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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-13

Market closed steady al liHlj points advance.
jared with Saturdays closing prices. Transferable
ices Total 23s bales New-York gross
receipts bales. Exports: Great Britain 81 bales
Varjed. 100 sales 1916: spinners 9G. stock. 1I0O35
Total receipts to-day. 100 bales: thus far this week
Exports to-day: Great Britain II bales Thus far
Ills week: Great Britain. 23l bales. Continent. 2J:
stock 3lG2SO Liverpool cable-spot cotton. a good
doing: sales. - 900 bales speculation and
Ior' 100. American. - 900 receipts. 1000 American
Opo nidd.ns uplands os,-22d. Futures opened
!C4l advance: closed strong sikn9 points
August, 357iss AuRusfS epembcr 25Ixs: September
,oher asks October Nenber. 19lsb: November
cenber 3GOkb Deccmhe January 362s January Feb
ruarr 3G3b February March 4O0iab Narch-Aprl 4O2b:
Apr. MAY. 4O3izb. May-June 405s Manchester-yarns
desrer than report but buyers refuse go on;
higher middlins uJlsnds 9-l6c middling gulf 49, IGc
Sses 1916 bales including 91G spinning and 400 contract
COFFEE-In the local market to-day there a COM
Jew sales place for small lots eight advance
Gales were fcatureless Chief sales here De-
corber Havre was steady August "a 25 francs: Sep
fsnfar 10 October. SO %. November. 81 December
81 70 Hamhurg market steady august rs IS pigs sep
h-r. - RIO official quo,ations 900 for No I marke,
sock. 1900 bags Cearances for Jni,ed States 1000
lsrs Ri shipments United States for week. 1900
BAGS BY steamer and $4,000 bags by SAN Santos pur-
Lays stock las bags market steady at IA 100
Contracts closed DUH at 5Q1O points advance Sales Were
10 hays as follows.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Vr.l lcay Vest
and Is minutes earlier from loot Franklin ST. -
3SO A. III. Daily. Local TO Buffalo sleeping car 20
Bloomvlle Sundays only. Can We oceeplei Al y y. IA
40 A. M. Daily local Albany. for Catskl Mountalhs
ana Saratoga. Parlor cars TO Albany sundays ony
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toled, Cleveland ana 81, ShMeago.
trains New Fa,z Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasSa- Par
lor cars 10 Hobart and New PATTI, ..,.,, A..
B~1iS5 4. NJ. Daily except sunday to CaIsail Noun
Albany. Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George ParlOr care
IN Rioomylle Saratoga and Caldwell, .
1i5 p. Vi. saturdays only HatHoildayy, Special to
C.rskili Maintains Parlor 10 BOomvllle
315 u, VI. Daily, except sunday, TO Catskin Noun
rans New Patz. Lakes MOhonk and Ninnewaska Al
baay Saratoga attached 10 Hobart ard Sara
400 u. w Daily except sunday. for Albany. s..
GOO y MI Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Nissara Falls Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis 49,, 49,.
$50 p. VI. Daily. except sunday Tor Neweurg Albany.
745 p VI Daily. excep, Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse.
sis i. W. Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Roehe.-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
~ r. c. leaves brooklyn by Annex: Aiooo. Bio 20
a. M CO as p. Jersey City. p r. r. station Aloio
For tickets time tables porlor and se.pngcar accom-;
modations apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New YORK ana
stations Time tables at principal hotels. prr r'hsF
' Cen Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave. New-york-
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The ST11E or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug i?-Flour quiet Western super. 81 Goa
s: So do :: 9ogs3 30 do family 50 40gs3 o winter
wheat patent 81 75Ns3 no spring do, 81 sjdSi TO- DO
straight s3 G0as3 10 II l2i bills shipments. 81
Oi9 bbs. sales hbls Wheat weak; No rcd spot and
August Gg4Gic. September 1oQIOi.c: December. 1:U
7si.c: steamer NJ RED G64GG',c southern by sample
Ter7iisc: on grade. GsT7ic. receipts ioiI3 bush
stock. s2j.3l3 bush sales. 10000 hush Corn weak
mixed spot i5ia4Jisc. August. 4isNii9c September.
4iLc bid year. asked. January 3&c asked southern
white i7gisc Do yellow. is'.c: receipts 539 bush
stock. ioOi7 bush oats easier No white Western q :
d2>c No DO 26a 2dsc: receipts 200 bush. stock
Oi az bush rather quiet No 5oc; receipts. Si
bush 4SI bush. Hay choice timothy. si5 ~
Oslo Grain freights dun steam. 10 Liverpool 2u2isd
August. Cork. for orders. % Gdd2s lid August
Buffalo. Aug. 12-Sprng wheat good demand: No /
hard sold 13c: Il, 72c asked. winter wheat. easy.
quiet. No red. 1inIIc In store do on track lie. No
white re Com lower duh. No . yellow. 45c No :
yellow 4i'sc No 4aac: No corn. 43c. track
Store very Oas quiet easy No white 26s
02ssc: No white 2iV2Gisc. No mixed. 23i4a2iisc
track. Canal frclghts dull. unchanged.
Chicago. Aug. i2-The leading futures ranged FOL
i,.xre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-13

GALS basis test Brenkwater 2i.c and frelsn
ana 2G5 bags Domingo centrifugal from store nas
90 test nj llCc landed The market for renned SUE
is fairly and steady with prices unchniHed he
quoted the basis OF -locM@rc for granuIh ,cc in
American sugar Refining Company Is shading l-loc ~
he nrlce OF Nos FOR orders 100 Dbl lots Nos
and are exi,hdrawn from the market. as they arc
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA.B BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.


Fs 90 rsna:e S wee; H. 'isa 3 ssS bs
ra!or ar So Ins e Sao s S 4so 900 1905
ii 80 dining CAB A. ~. $50 400. 500 Dining Carr
o2 For G B5%o Ss7 and Va TS
10 dining Ca 4 r. ~, S Hieht oO suna s 1907
ii,s dining ca2 n :so: 500 Dining cao' 0c'
Of Tiss Segy a g. Pi'iS$' ~
va sy ws Us. i ss At q E csom tn
S s sc 4n FqSs S rSns Company viii
baggage from hotel or residence 70 'es'in'on
DEL, LAcKAwANNA, AND WEs r. Isisy Il; .a =;
Station. I'm GEs sS"phh i? sre ct A
vEsTIBuLEpn TEHiys sc, Pr lIs:nf' BUFFET
THE ORANGES summit BernardspS l;srsor ba nnn
Ras' sss.'s isss@ 1.''S9
EETTTOSx MEaTFe4tEhkSSp MIL
rSHf B,NGHiAMToN OXFORD. SoRwIcH w ,..s
ssAcTTH osI Fgr fTHsc sP9 9Mfs ao,i1
coRNrNG PATH RAXsy1r KID s6 ETHWW sHr al
7:26 a. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
900 nM-BlEEo scRANgoN sT HsN scIsn .Sd
o osc, a Rusp WITH train for cicsso
los MscRA;NToN ,I 5INS sis and ELNiSA
400 EYPH MEscRx !nn H wTrsKEsEAREE and PLY
MOUTH EXPRESS PG% vr psdUI limited E.pr.,.
10" for r. scMRANToS. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BuF,
E Easo VIII THlma ran bS s sSns
nI6 ly}uhFE sPRS sR nFcR
and osWE6 EXPREs Ta%SS EY sT6 S,ssD s +.
Park alcF Rar A "a Rroad1ay res stations; ss
nroaawoy III athSye fSI s ana s Fultons and
iO6 Broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving tu' 'n'0r
WTTco at FXPPEss COMPANY will call tor ana
check baggage hotel residence to Destination
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BALTIMORE & ONlO RAILROAD.

Fast fNpress IIa,ns 70 r,..,.,.,.
baltimore Washington. Chicago, Cincinnsts
ST. Louis aad Al Point, Wr sstk,,xs
Leave New-York foot Lherty-st, daily foI CHICAGO.
I. so D. m and 1918 night. PITTsBuMG, S;Sc sx sun.
sun l2:ls night. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 q M
800 o. NJ WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. M sx:
Sun. 10 a. m. II 30 m. Dining Car 2:so Dining var
g so .. M sun Dining Carr 600. 500 y. M Dining
Can 1913 night.
NORFOLK II 80 a. n. daily. ~..
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ana Chattanooga
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch iight ..
IAN St. 1877 Rowery. n Y. ga Fu9S ST.. Brooklyn;
New-York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage hotel O residence n destination.
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L. Kingdom Continent Total. Changes.
Wheat 2,y2O,sH Dec. "iNO'v
Corn bush. 6GJ.oOo 3.3dO"OJ 100000 Dec. $1,000
And with the visible compared with last week also:
On massage Visible Total. Changes.
Wheat, bush 2Ds20 81 $4,000 ca 100000 Dec. 331~"
Corn bush. 9.SGO.VU 100000 l33I3,DO Dee. l2looo
Visible supply
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

g., g. ox,ra 81 iOds6 ~
Nf.di,o g.. lair Observation-Disclosures ?5G ; -
c,r',ror nOn I 90
I.iis ava irv cows Observation-Disclosures "a 3 ~
90 nj stsps 3 vnu I 60
co,i - rrirn. steers one year ago ........ Cn ~
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DO white

Receipts interior points In thousands
last three cphers 1000 omitted Flour bps gram BUSH
aSf
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
Funeral at SIosier.

A funeral of more than usual sadness
was that of Mrs. Lizzie A. Kaeg: which
took place at Mosier Sunday, April 21st.
Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Jefferson
Mosier of this place. but lived in Port
land, and the reason of her interment
here was due perhaps more to the
reason that her first child was buried
here than any other. The death of the
child occurred while the mother was
visiting her sister here in January.
Sunday the remains of the mother were
laid to rest within few inches of the
little one who had preceded her but so
short a time. Other elements of sadness
are that another little one is left whose
existence is thus far spanned by only II
days, and that the mother of the de-
ceased lies prostrated by an illness from
which it is feared she cannot recover.
Mrs. Kaegi was but 10 years of age and
her loveable traits of character were
fully attested by the number of friends
who followed her sadly from Portland to
her last earthly resting place These
comprised, besides several friends, the
husband, sisters, brother and father oil
the deceased. The tLainmen Conductor
Glenn in charge kindly carried the body
and large funeral certege across the
trestle bridge leading to the little scenic
graveyard across Mosier creek. The
funeral service was conducted by John
Carroll who spoke with much feeling
tact and good sense. The tiny mortal
bequeathment of the dead will be
adopted by her sister, Mrs. JEFF, Mosier
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the NOtebOok of ChrOnIcl,
Reporters

Concert at Congregational church to-
morrow night.
Two carloads of cattle were shipped to
Troutdale this morning.
License to wed was issued yesterday
to G. L. Paquet and Miss E. L. Whitlock.
Mr.. Biggs sent big wagon load of
shoats out to his ranch in Sherman
county this afternoon.
The best is always cheapest. Herrin
makes the best cabinet photographs for
only $3.50 per dozen. Chapman block,
up stairs. a20-tf.
Salmon are being received in small
quantities, only about enough to supply
the local market. The present warm
weather will send the river up rapidly,
and then the run will. commence.
Lee Evans six year old orchard near
Mosier bears for the first time this year,
frost having. singularly caught him
every season heretofore. The limbs are
positively burdened with bloom.
Miss Katie Davenport returned Sun
day from visit to her parents at Mosier
to her shcool duties at viento. George
Davenport, who has likewise visited the
old folks. returned Monday to Portland,
Mrs. Zoe Gaynor, who is to make the
walk around the world, on a wager
passed through on her way to Portland
this afternoon. She will leave Portland
Friday. for walk across the continent
and will reach here Sunday.
q ~ 4
The dog-cart furnishes another item
today, small horse running away with
one. The first we saw of him. he turned
the corner at the courthouse, firing the
cushions and other loose matter out O.
the cart. He ran down Court to Second
and up Second couple of blocks, before
he was caught. No damage was done.
The concert tomorrow evening will
undoubtedly fill the Congregations
church to overfowing. Besides the yer,
best voices in The Dalles, Mrs. Heald o
Hood River, one of the finest pianists OF
the coast, and Miss Anne Smith, also o
Hood River, who recently graduated
from the Boston Conservatory of Music
will favor the audience with severa
selections.
Where Oil Where is Ferris2 h
sent in word some time ago that b
would be here to start the street sprink
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Ter when it became necessary. That
time has arrived, but Ferris cometh not.
We need him every day and hour for the
zephyr bloweth and the air is filled with
dust, superinduced by an overdose of
aridity. Come Jupiter Pluvius Aquar-
ius Ferris, and get on to the dust.
Wool is arriving very slowly, but re-
ports from the country show that the
shearers are very, busy and soon there
will be a string of teams loaded with
wool each waiting its turn to be un-
loaded. The clip is an extra good one,
and prices will probably range from to
8 cents with possibly cent more for
special lots desired by local manufac-
turers.
The Moro dramatic club, Friday night,
in ga Social Glass; Those who have
seen this play pronounce it the strongest
of its kind they have ever seen. The
club IS composed of Sherman county's
brightest people and the play is well put
ON. 1t has been given in several places,
and has received high encomiums from
its home newspapers. The proceeds
will be given to the Sherman county
public schools.
Mr.. Stevens, the inventor of the roller
process of manufacturing -four, came up
on the local yesterday and remained
over until the midnight train. His wife
accompanied him. He is much pleased
with Oregon, thinks it will out rank
| California as a fruit state, and will in
time, owing to it's vast water powers, be-
come one of the great manufacturing
states of the Union.
The constables of Mosier, Mr.. Dichten-
muller, and of Hood River, Mr.. Olinger,
are looking for one Mark Robinson,
against whom an informant was filed for
attempted rape of comely Indian
squaw in Elijah Husky's field near
Mosier. The latter proved too strong
for her assailant and came out un
harmed, she claims, after struggle last
ing all the afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Triplon, who owns ranct
at Hood River, got discouraged last sum
mer and left for Snake River. After si1
months experience in the fruit growing
portions of that country he made up hi.
mind that Hood River was the bes
place in the world for growing apples
and arrived here last night on his wa,
back. He intends to put forty acres il
"red winter apples" and wait for then
to get ripe. He came down the Colum
bla in small boat just for the ex
el1perience and4made the trip of 300 mile
f in six days He left his boat atsCelilo
and is much pleased with his trip.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
May be 3 Cousin.

dispatch from Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, dated April 21st, says:
Register of Wills Hopkins has re-
ceived letter. from Patrick Murphy,
an inmate of the soldiers home, near
Los Angeles, CAL, in which the writer
claims to be nephew of the late ex-
Judge HandIey, who left an estate OF
nearly $2,OOo,00O, mainly for public
purposes. Murphy claims to be son
of Judge Handley's sister, but he is re.
garded as an impostor.''
Scranton people may be mistaken and
Mr.. Murphy may turn out to be cousin
of the deceased. When Eddy Handley
died here, his father, Major David
Handley, of the old and well knowr
firm of Sinnott & Handley of the Una
tIlla house, and brother of Judge
Handley told Col. Sinnott that Eddy
was the last of the Handley heirs
Judge Handley had no sisters, but hi
mothers name was Murphy. 1t may b'
possible that Judge Handleys mothers
brother is the father of the man Muir
ply, mentioned in the dispatches. Al
any rate the Los Angeles man has the
right name to claim relationship OF
through the maternal side of the Handley
family.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Shoes below cost, F. Forth, pho
tographer.
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Advertise in THE CHRoN1cLE.
Pain has no show With DE-. Miles. Pain Ptna.
Or. Niles Pain pills cure Neuraleia-
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For Sale.

Steam yacht Irma has been thoroughly
overhauled and repaired, is as good as
new. Has just passed inspection. Price
$500 spot cash. II. G. Coz,
a17-lw Sec'y Hood River Mfg. Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
For Rent.

After April 1st, 20 acres of fine land,
situated within the city limits. House
and barn, good water for irrigating.
Terms easy. Apply to Fred W. Wilson.
mch2O-1m.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Now opening up the finest line of dress
shirts and underwear ever showed in
The Dalles. Every shirt SO inches long,
made up in the very best way, in an
endless variety of patterns. perfect
beauties. Also an elegant line of spring
and summer underwear. Call and in
spect them, you will be more than sat
isfied, both as to style and price.
ROBERT E. WILLIAMS,
Blue Front store, opposite Diamond
Mills. a16tf.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
clothing. olotnIngl

We invite you to inspect our new
spring stock of mems suits, boys suits
and childrens' suits, latest cuts. Also a
very large assortment of mems and boys
pants in all the new styles. Never in
the history of low prices has such been
offered. We will guarantee to save you
fully 80 per cent. Remember the loca-
ton. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS,
Blue Front store, opposite Diamond
Mills. a16tf.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
Real Estate Transaotions.

Albert Crum and wife to Lyman Smith
the VIZ, ne7z, sec Is, tip n, of r 10 e !;
$500.
Mary E. Galligan and James R. CALI
gan to Geo. T. Galligan the s16 of SO of
nw5z, sec A, tp 2 n, Zoe; $500
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Situation wanted by good steady boy
as clerk IN a clothing store; he has had
two years experience. Apply at Mrs. F.
NJ. Hendershott's dressmaking parlors,
Second and Liberty street. apr1s-at
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family

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria-
when she was Child. she cried for Castogia-
when she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gave ethem castoria.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Dr.. Miles NERVE PLAsrKRs cure RHEUEA-
TIsH. WEAK BACKS. At druggists. only "a
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Mems. overshirts, Mems Underwear
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

La Grippe is here again with all of its
old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure
81 reliable remedy. It cures and cures
quickly. Snipes- -Kinerely Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
THE LAND OF FLOWERS. =
List Personally Conducted Tour Of tn,
season to Florida via Pennsylvania Rail
road.

List Personally Conducted Tour Of the
season to Florida via Pennsy lyania Rail-
road.
Il the general sentiment concerning the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company person
ally conducted tours to Florida is to be
taken as an index OF their popularity
they may ia all verify be styled tho ideal
tours
Tho next and last Of this season S series
Of tours to Jacksonville will leave New
York and Philadelphia on March g. and
the rate. including round trip trsnsporta
ton and meals and Pullman berth on
soecisl train going. is $50 90 from New
York and S4S 90 from Philadelphia; uro
porllonate rates from other points Tickets
for this tour will be good for return pas
sage On regular trains until May 81
The number Of persons for which &C
commodations can be provided is neces,
aariy limited and it would therefore be
prudent for those who desire to join this
party 70 make early application for space
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents or address Tourist Agent, 1896
Broadway, New York, or Room All
Broad street station Philadelphia, to
whom application for space should also
be made
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Tonight will be the dsaas rehearsal Of
the STORY Of the Scottish Reformation. I
which will be presented b. local talent
or next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings One Of the notwithstanding scenes
OF this program will be the Puritan aud
students scene, in which soma 81 the
best men singers will sppear S1re Of
them ara
Habskuk Gillian. Thomas Benson
Sandy Mucklearath. 3 s5rAtton
David Galathly. 7 Q Mccall; Donald
Murray. y A Cine; LsA'ah Bailey il
Howard Carver; Samuel Klley, James
Stidham
Students, A. I. I-onfsld w. G.
snetzler. / B Vernon. William A..
Killer, Q @ Wooda A. T Swan j. W.
Wetherell John Seller
The puritans maids will BE- Misses
Margaret Burrows. Eva Heck, Mrs q L
S9ayne Mrs w 3 White, Misses Elsie
Kemp, Bessie Palmer, Sara Saith A
large number Of pstronesses have bsen
secure for this entertainment.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22

Miss Mary Hinkston was treated TO q
pleasant surprise party at her home,
Elan, on "Wednesday evening II was
IN honor Of her birthday. and the
originators Of it we're Miss Eva Gsrvine,
John Garvlne aud Miss Emily Holton, Of
Ohio
Those present were Miss Mabel George.
Miss Florence Ely, Mlss Nattie Johnson
Miss Marion Pyle Miss Mabel layca,
Mlss Salio Brown, Aiss Jennie
hlnkston, Miss Lotlis Courtney
Miss Laura Johnson. Mrs IT N.
hu'loek, Amor Ore, nowrd Floyd.
Howard Eiy, William johnson. Harry
Courtney, Thomas Johnson. James
Hanty, Fl ink Rawlins, Newton Bowling
and Professor Lewis Pyle.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
WIN. B. SHARP
81 CO
Fourth and Market Sis.
Real Shanghai Silks

Real Shanghai Silks
"A recent purchase from an
immense cash sale Of Silks
permits us to place on sale
some remarkable bargains in
these splendid wearing things.
We've taken largely of this Of
fering and can assure our Gus
toners that these genuine
goods were never before offer.
ed at these prices. Twenty
seven wide-a perfect black
and 75c for real worth. we
shall now sell for 80 cents pei
yard-narrower and finer ones
IS and so cents per yard, and
one lot of figured China Silks
20 and IS cents per yard.
These reduced silks will well
merit the attention of any lady
thinking of a silk waist OF
gown.
A fine grade Of Crepe-de-
Chem in light blue, pink
cream, nile, straw, violet anc
black, 75c quality for SOC
only limited quantity.
Manchester Plisse Crepe ef
fects in stripe with handsome
| ly printed patterns in lighr
blue, pink, nile, straw anc
black, ~ inches wide, for IS,
per yard.
Fine.quality silk Crcpon
"a inches wide, beautiful
goods, never before less thar
ST., now 75c per yard-pink
cream, nile. light blue, straw
violet and black.
Velutina a beautiful shor
pile velvet with the appearance,
and feel Of silk, very popula
and handsome for capes ant
trimming-75c and ST..
All of these splendid fabric,
will be found at our silk coun
ter in the annex.
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
soeIaI and reraonal 900.

Joseph s Hamilton returned to this
city yesterday from a prolonged Euro
pean trip He made a long stay ia Den.
mark and visited Norway, Sweden, Eng
land, Scotland and Irelsnd.
The engagement Of Mics May Agnes
Green, Of Marcus Hook. and Harry z.
Cooo Of Claymont, has been announced
Miss Forsncs Harbausoa. Of this
city Is tie guest Of friends IN West
Chester
Mrs William E Woodward, who has
bsen seriously i'll at her home, No 6i5
shipey street, with an aggravated case
81 Gt Q grip is slowly improving, and to-
Gay was able to leave her room for til e
hrst time ia seven weeks
Simeon Lord, formerly proprietor Of
Augustine Pier, has gone TO Piedmont,
Alaoama to accept a position as seere-
tsry, treasurer and general manager of
the Coosa Manufacturing Company.
Miss Nellie lie Carpenter has been
visiting relatives at Roekand
Professor Robert Ellis Thompson. al
Phi lad lphla, lectHrsd before the
members Of the New Century Club last
night u9on the subject Of Labor and
Capital
Evening journal., 1895-03-22
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Places Founa Tor Ex-C Congressman Springer
and BnclS Kfgore.

WASHINGTON. March 22-Tho follow
ing appointments We're announced at tho
White House
William NJ. Springer Of Illinois, Judge
Of the United States court of the Northern
district of the Indian Territory
Constantine fnckley kilgore Of Texas,
judge Of the Cnitod states court Of the
Southern district Of Tie indian Territory
Nba secretary ~ lhe trea EMS has ap-
pointed William Martin Aiken ot Cinein
mari supeNisiue architect of tile treasury
Ia Che place Of jeremiah O'hourke, re.
signed