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Evening journal., 1895-11-02
Sunshine, Fruits aud Fiowers-B Bonny cs
ifornia.

The tide Of travel Ia now In that dlrtc
tlon. 10 Is said that Sacramento County,
The Heart OF California, is nov Ia the
lead as fruis. nut and grape raiser end
that there the flowers bloom every month
In The year. the Chicago, Milwaukee and
81 Pau Railway Company give passen
gers Tor California the choice OF three
routes, viz going via Council Bluffs oil
Sioux City and Ogden. OF via o nahs.
Lincoln. Denver, Pueblo, Lssdville Rn6
Salt Lake City or via Miln sukee. St
Paul, Helena, Butte. Spokane and Port
land. II you are contemplating a trlT
that way It will undoubtedly be 20 youl
advantage to consult or write to John Y
P0tt, district passenger sgent, Williams
port, Pa. for rates OF fare, maps, time
tables, e,c furnished free.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
Gas rnnl, Icnlted.

gas tank exploded it IS ssiJ, in a
car at Pul,man's Palace Car Company q
Wilmington shops this morning, and
Robert n. Barns, Of No 1916 Lombard
stree was burned Mr. Burns
Is a wood worker and hss been In the
employ OF the csr company for a long
timq
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
nenlh. in oecII conntr.

ELKrON, Nd. Gov. Jefferson Nc
Daniel, a we'll known farmer. died at his
lingering illness Of dropsy, sged 81 years.
A widow and eight children survive him
Joseph w Brown died at his residence
near Appleton yesterday. after linger
ing illness Of consumption. He leaves 3
widow and seven children.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
swIf-TatnalI Engagement.

To day the engagement Of Miss
Frances, eldest daughter OF Joseph
Swift Of Delaware avenue and
Broome streets. and Harry Tatnall,
OF the Penlnsular Lumber Company, was
announced.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
ITsMs OF IN eRssT.

"lf, as you you say. the defendant ia 20 con-
ecienuous a man. said the lawyer, "vou
ought to be able to give some example Of it
well" said the witness, II have krOwn him
for twenty years. and IN all that time / have
never known him % take whiakoy for n cold
n2ti Tribune
2 he record of remarkable cures effected en-
ablrs MS uthfully 10 say that Ho DIS Sarsa-
parilla is the only true blood purifier pfOmi-
ncntly in the public eye to-day.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
Dinks-" Blamed n ever could understand
in why they call 'em Odiccholdersm Danks
-"Huu nh It's easy enough 10 ses that you
never tried 20 get sn Office away from one OF
'em-Ruff4lo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
IncIdenta ofthe nnr.

Two champion pool players attracted
an interested crowd Of spectators in the
Q. A Q gymnasium yesterday afternoon.
Repairs to furnaces have necessitated
the temporary closing OF the bell weld
department at the Delaware Iron Works
Contractor John McOallin has bsgun
the work Of improving South Third
(lornerly Pear0 street, from the gas
house to Railroad avenue. This piece OF
street has long needed attention.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
small vessel suak In Tho BaT.

A dispatch from the Delaware Break
water states that the schooner samuel
L Storer had reported that a small
schooner was sunk yesterday of Fen
wick's island. No sigus Of life we're
visible about the craft aud the samuel l.
storer was unable to learn the sunken
vessels name. Nothing could be learned
OF the whereabouts Of the crew. Ii is
supposed the vessel was fisherman.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02

Ohice Seventh and King. Phone B45.
d T. Sergeant dealer Ia coal and wood
EzN-LArge psa coal for family uae 81 80
~ Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
A TsarInr Up Day In The schools

AT preparation8 have been made Tor .
general change IN all the schools next
Monday morning. IN conformity with
Principal Andrews's plan, adopted by the
Board Of Education, regarding a new
system OF grading the schools Teachers
expect to have the busiest day Of the
year, and before school closed yesterday
all the pupils we're In a chaotic state Of
mind abont changing their seats and
rooms, and the teachers we're showered
with questions.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
ReIIef in sir aours

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
Heved In six hours by the New Great Sout h
A nerican Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is q great surprise On account Of its exceeding
prn-1ptness IN relieving pain in the bladder,
kdneys. back and every part OF the urinary
y passages IN male or female. It relieves reten-
or Of wafer and pain In passing Il almost
nmediately. II you want quick relief and cure
shis ie your remedy. Sold by j. Z. Beetem and
?. lanes Belt, druggists. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
BOUND TO CELEBRATE.
People Who Had Hired Cos
tunes Were Determined.
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL CHANGES

Pupils All In FURRY and Teachers
Piled with Questions About the
chanee-Around on Monday Detectives
in Town working Up the Burrus
Homicide Case.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 2 2-Pent-up Hal
lowe'sn enthusiasm could do nothing but
give vent to itself last night, notwlth
standing the argument that the month
OF November was twenty-four hours old
All day long Mayor Boyd WAS besieeed
with people who had costly OF other
rigs at home which they could not
possibly have brought out In Thursday
nights storm. All day the mayor was
firm that the laws and ordinances could
not be broken But the solicitation con
tinued until finally the mayors Office was
deserted
Policeman Tobln. who appeared later
At the office, admitted that Instructions
had bsen given to arrest no mRsquers der
except In cases OF pronounced disorder
last night, as the disappointment the
previous night had been so severe and
general Then the fun began. Whole
companies Of grotesquely. young
people began to march the streets Even
the Harum Scarum band. under the
leadership Of Weldin NiniDg. appeared
in quaint garb and with big aud little
horns Several other oanos, one Of
which was Jed by Sam T Ford the old
minstrel man, tramped around and
serenaded prominent people. Frequently
the merry makers we're invited in aud
treated to tsfy, but more frequently
they found It impossible to get In the
aXo
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
rs Cents Per Bushel.
j. j. SMITH,
FOURTH AND sHIPLEY STREETS
LIoENsE APPLICATIoNs.

NOTICE-L WILLIAM G. COLE. THE
~ tenant and occupant of the house stu
ated at northwest corner of Maryland avenue
and Monroe street, in the Third ward In the
city Of Wilmington. county OF ew Castle and
State Of Delaware. in compliance with the re-
Quirements of the acts of the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided. do
her by give notice that shall apply In writ
ing 10 the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail delivery of the State Of Della
ware. IN and Tor New Castle county, on Mon
day. the 18th lay of November. 1895. being the
next term or said court. for licen,e for said
house. as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
Of intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one QdRrt, tl be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at least tweive Of whom are substantial
free holders Of said ward, recommend the said
application. viz;
Thomss Duffy Bernat Berkowitz
Henry Witsl John Mclaughlin
Danel Maier William Crather
Patrick Flood John MCGovern
John A.Conway Daniel e. HR1ghey
Patrick Dillon Hugh Mckinley
John I. praRg Robert Cassidy
James Grant Philip J O'Neill
Thoma- J Bennett Thomas NJ Mullin
Philip Gallagher Thomas n Ryan
August scheu Patrick O. Boyle
William w Cooper JH .Spruanoe
John sprsgg WILLIAM G. COLE.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
IfYon Are Interanted

This evening In shoe prices that will save
money on boys and girls shoe wants dr. p
in and see us. Forman's. No 10 East
Fourth street. between Market and King,
Evening journal., 1895-11-02

Have your grocer send you some Of
Huyler's Cocoa and Chocolates With your
next order Once tried, always used.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERH RAIL
w ROAD. Time table in effect Sept. I'd
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station, for 3. q 0. junction. MontchAnin
Wtnterthur, GuyencOurt, GranORue. Coeehrt
ghadds' Ford Junction, PocOpson, Wesb
Chester, Emhreeville. Mortonvllle, Coates.
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
Sunday, At 7 35 q 70. t6. { r5 and 5 % o m;
For Maynesburg Junction. Springfield hus
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
81 e5 a IA b5 and % m. Sundays only A.
10 10; 55 and 05 p m.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading ami inter
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday, At
IS a m and % D m Sunday only ai 10 10
and So pm.
A. g. McOAUSLAND. Surerintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. ten. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
Detectives Busy on the shuItlsa Case.

Both state detectives who have bsen
investigating the death Of Hungarian
Steve Burrus deserve great credit for
their activity In this case. Detective
McVey who was going over the scene Of
the fight yesterday, summoned a large
party Of witnesses, who left at 5 30 this
morning to appear bsfore the coroners
jury to day. An additional mark of
Identification was learned OF last evening
by an EVENING JOURNAL reporter con-
oerning Shultiss. the fugitive from
justice. Il was that the man has three
large initial letters tattOoed on his arm
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
HOW
ABOUT
A BLACK
CHsVlOT

faction in every way We
make up big lines of these
suits right here in the build-
ing, and at IS, $40, S12 and
SO offer you styles that are as
nice as you will find ywhere
for the money. We have Chew
lot Suits even lower in price, at
So and $3.50, which are big
values for little money; go that
no matter what piice you want
to J az cont buy until you have
seen the styles at Sixth and
Market. Full lines of Mixed
Cheyiots and Black Diagona's
as low in price and as good as
you can ind.
Don't miss seeing our Over
coats.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02
After twenty Years Of nIesaednoss

Mr. and Mrs John Gordon King have
issued cards for the twentieth Runivor
sary OF their marriage This soclsl event
will take place on Friday evening. No
vember 10, At 8 o'clock, at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. King, No 400 Harmony
street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-02

Suit with sack coat?
Dressy, serviceable,
durable, and with
out spending much
money you can get
a nice looking and
well made suit that
will give you saiis-
Evening journal., 1895-11-02

Snapper lunch at McCormiek's, From
snd Washington straets. Tonight
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DE S1rEn

to Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt, a rumor promptly denied by the family Then it was announced that Miss Consuelo was to wed an English lord That story was also totally repudiated. This the parties concerned could do, be- cause by some mix up or other the names of the two young misses had been transposed. There is really no further reason to befog the matter Every body in society knows that young Mir Mackay has made a formal propo- sition for Miss Consuelo's hand. Mrs. Vanderbilt hesitates and wants her daughter to wait When all the Van derbilts met at Cannes recently, with MT. Duer, Mrs. Yanderbilt's counsel, the marriages of the girls were freely discussed and no secret was made of the fact. As for young Mackay, he is known to be very much in love, and is very popular and sensible His bach elor extravagances take a queer turn once in awhile, however. He has a billiard-room with stalned glass win dows, on which are emblazoned the faces of his bachelor friends in carica- ture, and he has red and green horse, the animals skin having been treated chemically. But, then, he is very young, this Mackay.
 DAVID WECHsLER
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4 Humorous Dog.

Does the following dog story show a sense of humor? A retriever was in the habit ofaleaving his bed in the kitchen when he heard his master de- scending the stairs in the morning, On one occasiona a new lzitehen-maid turned him ont of his bed at much earlier hour than usual He looked angrily at her, but walked cut quietly. Time passed, and he was nowhere to be found. At last, in going to her bed room, the kitchen maid found him enrled up in her own bed London Spectator
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-Beethoveu was about five feet six inches, but very heavily built, with broad, massive shoulders and thick waist. His hair was long and always in disorder, his eyebrows were heavy and shaggy, his eyes small and pierc- ing. He usually walked with his hands behind him and his head much bowed down. He wore a hat of the fashion now known as ''stove-pipe," and al- ways managed to get it either very much on one side or at the back of his head, so that his hair struggled out from beneath it over his forehead and eyes.
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SNJ llIo E Nt1b blli through the next congress without much difficulty. All his arrangements with that end in view have been fully matured, but his sudden visit to Cali fornia is understood to have as it's object a conference with Mrs. Leland Stanford and the representatives of the other great estates involved in the gov ernment suits for the recovery of the Union Pacific liability. Other stories are likewise in circulation to the effect that Huntington is tired of the turmoil of finance and wishes to retire to dig niied ease in his old age. He has been taking great interest in social and re- ligious matters lately, thanks to the in- auenee of his daughter, and is honor ary member of very fashionable so- aiety in New York for the support of vested choirs in poor churches. This is quite new fad for him, but at any rate the old man has been acquiring great popularity in New York recently by his kindly interest in various worthy movements. The result of his tour to California will be eagerly awaited.
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Beware of Oiutnents for Catnrrh That
 tnf

Beware of 0iutrents for Catnrrh That
 Contain Mercury,
 as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mu- cous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from rep is ten foId to the g good 1 you ] can possibly @ de- rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure man. ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Go, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sureyou get the gen uine 1t is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go Testi. monials free.
 tsy Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills. 9 cents.
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MISS GOULD'S PRO- She proposes to
 TEGE. live her own life in her own way, It is an open secret that this has long been the ardent wish of Miss Gould. Her wish has heretofore been thwarted by the representations of her brother George that such step would be highly unconventional, seeing that Miss Helen is unmarried, young and an orphan. The girl has compromised, therefore, by making Iryington her girl-bachelor retreat. There she has invited her poor proteges- One in particular, a six year-old of the missions, is to be edu- cated very expensiveIy by Miss Gould, Ihe httte girihaYing developed extraor- ulnary musical genius. playing nearly every instrument by ear. Miss Helen
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TURNING IT OVER. vail all over the country. That is, the hard times have left behind them such bitter memories that Lent was taken advantage of as an opportunity to recuperate pecuniar- fly, as it were. The result is that when Easter is fairly past there will be some thing in the nature of a rush to buy everywhere. The immediate effect of this will be to make business very brisk this spring and money will un- doubtedly be very plentiful. 1t is no secret that New York financiers are prepared to see the rate of interest go down with a rush this spring Even now collections, although slow up to a week ago, have begun to improve.
 To add to the situation the foreign investors found themselves burdened with idle capital after the withdrawal of gold last winter Therefore, taey have been forced to send money over here for investment. As yet the fnan- ciers have been cautious in putting that money out.
 Altogether the prospect is not so pleasing as it might look With money certain to be very plentiful and trade sure to revive phenomenally, the risk is that an era of unlicensed speculation will set in. Old fnaneiers say that this is the invariab1e consequence of prosperity coming quickly after Q period of depression. The country is about to turn over a new leaf financial 1y, and New York bankers are waiting with great interest to see what will follow.
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William Bourl1e Cochran, who sailed for Europe the other day, has been almost prostrated by the recent death of his pretty wife. They say, too, that the big, strong, vociferous Cochran is as tender-hearted and as gentle as a babe in his domestic life. In fact, BourlIe Cochran has never put forward toward publicity the better side of him, and the New York public, even his intimates, would scarcely rec ognize the inner man.
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HON


 him on this trip to Europe This lady was very i'll about two weeks ago, but recovered, and is now apparently in the best of health It is no secret among Mir. Carnegie's friends that the political ambitions he once en- tertained were diverted into a social channel through his wifes influence Once popular, Carnegie is now disliled except by those who meet him person. ally. Then his genial dignity makes a most favorable impression. But he will find it very hard to establish him self in New York society, for that is an expensive undertaking The ques- ton now is, will he build another new house or will he resurrect the old one, or will he become some social mag nate's tenant? His famous definition of a society man as man who com mitted cannibalism every time he ate pork, is not forgotten in the metrop- oils.
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Ask Aid,

If you are troubled with malaria, constipa- tion, biliousness, kidney trouble or dyspep- sia, of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and it will be speedily forthcoming. Nervousness, loss Of appetite and sleep, and a loss of wig or, are also remedied by this restorative Physicians of eminence indorse it, 8 valu- able confirmation of tho verdict of the peo- pie and the press. Take it regularly.
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wants home in New York to be near her personal interests of this nature. She will live very unique life Where her home will be is uncertain. It was thought possible that she would buy the deserted Willie Vanderbilt palace on Fifth avenue, but of course that is but conjecture.
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thing to see the whole audience remain in their seats for five minutes after the play ended loudly applaading and bringing the actors forward twice to bow their acknowledgement "John-a- Dreams" has proved a great financial success; in fact, much more so than Charles Frohman had counted on, for he was anxious to do other plays before the regular season, and it is probable now that these will have to be held in abeyance.
 James E. Powers, the popular come dian, was back in New York with the "New Boy" last week. He had in his support Miss Rachel Booth, Frederick Robinson and all the people engaged in the original New York production of the piece. 1.-The New Boy" is a very funny farce. It's hero is short man, with a wife of superior and overshad- owing physique who passes him off as her son, aged fourteen, in which guise he is obliged to go to school again and suffer many amusing indignities. Powers has the title role, and plays 1t in his own clever and versatile way.
 ''Too Much Johnson" has a mother in-law in it, but no woman with past. The mother-in-law is a very up-to-date person and tries to do the bossing but the Yonl1ers hero subdues her and there in lies considerable of the laugh pres sure of the play. No suspicion attaches to her preterite and there's nothing risque about the lady or the play. William Gillette is in charge of the fes- tival of fun at the Standard theater and says he courts the fullest investi- gation on this point by the theater- goers of New York. In the meantime ..Too Much Johnson" continues it's un- disturbed triumph and has run twenty two weeks at the Standard
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that to Scotland.
 He proposes to return to=New York in =Septem- ber and ill then make the metropolis hi s D erm a ne n [ home. This step. he takes at the earnest soicita- ton ofzhis= wife
 ,-,#-s,
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lea yes New ork for California very soon, and is now immersedin preparatory ne- gotiations look ing to the busi- ness interests he must permit to go without his personal atten- ton for awhile
 It is well known that Mir. Hunt ington expects to
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tn a [ Il q d d c n Chambers very strong drama is going to d r a@v the women..The h=o=u s e " as packed and there was much en- thusiasn as if it were a night au- dience. Very few men were pres ent. Therefore,
 if wa a-n eve
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who have been
 in possession of the facts con- corning the al- legged tacit en- gagement b e tween the youth f Il l millionaire and one of the many Miss Van derbilts. It will be recalled that this juven nile Maekay was said +0 I1a ha+r,4LaJ
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ugn5. me =n0ly season has seri- ously interfered with the revival of b si e s s among the re- tailers. Indeed, the creditor class has found itself in an enlbarrass- ing position be- cause these same co nditiOns pre-
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@SoMETIadEs, n said Uncle Eben, ewhen CT man tells you he's discouraged he doan' mean muffin by it ceptin, dat he's bout made up is min ter be good an lazy de res' ob his life. Washington Star.
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AwRIrER says that the sense of humor very rarely exists in children under twelve years old. This writer evidently has never seen ive-year-old child prying open the eyes of four-days-old kitten.--Texas Siftings.
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"DoN'T pull yer gun in this here court,n said the judge. You've got to respect the dignity what yoh see lyin roun loose here, an if you kill man while courts in session Pll inc youfor contemptP-Atlanta Consti- tuition.
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Philip of Macedon refuted by gold all the wisdom of Athens; eonfounded their statesmen; struck their orators dumb; and at length argued them out of all their liberties. Addison.
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travelling with a s m all party of her intimate per sonal friend s, she will begin her preparat tions to set up Q sep arate establish ment in N e w York city. That is. she will have a home of her own, D which
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THERE is nothing more foolish than to ad- wise Il nan to grin and bear it. If he besrs it patiently, he does enough without grim ming. .-Atchison Globe.
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FoR Whooping Cough, Piso's Cure Is a successful remedy.-M. P DIETER, 67 Throep Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 14, '94
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AT any rate a man who is drowned In waterspout will never be killed by falling out of balloon.-Philadelph Inquirer.
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A STATE IN STONE AND BRONZE.


  a o naandt he  the
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Carn egies Tour.
N / LLE.Z--Z

Andrew Carnegie will be in Paris un, til the 1st of May. Then he goes to Toulon and after c 1z-Z
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The Gilded Youths Love.

The departure of young John W Maclay, Jr., for Europe IS amusing all
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All1a a,rhcaters.

The first matinee of sJohn-a-Dreams9 at the Empire theater demonstrated
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4 New Pacific Intrigue.

That wonderful millionaire, c. P. has big deal afoot. He
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Miss eiou1d,s Narr n1nua.

When Miss Helen Gould returns from her tour of the south, where she is now
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THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
Why There Is Likely to Be a Plen-
 itude of Money.
c, F. Huntington's scheme-John W Mac kay, Jr., Has Asked Miss Wander bIlt's Hand in Marriage Miss
 GouId's New Move.
.Sz%7S S)csM,
rcopYRfGHT 1895.

The approach of Lent's last day is hailed in New York with absolute de-