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Evening journal., 1895-12-06
YEHUDA BROTHERHOOD.
The Triat In Phiiadelphia OF the Gang OF
Oath Bound Connterfeitcrs.

Oath Bound Connterfeitcrs.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. e.--Tho United
States has closed its case and the defense
opened IN the United states district court
IN the trial OF Moses Rosongarten, Max
Frank, Jacob Finehurg, Jacob Freedman
and Horny Greenburg, alleged counter
feiters. The mon are Russian Jews and
are charged with having banded together
as the Yohuda brotherhood 20 flood the
country with spurious coin.
Their principal rendezvous was house
In Landisville. N. j., where a complete
coinIng outfit was found by secret service
officers The testimony was TO show that
the men had been operating In New Eng.
land, and that they had obtained guam
tity of nickel for coming purposes from a
Connecticut firm which furnished like
material for tho government They had
also occupied a farmhouse outside OF New
Haven, TO which 800 pound press had
been taken. The coins made were main
ly dimes and nickels. 1t was brought out
that Greenburg, who Is thought TO be the
leader OF the gang, has been carrying on
correspondence from prison with his
relatives and some of the other defend
ants, and there was evidence showing that
letters had been smuggled into cells in
bottles OF milk.
Tho secret service department believes
that this Is the beginning OF disclosures
which will reveal a gigantic system Of
oounterfoiting throughout the country.
The officers declare that tho men were
bound together by most solemn oaths,
and that death was the penalty prescribed
for betrayal.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
An rronmnster,. Failure.

ALLKSTowS, Pa, Dec. 6.--Edwin Mick.
ley Of Mickley's, retired ironmaster and
until recently superintendent OF the orc
mines OF the Thomas Iron company, has
made an assignment for the benefit OF
creditors to Dr. r. G. Stemmetz Of Ho-
kendauqua. The deed conveys 8i9 acres
Of farm and iron orc land In Lehigh and
Berks counties, including the Mickey
homestead, creamery, hotol, Rrist and
saw mills, etc. valued at 500, 600. Mr..
Miokley Is a we'll known Republican poll
tioian and is a atRrandson OF John
Mickey, who hauled the Liberty bell
from Philadelphia to Allentown during
the Revolutionary war.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
ANOTHER APPEAL SENT OUT.
Associated Charities Managers i'm Earnest
About stirring Up Public Interest on
Behalf OF the Poor OF Wilmington.

Associated Charities Managers i'm Earnest
About Stirring Up Public Interest on
Behalf OF the Poor OF Wilmington.
Another communication IL being sent
out to day by the Associated Charities In
the hope that soms radical steps may be
taken to revive interest in this organlza-
tion which has fed 80 many starving
families
Thls morning letter was prepared
and copies Of it were mailed TO hundr eds
Of charitable and well to do people Of
this neighborhood 1t reads thus
The undersigned, representing the
Associated Charities Of this city, beg
lssve to again submit for your earnest
consideration the claims of the associa
tion, and to ask your co operation and
assistance In furthering it's geod work
IAN religious denominations are repre-
sented la It's membership And its charity
knows no distinction Of creed We,
therefore, appeal with confidence to the
generosity OF all our citizens
"The association has entered upon its
Winters work with an empty treasury.
but with snticipations Of many and
pressing demands for relief. Will you
not help us2
Your early attention to this appeal
will be greatly appreciated. Kindly send
your subscription, increased somewhat In
amount over last years II possible. to
our treasurer. Daniel w. Taylor, No, 700
Market street, or to any of the under
signed,
SAMUEL O. BIDDLR,
ALFRED d. WARNER,
walter l. BUTLER,
John 5. RossELL,
"FinanciAl Committee -
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Crosby & Hill.
Great Sacrifice Sale Of
FINE FUR GARMENTS
At Cut Prices.

We have decided to close ont our
entire stock Of Fur and Plush Capes
and in order to do so at once have
made a great reduction in prices.
2 COney capes, $3.50 to
Sc 9s.
2 French Coney oapOs, s15.os to
$10.9s.
l Electric Seal Cape, ss5 to
$19.9S.
8 Electric Seal cspes, s24 to
$l7.9S.
2 Electric Seal Capes, s24. 9s to
$3.50.
2 Electric Seal Capes, s2l to
1888.
l Electric Seal Cape, $3.50 to
$2750.
2 Electric Seal Oapes, s37 to
500.
Electric Seal Cape, s22.5O to
$15 90.
2 Electric Seal Capes, sS9.5O to
$2l .9S.
Monkey Cape $3G to
&2I50.
2 Wool Seal Oapes, sS7 so to
$40 90.
Wool Seal Cape, 1913 to
t21.50.
3 Wool Seal Capes, $50 to
$27.5O.
Embroidered Plush Cape,
t1S. so to 1870.
/ Embroidered Plush Cape, s25
to $3.50.
/ Embroidered Plush Cape, $40
to t11 9S.
1 Embroidered Plush Cape, $29
to SIG.
! Embroidered Plush Cape, $40
to $l3 9S.
l Embroidered Plush Cape,
$3.50 to 1880.
All Of our Children's Gretchens
marked down, some Of them to half
Of former price.
Now Is the time to get cheap
coats for the children,
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Amssbury Women Terror stricken.

AMEsBuRY, Mass, Dec. 6.-Miss Annie
Boothroyd Of this city, who was knocked
down and injured by an unknown man
on Powow street, is In a critical condition,
and constant medical attention is neoes-
sary. She is suffering from the effects OF
blow on her head which was inflicted
by a stone. The object of the assault was
robbery, as the man attempted to snatch
the young woman's pocketbook. Tho
women Of Amesbury are in a state Of ter
ror and refuse to venture out after dark
alone as 1t is the fourth case OF the kind
in a month
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HE NEEDED MONEY.
An EImlra Mana Ingenious but Not Wholly
Successful swIndling sohefie.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6.-R. W. Tracy, who
says his home is In Elmira, N. Y, has
been arrested here while praotloing an in
genious swindlo.
He employed messenger boy and sent
him with bogus kilograms inclosed In
Western Union envelopes to the homes Of
80 well known persons. Tho boy was told
TO collect 81 charges on each message. He
had succeeded In collecting the charges
from four or five persons, when one wom-
an objected to paying the charges and
called policeman.
The messenger boy and Tracy, who was
waiting outside Of the house, were arrest
cd. The 80 bogus messages, all addressed,
were found in the boys possession. Tracy
says he Is telegraph operator, and that
ho adopted the scheme TO get money, OF
which he was in need. He was held in
$500 bail
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
suoeumhed TO AnpendleItIa.

Thomas J Jones. living near White
CLAY Cresk Church, near Newark, died
ct o'clock this morning. He had been
operated upon FOR sppsndieities and did
not rally from the ravSges Of the disease
and the shock of the operation. His
remains will be inferred In White Clay
Creek Church Cemetery, probably Oh
Monday Deceased. who was a cousin OF
ex City Solicitor William T. Lyman, Of
this city, leaves a family.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Stone. Alleged confssslon.

FORT WAYNE, Dec G. Civilian Duffy,
John G. Stones partner who is under
sentence for three years, says that stones
confession is false. Stone has a wonder
ful knowledge Of crimes, but no gained it
by his intimacy with crooks. He has been
considered at times insane, doubtless due
to his vicious habits. Owing TO the fact
that Duffy has exposed his true charao-
ter, Stono Is now attempting TO connect
him with all the murders he has ever read
about or has any knowledge Of.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
CHARGED WIN pefaIentlsn.

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 6.-Alexander II.
Proctor, assistant secretary Of the Poto-
mac Insurance company u accused OF the
defalcation OF about So, 500. Tho money
comprised partial payments on loans Of
the company and interest paid In from
time to time Proctor Is about "a years
Of ago and stands well IN the community.
1t Is developed that he had love for fast
horses and the race tracks.
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saIisbury's Reply 20 Oiney.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The papers publish
statement which says it has been learned
that the reply Of Lord Salisbury to the re-
cent note Of Secretary Of State Olney rela-
tive TO the Venezuelan question, which
reply is now en- route to Washington, dis
cusses at length the history of the ques-
tion for 40 years and intimates that Great
Britain does not depart from the view
that the Schomburgk boundary marks the
minimum Of the territory she possesses in
that region.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
BrillIaut peninsula wedding.

CHEsTERTowN, Md, Dec GA besuti
full wedding was solemnized In Bond
Methodist Episcopal Church. Quaker
Neck, Rev w. w Cooper officiating, at
noon yesterday. The bride and groom
were Miss Sue Carter wilkins and
William d. Hines, of Baltimore
The church WAS decorated with banked
chrysanthemums. potted plants and ever
greens Promptly at noon the ushers,
William T. Brown, R. Lloyd Nlcols,
]. James Rives and William w.
Beck, entered the church They
preceded the little flower girl,
Miss May Jones. and following her
were the bride and bridegroom. Men
dslssohn's wedding March" was played
by Miss Lizzie Baker. The bride was
handsomely gowned in a golden brown
broRdcloth suit, velvet sleeves, iridescent
trimming, hat and gloves to match, and
carried large bouquet OF bride roses
The little flower girl wore a
corn colored organdle, dalntily trimmed
aud carried La Francs roses. I'm
msdiately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hines took the train for
a bridal tour through the North. The
ushers and q large number Of friends
returned tn the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. M A. wilkins, and psrtook
of luncheon. Miss Wilkins is 3 grand
daughter Of the late Colonel Edward
wilkins, for years known as the peach
king Of the Eastern Shore. and prom
insnt Republican. Mr. Zines has been
civil engineer in the city commissioner
Office, Baltimore. The social prominence
OF the bridal couple made this wedding
an important event Of the season.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Injured by a Boiler Explosion.

BEILEvILLE Ills, Dec 6-Six men
were injured by the explosion Of boiler
in the engine house Of the New Athens
Coal company. Jacob Emig and Henry
Sands are not expected to recover. Tho
other men were less seriously injured.
No cause for the explosion is known.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
nInIl

CROSS.-On December 4. 1895. Frank Cross.
aged 10 years, son Of A j Gross.
FINCHBR.-On December 9, Theodore
Fincher. in the 32d year OF hie ace.
New b OnThR-On December 3, 80, a harles
u. McWhofter, aged 80 years
PHILLIPS On December james Phillips.
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. Az
East second street. on Saturday morning at
O'Clock. High maes ~ Ct. Mary's Church.
lnterment at Cathedral Cemetery.
SCOTT. Suddenly. on Monday evening, I'd
Instant. Rebecca W. Scott. wife of Rev
Alfred T. Scott. In her Goth year.
WALKER On December 4 Margaret Ban
croft, wife Of Henry Q. Walker.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
death of a trusted EmpIoyee.

Steward HeWett, of No. 905 Linden
street. died Of consumption at his home
last evening. He was trusted employee
of the Jessup and Moore Company At
their Christians mills for many years
For the past six months be has been
going into decline and unable to work
he leaves q wife Funeral services will
be held on Sunday afternoon with burial
at RiVerview.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Amateurs Act wolI.

'An evening with Howells" was spent
with unalloyed pleasure by those who at
tended the entertainment given In the
New-Century Club drawing room last
night under the auspices Of the Woman's
Alliance os the Unitarian Church The
cartain first went up on "The Sleeping
Car, " the characters of which we're por
traysd by Miss Isabelle B. Wales, Miss
Elizabeth Wales, Albert s. L. Hewes, T
Bayard Heisel, Frederic Robinson. Harry
O. Fritz and Alfred Warner. The
rendition was excellent. and would have
done credit to many professionals
1.-THE Mouse Trap" ia a very lsughsble
farcs, and It was rendered just as we'll as
the preceding play Those who took
the most prominent parts and played
them uncommonly we'll were: Mise
Mary s. Belts. Miss Elizabeth Wales,
Miss Martha Wilson and Christopher L
Ward.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
mARRIMn

AWLEY-FORD-At Union M .E. parson-
age, bl3 jefferson street. on Wednesday even
log December 4.la95. by Rev John ID. q. Hanna,
William =. Rawley, Of New Oastle county and
Miss Lille Ford, or Kent county. Del
EDWAhDs-ROWA a n AT the Union M.
u. parsonage, No. 5l3 Jefferson street, on
Tuesday evening. December 3, 1895, BY Rev.
John ID. q. Hanna. Benjamin III. Edwards
and Mrs. Mary O. Rowan.
HAZARD GILPIN. On Tuesday, Decem-
ber 3. 1895, at the home OF the bride. by Rev
W. y swariz. Vincent q Hazard and Miss
Anna 5. 0ilpln, both Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Married at Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH, n. J.. Dec 6.-Seward B.
McNear Of Oakland, Cal, and Miss Joseph
inc L. Barrell Of this city were married
here at noon. The bride Is a daughter Of
b. G. Barrell, Jr., who Is interested in
the Loyal Hanna Coal company Of New
York. The groom is the owner Of exten-
siye flour mills on the Pacific coast. The
couple win make their homo in Oakland,
II
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
pern,s pnlItIonl AnnIr..

LIMA, Peru, Dec. 6.-The extra session
of congress was opened here, and the Soc
retary read President Pierola's message
asking for approval Of tho budget and for
other measures and for the creation OF
sufficient revenue to effect the ransom OF
the Tacna africa territory from Chile
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
sine aIurderera 70 Be shol.

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 6.-Nine Mexicans
the murderers Of a Mormon elder near the
Chihuahua colonies a month ago, have
been captured by the rurales and brought
TO Cuidad Juarez, where they will be shot
The elder was defending his property
from thieves, when they murdered and
hurnod him
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
successfuI nurrlarIrlnr EnterprIze,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec 6-Burglars
broke into the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railway station at Wyoming
and looted a trunk belonging TO J. W..
Honey, agent for a Syracuse iewelry
house. Honey asserts that goods to the
value of $40, 600 were stolen.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
New Walk 20 Farnbur,t BuiIdInes,

Superintendent David Mccoy, OF the
New Castle county almshouse, has begun
the construction OF high and dry gravel
walk along the state road leading from
the Farnhurst buildings to the Delaware
railroad station. This work was ordered
by the trustees at their last meeting and
Is now being hurried along by force OF
almehouse inmates under the personal
direction of the superintendent.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Wanted For Larceny and Forgery.

HARRISBURG, Dec. GA requisition
has been granted by the governor on the
governor Of New Jersey for David l..
Clover, now in Camden and wanted in
Philadelphia on the charge Of grand lar
oeny and forgery.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
splrIt aIedIums EEpossd.

NEW YORK, Dec Cdr. Richard Hodg-
son explained at the Society For Psychical
Research how the Italian peasant woman,
Eusapsia Paladino, performed the spirit
uallstic tricks which foiled scientists. The
woman had an arm and foot force by
means Of which she tapped people and
iingled musical Instruments.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
rrin Frnm NaunrL.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Dec 6 Mr.. and Mr.. Charles
Harris. OF the West End, have gone TO
Philadelphia where they will reside.
Miss Agnes Evans returned from
Philadelphia after q pleasant visit with
friends
Glenn NJ Litsinger, of Baltimore,
visited friends here this week.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Stole RseIstered Man Matter.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The postoillce
department has been advised Of the arrest
at the Big Horn mountain, Wyoming, Of
Mail Driver Stewart, whose route is be-
tween Sheridan and Shell, Wy, for steal
ing registered mail matter Stewart made
a full confession
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Pitcher willis signs for Three Year

Victor willis, a well known baseball
pitcher whose home Is at Newark, has
signed to play with the Syracuse (N. Y }
club and will get 5000 a month. The
contract binds him for three years 60
pitch ball for Syracuse. Willis pitched
Tor Wilmington clubs in "a and for the
Lyncb burg Virginia Lesgut) team in 50
be is said to have good control Of broad
.sdrop curve
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
rhe orsraus PaeIae sleam.hIp.

TACOMA, Dec. 6.-Shlpping men here
will ask the government to send a cruiser
TO search for the missing Pacific ocean
steamships Strathneyis, Gorzod and Evan
dale and bark Lord Brassey. All are long
overdue. The steamship Tacoma, sailing
on Saturday FOR the Orient, will carry a
duplicate order number shipped by the
StrahneYls.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
anna Rnrnnd to nentl,.

GIovERsvILLE, n. Y, Dec. 6-The
2-year-old son of Myron Young of this
city overturned a lamp, which exploded
and burned the child terribly. He died
two hours afterward. The little boy a
mother was badly injured in her efforts to
rcccuo him
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Died From Exposure.

CHEsrERTowE. Nd Dec. 8 Martha
Gordon. q colorsd woman, of about 50
years Of age, was found dsad In the field
OF Hope b. BArroll yesterday Coroner
Pippin held an inquest and found that
zhs had died from exposure She was men
tally unbalanced and was last seen on
Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

For rheumatism l have found nothing
equal TO Chamberlain's Pain Balm. II re.
lleves the pain as soon as applied. J.W.
Young. West liberty. W. Va The prompt
relief It affords is alone worth many times
the cost, 80 cents It's continued use will
effect permanent cure. For sale by z
James Belt, druggist, corner Sixth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
na-nrlon Of aII.alon Bande.

A union meeting OF the mission bands
connected with. the local Methodist
churches wss held last evening 10 Grace
Church. Tbsre-was a very large attend
snce, and reports were listened to OF the
work OF each band Refreshments were
Also served
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Pisasant surprIso Party.

Seventeen Wilmington friends Of Mr.
and Mrs Whitson, of near Elsmere, rode
out to the Whitson homo in four-horse
coach on Wednesday evening and
surprised the Benedict and his bride, who
was Miss Jennie Thorpe, of Lansdowne,
Pa. The evening was pleasantly spent
after the effects Of the surprise had worn
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Pleasant Birthday Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs Miles Barrett entertained
q number of friends at their home, No.
207 Woodlawn avenue last evening, the
occasion being the fifteenth birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Edna
The evening was pleasantly spent In
music and games and at 10 o'clock
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Miss Anna Jones, Miss
Bella Meyers, Miss Katharine Morris,
Miss Edith Scott. Miss Edna Selby,
Miss Hattie backward. Miss Yarico
Ratledge, Miss Dora Morris, Miss Marion
Brilely, Mrs. J. L Van Dyke, Willie
Jones, Fred Seal, Clarence Ratiedge,
Emmitt Barrett, Ray Brilely, Reuben
Barrett.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
an uith narrnns of OI1.

The Dutch steamer LeFlsudrs cleared
to day for Antwerp with 80. 600 gallons
OF oil valued at 81 $40
The British steamer PrudeDtia also
cleared for London with l, 1874 05z gallons
OF oil valued at 500, $50.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Doyle Fixed Up the shortage.

ALBANY. Dec Cit was stated at the
Office Of the state fish, game and forest
commission that T. b. Doyle, the ex-sec-
retary of the commission. has paid back
thus far to tho state g. 900 Of the shortage
in his accounts.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
STREET a SEWER DEPARTMENT. SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF THE
- Mayor Of the city Of Wilmington. to us
directed. will be exposed at public sale at 2
O'Clock p. m,
ON WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, A. D., 1896.
at the county Court House, IN the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle county and state Of
Delaware, All that certain lot OF piece Of land
situate In the city OF Wilmington aforosalds
Beginning at point on the westerly side OF
Harrison street. at the distance OF seventy six
feet from the ncrtherly side o Fifth street,
thence westerly parallel with Fifth street
ninety-fve feet 70 a stake. thence northerly
parallel with Harrison street eighteen feet To
another stake. ihence eastcrly parallel with
Fifth street ninety five feet 70 the said de Of
Harrison street and thence thereby southerly
eighteen feet 60 the place Of beginning.
seized and taken ia execution AS the prop
erty OF the estate OF Frederick Buckm2n and
70 be sold by
TBE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
n. B.-The above namsd property is 10 be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for curbing and
sewer.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
WIII onan thn Knirhts, E1a..

Next Monday evening DIR. J A,
Ellegood will give fractional talk on
THE Eye and Its Use" with illustrations
and demonstrations before Washington
lodge K Of 1t will be free to all
members OF the order
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rhs I've JsAns" r..msrrsw Nirht

"rhs I've Jshns" rs-msrrsw Night.
John Stewart (lsttsr kRswR in the
theatrical world as Fatty Stswsrt) the
organizer snd the original Of The TIVE
Johns Comsdy Company, will be the
attraction At tks Grand Opera HeuEs to
morrow night Mr.. Stswsrt is well and
faverably known throughout the
country Ia his pirEonGtisn of Philip
Jshns, one Of ths funny fat cousins
whose Resemblance 10 each other causes
SO many ludricrous mistakes and laugh
provoking situations In that greatest Of
all laughing successes, The Two Jeans
The place was always q popular csmsdy
bill with the public, and we are assured
that this season it is bsing presented
bigger, brighter and stronger thar ever.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

Avoid pneumonia, dyphtheria and TYPHOID
fever. by keeping the blood pure, the appetite
good and the bodily health vigorous by the
use OF Hoods SarsaparillH.
Hoods Pills have won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Crosby & Hill
600, COZ 6OS Market St,
ITEMS OF In EResT,

.What's your opinion Of the coming wonlan2'
He can't tell. but suspect she will keep
US waiting Just like the others. ."-ChicAgo
Inter Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
old Homeatead lIsndaY NIRht.

Dsnman Tkoupson's famous play ''Ths
Old HonssteRd" will be with ne again on
Monday evening. December Q, at the
Grand Opera Heuss Ths company
presenting the familiar play is an
excellent one The double Mais quartst,
the strongest ever engaged for the pre-
duotlon, conprisss Dick Jose, ths popular
csunter tenor, stephen Baker, r e
Rogers. Fred Glare. & + German,
Walter Bublsr, W. +. Maxwell and A..
Hall. Tho RusicRl portion Of the sntsr
tainmsnt will contain many nsw songs
and harmoRiss, and the entire strength
OF the company, twenty voices, will be
brought to bsar In "Tks Palms Cksral
Service" in Grace Church The scenic
surroundings have bsen prepared OK
prsssly for this season, aud introduced
into she farm yard scene will be e
Summer storm Of thuRdsr, vivid light
ming, and visible doEBpour Of rain, a
marked departure in stage mechanism.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

Poet-"Has the editor read the poem left
here yesterday" Ofllce Boy guess 80
sir; he's sick abed to. day. ."-Boston Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Young Society People Take
Part in Amateur Theatricals.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Anniversary

A wedding of Much Social Prominence
which Took Place In Kent County,
Md. Yestsrday-A risasant Surprise
Party-Personal News About Whining
ton People and Their Friends.
All communications intended for insertion
this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Conn
munications should be written on one side Of
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06
Quick Lunch

At Bsckstt's, Nos. and 8 West Sixth
street.
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE car
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM
Evening journal., 1895-12-06

PRICEs.-GaIery, 25 and IS cents; n st
two rows, 50 cents. First door, 81, 70 cents
and Sl.O0.