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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

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1t cures just as sure as YOU take it, G. f.
PEARCE DRUG Co.
HOw's This ?-We offer One Hundred
Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. ].
Cheney for the last Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trans
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system. Price IS cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free
There is great danger in neglecting Collie
Cholera, and similar complaints. An abso
lutely prompt and safe cure is found in De
T,l;. Il al ~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06
Notice to Trespassers.

PASSING upon the Allegany Cemetery
property, as the law for the protection of
cemeteries will be rigidly enforced against all
trespassers.
Apl l3l ALLEGANY CEMETERY co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06
New Business Locals,

DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure never dis
appoints, never fails to give immediate relief
It cures just as sure as YOU take it. G. E
PEARCE DRUG Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

A. A. DOUB,
Treasurer Allegany county, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

Travellers find safe companion in DeWitt's
Collie and Cholera Cure. A change in drink
ing water and in diet often causes severe and
dangerous complaints. This medicine always
cures them. G. f. PEARCE DRUG Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

\ Pioneers RecOmmendation .-Mr
j. w; Venable, of Downey, pioneer of Los
Angeles, County, Cal, says: Whenever
am troubled with pain in the stomach or
with diarrhoea | use Chamberlan's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. l have
used it for years, know 1t to be reliable
remedy, and recommend it to every one"
For sale by Metzger & Percy, druggist.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

When occasion demands its use, try De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is cooling to
burns, stops pain. instantly, cleanses, a perfect
healer for scalds or skin eruptions. Always
cures piles. G. f. PEARCE DRUG Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1895-07-06

We recommend DeWitt's Colo and Cholera
Cure because we believe it safe and reliable
remedy. Its good effects are shown at once
in cases of Cholera Morbus and similar COM
plants g. f. PEARCE DRUG Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16

hard practice The chaIH are ~ mngulh.
cent turn., all h"ing members II tie Ati.
lrtir ,iuh, AND whom the rrraun opens m
IT,, suusmuJ Ru i,rani- valley the fars
vii 10" pleased With the condition IT the
\ uuug-' ~ w. ,uun-,itun with thrpr ~.
m,tk- the ,u H. aui bets tu'"trrtsi ~
i"uIIAuIug tn the coming -"Arnu are
requested ,u meet 1T NJ : h+r company
lratt"rr io morrow tIhur"lnyi night
" - nliin" AMI L"v ClAyp""l. iwo
rAurhmrn urat EArt View, Nslrn,ia r"uu
y, ~" uui-t arrest tt perjury, charged
with making - false affidavit ~ . cuut-pt
land ace lrtrrr W." general laud uih,e al
santa H., involving "a" pr" ruruuu -n-
rs 1T u u SPENCER. ipt lAul ~ NAlrnriR
county rh" r,s" wsr hrNri yesterday
anrfusn h-iurr l'ui,sl States Cummin.
rt"u"i liryau, aud both placed uutlrr
t!in h"ni each I" appear h"furr the
grand jay They CAV" h"ui
G. y Anthony, ia" Ar-ayrr ~ S"'"rr,,
aud Kuiulph liArr. Vito l"f, that city
about week agu. diving through the
country So the (u'hti INNING di-trirt,
Vrr,' here irw mluut"- thi- morning, IN
th,rr rrtuiu iu ~,uuiru NJ Authuuy
-ipi"- that h" VaS NOT ~ all disappointed
AuI ~ hI- h'l"t that ia" halt hN- not yet
hr,r '.id regarding ia" hniiru wealth II
ihr iI-ttIr Tho g"uii,u'u expect tu
i'iprn p. thr .lI-iiIt ~ about tNr weeks
Vh'u Vi Nr'h,u> vii rrtahu-h Nu assay
.lh.r nl n,Rui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16

~r,. th. & tiyr"rnd IIur'-s has
n""u yrrN"d lu n,H drriI,rl nurc,r- the
u.In' ~ nets 900 iN' NV placer mlulug
i.-'uH ~" l"'..uE much encouraged Aui
have puur g. Nufk "u thrIt claims with
r'u"W"iI 'u'ipN ~" ~" iutuirhiug
VI. fitzgerald Nth uir iri hI- i-ri Ilaut I;
".rn' ~" HrlI .nS -" 60 Hu"hl., "th"rr
Co. T. ~ 90. Wu.r. u'hrt- Arr iAkIrg uut
tie nrI II'iul OuE' .InuiIi."r IA the
iuwI-. rAIl 'u sup livery our feels
'hn' h" hh- I.Ds' IrNsuu t. anticipate
rt.~I"tu'r uu"r rAtIS ~ ia" rptlug
lutr -",u"u I- h~,uwur hriirr known,
nuI w.nrp we've unm ,l,. ,nuI, OIL, ~rirly
AMI 'rg"rl rr.uI. g., ) rNrIrurr ct Winch
l- r".'.,'i ly mIHtI"- 10y uu|
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16

l"friiurl - N"S : 80 .r.
s,r,,na ioi. -, n,,''nc', NJ. 's'".
nFM '"rd I.,. ,
Lam" u Me- nri.
l"u, the -HId Defendant. llSyi" u. Mot ord,
arr hereby mot h-~ hs srr't IA chhuc-fy Tor IA.
,utC" hhs l"'ru ruurunHr'"l Hshlnst uu IA the
iIs'ur' court ~ the 80 nj IudIr nj Il .ttIrt
ruuu'I ~ Ter ala Iu. t"tftiur) ui New N"IIcu,
rs " Met .nri. the iaN,~uaiu"i rnm claimant,
prnNIuR f"r i,-'fr" ~ ai~"lut" ttNt 30. from
,"u. upuu 'h,. gtyuui- ~ hduit"fJ and Tor
other aud futiir' relief. and, that unless yuu,
~" -Ald i"irn liant nui"T your ART, sfanrr IN
hd suit uii lrfpIr the hf-t t"'utu dhJ ,SCuf.
rms after III" dlr IuhIrHilun ~ this uuitr". ~"
-hn" '"l' - -" tF.t Mon 'Rb IN MAJ, A u, l-iHa,
ia ne OH ~ "a" clerk hnd f"s'-t ~ rhRn-
C"tJ ~ thI- court decree pr confess, will be
t"ud"t'si th"f"iu against l"u,
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l"f1 and i-sis''tiI hsnc"fy.
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AnlIrIimI fnf MImIl IN NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16

\ ~Iu.u"ra. d"IuS rrola'" clerk,
v Boo NO. ui the -r,k IE-i f'i week. WAS
~ 200, deck 81 "a" r"urt huu-' tins morn.
!uE
Painters ,ni.uu- g. max" every thug
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nAr .-, r"nrl"i"'l paI"llug ,ni painting
'ur ru-.i" g ~" luul.uE, nui uuN W j
INty uN- = '.r.." . rn'u ~ w"rk pain. us
rn"'.'-li" Il g." huuirE
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ll,Nu.'r, '... rur rutus r"n'''i IA" Mri
s..I bose. unu. IT, 'wr'r, j p" - th,v,-,
NI'., ,ru" To-. l.. 'lr ,'S FROM uls NAl"u
ca, county hru" trr thn rurI,,-r rnK
IIIlat> hrrI'Akr inr thr new lrs-r"' ruc
r'-r
MIR ~ S.Iurf AMI chnd cam,. down
trnu L,~ Vega .Nrt night Aui registered
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l",y' 'ni- "N"rlur Tor l'UruIN, to jim her
Au-hNui, Wh" .r = conductor ga IL" santa
r., rr"-r't \ luhui> road.
Mrs Jnur " Hrru. VIII wNz hrutalIy ~
rHu,t"i toy Lu.- tir"gu -"'n" tlru" IN Jan.
uHiI i,r'. 10 t"r. rl"i r,.tiire along nicely q.
AMI t- ruw r"gnt i',i "utIr".y uut 1T hAr
s"r ~ IA" preliminary bearing. hrl /
-"NrrA, weeks after ~" assault. Grrg
~a- placed uu I"r !. ion bond. aud th"r"
II tp dnuht M 'hr mruI. 81 the Wilson's
hut that y" " % l." indicted hy ia" grand
jury Hui tined u, ia" present term IT
ia" district court
lugru" Murray, formerly ct thi- city.
iur the pact ~" N"ar- ia hu-lu"-r ~ ~
nA-". IL here AGAIN, aud thus morning, nu
meeting ~ tIII/rN man, stated that h-
""ull h"""iu" a permanent resident al
Alhulu"r ~" ~ u short tim" lie will re-.
ina ia here several WEEKS, aud then r,turu
4" l.. hHr', !" wind up his affairs Mr-.
Murray has h""u her" the past m"nth
IA" base hall players the chnmrnu
""''' 81 Va" s'tI,h1"r' ar" getting r'-tl"ra
sui are more than anxious a. gr, down 1,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16

II t- nnIu"i tht- ,tl"Iuauu tia, Her.
mu.t l.'".i. q 'h' icy e",-ir nrm It lltrlI
l,'.~ be- engaged T." 10" msrri"i iu Mrr
J"uuI" hn"r. 1t -. Paul Mtuu ~ SISTER
1t I.ur tN"r rhr intended hrIi- hAr
has h'"u h'i" 1T ia" past few IN ,uthr
,.-.'.nl i'' hr.'h"r, lat -hr VII leave ~
her n''u," s. u..rr'W morulu. g. arrange
sui rr"Ir'" ter hrr approaching mar
rl,t" {" 'u" II Albuquerque beet aud
70. - IaI liar ru"r, haut- Ou" 10y one the
",l bachelors "f ia" 'ty ate Decreasing
aud lue trrrhnN congratulated B'ruAri
10 AINAur"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-16
SiiNrr nud Lend

N"N N.,k M,r.u a. >lO,rr g.. Lead
: 1000
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
AWAITING THE DAY.

Statue OF GARFIELD Placed ON the PEDESTAL
where, oiothsa in Canvas, it WIN Re
mAin Till Its Inauguration Day.
Qaite little group Of people gathered
on Thursday afternoon at the interaec-
tion Of Delaware avenue, Eleventh and
Washington streets, the attraction being
the placing of tina statue Of Gem
eral and President Garfield on
ita pedestal. A big crane was
erected alongside the base which is
of plain granite and bears the simple
word Garfield From it the statue,
which Is OF silver brorzs and life slzs,
aud swsthed In canvas. was suspended.
The placing Of the figure on his stony
post was done by A y, Reed & Bro Co.,
and Job II. jackson, Alfred Gawthrop
and two reporters superintsnded it. Aa
the statue swung on to the top OF the
pedestal and was secured, those who
saw 1t applsuded.
The statue faces out Delaware avenue
and just nov stands covered with sail
cloth only the two feet being exposed.
On May 30 this covering will be taken
of and the hero Of ChickamAuga will enter
on his public life in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
porsr,a Noon-dar Pantlms

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
Dover. May 4-Thsrs was absolutely
no change even In the expressions on the
faces Of Assemblymen as they joined
together at noon to vote for United
States senator. Here ia the result
Massey Senators Moore and Pierce
Representatives Burton, Fleming. Town
send and Speaker AoMullen-6
HIggins-ssuAtor Alrishs, Represents.
tives JOlls, Pyle, Rsybold, Walker,
Wilson-6.
RIdgsly--senAtors Fenimore, HArring-
ton, Pyle Representatives DAILY, Davis,
Killen. Sypherd, Watson, Speaker pro
TEN Records 2.
Addloks- Senator Handy, Representa-
tivea Ball, Browa, Money, Moore,
Robblns-6
Representative Mustard Il,
Psnnewill-Representative Morgan.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
DIED BY HIS OWN HAND.
A YOUNG MAN WHILE TEMPORARILY Y
INSANE SHOOTS HIMSELF.

Howard E. woodrow Bids His Grand
mother and Aunt Goodbye and Thsn
Puts bullet Int His Breast Below the
Bsart- Highly Estesmsd But Very Ec-
centric.
Howard f. Woodrow was a young
man. % years Of age, employed by
Clifford 0resnman, of Seventh aud King
strsets. as paper hanger. and resided
with his grandmother, Mrs Prudence
Edwards, at No. 307 East Fourth
street. He was most esti.
mable young man, steady and
well l-liked BY every one who knew him
On Saturday last he Was sent to do Job
At East Lake, and took a very bad cold,
which prevented him from resumlng
his work Monday DIR. Pyle attended
him and gave him some medicine which,
however. he neglected TO take.
He had been acting strangely for some
time aud yesterday when q friend called
to zee him 80 oddly did he act that
comment was made OF It.
Last evening he retired to his room
which was in the rear, on the second
ncor. About 2. 45 this morning he entered
the front room, where his grandmother
and aunt slept. and finding them awake,
bad them good night and lreturned TO his
own room They commented on the
strangensss Of this act. but attached no
Importance to It
Half an hour later the report Of 9
revolver was heard, and when the two
women ran to his room they found him
lying on tho floor, with stream Of blood
pouring from q wound In his left
breast Just below the heart. A 80
caliber Remington revolver lay on ths
bed near by He had stood In th'
corner, fired the shot and then, as hl
| fell. tossed the weapon on the bed
He was ntill alive and when his aun
asked what have you done. Howard Z
answered II have done II at lEst Gool
bye"
DR.. II R spruance was sent for but
when he arrived the man was dead. Thl
ball Just missed tao heart and deRtl
resulted from hemorrhAge
That Woodrow was insane there is M
doubt He had frequently spoken o
suicide and had long owned the waapor
with which the deed was committed HI
was the last OF his family. A brother
was scRlded to death several years ago
end another brother, Clarence. died il
the insane department at FRrnhurst. HI
had broodsd much over the death Of tn
latter. and had frequently said that h
would kill himself before he would die nl
Clarence did.
He WAS unmarried aud leaves no rela
tives nearer thsn his grandmother an,
aunt. Deputy Coroner Chandler will
hold an Inquest
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Rev.C.G. Roberts.nf LiberiR, win preach at
the A. y. Church on French street tomorrow
afternoon.
The lantern lectures on church history are
continued this evening At O'Clock at St.
Andrews Church. There is no. charge for
admission.
"A carrier pigeon was cAught yesterday at
the ireman's farm at Harvey. It bore leg
plate with S7l4 on 1t, and q wing plate with
the private mark Of its owner. As soon as il
RECEIVERS from its flight it win be released.
Yesterday afternoon = team belonging to
the James Bradford Company ran away at
Fourth and Walnut streets. II was caught at
i mbard street. No damage was done.
The frcmen Of the city will meet in the
Washington engine house pArlor at p. m.
to-m7rrow. 10 organize relief association.
-workmen are laying a sewer on Market
street between Eighth and Ninth streets. II
stsrts, from point south Of the Masonic
Temple.
The committee Of WAYS and means Of the
Y.M. q. A. ia meeting this afternoon 10 dis
cues plans for new building.
MIX Inspector John McMullen wah sworn
In yesterday and is now ready for business,
and milk dealers will walk mp and settle.
u. Morton Poole q Co. are running on full
time aud with a large force, especially In the
moulding department, which is very busy,
"A large force OF city railway workmen
putting In new curves blocked on kast Front
street to-day.
The Church Ciuh's ssmi-annual dinner
will be held in the New-Csntury Clubs
parlor on Thursday evening, May l6.
-Workmen are making rapid progress on
the hall OF A. Carey smiths new echoo9 ger
yacht BUILDING at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Companys
Four passenger and baggage coaches of a
modern pattern we're shipped by the n. e. n
Company to South America to-day on the
balkentine Frederlca.
AT the Harlan and Ho'lingsw rth Com
pany's shipy ard to-day the STANDARD Il
Conpany's tug InpeIator ts in u undergo
impoktant fepai.s.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
CUBES WORKED WRONG.
And Two Colored People VIII
Go to the Upper Courts.
ACCUSED OF PERMITTING GAMBLING

A CoIorad Cook with a Good Recon-
msndAtion who Cot Away With q
Coodiy Lot of swak- Other Cases in
Municipal Court.
In Municipal Court last evening Mossly
Harris and Mary Thomas, both oolorad.
were arraignsd on q charge OF permitting
poker and crap playing In their house on
East Liberty street. Mary was held In
81. 600 and Harris In 800 bail for the
upper court.
Robert Phillips was charged With
carrying concealed q deadly weapon In
the shape OF 3 revolver and was held In
500 bail for abe upper court.
James Lyons coveted two naga In
Baggss brick yard over Eleventh street
bridge and took them One horse was
valued at e5, aha other 90 Judge Ball
held James In 800 ball for the upper
court.
William Carney was arrested yesterday
afternoon on y charge of stealing q hat
from John Newell, but was allowed TO
go on bail. He failed to show up last
night and an Attachment was Issued for
him.
Carney was arrested last night BY
Officer McAteer at the B. q o. bridge In
the Forty Acres, In company with two
companions, James Kennedy and
Lafayette Ingram. They belong to q
crowd which has been q nuisance to the
nslghborhood, and there being no excuse
offered they were each nned 80 and costs
Carney Was later arraigned fer stealing
the hat but II was shown that the act
was Joke, and that charge was dis
missed. The forfeiturs Of the bond Was
released.
William Hicks. John FSine, Samuel
Hill, Alexander Hall and Frank Wilson.
all colored, we're arraigned on suspicion
of stealing q bride from j. Fl. Beggs.
There was no evidence against them aud
they were discharged. They belong in
Baltimore and promised to go at once to
their homes.
John Carr was arrested by officer Ford
at Front and Market streets, drunk. He
has been sll right for two months and
this saved him FROM more than fine Of
| 81 and costs.
Nellie Fields. colored, was hired by
Arg. ]. Frank Davis, of No. 20l Wash.
ington street. at an intelligent office at
Eighth and Bhipley streets as a cook. She
had a good recommendation Yesterday
morning Nellie skipped and with her
went 1886 gold watch, a 81 bracelet. q
breRstpin worth % cents, $l2 dress,
box Of kid gloves, 81, chAin, 8S, aud
other articles.
The fact was told to the police and
Nsllis was captured by ofioer Lorrlgan
st Joseph Rusaells house on Wilson
street and the property recovered.
Nellie didn't have anything to cay and
she was held under $500 ball for the
upper court.
Judge Ball said II was wrong for intel
llgence ofices 10 give recommendation
to parties aud sesd them into private
houses when they are not honest
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
The FORCES Thai WIN.

The Theme of To-morrow's sermon-Y.
M. O. A. Committees Named BY Presi-
dent Pyle.
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting
under the auspices Of the Y M G. A..
to morrow will be addressed by Rev. L
w Lsyfeld, his theme being "The
Forces That Win" Howard Carver will
sing a solo.
President Joseph Pyle has named the
following committees:
Religious Work-Medford Fl. Cahoon.
chairman; Harry G Stanton, secretary
Aaron Willis, DR.. w. G Winner, j.
Lewis Foulk DR. F. w. Fem, William
B. Foster, P. Britten Thomas, E o
Hardesty, H. D, Rsss,C H. Gray, Edward
Gibson, William Tataall. William A.
Green, Dr. George E. Shattuck, @. U.
Robinson, George II. RsuHs
Reception Committee Richard Nc
Laughlin, chairman; William H Will
liams, secretary; p. Fl. 0verdser, Victor
Buchsr, F. d. LAckey, q. e. Hillegas, @.
Il Rumford, Houston Harlan, Robert
Adair. Q. r. Williams, w. F. Jochen. O.
s Tazewell, L. v. Christy, William II.
Taylor, George @. Bailey, DR.. r. z.
Smith.
Membership Committee-Rober NJ
Irwin. chairman; g. @. Matchett, score
tary; 1homas M Cornbrooks, George r.
Foulk, @. P. Maroney, Jr, Elmer Hare,
James r dahaffF, n L Rice, Robert
Wler, Llewellyn Jones. e ]. Hardcastle
George w Cook, Frank L Harrar, w.
e Bueknaster, F. H MegAw, @. s. by
land, w. a. Bennett.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
MARSHALL B PRICE TO HANG.


He still Implicatss Oorkran In the Mur-
der-Governor Brown to Name the Day
of Execution.
DENTON, Md, May -"The Judgment
Of the court is that you. Marshall Z.
Price, be hanged by the neck until you
are dead, May God, In His infinite good
ness, have mercy on you
With these words, uttered In q solemn
and impressive manner by Judge Wickes,
the trial of Marshall e Price for the
murder, on March 26 last of sallie e !.
Dean, the IA year.old daughter of Jacob
K. Dean, while on her way to school near
Harmony, In this county, was ended.
The scene In the court-room when the
death sentence WAS passed upon Price
WAS dramatic In the extreme. Many Of
the strangers who had been ia Denton
since the beginning Of the trial left In /.
mediately after the verdict of the court
that Price WAS guilty Of murder In the
hrst degree-but a large number re.
turned to town to hear aentence passed
upon him. Among these were Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Dean, the parents Of the
murdered girl They were among the
earliest arrivals and went at once to the
seats they had occupied during the trial.
They waited there for nearly an hour, and
then st the last moment left the room
without waiting to hear the sentence.
Price, after he had been taken to the
jail, said be had expected nothing else
but the death sentence Up to Thursday
he had thought 1t possible that he might
escape 1t, but gave up hope before he had
been convicted He refused to retract
one word from his original statement In
which Corkraa had been implicated.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
ahs Has Arisen, PhnuIx Liks.

Although the river tugboRt @riole was
burned away until there WAS nothing left
Of her but black speck at New Castle
last October. she srose Ph9n Ike, and
this morning pulled up she Chrlstiana
with all her former pride but looking SIS
different from her former self as grimy
man who has emerged from a Turkish
bath and put on q new suit OF clothes.
fhe Oriole has been rebuilt at the Pusey
and Jones OompAny's, and is now al
ready for active service. She is the
property Of the Wilmington aud North
ern Railroad Company.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
THE ODD PVLLOES DEMONSTRATION.
Nearly 400 wilmin gtonians Getting
Ready for Jubilee vistt to ths
Quaker City Thls Month.

NsAfhx Aoo Wiimtnktonlans d@thuE
Ready for Jubilee vistt to ths
Quaker City Thls Month.
At the present rate of increase In the
excursion rolls of the I. o o F. lodges
In Wilmington. nearly 400 members Of
that order will go TO Philsdslphia, on
May 81, to participate In the dsdicatory
services Of the grand l o o H. temple
at Broad and Cherry streets.
Eden Lodge has already nearly 200
members on the excursion rolls TO 90 to
the Phlladelphia jubilee In uniform. The
First Regiment Band will head that
organization Of we'll known young men.
Hope Lodge will take over 100 men "all
logged ont, and with Hyatt's Military
Band 10 enllven the ocssnion.
The Philadelphia affair will be great
demonstration. Odd Fellows from all
parts OF the United States will be there,
fully 80, 600 In all being expected A
monster parade, in which fully 30, Q0C
men will march, Is to be the important
feature Of the ceremonies Special
railroad aud hotel arrangements ars now
being made
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
Pastor Terry on Reform.

At the evening servicein st. .PAul's H.
E. Church, Market street. above Seventh,
Tomorrow evening Rev. T K. Terry, the
pastor. will preach ON MANS Inhu-
manity to Man" and the discourse will be
aimed at certain local conditions and
suggestions OF needed local reforms A
special invitation Is extended to persons
interested Ia prison and other reforms.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
rir,t Blood FOR UoInmblan. i.

P O sislsr. Of this city, and a student
at Haverford College. took part In the
college sports at that place yesterday,
winning the imils scratch race eaally In
2 4es he rode q new Model 40 Columbia
road wheel weighing twenty-one pounds.
purchased OF Pyle Cycle Company. Second
and third place in the came race we're
also won on Columbia wheels, "a racers.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
a rrie VINO van Havs Homo.

Three DelAwarsAns have met with good
fortune this week. Thomas Cook, of
Wilmington has been granted an original
pension and Jonathan H. Millivan. of
Bridgeville, reissue John w. Dewitt,
of SC. Georges, has also reosived notes OF
q reissue.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
comrIetInr .sIlran psIl RspaIr..

At the harlan and Hollingawcrth
company's to day the up.rlver steam
boat Sylvan Dell Is on the dock receiving
finishing touches on her repairs En-.
ginss are being repaired and strength
ened and important ship joiner work and
Ahip carpenter. work Is being done.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE-INTHE COURT OF CHANCERY
~ of the State of delaware. In and for New


NOTICE-INTHE COURT OF CHANCERY
~ of the State of Delaware. In and for New
astle county
In the matter of the real estate In
OF Jacob Chandler. deceased. Partition.
IN pursuance of an order of the Chancellor
IN the ABOVE stated case. made on the 9th day
OF april, A. D., 1895, all person or persons hav-
ing any Hen or liens affecting the In crest or
estate OF Devices w. Chandler. Fillmore G..
nhandler, Henry II. Chandler, Ida Nj.
Ihatcner, kennard S. Chandler, Frank ID.
chandler, Annie NJ. Wilson. George j. Chand-
Ter and Lewis II; Chandler. or either of them
IN Lne lands and premises to which the said
cause relates, are hereby notified TO file petit
ton setting forth toe nature and amount of
the same In the Office of the Register in
Chancery Tor New. Castle county. ten days
appear and rove said lien or liens before the
rising Of the court on the day Aforesaid
LILBuRNE CHANDLER, Trustee.
Aftest-Colen Ferguson, Register in Chan.
cefy.
Wilmington, Del April p. 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-05-04

Room mouldings any tint. any quantity.
at Harry Yergsss, No 419 Shipley stResk