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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-23
Che Standard Oil CoInpnnY's
Hnrgn Found.

A telegram from New York says:
MIR. II. O.. Vcit, agent of the
Standard. Oil Company, has received
q dispatch from Bermuda, stating
that the tramp steamer Kate, from
Newport News February Is, toweu
the standard oil barge No. SO into
Bermuda Thursday night. MIR. Neit
thinks tho barge ia in good shape,
as hor captain asks for no assist-
ance. The harge is in tow of Capt.
Forman. with q Of nine mon,
and WAS bound from Boston to Phil
adelphia with oil III barrels in tow
OF the steamer Maverick, when she
broke adrift the morning of tho
Sth. The steamer Kate towed her
800 miles. This Is the barge for
which the ocean goipgs tugs have
been looking.
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There we're two desertions from

There were two assertions from
Senator Dolph yesterday. The
ballot stood; Dolph, 81; Williams 8,
30; Hare, 10; others scatterinp
Several DoIph men sigulfied their
Willingness to change thor vote )
when The indications were tina some
other man could be elected.
A picked team from the Hussars.
Troop a, First Regiment, Georgia
volunteers, won the match shoot
with tho New Jersey Guardsmen
yesterday by IL points.
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IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion G. Debility.

sATo escape being lynched by the
Infatuated farmers, Albert Wallace,
who murdered his sister, Mrs. John
Bowlby. seriously woundine her
husband aud Thomas Lymunn, n
farm hand, was brought to Peoria,
His, from Pekln yesterday morning
and is now IN JUL.
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N~1TUATIONS WANTED BY TWO EXCEL
~ lent German girls; also German wild W
without cneumhrance; trtt-clasS general house
servants. LADIES' EXCHANGE, 10, Main
etreet. fcl3-ltr
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GALESMEN, WE SEND SAMPLES, AL.
- low liberal salary aud expenses or
commission to proper applicants; staple
Eeller; three stores out OF i've will order.
address, with stamp, Lock Lox 420. New
York city. auI9-
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TO MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING OUR
Electric Telephone. B,st seller on Earth.
eent oil complete rca " 10 set up; lines of any
distance. y practical Electric telephone. Our
tents making 81 TO $40 Il day easy. Everybody
buys; big money without WORK. Prices low.
any one can make s75 per month. Address W.
9 HARRISON Co, Clerk No. IL, Columbus,
Shio. wc,Sa
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ID EMEMBER THAT YOUR PROPERTY
III may be swept away without notice,
and that LIES period OF duration is un.
certain. Prepare for either emergency
by wisely placing INSURANCE with
RS. BOYKlN & co" No. 6 Main street,
r6nlk Va .tfioa
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WANTED = OFFICE MANAGER, So:
~ young man to represent Norfolk House
In Camden. ~, j.; gents furnishing clerk
sarehouse w%atchman, at THE EXCHANGE,
400 Main street. fe2S-lt-
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WANTED THREE MORE WATCIIMEN,
~ $50; married %janitor, $40: farm foreman
s85; five clerks, at 100 Main street. fc23-ltt
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MANTl:D-MEN WHO WILL WORK FOR
~ $500 month salary or large commission,
ceiling goods 10y sampl, to dealers: experience
unnecessary. write Us; We will expiaiu; for
sealed ptrticu ars scud stamp. HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALITY CO., 10 Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio ss
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nNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
" tain board and comfortable room
~ilth private family. Terms moderate;
references exchanged. Address W. S.,
care Virginian. sc16
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ROOM FOR RENT.

One or Two gentlemen can obtain a nicely
furnished room, centrally located, With all
gIodefn conycniencts, including bath, gas and
peat, within three minutes walk Of tho cleo
dric line. a.. {. f., care fiIginian. noiO-tf
fIOR RENT-ROOMS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
j street. Suitable foI drcssmaker. noA
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Clamp. MANUFACTURER Box l3i Win ton,
o.. ieaS-tt
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WANTED "A FIRST-CLASS COI.ORED
" cook; settled; understands marking. APP
rly 81 Church street after S a. M. ie3'
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WANTED.

Advertisement or this cirJI, rve liner or kas, ="
cnh for ons inserfhon: so cent? for thrce.
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3;UR RENT BIRCH HOUSE M. III CHAR.
lo.ta stIc I, SIS u month; six rooms, two
pals, water, .tr. Apply To JOHN b. IOuGll-
KAN, 2e5 and 207 Church street. ful7-tf
a,0R RENI-TWo DESIRABLE ROOMS
j west of CRANKY street on Frcemason, with
oil onytnienccS-Sas, bath and attention.
References exchanged, moderate rent. Address
&. u. H., care Virginian. de3U-;f
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NANTED-Lady agents throughout vir-
~ GINA TO handle an article that sells on its
merit. Address gu Fifth avenue 5. T., Hoa-
hokc, Va. oc20
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Yellowstone parI. aersers.

Advices just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w P. Howe, IN
charge Of the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin, state that the geysers sre
playing better than ever. They are much
finer than last year TIE Giant one Of the
finest in the Park. plays TO a height Of
about 250 feet Last year IFS eruptions
took place once in about Eve d8ys and
continued for 80 minutes. This year it is
playing moro frequently. Mr Howe is
regularly noting the temperature Of the
Giantess, another OF the large geyseIs.
II is also play ing frequently aud its tenn
persture at time OF playing ranges from
193 TO 1875 degrees Fahrenheit. For six
cents sent TO Charles 5. Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail
road, st. Paul, MINI, you will receive a
fine tourist book thatcontains.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
The .. S. GUHBOAT WILMINGTON.

To BE Named in Honor of This Clty-In-
itlaI Steps Towards Securing an APP
propriate GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one of the new gunboats to be
built at Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and it is but fitting that
tho good people Of this city should take
cognizance Of IL. Other cities have done
honor to themselves aud their namesske
aud Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shis object in view the EVENING
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund to be- used for the purchase Of
q silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington. The money re-
celved will be Acknowledged in these col
umns and held nuhject to the orders Of
a committee of citizens which will
be selected later:
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
It Has Oome to staY.

The side comb has come to the front
indeed TO the back and to all parts OF the
head, and 1t has come to stay, says the
New York Sun, and Of course it is true.
From the little, iunobtrusivs inch-and g.
half combs that used to plaster back
refractory bangs during the Madonna
craze the side comb has developed into a
Eve or six inch implement encircling
half thu head and variously ornamented
aud fliereod according TO the
taste and pocket Of the wearer.
The teeth are fine or far
apart, to suit soft OF coarse hair, and
variously graded, being perhaps only q
half inch deep on one end and two inches
on the other. In the matter of coiffure,
sweet simplicity has been relegsted 10
the background and authorities predict
that feminine heads at the opera and
other evening functions this Winter will
be works OF art
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
sooIal and PersonaI Notes.


Harry Griffith. Of Seaford. was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Griffith, OF
JenkintoWn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Siayton spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marvel, Of Jenkintown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Daniz have been
visiting in Fort Washington, Pa
= Charles Jarrett and family of Lsns-
dale, Pa, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mabel Haws. of Birdsboro, has
rsturnad home after visit here.
Mrs d. E. Flynn. Of Lancaster, Pa f.,
have returned home after visit here.
Mrs. P. ] Hart. of Georgetown, is on
q visit to friends in this city, Philadel
phia and Chester.
Harry Hobbs is visiting friends in Nil.
ford
Peter j Ginder has recovered from 8
severe attack of cholera morbus.
Colonel John Wainwright went to
Sussex county to-day
Miss Mary e. Hannen, Of West Phila
delphis, returned home yesterday after
noon after q visit to her sister, Mrs. John
j. Mallory, Of No 1542 Van BuTen street,
this city.
J. Ward Dunning is in Philadelphia
to- day.
Miss Bessie Wray, of Germantown, is
visiting Mrs George R. Townsend.
Miss Maggie Monroe and William M.
Jones, both Of this city, were married on
Wednesday, September IL, by Rev.
james E Marshall, at Camden, n. J.
The wedding has been announced Of
Miss Plummer, and Clifford E. Iszard,
hath NJ thic cfkv
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Notea Of the Loenl Diamond.

"Blllie' Day says Rusle In his beet
days could not have stopped 'em Rock
fords from batting when they started
Leach going on Saturday
Tom" Hinkle, OF Rockford, says
It was not much credit after all, for they
only had three Delaware men on the
team while New Castle had eight.
In ihs game with Philadelphia next
week al the best players OF the state
will sppcBr and one OF the Phillies
batteries will probably defend De'a
ware.
Montgomery and Day were the only
men Oh the New Castle team who played
anything like winning ball.
Armstrong addressed his pitcher al
"Dusty" because his last name IL
Rhosds. and he pitched league ball IN
both games he played here.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Exoursion Ratios TO Atlanta.

On account Of the Atlanta Exposition
tickets at greatly reduced rates. Season
tickets will be sold every day until
December 10Th. good returning until
January 7th, 1896 Twenty day tickets
will be sold every day until December
18Th, good returning for twenty days
from date Of sale. Teu-da tickets will be
sold Tuesday and Thursday each week
until December oath, good returning for
ten days from date Of sale. The rates
from Wilmington will be $32 % for sea-
son. $24 20 for twenty-day and $40 90
Tor ten-dey tickets.
Correspondingly low rates from other
points on the line
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

At the Grand Opera House this evening
the attraction will be Charles B Han
ford, Eiihu R. Spencer and Miss Nora
O'Brien In Shakespesro's play, "The Mer
chant OF Venice. A select party Of news
paper men were permitted TO view a fnll-
dress rehearsal Of the play on Saturday
evening Ali worked smoothly aud the
whole performance WAS excsllont. The
scenery is we'll selected, elaborate and
true to history. The company showed
that it had been we'll selected aud all Of
the members were up to the average and
showed that the management had sho 0n
COED Judgment In makiag their selec
tioDs. AS Shylock MIR Hanford was
an ideal character, seeming TO have been
intended to play that part he has
good voice and an intelligent conception
Of what Is required Mr.. Spencer as
Basssnio fits the part 20 perfection and a
better selection could not have bsen
made. Like Mr.. Hsnford he has an
excellent voice and intelligent action.
Miss O'Brien as Portia will be favorite
with the audiences Shs Is Young and
handsome, bnt these are not her only
qualifications She has a high ideal of
what Shakespeare requires aud she
attempts to reach it. Her conception Of
the part Is both high and artistic and 10
is safe to predict that she will make a
success OF the part and that the excellent
work which she has already done will be
continued
"The White Rat" made hit of the
biggest kind at once. 10 is brimful OF
life, snap and stirring Incidents, aud the
piece in les construction is OF just the
nature TO catch the pnblic Its -produc
tlon marked the reopening OF the
Columbia Theatre under It's new manage
ment. and the occasion was a m lst
gratifying one Boston Correspondence
OF the New York Clipper II will appear
at the Grand Opera House, Friday,
September g.
Mr. Louis James company, at the
Grand Ooera House 10 production OF
"OtheIlc," September %. has been care
fully selected from the ranks of the
leading players OF. .Shskespesrean drama
Guy Lindsey who is his leading man is
a striklngly handsome young actor OF tho
greatest promise He was for several
years associated with Robert Mantell,
then with Nine. Modjsska and lastly for
three years as leading man with the
james Werde combination
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
nTrr

COCHRAN.-On the 18th instant, Earl L.,
infant son Of James and Matilda Cochran.
DUGAN.--In this city. on the 23rd instant,
Bessie Dugan, aged years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral ON the residence OF her parents,
Henry and Margaret lugau. fOuthgasr orner
Of A and Townsend ftres Is. South Whining
ton, on Wednesday afternoon al ocloek. In
tcrment 0s Cathedral Cemetery.
FURROWH.- - On September Is. 1925, Leah
W., wife Of w. h. Fufrowh, aged AZ years.
GORMLEY.-In this city. on keptember 10,
1925. Patrick 6ormlcy.
HEHL.-In this city. September 10. 1895
GEORGE w. He'll. son Of the late Mrs. Louise
w kopf. IA his 18th year.
KELLEY ~ In this city. on the 20 d Instant.
Catherine Cecilia, infant daughter of Neil
Kelley.
lntermept Cathedral Cemetery.
kIERNAN.-ln this city. on tho i1li in
slant, Annie, wife of the late Patrick kior-
nan.
MCMILLAN. .-On September 20. 1875. Edith
Blanche, daughter Of MOfO and Anna McMll-
Ian. aged months.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Beokett's Restaurant,
Nos. 6 and 8 West Sixth street.

AN Bailey, a well known citizon OF Eu-
gene. Oregon, says his wife has for years
been troubled with chronic diarrhea and
used many remedies with little relief until
she tried Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrb@s Remedy which has cured her
sound aud well Give It trial and you will
be surprised at the relief It affords. % and
90 cent bottles for sale by y. James Belt,
druggist, corner Sixth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
weather Prospect.
Tha Pennant struerlo .

The Philadelphia Baseball Club passed
through this city on the IL train over
the P. w. & B. rsilroad this morning for
Baltimore.
To day the last championship series Of
the year will be beguu on the Orioles
home grounds, the Bsltimores playing
the Philadelphiss the first Of string of
three games. These contests promise to
be very exciting, IS their result may
decide whether the Orioles are again to
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
The Biiou.

At the Bjou commencing to night for
three nights, will be pressn ea for the
first time IN this city the mighty msster
event OF the season the very latest
melo- o-dramGtie success 1.-The Midnight
Specla" with it's wealth of beautiful
scenery and wonderful mechanical effects
aud powerful cast OF recognized players
1t comes to us highly endorsed by the
community at large The following is
an extract from an exchange In which
1t says; The four act melo dramatic
success "rhe Midnight Special "
sensational, but realistic and full Of
strong situations, with stage settings
and scenic effects that are almost mar.
velous, has the call at the Holiday Street
Theatre this week. Judging from the
initial performances the play will have
the same success here that it had
wherever It has been put upon the
boards Baltimore Sun.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Birthday Anniversarv surprIse,

Mr.. and Mrs William A. Moore gave
a birthday surprise to their son William
A. Moore, Jr. at their home No. COS
South Harrison street on Saturday night.
The young man has just reached the
fifteenth milestone OF life's journey, and
quite a company of friends was invited
TO give him e surprise. Music, singing
and games we're the amnsements OF the
evening and refreshments we're served
Those present were: Bavsrd Dnling,
Mrs e. Duling, Miss Clara v loft, Miss
Ruth A. Toft, Miss Ethel Walker. Miss
Mabel Dutton. Miss Eva Dutton, Miss
Helen Reynolds, Miss Anna Reynolds, Miss
Carrie Provost, Miss Sadie Provost,
Roy Latimer. Leslie Bonhsm, Harry
Vincent, Clifford Mannering Mrs.
Shakespeare. Mrs Hawkins. Mrs. Pro-
vost, Mr.. Henderson, Mrs. Henderson,
Chorles Moll, Mrs Charles Moll, Messrs.
Florence Blest, Edward Miller, Harry
Link. Frank Blest, Millsrd loft, v.
Moore.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
DTapeTy and Upholstery Department.

This department execute any order intrused it, be
it an order for yard of Derby 35c of DamaS
SIS We have skilled decorators and will make window and
door draperes from specially selected designs
We have this week some strikngy cheap Lace Curtains
Real Brussels 4 inches wide and yards long with heavy
borders S34S per pair that have sold for less than
81. 5o others up to 500
Nottinghams in Brussels effects 54 inches wide and s1S
yards long S 10 per pair should be ST. So
Irish Points that should be So are $r7S Others equally
as cheap up to $25
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
several cnmos in Delaware.

The Phisdelphia Baseball Club viii
play several games IA Delaware next
weak, opening at the Union street
grounds on Tuesday for one game with
Columbia Athletic Club On Weonesday
and Thuvsdsy tho big leagusrs will play
Dover at the fair grounds. CLARK aid
Zsarfoas and the regular Dover team is
booked to oppose the Philadelphi
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
WnII rrnm Nsr Yorl.

Baysrd, Of the whipping post s'tte, is
to talk to the Scotchmen on individual
Liberty" The shades of John Knox and
Robert Bruce will have IN be enioined
from interference New York Recorder.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Ten Days at Niagara Fans-s1O.oo.

An early Fall trip to Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen, Mauch Chunk. Glen
Onoko, Rochester and Geneva, has bee n
arranged via the Royal Blue Line aud
the famous Lehigh Valley route
A special express with Pullman
Psrlor Cars attached, IN charge OF an
experienced tourist agent, will leave B. &
o. station. Washington, Thursday.
September &c, 10 a. m Baltimore, 0 90
q. m arriving at the Falls 1100 D. N,
atnnrin1l nt fnllnrni.ll, 4, aI nIinna.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
EXCURSIONS.

7HI ILNIN3IUN AND NUhIHhI HAIIl-
~ ROAD. Tine table In effect sept 2d'
1856.
Trains lsave Wilmington, French street
SistiOu, Tor y. a o. Junction, Montch&nin
Wintarthur, Guyencourt, drenogue, C0esark
Chhdda' Ford Junction. pooopson. West
Choeter, Emhroeville, MortonVille, CooteG.
vile and intermediate stations, daily, EXCEPT
Sunday, ~ 80 = "a. 50. 4t5 and % . M
sunday only Et 8 10 a IA. b and O5 . ~.
For WtYneehurg Junction. springfield 500
Intermediate stations, daily. except sunday,
At s5 q %. bb and % m. Sundays only ~
10 an; I IS and % IN.
for JonnuR, biIdsDor0. Renting and inter
mediate stations. daily. except surdry. at
IS : M and b5 N. Sunday oniy st 10 N
and J Sc N.
A. o. McOAusLAISD. superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Ger, Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
sunday Attendance
Record OF the Olabs
TO-day's scheduIe.

TO-dny's Schedule.
Philadelphia st Baltimore.
New York ct Washington.
Boston at Brooklyn
Plttsburg at louisville.
Cincinnati. at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Lace Curtains Laundried 6oc per pair for Noting
hams and 75c for all Others.
Lace Curtains draped, soc per pair
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Chenille Table Covers, extra heavy yard square, 4Sc
Chenille Table Covers extra heavy "a yards square oSc
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

5000 Opaque Window Shades in all coors on good
spring roller complete at 25c each regularly sold at 5oc
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
pr. nall,a yVestern TrIp.

Rev. George G. Hall left this morning
for a visit TO his relatives in Nebraska,
and from there will 60 to the general
convention of the Episcopal Church
which will mset in Minneapolis. E g.
for Minneapolis on next Monday. The
others will leave Delaware in time 70 be
present at the opening.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Altogether showing $50 patterns of lace curtains
something unusual and might say unnecessary but we
want you to everything that is going
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

be champions or whether they must
content Themselves With playing second
fiddle TO tbs Clevelands
The game to- day will be started at 45
p m. In order that the full nine innings
may be played before dark Manager
Hanlon thinks that be will pitch Ms
Mahon, Hoffer and Esper against the
Phillies, though which one will so in to
day was not decided last night Esper
Is usually most effective against the
left handed sluggers from Quskertown,
and he has been keying himself up for this
series. Il Is whispered that Taylor will
bs pitched against Baltimore Ia the frst
and last games and Csrsey In the second,
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
saturaar,s Learua seora,.

Baltimore, a ; Brooklyn, 0.
Cleveland. II; Pittsburg, 3.
Chicago, 6; St. Louis, .
Cincinnati. 19; Louisville, 8.
Phlladelphia, Is; Washington, 10.
Boston, 13; New York, r.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Oriental Rooms and Turkish Corners can be seen already
furnished and they something they will be worth
spending few moments in
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Three-fold Antique Oak Screens, filled with skaine
figured Denham and fine cloth, $I.oS to $Io
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

Plain and figured Denhams of all descriptions a5c per ya
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
\ Pleasant Birthday Anniver-
sary Surprise.
In AND OUT OF TIE CITY

AS Many as Possibly Can Flee From tho
Torrid Vicinity OF Red-hot Pavements
wedding Of Miss PIummer and clifford
E. Iszard Announced.
Al cor1rnuDio Dioafions intended goY innsrt.oa
y th.1 column Bnould be addressed 70 Hociet6
roit0r care OF the EVBrlno N0uREAN. Oorn.
m 'uicetions should be written on onesids OF
khe paper only
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

John W. Lawson.......... ............,, $40 JOG
0ss,eei,i, ga Iii; '''''''--''''''''.''.'''.'..'''
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
N. lIaxWelI Returns From Elorida

Ex.P Prothonotary Of New Castle County
George A. Maxwell is in the city to-day
on q visit of few days Mr. Maxwell
has Just returned from Florida, his pres
ent home, and is visiting his family at
n ew Castle. He is much improved in
health.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
Score By Innings:
r II r.

FELTON,. 0 OO1 0l AZ 10 4
FarminEton-0 0 o o . o. 3
karled run-Felton, 2. Home run-Hoover
Iionhle risvs t Fsnine, a. n Falitnar 3
Stewart TO II. Faulkner TO II. Faulkner. I.
Bases On ba ls-Oh Roe. 3 Hitby Pitcher--Bg
Charles, g Struck out-By Roe, 2 by Charles
DR. Day.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23

I-uunu IT'D IICAtI5,EOuu Itl uulal tIU
For more detailed information apply &
nearest 3. & .. Agent.
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
FoIton Defeats FarmIneton.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
FSLToN, Sept 23-The FELTON, club
went to Pennington Saturday and
stacked up against" the finest selection
OF ball players 1t has had the pleasure Of
meeting this season Prompted by the
fact that Charles, OF fredericksburg, kept
the Fsrmington team down to one run
the previous Saturday, br Day secured
him for this occasion, as we'll as two
Dover players, ana promised Manager
Collins a shut-out.
Roe was In fne form aud only allowed
them three singles
He struck out such reliable batters as
Jackson and Mcdowell when men were
on bases.
Special mention should be made Of II
Fsnlkner's playing He was hit on the
finger the irst time at tbs bat but con
tinued the game and put up gilt edge
ball.
Score by innings:
Evening journal., 1895-09-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Preacher-"Yes, brethren, thereu be no
night there: no night there Folding Bed
Man-"shucksl That kind of preachin' breaks
me all up. louisville Courier-J0urnal.
That tired feeling should be overcome at
once OF Il may end seriously. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla now and prevent sickness and
suffering later in the season.
Hoods Pills are the best family csthartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
FIRST Nighter-'What Every seat takenf'
Ticket SelleT-"Every one; but don't be die
couraged. There will be room enough aiter
the first act. WAS at the rehearsal. Tam
many Times.