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Evening journal., 1895-07-20
/ GaLLauT SOLDIER LAID TO REST.

The Funeral of Colonel Joseph s. Booth
Occurs This Afternoon and is Largely
Attended.
The funeral of the late Colonel Joseph
s Booth, assistant adjutant general.
Delaware State Dspardment, G. A. r
occurred at o'clock this afternoon from
the residence. Seventh and Wollaston
streets. and was very largely attended
Rev. A. N. Kelgwin, OF the West
Presbyterian Church. ofiiclated.
The employees Of the Jackson and Sharp
Company and the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company attended Ia = bcly. az
did the veterans Of DuP1nt Poet No 9
and U S Grant Post 13, G A. r., Della
ware Lodge mo. 8. A o. U W, and
Blue Rock Council. No. 3a, L o r @.
There were many members OF other
posts Of the g A. R.. and the depart.
ment officials also present.
The hlral embems were many and
unusually beautiful. Among them were
large arch Of roses and other hlwers
bearing the inscription, "Our Friend
and ShopmRte," from the employees Of
the Jackson and Sharp Company, and q
pillow from the family inscribed "Lovlne
Husband and Kind Father
Interment was msde Ia Rlvervlew
Cemetery under the charge OF Dupont
Post, g. A X the services there being 10
accordance with the military ritual. The
pail bearers we're selected from the A. o.
u. W., Legion Of the Red Cross and g.
A 4 Posts
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
MRS. BgOTN AND MRS. HARRISON.

The Former Takes Exception to a Por-
tion Of the Latter's Interview ReIa-
tive to the jackson Street Scandal lin
Which Her Husband Figures.
William Gallagher, Of No. COL Spruce
street, called at the EVENING JOURNAL
office last evening and presented for
publication the following supplementary
statement from Mrs William 81 Brown
relative to her husbands relations with
Mrs. Clayton T. Harrison.
Il send this in order to contradict a
statement made by the grsen-eyed
monster, bstter known as Mrs. Harrison
The statement she made in her report
published in the EVENING JOURNAL Of
Wednesday, July II, is not true.
therefore l want the public to know
that she is the guilty person that
invaded my home and caused so
much trouble She said that both Mr.
Brown and denied the stories that were
set stoat. I can't deny what plainly
saw, and Mr.. Brown doesn't deny what he
did. never was jealous Of my husband
end hau no cause to be until Mrs Harri-
son came to my house | never circulated
any stories regarding her but what can
prove to be true. Mrs. Harrison said she
was satisfied when / denied what had
seen, but that Is something l will never
do deny the truth
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
HOT DAY And SMALL DOCKET.
BUT FEW CASES AND THOSE OF NOT
VERY MUCH IMPORTANCE.

Two Small CoIored BoYs Sent to the
Ferris Reform school for TnI-Tap-
ping John Beck Fined for vIolat-
ing the Ordinance Other Municipal
Court Gases.
Court Crier Billy Heal has been taking
vocal lessons lately and his voice. which
had been badly warped by fall while
learning 70 ride bicycle ia New Castle,
has again resumed it's original timbre
This morning he was forced to respond
10 an encore. and fairly eclipsed himself
DR. Frank Kane and Barney McVsy are
said TO be jealous Of his powers as
vocalist ana fear that the lRurels which
they have held will be ruthlessly torn
from their brows.
Judge Ball breathed sigh of relief as
he took his seat on the bench Of the
Municipal Court and glanced over the
docket 1t was light and the room was
like an oven. Even the officers who we're
obliged to testify, showed the effect Of
the heat and their voices had hard work
In reaching even the clerk. II Is rum
oIed that some Of the knights Of the
locust will De examined by the city
physician for chronic weakness Of tue
vocal organs II this is not done the
prisoners and the reporters will be
forced t. use ear trumDsts
Two smsll oolored boys, about 10 years
OF age, named respectively Garfield
Jordan and Charles Savlns, were charged
with stealing So from the till OF George
A. Walls. huckster in Eighth street
market. Both the boys are genuine
little scalawsgs and have been In trouble
before Each one teariully pleaded for
leniency aud threw the blame on the
other Judge Ball thought bsst to send
them to the Ferris Reform School
Frank Hendsrer aud George Muller
were charged with bothering W. J
Dillon. on Maryland avenue and
Franklin street There was no evidence
against Henderer Judge Ball said he
had lie ard only the best reports regard
ing Miller and said that be believed
from his face and general appearances
that he was not guilty. and disehsrged
him.
Officer Shields discovered John Nc
Olosksy at Front aud Walnut streets very
mach under the influence Of liquor. He is
an old offender and his dose WAS CORE
spondinglY heavy-$5 aud costs.
John Beck WAS taking q coupe OF
barrels of crabs most of them dead, Ia
| the dump, when he was acoosted by
boy in front OF No. $50 Conrad street
aud asked to be given The cfustaeeans
Beck, who should have known better
unlosded the barrels aus left them Tn,
boy took them in the yard, but wa
forced by his father to remove them
Beck was charged with violating the city
ordinance in depositing the rubbish oil
the st eet. Judge Ball thought he wa
old enough and has had experience
enough to know better and insd him S.
Efis Mention and Robert Cardwel
were charged by Mary Desmond with
committing q nuisance on Miners cour
by depositing flth therein The evidencI
was favorable to them aud the case wa
dismissed
Daniel Gillespie. who is on bail as
witness IN the case of Willian q
straughn charged with stabbinE Dapi.
Lelpert, appeared and his bail was con
timed until Jaly 20 Michael Welsh
another witness, failed to show up an
bis bail was declared forfeited HI
mother Nsiis Welsh Is his surety al
the amount $500
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Mr.. Herbert married Miss knris Crow,
a highly respected young woman. There
were eleven children Of that union as
follows:
William Black Herbert. marshal at
the Consular Court OF the United States
at Kanagswa, japan.
Frank Edwin Herbert, mayor and
notary public Of New Castle.
Edwin Vaudeville Herbert, now en-
gagged in farming in New Castle hundred.
Allen Lee Herbert, who died In infancy.
Evan Biyard Herbert, who died October
6, 1885, in his 19sh year
Harry w. Herbert, Of this city: Annie
Virginia, wife OF Edward T. Kemp, OF
Syracuse, N Y Agnes Johnson, wife OF
A. V. Leslie George. Of Wilmington
Kate May, Carrie Vsndever and Bessie
Lechler, all living st homs
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
WANT 10 WEAR THE GREY.
These Men Passed the Civil Service
Examination and Now waat Positions
In Unoie SANS Service.

These Men Passed the Civil Service
Examination ana Now want Positions
In Unole SANS Service.
On June 15 last a civil service examina.
tion was held In this city when a number
OF candidates for carriers and clei ks
applied for the test The list has been
returned with the following averages:
Clerks, Charles = Morgan, northeast
corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets,
average 902S Thomas A. Lynch No.
$50 East Seventh street, average So SO;
John Lynch. No. 1901 Lincoln, SO %;
Warren h Farra, No 624 King, 84 rs;
Frank M. Sewer, No. 106 East Fifth,
"a OS; Arthur II Smith No 6l3 Washing
ton, 81 93; Thomas B. Monaghan, No SOB
Orange, S2 70; James L Ziegler, No.
900 Madison, 81 So; Samuel g Brown.
No 2l5 West Second, 8100 John A.
Butler, No 217 Jefferson, so 63;
Paul W. Taylor No S27 jackson,
SOIL; ID. h. Mackey, No 516 East
Eleventh, 10 90; Frank Jeandell, No.
1919 Gllpin avenue, 70 945: Isaac w
Howard, No 906 Wilson, 7S 39; Will
liam +. McCIoskey. No. 20l West
Eighth. 7S As; Peter O. Daley,
No. 205 Woodlawn avenue,
75 SO; Henry Kleinstuber, No 706
Walnut 75 AS Daniel r Cam, No. 507
West, "a "a; Thomas Hamilton, No.
783 Rodney, G3 33; Frank w Mccall.
No Sl4 West sixth, 72 30; William g.
Baugh, No 1882 West Fourth, 1885;
Thomas A. Murphy, No 607 Poplar,
n 85 Charles Palmer, No. 1917 West
Fourth, n 81.
Carriers. Benjami @ Sentman, No.
1924 West Sixth street, average
90 40; John A Jordan, No S24
Madison street, average SO IS:
William M. Newton, No. 206 West
Eleventh street, average 80 3S; Thomas
A rorsey No 800 East Ninth street.
average sc 80; William W. Billingsley,
No 1907 Union street, aversRe S5 55 I;
William o. Sheppard. No. 926 West
Sixth Istrset, average 81 50; Nathan M.
Wilson, No. 105 West Seventh, II 68 /;
George B. Christy, No 916 West
Eighth, 02. 40; Frank ]. Carberry, No.
| Ell West Eighth, 50 3d. William l..
Morris, No. 110S Lombard 1856;
Walter l. Willis, No 204 East
Seventh, S775; Granville Hopes,
no. 1914 Delaware avenue, 81 68
/ Edward II Duffy, Sixth avenue and
Duncan, 81 90; Thomas w. ShRllcross,
No. sac Orange, 81 50; George w saase,
No. Ia East Fourth, $780, Edmund J..
Gee, No. 7l0 Spruce. 80 %; George
| ~ Abele, No 32i East Fourth,
SO 60; Elmer NJ Worth, No. 40a
East Second, 81 So; James J Doherty,
No 1101 West Seventh, SO 70; William
E Brommsl. No 313 East Tenth, SO 23
John McKelvey, No. 2l7 Jefferson. 70 20
p J Cunningham, No 922 West second
7S 90; Harry w. Duntz, No. 10;
NJ Adams 20 2s; Henry HIrzel, No. 1914
King, N 55 George ~ Bailey, No. 035
East Eighth, 7706 James A. Tucker
No. Sli Conrad, 70 81; Sewell d. Scott
No. 1921 West Seventh, 70 %; William
T.. Hayes, No. 636 East Fifth, 74.79
H. Harrison. No. $50 East Fifth
"a. %; Thomas II, Donaldson, No. %
Woodlawn avenue. 7415; NJ j. Ander
son, No. 737 Vast Sixth, 73 90; Charlie
S Woodrow, No si1 Monroe, 73 10
Samuel 1idlan, No 427 East Second
~ 10; Joseph Saunders, No Ala Mort
Franklin, 1000.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
New York Herald Weather Forecasis.-Tha
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The rooms Of the Wilmington Press Club
were furnished to-day and VIII b. thrown
open h the members as soon as duplicate
keys are r. cetved from the locksmith.
"A Wilmington restaurateur, who reads
the daily papers. has his raistn pie labeled
"Apendicitus cuts"
About 500 people went to Atlantic City
to-day on special excursion over the b. a.
O. railroad.
Thu medical examinations viii take place
at Dover mex week. and several Wilmington
doctors viii go down there.
Train No. 40's second section over the p.
W. & B railroad, which has a New Orleans
connection WAS eight hours late to-day.
The Earn Liue steamship Earnford wae
docked last night By the Hsrlan and Hol-
lingsworth woIkmen.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
DOESN'T THINK HIS DOG WAS MAD.

Frederick steinicken whose Dog hit
Little Anthony Cook, Makes an EN-
pianstiOn.
Frederick Steinlcken. who resides at
No S26 Pine street aud was the owner
OF the Sptz dog shot Wednesday by
Oaieer Sherry which was believed TO be
mad, and Rt whose door Is laid the biting
OF half a-dOzsn boys in the vlcinitv Of
Eighth and Pine called at the office Of
the EVENING JOURNAL this morning, to
make q statement He said:
my dog was not mad when he went
away from home In the morning. He
was Ia the habit OF going to the house Of
a lady on Lord street who owns a son Of
my dog, and remained there from til 10
oclock eating and drinking and being pet
ted Ho sbo we'd no signs OF being mad
won't out to look for him but could not
find him About o'clock | saw IN the
EVENING JOURNAL an account of dog
being stoned to death 10 q w. Bush g.
Sons lumber yard, and thought maybe
It was mine
"On the way over l saw a crowd aud
found il was my dog that WAS shot.
told the officer he wasn't mad and he
said he Was pretty near mad anyway
As 1 learned. the Cook boy with two
others was playing horse when my dog
came along. Cook, who was driving,
undertook to pat the dog but he didn'
like children. Then the boy hit at him
with his whip and the dog bit him
There were three other dogs around there
that were mad, but l don'b think mine
was After be Bit the boy crowd
stoned aud chased him aud II anything
was the matter with him II came from
Ahnt D
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
A pnner rrn,t Fnrmad.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Some of the largest
paper manufacturers in the country, rep
resenting about three-fourths of the total
output Of the rolls used in the newspaper
business, have been at work several weeks
perfecting details of combine of the sew
eral companies in one big corporation. 1t
is practically admitted the plan will be
carried through The deal involves at
least $50, 600, 600 and possibly several mil
lions more
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
YOUNG wHgeLwoMAN's TROUBLE.

The Bishops Wife Did All in Her Power
to Relieve Her From Her UnenvIable
state of Mind.
A rather nice-looklng girl went mar
keting on her wheel this morning. On
her return trip, when opposite the
Equitable Building, she lost control Of
her wheel for an instant and, In en-
deavoriDg to regain IT, lost control Of
dozen or more peaches which she had as
part of her purchases Tie blushng
Southern beauties rolled over the street
In all directions, and the girl felt con-
siderably embarrassed
Mrs Coleman. the wife OF the bishop.
was the only person near by, and she
Immediately left the sidewalk and
collected the scattered peaches before
the girl had recovered her compasure.
After she had murmured her thanks a
passerby heard her exolaim.
Didn't / make mess OF IL.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
Boys Enjoy stolen Transfers.

Eight or ten West Side boys have been
exercising the Wilmington City Railway
Company officials during the past two
weeks They stole aDumber Of transfers
which = CONDUCTOR left under the car
seat, manufactured punch and used
them on the Eighth street line for
several days before the scheme was
detected
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
PhmnIr nors on nand.

Some of the members OF the Pb@0ix
Company discovered fre In the stable on
Twelfth near French atreets. occupied by
the Grand Union Tea Company. last
night They laid line Of hose but
didn't use 1t as few buckets sutiiced .
The blaze wEs among some straw under
the feet Of some horses. The damage
was sliqht.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
SINGLE TAX SPEAKER ARRESTED.

But while He Was Being Tried Before
Justice OF the Peace, Another Held
Forth on the Streets of NtlddIetown
Four single tax enthusiasts, Messrs
Heizsl, Shoemaker, Hand and DR..
Preston, all of Philadelphia, went to
Middletown last night to expound their
fsvorite subject TO the citizens Of that
place Upon their arrival there how.
ever, they were informed by policeman
that they would not be allowed to speak
under penalty OF the law
The single tax advocates thereupon
asserted themselves, and Mr.. Hetzal
immediately began to speak on the right
Of free speech Agsia the policeman
warned him that IL he did not cease he
would be compelled 10 arrest him.
De continued and the policeman put
his threat into effect Mr. Hetzsl was
taken before a magistrate who, after
hearing the testimony discharged him
While Hetzsl was in durancs vile, his
comrade Shoemaker was addressing the
crowd on the street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
knrnnvnl.

The Electric Construction aud Supply
Company. formerly OF No East Eighth
street, have removed to No. West Sixth
street. where they are now prepared to
serve their patrons with the same
promptness and moderate prices as has
always been their custom. Telephone No.
$40.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
nrhe rvenlne journal March. .

w. Howard E,erle's very pleasing com
position "The Evening Journal March,
'dedlcste to the EVENING JOURNAL, Of
Wilmington, Del. has just been pub
llshed for piano and wherever the march
Is displayed in a store window there Is
demand for it. The title page Is quite
artistic and the print throughout is clear
and AttrRc i've
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
For the Pnhlie oonrsnlrnnn.

The city tax Office will not be open
this afternoon. bus the collectors expect
q rush on next Saturday and viii keep
ths office open the whole day. This is
optional with the collectors as a council
manic resolution authorizes them TO close
every Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
VIZ the VAC rell orerboard.

SAVANNAH, July 2O-Edmund Lucke,
mate Of the schooner Emily 4. Northam,
from Perth Amboy, fell in the river while
boarding the vessel and was drowned. He
had unexpectedly met his brother, whom
he had not seen for II years, and the re-
union was celebrated with friends.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
nuaTNnes nARna.
THE HOTEL REGISTER,

fTNHE HOTEL REGISTER,
a The representative organ of the hotel
interests, read at all Of the principal Of the
ninety thousand hotels, restaurants and clubs
OF America. and largely In Europe.
l is now.publishing LIST OF THE BEST
PAPERS adapted for hotel advertising. frhe
hotels OF America expend SIX MILLIONS
OF DOLL AIRS ANNUALLY with the news
papers
1t is now publishing a complete list Of all
Summer Resort Hotels classified, and places
among the very first the United States and
the Grand Union. Saratoga; the Hotel Cham
plain, Clinton County, Lake Champlain; the
Hotel Berlin. Lake HopatcOng, n. j.; the
West End. long Branch. etc etc.
II Is the only paper publishing all about all
hotels, including Summer and Winter Re-
SORTS.
Send 10 cents for SUMMER EDITION, or
order of American News Company, or at any
hotel or Of any newsdealer.
The Hotel Register and Tourist Agency
Headquarters for all hotels, rates, rating and
general information.
THE HOTEL REGISTER COMPANY. z
Warren Street. New York
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
HasbroOh Returns to Ms Home.

Edward Hssbrook. the young Brooklyn
law student, who bAmbo ozled the
Wilmington wheelmen for q short time,
By posing as First Lieutenant II. ID.
Wise, s. A and who was exposed
yesterday bv Captain Kane, OF the police
force, left for his home In the city OF
churches, at o'clock yesterday after
noon, the money for his fare being
furnished by Charles O. Lawton, who
hefriended him while here. II he is wise,
even II he is not Wise. he will bs wise
to never try the experiment again, and
especially not in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
PYLE OUT FOR REGISTER.

Thomas L b Baldwin, OF aIin Creek Hun
dred. ls Also in the Field As a Big
Second.
Ex-State Senator John Pyle has come
out as candid ate for the office OF
register OF wills TO succeed j Wilkins
Cooch, whose term will expire In about a
year. He has already been assured Of
the hearty support Of many Of his friends
and his canvass Is being actively pushed
Thomas l. j. Baldwin, OF Mill Creek
hundred, Is also In the field for the place
and has considerable strength Ia the
rural parts Of the county.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
SHE GETS A STAY.
Tho Execution of Maria Barberi Is Indeh-
nitely Postponed.

niteiy Postponed.
NEW YORK, July 2o.-Amos H. Evans
counsel for Maria Barberi, has fled with
Warden Sage of Sing Sing prison, the
chief clerk Of general sessions and the dis
trict attorney notice Of appeal from the
sentence Of death.
This notice acts as a stay. II may be
months before the court Of appeals will
decide the case, and it is therefore certain
that she will not be executed in the week
beginning Aug. 10.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

The citizens OF Wilmington have an
enviable name for their readiness in
responding to appeals for worthy causes
and there Is no reason to doubt that a
sufficient amount will be raised at once
to meet the necessary expense Of the
proposed trip In order to be OF any avail
and to save the life of this little boy II is
necessary that the money should be forth
coming at once Delays are dangerous
and In this case would be perhaps fatal
The cause is a deserving one and the
family worthy of assistance.
The following letter accompanied the
check from w. K. Crosby:
"WILMINeTON, Del. July 20, 1895
EDITOR EVENING JoUREAL:-SIR:-
read in last evenings JOURNAL of the
sad case Of the little Cook boy, who was
bitten by the mad dog, referred to last
Wednesday. and whose physician, DR.
First, advises should b. sent to the
Pasteur Institute In New York for treat
ment. but as the family are very poor,
outside help will be absolutely necessary
Enclosed please find my check for S.
to help raise fnnd to send the little
fellow on to New York viii you kindly
call attention TO this matter again
through the columns of your valuable
paper, and urge prompt help on the part
OF our benevolent citizens so that the life
OF the little boy may be saved. It is a
case tnat should appeal instantly TO the
benevolent and humane
Very truly.
"W K. CRosBY
Subscriptions may be left st the Office
of the EVENING JOURNAL and will bs
promptly acknowledged.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
rhose Intruslve Canadlans.

ERIE, Pa, July 20.--The Canadian pa
troll boat Petrol seized the nets of the san
dusky Fish company within 10 miles OF
Erie. The government will be appealed to.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
The Delaware Represent alive.

The National Executive Committee OF
the League Of American Clubs will meet
Ia Chic lgo in August Fyancis h
Hcfesksr Is the representative from this
state.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
Corn Ton Feet High.

George w. Goodley believes that he Is
the king-bse Of New Castle county iu
the corn growing line on his farm
near Granogue be has corn which Is ten
feet high and still growing.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Robert O. Fraim, Of the New Castle
bar, whose home is at Seventh and
French streets, has large and beautiful
collection Of sweet peas growing in the
garden at the rear Of his residences 1t is
plo0ably the largest display in the city.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
PROPOSALS
TDROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals win bs received at the
oilics of the park engineer, No. 1921 Lowering
avenue, up to Saturday, July "a. at 5 D. ln.. for
building a rubble stone retaining wall. CON
Jaining about 800 cubic yards The right is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the nllice of
THEODORE A LEISEN
Park Engineer
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
Catholic summer school.

PLArTsBURG, n Y, July 20. - The
3rst regular sessions Of the Catholic sum-
per school were held at their grounds,
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
nav RIdca tha po,n,,rnI

Next excursion Sunday, July 81 Special
trains leave Market street 7.20 ID. iand
Delaware avenue 80 a. m Arrive home
9p m. Fare 81 90 for round trip.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

The Kingswood NJ E.Sundsy school will
give an excursion to Shellpot Park, Tues
day. July 23rd
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
GEWING MAoHINEs.

~ O'DONALD. IL East Seventh street,
leads them all IN low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to Sl6,
Sl6 and SO All makes to select from,
Singer, Wheeler K Wilson, New Home Do.
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes
Any machine sent on trial, free,slx months for
cash. two years on instGllments. Send postal
j. II. O'DONALD.
No. II East Seventh Street.
Any machine repaired. 30 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
IT IS 4 WORTHY OBJECT.

The Appeal of the Evening journal"
for Aid Toward Fand to Send An
thoDy Cook to New York hears FIuit
The following responses TO the appeal
made by the EVENING JOURNAL for
subscriptions to fund for the purpose
OF sending year-old Anthony Cook. who
was bitten by mad dog, TO the P6steur
Institute New York, have been received
at this office up to date
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England
to-day the weather will be genera ly fair and
sultry, with fresh and light southerly and
southeasterly winds, temperature rising and
reaching maxima above 90 degrees In this
section, except on the sea coast. followed by
slightly cooler and partly cloudy weather,
with local rains in and east OF The lake re-
rion. On Sunday, in both Of these sections,
fair TO partly cloudy, slightly cooler weather
and fresh southwest 10 westerly winds Will
prevail. preceded by local rain In the north
ern districts, and on Monday fair weather.
with slight temperature changes
New York Herald Weather Forecasts.-Th he
warm wave" area in the West advanced
eastward yesterday to the Atlantic staboerd.
The government reports asst evening noted
maximum temperatures Of ss degrees At Har-
risburg, Philadelphia and Washington, 70 at
Buffalo, "a at Lynchburg. Va Cleveland.
ohio. and Indianapolis, 96 at Columbus. Ohio,
md IS at Park rsburg, w. Va. An area OF
cooler weather IL the northwest Is moving
eastwardly, preceded by local rains and
thunder storms in the lake region. This are a
will extend TO the upper Hudson valley aud
New England tonight or tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
DE. FraIm.s su aet peaa.

Augustine excursion leaves depot 80
3. N. for Atlantic City, Saturday, July 27.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Look for pictures, easels, mirrors aud
art goods at II East Third street, Hiram
Yerger.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Coaches attend all trains and carry guest:
20 and from the beach free of charge.
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