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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-06-14

The Legislature adjourned on I'll
day sine die. 1t Is generally admiy
that the past two weeks session <kt
and act on the report Of the Send In
vestigating committee has dond very
little, II any good TO the State an&P has
done much to blast Republican, pros
poets. 1t trod on the resolution to res.
trict the work to correction Of admins
tration abuses and let in some rank
| partisan bills. One was so offensive to
Newark that the citizens association
asked the House to give q public hear.
ing which was not noticed. The race
track legislature did not railroad par.
tisan bills through faster than this
legislature. Notwithstanding the pre-
tended economy by deprivIDg the news
papers Of about s90,0 each year the
appropriations by this legislature will
exceed the expenses last year fully
100000. Where there were praises
before the extra session there is-pow
kicks for its rank ~partisanism anbfhby.
pocritical reform. The appoiEen
of ex.Goy. Ludlow wa confirmed.
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ChiIdren's Suits.

All tire $500 Suits marked down 10
s1-5Q
An the ss50 and &W suits anarkfd
down 10 SEQ
An ibF $3.50 and 800 SUNS maaksa
down TO $500.
All The s. 50 and SaM Suits marked
down 10 SA4A
We win guarantee TO show
a larger line of Children's Fan
cy Suits than any other Cloth
ing house in town We have
marked all our fine Black Conn
uunion Suits down to $4O9;
Trioos and Clay WOrSted A
base ball and bat with every
Child's Suit. This cut fnOm
cur extreme low prices means
q big thing to yOu-
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500 rog 4 I

Mrs. S. B. winsbip, 112 yashiDgson
St, ProYidenee, z. L. after using ole
bottle OF Dr1lmr30nd's Lightning Eensdy
for rheumatism, wrote to the Drum
mond Medicine Co.. New York. Saying
Ahe would not take One Hundred Dollars
for the benefit received. III you had any
forn 81 rheumatism, and wish 70 gei nj
Of it, send S. TO the DgunEDond Redie5ns
Co., and they viii send 10 yoDr express
address two bottles Of their remedy
enough for smOnsh's treatment Agents
wzntad-
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& WDDdDury mIan haR luyaltst u
Issw psliriiHse 1Tnn liis piGh NJ Gori-
stalks width las iEssn dnuud far auler-
an 10 puanp iilRr III preventing leaks
Enough iIniss i'll war aillps made lDaipV
nis xgsa, lime. At = government lest
ID Mundsy nftsr III Sight mci Hiall
VIA itrst Illrnugl chess gellliiuse dams
tins Iitar 1llist M tie Lii1ie and llitars
wal III lsab bhrpugh the anrmtalk ilfar
nui water pD2sf Through tile Gug0a pED.
Duct. THIS ,trial will isad tile govern
nrallt tp uss CHS Burn stalk BallniDH
LIZ = consequences Gorn stalks viii aB-
g0mt mOr. valuable.
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TO coNsuMPrIVEs.

TUE undersigned having issar rEetnTae &C
4sEirt by SIMPLE nlelIh- Gstsr suffering ar sew
aEsa year, VIII . Espers annI Enhcrlnf- Ep1 fhxa
Great nfHelat m RtADHs 10 ANXIOUS u
MtEs known ~ lik deiipN l~nrarscI MT mean
" pn-e- ~ G1nst VIM osHirt At Af vii cheer
kniy sent Ires az G hlrESAE rgpy Il rnf sss
Hn-1ElpK nssc psinnh xhRy VII tDc q RnsE Eu,t
sw G@asuGptkeMs Asthma EaksExA
ErGBGA1klG Eno Al EirlzEt Enf 1cnE Malas
&Asa- Es hopes III m1issssf viii rry alf rarpr
afys ~ u n 2nfklnE4aE- T1sast ftHntlnH the 1rs
hef1tsann- Nnlt1 VIE enEE EnnH 1urnilk, ant
nzSy yrgFs . Etsaane. VII ylaRss h6crsas.
Msx. HOWARD A. &Ix4so&s hrBDk1yzs
Sss fU1 MI
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-06-14

The State Prohibition convention
met in Newark on Wednesday and
Thursday with a large attendance.
Henry W. Wilbur, editor of thss live
Prohibition paper, the otdlook, publish
ed at Vineland, was nominated fol
Governor.
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MARRIED..

ENGLE-HUNTER-At their own
residence, 2l29 Federal St., Philadel-
phia, on June 9Th at $50 p. m. by Rev.
DR.. Culver, pastor Of Grace Presbyter.
ian Church, Mr. Charles A. Engle and
Miss Katie Hunter, both Of Philadel-
phia.
a MATTsoS-CUNNISGs-At Bridge
port, May s, 1895, by Rev. W. Il. Lilly
Frank Mattson and Mary 81. Cum
miDgs, both Of Bridgeport.
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This Friday 10 flag day, the llSth an
niyersary of tie dag wien the Coniinen'
tai Congress adopted the resolution de-
creeing that e'tbe flag Of the thirteen
States be thirteen siripes, alternate red
and white, that the union be thirteen
stars, white in a blue field, represent
ing a new constellation"
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The consiituiionzlity Of the election
of County Judges by the VOORHEES, law
argued before Judges Van Sickle, Reed
and LjppiDeost on Tuesday. IL was
shown that the County Courts for 30
years bad always BEEN regarded as COZ
gsitutionaj courts and IL there M& COE-
non Pleas Court ibs appointment Of
judzes mus. be ~ ibs Governor.
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Miss Mary PhIIDraak- Of Jersey City,
il q fighter tleEr Through 4 few yssis
ago ahs aaeiaa6 10 tfaaaDs 4 lawyer En5
read Hssiduauslgs put t4,s SEfssns
GoRTi IN New Jersey refused 30 sKs-
mine mar gu iils ground thai there WIS
np law admitting women 10 iAs hNr-
Then Miss Pi4lhroak drafted 4 hll req
tlfying 1hs Omiseims and donEht ii Sid
gfshgndsd BaeBsasfullg Through IRE
Legislature and wSD s1s Governors Eg-
prgTsA Then shs prssantsa hsrsHlf
onse mDrs hstaTe iAse supreme Court.
and, in the examination winch fellow
I'd ligEsfsd irsrssM with Bnsb glory Ks
10 wiz the Goysbsd &dmiHsiptL She wGs
Admitted last WsEk and IL The Grsi
WOMAN 10 te admitted 70 iais nEr II
New Jersey.
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Tie Ants AetaMlH Of pm rstarD M
segIslgtErs sts ND BnHh III VII lnBIIs
lie asaaanE BsaprtG1sEp aaitarE with Ai-
saasigBE, aa anuli,sr sstam lsgIBlb-
fE1rs aa L EspI5bEisEr gDparInr, 0e
sou.Hs lbsy ~. sElegtso 10 nave mnrt
Etna II them TO ilJlisr with q more
su,Gr aLuuaalfh ana tiahAs, ppaEst iuDk
whap. 1gr ap 5m rstnrm hpyg.
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Col. Henry l. Dupont has at last
broke his silence on the Delaware Sen
atorial question and said be intends to
claim a seat in the U. $. Senate to
which he has not been elected with a
clear title.
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The question: latDre III Gnunnil Is,
~ 1isy have lif right 10 grant d Kali
naat bfs guiriiags tu pgelrg gnd iisf q
suhlie iaid pTl, HUaG, spa stIDughh ihs
MI used Rnp gaE iaid mt antsty tDgiVe
3ripaae parbise ageeGf 10 tiIei property
Iip 1iH puilIis nave ~ pay iur tins land
IL 1tIrlt rpat. E'sniaDly I'M of mn
sihiasIs ean tsll us something i.buit II,
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The boasted reports that the saloons
In New York and Gloucester City were
closed last Sunday is proof that prohi-
bition prohibits il the officials who con-
troll the legal machinery show that they
intend to do their sworn duty.
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Cleveland seems TO be gifted in sur
prises. The appointment Of Judson
Harmon, of Cincinnati, to the Attorney
General is the latest aud biggest In
weight. as he will be the heaviest mao
in the Cabinet,
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NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.

Don't think that talking
most the week about Serge
Suits has made us let up one
whit on Cheviots, Cassimeres,
Glays ard hundred other styles
on our tables.
MO we haven't. We have
lNquietly filed up the sold
out sizes (some Of them our best
sellers) and strengthened the
stock all around
What we present to-day are
the best, newest, incest things
for men and boys wear,
Fine Black Clay Diagonal
Suits, sack or cutaway, IS, $40,
$12, S14 and SIS
Unfinished Werstsd and
Cheyios Suits, rough or smOoth,
narrow NIB OF wide NIB S., 30,
SIS, 50, $40 and $12.
Some odd, light colorsd Suits
TWO or three eta kind, So and
Sc. worth double.
Store open ersry evening.
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William .. Thompson has commenced
L lliml Bult against ''Tff FTsss' euD-
papy. nf Philadelphia, ant Its stisnrf
nut pwnsra, Charles L., smith hobart
LUDk ant Calvin Wells. NiH damages
are liked III &1g9 DUD. Iie Bllit lis the
Jesuit Of ths GrIiGisf printaa III "Ths
Etress' 8ule 2 ant 8, charging Iirnmg-
RDl with being TIT iiugnGial haaizar of
ssrtGiD gambling pihneR. The Antilles
lnfs saI marks Of having ipsau written
Dr the iltormati9n M width they ware
BASED, by same nDs who laF hssn lEai-
ny ElBss TO T,hnmlmpn in tis past. Ena
they have pGeaEily put The Frs@'7 IN
y very dsep hgie. nj Thompson VIII
~Ir,asaHuis Ihe Btli 10 iis hIttRr sna.
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Boys Suits.

Those talad wsaR S. and IS NOM 81
Thase thla1 wtrs s. and S. nrgw S..
Those thHi were ST. ana S. nlw $50
Those 1a1s1 wfae SlM50, Sll and SEs
1vw S.
FINE Clay Diagonal ana Wogsitd Su5iE
fOC boys or slIsaI E1an $3.50.
An extra barge line fsDm Is 10 30yHaaxl
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Companies Of CahAn sgDpsistzszf
have baeu leaving So1ihsrn E9fEs &c
5glu the C1hsn Insurgents NAo s1t
fighting 20 free thai eggntrg fran cf'ED-
ssh rvle. W. NsrBa5y tsgE tesp ~
derea 10 Key West. TIA 10 ste9 it rs
;has IL . usutrsl nEi5sp Elf3 UnaAr EsiI-
CATIONS 10 grghitif Ihe &attng pui nt
such expeditions IN tiiF country.
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The advancement of Attorney Cen
eral Richard 0lney to be Secretary OF
State does not add strength nor popu.
larity to the administration.
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Governor Werts made an excellent
selection in appointing Ex-Governor
Ludlow to the Supreme bench to sue
coed Judge Alfred Reed.
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JUNE IA, 1895.

1t il admitted by Republican leaders
that the extra session Of the legislature
ia a blunder and a fizzle.
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DIED

DOLBOW-In u. p. Neck Town.
ship, June 18TH, Thomas DoIb0W, aged
50 years.
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s7..,B- E

We die undersigned L gpmulsstse appointed
10 putii -ie ACCOUNTS o. fsfaiiinEi Dfiet- County
Eaiiie9igr. hive examined 6it tIlis Int vpuetle,s
leit ny hin ant Int riiem Ggs3sei-
EDWIN L. B0E7WN.
k4NIfL u EDNEA-
EINRI NN4Ei.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-06-14

Most Clothing stassa begin
10 mark down Them odds and
ends IN Judy or after the Spring
SEASON is UEsr. We are gOing
10 start and do THAT now We
have accumulated q AotofbrOk-
an Sizes IN uur 1rie9 business
career and do not intend to
carry them oFEs until next sea
son. We VIII put a price on
them that Will make them 60
IN q hurry-
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100 pairs of MEMS Lace Shoes just received, which will be sold at $780,
an unusual bargain.
20 pairs of Mems Opera Toe Russets, regular $500 value, at $3.50
Mems CafsRin Shoes at $500 and $3.50, have been sold at $500. Also a
full and complete stock of Mems Wehed and Hand made Shoes at the most re-
sonabe figures.
Boys and Youths Shoes in any style and at all prices from SO cents up.
SPECIALS FOR THE LADIES.-120p pairs of Ladies Fine Glaze Button,
opera toe and extension sole, at $l25. Ask to see them.
Ladies' Dongola Button, in opera and square toe, at $lOO.
Our Ladies' s.. so line cannot be equaled in this city.
Ladies, Weted and Iandsewed Shoes at 1925, $500 and up.
A new and complete line of Ladies oXFoRDs, in Black, Tan and Patent
Leather at prices that will be sure ito suit you.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN-Tle finest line of Misses and hndrens
Shoes both Black and Ruset, we have ever carried.
AS Pairs IF Chidrens Springfield RuSets at 60 cents. A great bargain.
A full stock of Misses RuSets in button and lace, square and opera toe, at
S.25 and Sl50.
Chldens Rusets from 10 cents up
In fact everything in the line of Misses and Chndrens Footwear at the right
prices.
Also WHITE SLIPPERS AND oXFoRDs for Ladies, Misses and Chill
ldren,
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GRADY'S,
NO. 800 KING STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Judgment
of Thousands

cannot be gainsaid, especial
ly when it remains unchanged
year after year, and when every
one to whom the subject is Prop
erly presented joins in uphold
ing it
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Phil. Dwyer Discusses the Aim Of
the Percy Bill.
TATrERSALES 10 Be PATTERNED AFTER
Meeting of the Base Ball Mag
mates.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February 27.-Regarding
the racing situation in the east, Phil. ].
Dwyer, who is in this city en- route to Hot
Springs, says: ''The Percy bill will become
a law after much dalliance and few minor
amendments. 1t is a good law, and will
place racing on a higher plane than it has
existed since the sport was introduced into
this country. There will be 10 bookmakers.
Although the absence Of those worthless
will decrease the revenue of the tracks to
a considerable extent, 1t will help to
strengthen the character of the sport. We
will be perfectly able to keep our racing
clean and free from scandal, and that
alone will tend to keep up the attendance.
without the bookmakers there will be
a certain amount of sentiment in the rae
ing. a thing, I regret to state, that has
been almost eliminated during the last few
years. The members Of the Jockey CLUB
will probably have clearing house pat
termed more or less after Tattersalls in
England, through which members and their
friends, and, in fact, any reputable fellow,
may speculate on the races. Representa-
tives, or rather commissioners, will work
the thing on the nod at the track, and the
settlements will be made at the clearing
house in the city during the evening"
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The NJ. A. O. Team.

There is every indication that the Mary
land Agricultural College. at College Sta
ton, will have one Of the strongest base
ball teams in her history when the nine
takes the field this year. Captain Harris
has had twenty-five candidates hard at
work. First base will probably be occupied
by TENTS. '97. He played on the High
School team of this city two years. Bar
rows, '96, and Mellison. '9S. will fight for
second base Barrows played this position
last year. Meliison is a good batter and a
first-class fielder. He played with the
Chambersburg team of Pennsylvania last
year. Wooters. '97. will play third base.
He is safe thrower and sure hitter
Captain Harris. '96. will occupy his posi-
ton at short stop. In the outfeld are
Fuller, '96. who played in left field last
year; Roberts, 81. who was in right field.
and Stricken, the fastest runner on the
team, who played center last spring; Hard
ing. '95; Burke, '9S; Robb, '9S; Fuller,
Compton. Us: Walker, '96; Howard, '97;
Tillibridge. Harrison, Counselman and Nell
ligan.
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Cup Defender Measurements.

BRISTOL. R. l., February 27.-Mr. Nat
Herreshoff is very indignant at what he
styles an attempt to make public the plans
Of the new cup defender by certain ire
sponsible parties. He says that the meas
urements reported are merely suppositions
and utterly incorrect, and adds that they
are as much of secret as ever and will
not be made public at present. The work.
men at the Herreshoff yard have removed
the loan which had been used to bank up
the mold of the lead keel, and found the
casting perfectly cool. They will start to-
day to put on the Tobin bronze bolt fasten-
ings, of which there are to be several on
the keel
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AFFAIRS IN GEoRGETowN.
Protractcd Services and Other Revival
Meetings i'm Progress.

Protractcd Services and Other Revival
Meetings i'm Progress.
The meeting last night at the protracted
services now going on at the West Street
Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR.. Alexander,
pastor. was splendidly attended. The Rev.
D. w. Skellenger of the Sixth Street Pres
byterian Church delivered an eloquent
discourse on the Opening Of the Eyes Of
the Blind" DIR. Alexander made impress
sive remarks. The Rev. Howard Wilbur
Ennis will deliver the sermon tonight.
Faith Tent.
Faith Tent of Rechabites held a meeting
last night, at which arrangements were
made for a box party on the 10Th of March.
The Sunday afternoon meetings. pos tponed
on account of the cold weather. will be
resumed in a couple of weeks.
Faith Tent now numbers upward Of forty
members, with additions weekly. Under
the good of the order last night Mrs. Spean-
burgh, chairman, an excellent program was
rendered.
The resignation of Mrs. NJ. ]. Barr as
shepherd was accepted. and Mrs. A. Bur-
rows was elected and installed as her sue
cesSor.
Chicken Thieves.
Poultry thieves are coming to light. Last
night Officer Conner took into custody on
Factory Hiu' VIM. Taylor and George
Wyatt, colored, charging them on the oath
Of Americas Blackwell with having killed
two turkeys belonging to Henry Hill, Q
resident Of Little Falls road, to the rear OF
the Maddox place. The men were out gun
ming at the time. Wild game was scarce
and they took to the domestic. Blackwell
saw them shoot kill the turkeys and run
Off with them. He gave them hard chase
and finally compelled them to drop one OF
the big birds. They finally eluded him. but
rot until their identity had been discover
cd Nha
arrest of Wyatt and Taylor followed.
Depredations in the county chicken houses
have been serious Of late. Thefts have
been occurring both night and day. What
the gunners have missed night providers
have taken. The county people have been
up in arms against the thieves.
What began as an annoyance has de.
veloped into a matter Of seriousness. Last
week over 500 worth of chickens were re-
ported stolen or killed.
Wharf and up-river men say that the Po-
tomac at the present time is as low as dur
Ing the drought season Of last summer. In
fact a winter drought exists. The Ice they
say, on the upper course is gradually wear
ing away, but there is not sufficient water
in the stream to carry 1t down.
Mr.. Fred. Moore and wife left last night
for the southern portion of Florida, where
six weeks will be spent.
The report Is current that the Metropoli-
tan Railroad Company has purchased the
northwest corner of Both and Prospect
streets of Timothy Daily for S20.O00. 1T is
said the railroad company intends to apply
for an extension of their line to this point,
that close connection may be made with
the Union depot projected roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
One Swallow

"don't make a spring" Neither
will one bottle of SCOTS Emul-
sion cure well established case
of Consumption, but it will ease
the Cough, relieve the irritation
and arrest the progress of the
disease, and if persistently used,
with the observance of the laws
of health, will surely restore the
patient in the early stages and
give great comfort and prolong
life in the latter stages.
It is simply Cod-liver Oil
properly emulsiied, combined
with Hypophosphites and ely.
cerine. 1t is a tissue-builder.
Don't be persuaded to accept suostituts!
Scott BOVINE, NY. All Druggists. Soc and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27

take part in the match with Schaefer. He
was confined to his bed. and the physician
said he was threatened with fever. His
place in the contest was taken by local
billiardst. He was reported better this
morning, and 1t is hoped that he will be
able to leave his room in day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27

Roland B. Gelatt Max c. Refer, Smith
D. Fry. Adelaide Gelatt and Marie Refer
have filed articles incorporating the Mer-
genthaler Typesetting Company. There
are 400 shares at SIS each, and the object
of the company is stated to be to set type
by contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
Indoor Sports for Charity.

A game Of basket ball will be played at
the w. A. C. house, South Capitol and o
streets, on Friday evening, for the benefit
of the poor by reserve teams from Carroll
Institute and the w. A. c. The Mt. Pleas
ant Drum Corps and the w. A. C. Band
will play, and Harry Parks will give an
exhibition of fancy cycling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
Corbetts Estimate Of Fitzsimmon..

Champion James J. Corbett, in an inter-
view at Wilkesbarre, said his manager,
VIM. A. Brady, was talking too much II
see," he continued, that he allows 1 can
down Fftzsimmons in three rounds. Now,
to be candid, I don't believe can do that.
I may defeat him in twenty rounds or less,
but I don't want to be quoted as saying 1
can knock him out in three rounds Fitz-
simmons has not put up his third deposit
of $500. Brady says it makes no differ
ence. 1 say it does. I want Fitz to put up
every dollar he agreed to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
Status of Class b Cyclists.

LONDON, February 27.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, commenting on Champion Zim-
merman's proposed application for rein
statement into the ranks of the class B,
amateur cyclists, says 1t is impossible to
see any difference in America between class
B. amateur, and the professional, pure and
simple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
Mnher-kilrnin Match on.

The fight between Jake Kilrain and Peter
Maher, March 49, at Boston. is off, Kill
rain will meet Steve O'Donnell, Champion
Corbett's sparring partner, instead. Kill
rain yesterday received a telegram from
the secretary of the Suffolk Club: Had
you just as soon meet Steve O'Donnell
Maher would not draw ten cents on ac-
count of his recent match with Jim Hail.
Kilrain at once answered Yes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27
iii and Ill.

Try 1t once. and you will always use It.
It cleans silks, laces and the finest fabrics with
out injury Removes grease and paint. Is unequaled
for the bath and shampoo. Ask your grocer for it.
ja2S2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27

Majestic" cooking. Call at B. F. Guy 4 Cos,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow and examine
the Majestic Cooking Ranges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27

DENVER, Col, February 27.-Ives. the
billiard champion, was too i'll last night to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-27

Lallah, at 10 to 1, and Trixey Gardner. at,
to 1. were the surprises at Arlington yes
terday. Two favorites won. The winners
were Saginaw, Lallah, Trixey Gardner,
Halcyon and Boonton.