped CreFon Waists in
light, blue pink etc with Triby
sleevep, can't tell 'em from silk, the 200
kind for S9s
Linen luck Towels, the zoe, kind at
1856.
Great Percsle Shirt Waist sale, over
200 Ladies' Waists samples, striped and
/ figured French Percsis Shirt Waists. all
fast colorp, deep pointed yoke in bsekA
Very large sleeves, sight fitting waist, all
the nobbiest styles of the season. This
sale your choice, 6ss
Ladies' Shopping Bags, very handy, 29c,
laden sest Calico Tea Gowns, Ia t
eolors, nicely made. with Empire rutfie
ard vatican plsat, gathered front, At &c.
Marvellous values ia Capes, So 90,
| $500, 500 and $40 90 values at SO. 9
AGO yards of Mating (Remnants) 8 to
90 yards. Good Double Dys Japanese
Mating the 25, remnant Price, 13s q
yard
Black sateen Corsots, guaranteed st
black and stsinlese, the zoe kind at 46c
Extraordinary sacrifice in Table Linen
We have just received one lot u plain
white linen satin finish Table Damask
sold eVerywl ere at 30c yard, our price
for this sale 1890 yard.
~ inches wide, full length
Nottingham Lace Curtains tapped all
around with BRUSSELS effect, grand bar
gain at 81. so, our price for this pair onl,
s3o
Our Derby Hsts for men commanded
admiration fer he sale and material yoI
can't duplicate for less than 81 25. agaiI
No name the price, 63s
China Has Fallen.
0!sss MIX Pitchers, 9s.
Salt Sfters. 40
FRAcy Better Dishes, 40.
Cske Dishes. q:
Chin& Water Pitchers, lie
Fancy lowered Vegetable Dishes, s1s
FloweIed or plain white China Plates
, sac
Agate Ware.
Agate Dippsrs. Sic.
Agate Cups. $40.
Agate Tea Pots, Bic
! agate sanes pans rs.
! Fine Agate Tea Kettles, 49,.
Money Banks, &c.
+ Warranted frat class goods.
! The Empire Department Store
2O9 Market Street,
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
DON'T be WOODY.

How Tarltless Popsin Chips, the Gum that;a
Rou1d Havc Caught the Town.
Il is the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes Of
10 chips, and sold at SC. Faultless in form,
faultless in favor, faultless in the ingre-
dents that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything, perfection in eyery-
ihiag-such are few OF the qualities Of
the lfaultless Pcpsn Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a Joke, and a good ore, and a true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give US Faultless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. II your dealer don't
keep them, send SC. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis
tributcrs, Park Place. cor. Ch&rch Street,
MI "
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

ST. LOUIS. May l4.-Antonio Bein and
Louis Budenich, natives Of Hungary, who
lett Buenos Ayfes, capital Of the Argen-
tine Republic, on Aug z, 1892, and who
have tramped the entire distance, arrived
here. Their destination is Chicago, which
place they hope TO reach by June next
Since leaving their starting place Boin
and Budonich have walked 10, 4St miles
through the Widest portions OF South and
Central America
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Philadelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
In that part oil North Dakota adjoining
the Canadian border the lndisns are
reported to bo ID an ugly mood towards
tho white settlers, the situation bong
aggravated BY the misobief- making al
Canadian Indians Tbs interierence on
the latter should suggest % the War
Department the propriety OF requesting
the operation Of ths Canadian 6ayern-
ment n ne maintenance OF pace. rha
Enthusiastically resent what they con
sider the intrusion ot Tho whites, but
The day has gone BY for srguing their
Side Of the case. The territory IN dispE q
has been lawfully thrown open for
settlement, and ample provision has been
made for the cars Of the natives For
tunately, the store keeper ragcadty has
bsen eliminated from he Indian problem,
and the tack Of modifying the ahorigi
nes. therefore shorn Of one OF itE
principal difficulties
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
SPAIN IS BLIND.
Still Insisting TNat She Cuban RevoiutIon
Is Ll-atI.amg .nAed.


II Practically -nded.
putLApKLIHIA. May IA The spanish
government has notified the Cramps. snip
huildols. shff The gunhoat contracted fol
TO be used ON tho rive Cento, in Crhs,
xill nat he needed as the Cuban rebellion
Is practically at ~ end. This is due 60 re-
ports made By donoral CAmpos. command
er-in-ohief Of the spanish force ~ cuba,
that no further shipments or materials Of
war need BIO sent him.
Tho gunboat was to have been Of the
latest design Of swift and small craft, suit
able for navigating the shallow water o.
the Cauto, which is main artery Of conn
munication to the interior of Cuba She
was TO be capable Of transporting 400
troops inland, 1870 tons burden and tc
draw not more than four feet Of water
WAsH1NGToN May ID Minister Dupuy
dc Lomu Of Spain says the Tampa story as
to a bloody battle in which 1000 or more
Spanish troops were slaughtered is absurd
He does not regard denial necessary, but
he expresses surprise that tho public
should be misled into crediting a tragedy
which, If true, would be Of such magni
tude as to DO known by the whole world
The minister points out that such a great
engagement would not have escaped the
attention Of tho American correspondents
on the ground.
He says the reports OF telegraphio wires
being cut arc untrue. The wires are in
full use, and there is no restriction on
communicating full information TO the
outside world. The Spanish government
knows Of no such BATTLE nor has word Of
It reached the minister, as ho said would
DO tho case IL such great engagement had
occurred. Senior Dupuy de Lomo says
there can be no battles, as thoro is no enc.
my other than small scattered bands who
arc carrying on a guerrilla or swamp war
faro
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

While Professor F. d. Chester, Of the
Delaware Experimental Station, is about
it he might as well XIII the other one.
quarter Of the peach crop. The true
peach prophet seldom deals in fractions
He either predicts big glut or total
failure OF ths crop The genial professor
must be q false nronhet.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

ROME, Ga, May 14-Frank Gathey and
George Daniels negroes, became involved
in a quarrel at Robinsons bar over a
game of billiards. Daniels suddenly threw
d billiard ball at Cathey, striking him
over the heart and killing him instantly
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
EoR SALE


Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases re
lieved In six hours 10y the New Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is q great surprise n account of its exceeding
prnmptness in relieving pain IN the bladder,
passages ~ 3gaie or female. u relieves reien-
ton Of water and pain ia passing Il almost
inme lately. III you want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. sold by ! 3. beetem aud
q. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del. q
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Made rive hundred Men Weep.

OTFuMwA. Ia. May 1#-Billy sunday
formerly favorlte League baseball play
or, held two marvellous meetings hero. In
the mems meeting 500 were weeping at
ono time. A number Of prominent men
and women promised TO lead better lives
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Prince OF Wales has a peculiar habit OF
wnking bis left eye II be visits any
prohibition state while in this country
IS viii fad this quite the thing --esn
Francisco ExAminar.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

LAWRENCE Mass. May ii.-Ham, Cato
and liimbal, cx aldermen OF llavCrhin
who were convicted Monday ~ accepting
brihes, wer0 hrought ID this city and COM
mlttod 70 tla house OF correction whore
each will serve q months sentence They
win probably 10 tut at work making
shoes
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Operator Frank Kane, Special Officer
Doherty, Sergeant Evans and Oaicer
Scott we're fishing In the canal Yesterday
Three carloads OF fsh passed through
this city IN the evening.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

The fact that the General Assembly
failed to name directors for the Farm
ers Bank and It's branches will neither
cause apanic nor run The othe r
stockholders are fully capable of lookln z
after their own interests aud thuse Of the
state Governor Watson will, in due
course Of time, name good men
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

ST. PETERSBURG. May l4.-Tho Chinese
legation here has been informed that the
convention for fixing the indemnity TO
Japan for her REIMBURSEMENT Of the Limo
Tung peninsula will be shortly signed at
Tokyo.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
HELEN GOULD IS ANGRY
She Strongly Objects 10 the So
ciety Living Pictures.
THEBE Is A row ILL AROUND.

As a Patron Of tho I'otted Plant Assoeia-
TONS Tnir she Denonnces The Posing Of
Society women, aud the Four Hundred
Is shaken with Discussions.
Ngw YoRE, May ll-Miss Helen Gould
Is angry, and she hus written q sharp let
ter expressing her disapproval and regret
at several things the entertainment com
mitteo Of the Kindergarten and Potted
tho benefit performance 70 be given next
Thursday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
thoateF. In fact. fist class society row
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Msude What ought 10 do when one
Of those horrid men W been Hirtiag with
tries to kiss ms2 Nellie-r Tell him 20
stop, Of course. Mauis (with alarm y
Bat suppose he should obsy ms2
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

NrENNA, May lA-On Friday, Saturday
and Sunday fresh earthquakes wero felt as
Lnlhach Anstria
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Caroline county does not want to dis
euss hypnotic influence What it wants
and what It should have ls 6rst class
execution with Marshall Price as princi-
pal The western ruling Of hypnotic
influence should nsver be consider "a
until after the execution.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

There il vacancy--in tina head OF the
man who believes that Colonel DUPONT
has been elected United States senator.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

AIRIoN. =. NJ, May a. Grapes and
cherries in this section have been ruined
by tho frost
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

The sins Of omission 81 the late General
Assembly overbalRase its sils o. com
mission. The state win survive II all,
but it Is extremely doubtful Whether
many Of the Republican members viii
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Walt for The great Picture Sale at SOC
Market street, clmuencing MAy 18Th.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Aud now there Is talk Of pulling the
City Hall officials for keeping disorderly
house