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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Picture of Captain Babcock.

At the stated communication OF Dove
Lodge No. 81, 4. f. and A. NJ, on Friday
night. the lodge decided to present the
Retreat for the Sick with a picture OF
Captain A. G. Babcock. deceased. The
portrait thus donated was loaned 10 the
Retreat on the occasion of the services
incident TO the dedication OF the Babcock
memorial cot at that institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Orpnu Works Destroyed.

HAGERSTOWN. MD, August iO.-M. p.
Mollerss organ works were completely
destroyed by fire early this morning.
The building was large two-story brick,
and covered an acre Of ground.
one hundred reed organs. valued at
$50 each, were destroyed with a $500
pipe-organ for the Lutheran church. at
Quincy, o. The loss Is estimated at
10000: insurance slight.
Fifty employees lost their tools.
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Statfon-House Notes.

William Scott and Moses Johnson (col-
ored) were arrested last night charged
with conducting Clearinghouse at the
corner OF Brook avenue and Leigh street.
The negroes were caught In the act OF
playing a game known as ''pig-in-the-
bag" and their paraphernalia was also
taken along by the officers.
Charles Sells (colorsD was arrested and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Marriage Announcemen emit 4.

STANTON. VA. August lO.-(spe-
cial )-Cards were received here to-day
announcing the marriage at Chicago on
the 9Th instant, of Mr.. Hugh l.. Powell,
Of this city, and Miss Mary Lowden, who
for several Sessions past has been MEN,
Der OF the faculty Of the Virginia Female
Institute. the Stanton college for women
Of which school the principal is Mrs. Flora
Cooke Stuart, the widow of General J.
y II Stuart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

Cards. Bnl-Heads. statements. Letter
Heads. Note-Heads. Circulars, Handbu!s.
Dodgers, &c, printed by the Dispatch
Company al low prices. WIN give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work Send US your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WE. Gary. George a. Hundley.
n. VI. Harris, r. w. Hoge'
r. a. Harwood. j.. X. Johnson,
G. A. Jones r. u. Macomber,
O. NJ. Marshall. Warner Moore.
r. NJ. Mcdowell. Albert Ardway'
r.. NJ. J. Paynter. George W. Poe
John Perry, John T. Rogers.
+. NJ. sherry. j. IL. SUIT,
r. G. Stacy, j. NJ. stevens
John A. Tyree J. r. Vaughan.
Geo. c. Nanderslice, W. 4. Wyatt,
c. l.. WORKMAN. Alex. II. Wells,
Gilbert e. Walker, c. \. Wallace,
T. H. Wallace. George q. Wayt'
W. H. Welslcer. Fred. II. Williams.
WAS IN BOTH PARTIES.
From these lists Il will be observed
that Sir Knights William r. Tanner,
william r. Allen. and John Perry are the
only three who made both pilsrimages.
and Of these three Colonel Tanner Is
the only survivor. on the occasion OF the
nfst tS he had just been created
knight Templar being barely OF age),
and on the second he went as Eminent
Commander. Colonel Tanner is one OF
the best known members Of the craft
IN Richmond He was made a master
Mason IN Richmond Lodge No. 10, In the
spring of 1855. and was rapidly advanced
through the capitular degrees. and made
a knight Templar within SIX weeks from
the time he received his first degree He
was elected master Of Richmond Lodge.
No. TO- I'm June, 1853. and served three
years. doing a great deal OF work as
such, seventy-nine master Masons having
been made in No 10 during his admin
istratiOn. which embraced nearly two
years OF the war period. Upon retiring
from the chair he was the recipient OF
a most complimentary set OF resolutions
from the lodge handsomely engrossed up
on parchment and also costly gold
past-masters Jewell appropriately in
scribed. After serving IN several offices
in the Royal Arch Chapter he was
elected Eminent Commander Of Richmond
Commandery No ?. in which position he
served three years. and in the fall of
the year 1877 he assisted in the organi-
zation Of tho Commandery Of st. An
drew No. lS. was elected Its Eminent
Commando, and. as such. also served
three years Upon retiring he was hon
ored by the commandery hanging his
portrait upon the walls Of their asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED, SITUATION To TEACH
CHILDREN UNDER FOURTEEN. Eng
lish. French, instrumental music, elemen-
tar. Latin. References: Bishop White.
General Gusts Lee. Address Miss WHIT
TILE Rocky Mount. Va. b. 2l-Suit.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng PowcrLaet u S. Govt Repor.
RQH!A!!! &c. skassE
ABSOLUTELY pURE
BUSINESS WANTS

WANTED, TO RENT. BY srp-r,.
Der LIST. either a SMALL no. .l.
six rooms, or Nat OF five. M .. ~
or fifteen minutes from p0st-8H... n
must be moderate. In replying ...t. ..'
Il. g. Box SIS. city. al.
WANTED. BOOKS. MAO NV
PAMPHLETS. AND MANI S.ufl,-- 20
all descriptions; ,L.sliDrar.es plrl "a
Post-Ofice Box 80. Richmond -
mh r.g.fve-
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READ AS YOU RUN.

300 barrels Choice Family Flour
IN SACKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
500 sacks Finest Salt. 30 pOuuis...N n
5000 barrels Patent Family Flour .. 4
1900 pounds Pork Sides ............ "a
1000 dozen Largest Fat Macker..
edch -r..-......s ...s..........s.t..
coo Smithneld Hams, something d.-
NciOQs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
100 dozen Potted Ham AMI Tongue.
per can +......s..+...t-...--...
50,OOO bushels Choice oats ............
Large Bars Laundry Soap ........ ~
Mocha and Java Coifee, fresh ruIst-
Finest New York State Butter ..... -
Nice Fresh Glnger-Snaps ............
5000 pounds California Hams .....-..
plugs Hardgroye's Sun-Curtt l'-
Dacco ......s...s.s....+ -.ss-. ....t.ts.t
Pure Cider Vinegar, per gallon. I
30 bags Choicest Laguayfa Cofee d"
3-pOuni-cans Table Peaches. l ,
syrup ...-...s..... ..s-.r..s..s...t-...
dozen New Cut-Horrings ........... >
500 boxes Fine Havana Cigars. rfr .,
box ....s...s..ss-s... s..s..s t.st.tss.... ~
200 boxes Mustard Sar0ines, i.i
DON .....s.-.ssst-s.-..s .ss.ss.ssststf
Choice Rice, per pound .........-....'
Finest English Breakfast TEA.
II. OSULLlNAN.
Eighteenth and Main
Phone 507 " 2s-sl,iu. t.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES \ POSI-
TON AS TEACHER in school or
family. Can teach English. Mathematics,
French, and Latin; vocal and instru-
mental music on piano. guitar, mandolin,
and banjo. References exchanged. I'D
dress Miss Il. A., care Postmaster
Boydton. Va jy 2S-Su-3t'
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL
WHISKEY DIRECT FROM
THE KENTUCKY BOURBON CO,
au l-its Newport Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED, BY A LADY TEACHER
OF ten years successful experience and
furnishing the best OF testimonials and
references, a POSITION I'm a family.
Branches: English. Mathematics Music
Junior French. Terms moderate. Adj
dress Box IS, Orange. Orange county, Va.
~. 0s- CIafs
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r--o51 WOODWARD son.
|W2s LUMBER.
WE ciN.A SASH BLINDS. Enc.
sa,su,w.Th Ninth a0d byri sI''N
LOST. sTRAYEp. AND INp.

~>>~~~.s,.-- .-ass---H- -..n.- 400
SO REWARD-LOSr. SCNuAh H.
GUST nth. either or leigh p-t es,.,,t be-
rison and BROOK avenue or on hl.AN .,f
tween Brook avenue and Chssap ~ TN
ohio dsnot. A LADIES' GOLD VA :.
AND CHAIN. Monogram on oe,s
"rRtAvINs' Stall II. Second Market
mn Ii-ltt
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. ONE LARGE ROOM IN
the business part Of the city, suitable for
holding clothing stock. Apply 10 J. b.
TILLAR, General Delivery. au Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW
hours leisure each day should write me
at once regarding pleasant home work,
which easily pays SIS weekly. This is no
deception, and will certainly pay you to
investigate. Reply with stamped envelope
Mrs. $. A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Mich.
IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED. 4 SITUATION AS ORGAN
IST AND CHOIR-TRAINER. Protestant
Episcopal church preferred. Also. as
MUsIC-rEACHER in school or private
classes. Many years of experience and
success in this work. References ex-
changed. Address c.. care Postmaster,
Houston, Halifax county. Va. au I0-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

A LADY WITH EXPERIENCE AND
high testimonials desires POSITION IN
PRIVATE FAMILY. Thorough instruc-
ton in English. French, Music Elocution,
and Physical Culture modern methods.
Best references given. Address Miss
AUBYN, Ruther Glen, Caroline county.
Va au S-w&Sult'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED. BY AN a. b., or HAAlP-
DEN-SIDNEY, q POSITION As TEACH
Err. Qualifications. Latin, Greek, French.
German. English, Mathematics, AMI the
sciences. Best references. W. II. I.
SQUIRES, Petersburg, Va.
au6TIl1i-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED, FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY, ABLE-BODIED. UNMARRIED
MEN, between ages OF q and &c. citizens
of the United States, OF good character,
read, and write English. For full infor-
nation apply. preferable by letter. 10
RECRUITING OFFICER. &5 Main street,
IVnchburg Va. au i-Su Tu& 1htse1)tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED. 4 FIRsT-CLAss SALES
MAN. well acquainted with the gen raj
store and dry-goods dealers in the state
Of Virginia, 10 sell dry-goods and notions
for a well-known house. State references
where last employed. and salary expected.
This is an exceptional chance for ths right
man. Answer. DRY-GOODS. care Dispatch
office. an lV-Zt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED, GOOD COOK AND
WASHER to go to Bon Air; also, WHITE
WOMAN To CLEAN UP AND SEW.
Apply between Q and Il Monday at Sli
west Franklin street. au Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

WANTED. BY SELF AND WIFE. AN
UNPUBLISHED SECOND STORY
FRONT ROOM, with board. In a private
family, or three connecting rooms. LOca-
ton east OF First and south OF Broad pre-
ferred. State terms. Address No. -. care
Dispatch office au ll-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

DO YOU WANT A POSITION? THE
SMITHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
1902 east Broad street phone 60 had
NINE APPLICATIONS last week from
businessmen for its students. What bet
ter investment could be made than a
course az this institution? Better begin
at once au 4-Su,Iu&W
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
sherir Dnlard Bags Flt1simmons.

TEXARKANA, Tex, Oct 31.-Sherif
billiard and deputies Of Miller county,
who left Texarkana on the Iron Mountain
cannon ball, succeeded In bagging the
pugllistio game they were after. Fitzsim-
mons and his trainer were arrested by
them and taken of their train at Fulton.
A special train was telegraphed for to
bring the officers and pugilists back 70
this city. They arrived here about 7;l5
o'clock, and the sheriff, with his deputies,
with Fitzsimmons and Julian under ar.
rest, left Texarknna at 1885 via the Cot
ton Belt railroad for Little Rock. They
took this route 10 avoid any trouble that
might arise at Malvern II the Iron Noun
tain route was used.
Both Fitzsimmons and Julian said they
were ready for the fight but could not say
when or whore &c could take place as
they were under arrest. Both denounced
Corbett and the Florida Athletic club for
doing everything in their power to pre-
vent and siave OFT the tight TO later day.
They declared that Corbett was not in
condition now and hence tried to put IL
Off. fit1simmons said he was In fine trim
and felt confident Of easily knocking out
Corhett He had trained continuously
and was never In finer form. Fitzsimmons
gave his weight now at 1852 pounds He
and Julian will claim the S. 300 forfeit
today II they can get through to Hot
Springs. Both appeared in good humor,
although under arrest. and said it was
useless to fret over such a thing as IL
was unavoidable on their part. Tho trial
of their cases under the warrant issued by
Chancellor Judge Martin at Little Rock
will be held today.
Sheriff Houpt OF Hot Springs, who
sought to carry Fitzslmmons and Julian
through to that city under tho guise of ar
rest, was lost in the shuttle when he dis
puted sheriff billiards. authority.
The latter arrested him on the Iron
Mountain train, but when the crowd got
off at Fulton, Houpt remained aboard,
but got of at Hope the next station
above, where he telographed billiard that
he was not trying to get away and would
come back on the FIRST train and give him
self up.
Sheriff billiard has been assisted by the
deputy sheriff Of Little Rock, and every
move has been made according to written
instructions from Governor Clark. The
governor ordered Sh3rin Dillard and Dep
uty Heard to get a big posse of men TO
take fitzsimmons at all hazards and at
any cost and produce him before Judge
Martin at Little Rock as soon as possible
after arresting him. There was an i'm
mense crowd to meet the officers and
pugilists as they came in from Fulton,
and the party could hardly get through
the jam at the Cosmopolitan hotel to se-
cure supper before starting for Little Rock.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
THE U. S. GUNElAT WILMINGTON

To BE Named In sonor OF This City-In.
itial Steps Towards Securing an Ap-
propriats Gilt for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one OF the new gunbosts to De
built at Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and it is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognizance of it Other cities have done
honor to themselves and their namssake
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand
With this object in view; the EVENING
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund to be ed for the purchase Of
silver service for the United States
gunbost Wilmington The money re
ceived will be acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject to the orders o.
q committee of citizens which will
be selected later:
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
DR.. McCOOK'S EULOGIOM,
HE SPOKE WARMLY OF PROFESSOR
GARReTSoN'S VIRTUES.

Imposing Ceremonies at LaDsdowne Yes
terdas-The Body wan Be Iooinerated
and gthe Ashes Buried 10 the Friend's
Burial Grouud At Darby.
LANsDowHE. Pa Oct 3l.-The funeral
Of Professor James E Garretson. A M 4,
NJ D, ID d s., Dean OF the Philadelphla
Dental College, formerly Of Wilmington,
took place yesterday morning from his
home in this place
The students OF the Dental College,
about 400 in number, left Broad Street
station Philade phia, At 10 3. m, al d
on reaching Lausdowne marched slowly
in procession 90 the late residence OF DR.
Garretson, where they viewed the
rem aims, which we're clad IN plain black
clothes and looked exceeding llfslike
Surrounding the black cloth covered
casket we're a number OF beautiful h5ral
tributes, several OF which had bsen sent
by the students OF the Dental College
The funeral services, oonsisting OF
the reading OF passages from the Scrip
ture aud a few simple prayers, was con
dueted by Rev Henry y. vcCOok, ID ID ,
pastor OF rabtrnsc g Presby terian Church
rhirty seventh and Chestnut streets,
WHO Is Nloo plc1ihtuN oi lhe u9hiu "
trustees OF the college
In his rdiress, 10 which be character
" d Or Garretson IS friend OF HUMANITY +,
philantaropist and philosopher, D.
McOook referred to the development
which dentistry had made during tht
past 6fty years, from It's chaotic and
crude condition to It's present position
when It Is recogn zed, not AS an an
mex TO medicine msrely. but AS a special
profession. Dr. McCook paid warm
tribute to Dr. GRrretsons character and
peculiar fitness as teacher, and said be
wss apt TO teach because Of the touch Of
human sympathy In his heart
II was DR. 6arreison's wish that HE
remains should be cremated. aud, after
beiog inolnersted at ths .CfemAtory IN
Germantown, they will be privately in
TERED In the Friends burying ground At
Darby. The pail bearers, who were all
demonstrators at tho Philadelphia Dental
College, we're Drs j. 0 Rothwell, A. De
Witt Gritman, R II Nones, J.. w. Mofitt,
}. z. CArdWell and Otto K lnglls.
Mayor Jsiferis, OF Wilmington, WAS one
OF the members OF the alumni present.
IL Is said that the senior class Of tho
college will forgo holding its banquet
this year, and subscribe for handsome
marble bust OF Dr. Garrstson, which will
be placed In the college.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
CLARK WINS A ROUND.
The Governors Sheriff Captures
Fitzsimmons.
SHERIFF HOUPT WAS OUTw1TTED

The Australian and His Manager Taken
TO Little Rock. and They Cannot Get to
Hot sprIngs-Ths Fight Postponed One
Day Rt Least.
LITTLE Rock. Oct. 8l--The net result
Of yesterdays operations was that an
agreement was reached between counsel
for the Hot Springs Athletic club and At
torney General Kinsworthy by which Cor
bett was to be brought to Little Rock to
answer to the warrant issued from Pu-
laski county and that the fight be tenn
porarily postponed pendinga hearing Of
tho case, provided the club people entered
into this agreement in good faith.
The day was replete with exciting Incl
dents. in which the militia took the lead
ing part. Brigadier General Taylor of the
Arkansas state guard came IN at an early
hour from his home at Forrest City and
held numerous conferences with the gov
ernor, as a result OF which the state mill
tia was ordered to hold itself in readiness
TO move at a moments notice Colonel
Hollenberg OF the First regiment, in COM
mand Of the two Little Rock companies
IN. Meanwhile Governor Clark continued
with renewed energy his efforts to bar the
gates against Fitzsimmons, and sheriffs
and deputies were sent hurrying TO block
every possible point of ingress against the
New Zoalander. The situation became
extremely ludiorous, for it was plain to
every one that Sheriff Houpt and the Gar
land county authorities had now nrrayed
themselves on the side of the sporting elo-
ment, and the spectacle of two sheriffs,
each armed with warrants-one to pre-
vent a fight the other TO facilitate it,
both on the state border waiting for Fitz-
simmons and the probability OF a row be-
tween the two officers over the possession
of the.pugilist presented itself
Governor Clark received a telegram
carly stating that in the race between the
rival sherilfs Houpt had won, and that
tho Garland county officer had met Fitz-
simmons party at Marshall, Tex, from
which point the whole party, in charge Of
Houpt, had taken a special train for
Shreveport In the endeevor to reach Hot
Springs by oircuitous route TO Camden
upon the Guordon branch
Telegrams were quickly dispatched by
tho governor to the sheriffs Of the coun-
ties through which the special train was
TO pass. These kilograms said: spare
no effort Capture Hitzsimmons and hold
him for tho sheriff Of Pulaski county"
A posse was placed at Now Louisville
the first station over the state line; an
other bunch of officers at Camden, while
Sheriff Booker OF Pulaski was sent TO
Malvern to assist the sheriff at that point.
Chancellor Martin, who issued the Pu-
laski county warrant for Corbett's arrest,
came to the governors assistance and tel
egraphed to Corbctt at Hot Springs If he
engaged in fight ponding a hearing OF
the warrant that he would be in contempt
Of court and liable to 2 months impris-
onment
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
COLUMBIA A. C.
CHESTER H. 8.
InreatIratIDr l,urrus's Death.

Deputy Coroner Chandler is summon
ing . jury Of inquest on the death Of
Steve Burrus which occurred yesterS ay
afternoon Rt the almshouse hospital.
The Inquest will probably be held to
morrow. BurIus never regained con
sciousness after being knocked of the
steps In Dobbinsyille last sunday
night. as already described In the
EVENING JOURNAL State detectives are
at work on the case but nothing has
since been seen Of Joe Shultiss the
assAllant Of Burrus sbultiss was well
known At the Delaware Iron Works.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
ISnlsd br a Pulling Scene.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-Louis Harper,
the electrician at Abbey's theater, was
killed by the fall Of a piece Of scenery.
After the performance Il was being placed
on one side when it tumbled over. A
number of stagehands ran for their lives,
but Harper was knocked down, and it was
several minutes before he could be oxtri-
GATED. He was sent to St. Ninoent's hos
pltal, where no died at 1880 a. m. of an
injury to tho head.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
An Armenian Rornit.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 3l.-rhe most
alarming news yet received from Armenia
was made public here today. In the
Ieitun district 26 600 Armenians are re-
ported to be in open revolt against the
rule Of the sultan. The Turkish govern
ment in view Of the gravity Of this out
break has decided TO call out the army
rnearvoe
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
Corbett L. Missing.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 8l.-James J.
Corbett has disappeared from his training
quarters at Spring Lake, and Fitzsimmong
Is not here. He is expected in the morn
ing, but nobody seems 70 know where 10
look for him. Several stories as to his
whereabout are in circulation. Corbett' s
whoreabout IS "A mystery as we'll There
are reports that he viii 90 20 Little Rock
today TO answer the warrant taken out
Tor has arrest by the auihoritiesol Pulaski
county.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
Tnoidents Of the nay.

A prominent West End young man
was arrested on = serious charge, but
Was released last night on bis own
recognizance. aud nothing may come Of
It as II was csse OF intox'cstion
delightful social evening was spent
BY the members II the Epworth Lsaeue
at No. II South Fifth street last night
Material for the rev and modern { ii e
Of the Delaware Iron Company has ar
rived st the Delaware street wharf
A choir OF twenty voices Is beIug
selected to begin rehearsals for the
osftsts, "Pillar Of Fire" At the NJ e.
Churoh.
r. ?. Challenger will be here on Sat
urdAy 70 play football In. the game
Evening journal., 1895-10-31

against Chester Mr. Challenger played
full back last year with the Bank Clerks
Of Philadelphia. and half back this year
on the Camdea A A he is an aRgres
sIve player and New Castle boy
A drop curtain on the stege Ia Com
pAny H's armory caught fire lssi night
and the place WAS soon filed with smoke
Mrs Evans EremaiDs will be taken to
Wilmington for interment.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
Amerlcan scuttIe. La shIn.

HoNGKoNG, Oct 3l.-The American
ship Wandering jew, Captain Nichols,
which arrived here from New York ON
Sept ~ and which was ready to sail for
the same port caught nro through some
unknown oausn and was scnttled.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31

Bows We won't sell
poorly-made Suit
Clothes. if we know it. 1t
does not pay us
or you. From makers of jaw
emile Clothing exclusively we
pick the best styles. It is their
business TO make Boys Clothes
and they must make them good
or they don't succeed in their
venture God Boys Clothing
must give wear satisfaction, it
must please the boy and it
must be stylish.
At 81, 81 so, SO and "a our
line is especially attractive.
Our aim is to have our Boys
Department complete. Sizes
run from 3 years TO Is years in
Short Pant Suits and the prics
range from 81 to $40.
Too-Sixth and Market sells
Boys Shoes, Boys Hats and
whatever the boy needs for
wear.
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
Low WAFER causss.Anxlsty.

-WEsT CHESTER. Oct. 3i.-The extreme.
ly low condition Of the wster in the
borough Of Costesvllle causes much
anxiety to the people Of that place The
hremen say that were a Ere to break out
they would Be utterly powerless TO
render sny service
Evening journal., 1895-10-31
Feara Of Dsieat on saturday

Next Saturdays football game with the
agile Chester team, at Battery Park,
promises TO be the sharpest contest OF
the year, and there are fears that the
0. A. @. eleven will suffer It's frat de
feat. Oglesby, OF the University fresh
men. will play back OF the Chester line
as will also Full back Harvey, a wlry and
sccurate player The teams will face
each ofher thue.