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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
EVERY GLASS TOLD ON HlM
AND JOHN MURRAY FOUND HIMSELF
IN THE LAWS CLUTCHES.

He Came From Connecticut 20 Find Work
and Found Beer The Clerk Not a adgs
on Headwear-An order which was
Not obeyed -0ther Municipal Court
Cases.
John Murray is q native OF Bridgeport,
Conn, and came TO WILMINGTON 10
secure work. According TO his testi
mnny he took Eve glasses OF beer, all
told. From the condition he was Ia
When found at Front and West
streets by Officer White It is pretty
certain that every glass told. for he was
very drank. He Was fined a. and costs
John Couissy and Bertha Scot.
cllored, were arrested on charge OF
disorderly conduct. The case was
dismissed as there was not evidence
sufficient TO convict
Ira L Drummond, a Young man with
head Of hair which very closely resem
bled bicycle cap was arraigued on
charge OF disorderly conduct Clerk
Adams cast one glance at him and then
Ia tones. which even the re
porters could hear. calculated take
your hat of The young fellow turned
red Judge Ball fmiled, the reporters
inyoluntarly arose IN their seats and
Court Crier Heal who was pondering
whether on not 20 adopt the little baby,
which became protegs Of Agent Frank
Stout the other day. startled to adjourn
court The case was cantiaued until
Monday night
Oscar Robinson. the by who WAS
released from the Ferris Reform school
according TO his mother, by influence
combined with $40 bill, was ordered TO
keep away from his mothers house he
promised 10 do 30 and wan allowed to 20
Last evening Patr OK Malloy, OF No.
1912 Van Barren street, went TO the house
No 1903 Jackson street, occupied by
Ellsworth Reed, to collect the rent
There we're wcris passed and Reed
punched Malloy several times heed had
nothing TO say although lt Is understood
that several witnesses were ia court 10
testify that the assault WAS 20 certain
extent excusable. Judge Ball fined him
$40 aud costs
Stephen J Baker was charged with
violation Of the city ordinances In de-
posting garbage on a 1T at Thirteenth
ana Thateher streets, but as IL was not
proved that be was responsible the case
was diFmissd
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
CHRISTIAN ENDsAvoR RALLY.

10 BE at West Presbg terlan Church To-
morrow Nisht-special Eioquence and
Song.
The Christian Eddssvor Soc iety OF
West Prssby terlsn Church will hold 4
rally at the church 20 morrow evening.
All the Endsavorers OF the city have been
Invited to participate, and an unusually
large attendance is anticipated.
Rev N Keigwin, pastor Of the church,
viii preach a special sermon on tho
society pledge, and fne musical pro-
Qr8m, under the direction OF j. T..
Cvmer. will bs rendered as follows:
"Hark. Hark, Ny Souln .................s Shelly
Choir.
60 Gather Them Inn ................
Double Male Quartet
solo t..s...s.............. ......-.- selected
Mrs. v. K Pyle.
Halleluiah Ch0rus......- .......... Beethoven
Mount Olivet Cnolr.
'Ihe Beautiful Golden Gate.
Quartet.
The double male quartet consists OF
Eugene Hart. r. A. Hennig. f NJ
Ocheltree, Il NJ Ewes. William Ssauffer,
: T Clymer, E Buckmasier and h G.
Taylor
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
lHE COMMERCIAL HOUSE FIRE

FIames Destroyed Its Roof and Threat
ened 70 Lay Low the Adjoining Property.
What was for many years known is
the Commercial House. q hotbed 7
iniqUity, No 100 Water street, but OF
late tenanted by negroes, narrowly
escaped destruction by fire last evening
About 5 30 o'clock the roof was seen to
be ablszs and an alarm of FIRE was at
once sent ia from box 81, Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore station.
The Fire Department was on the scene
ID few minutes andy though flames and
smoke seemed then to envelope the
building, in fifteen minutes the hard
working fremen had conquered
the flames and were getting ready to
leave. The building is owned By the. P
w & B Company, aud it was damaged
about $400, by fire and water.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS.
Several Choice Lots Disposed Of At Pub
lie Sale TO tho Highest Bidders III,
shares aud the Buyers.

Several Choice Lots Disposed Of at Pub.
lie Sale TO tho Highest Bidders The
Shares aud the Buyers.
An Important sale Of stocks was held
this morning at which q number OF
Wimngton's leading hnanciefs were
present Some Of them we're placed In
tho marhet by Jesae Sharp and Heury
r. Dure as administrators OF Phoebe
Sharp, while the others were placed by
the First National Bank
fhe FIRST lot was of 76 shares OF the
Mccullough Iron Company, par value
800 and a few years ago worth from
5000 to 5000. Huxley Harvey started
them At $40. when they ran up TO 4l3 Al
which figure they were sold to T.. II
Gayley, Of Heald & Co for $l3
The next lot was one OF "a shares
stock Of Mcdaniel 4 Harvey. Huxley
darvey started ihem AZ $li aud M II
dayley. Of Heald 4 Co., bought them
for S13.
A lot comprising l77 shares Philadel-
phia and Wilmington Turnpike Company
wss started At "a The par valne was
$25 Edward B-tts bought ten shares
for s., aud the balancs Was sold TO Nj
NJ Cleaver for "a So
Forty shares Of Wilmington and Great
Valley Turnpike Company stock was
started at So and we're purchased by
William Brgat for $S 75
When the next lot. 1sl shares OF the
Delaware K r Company was called, II.
f. Dure stated that owing to the books
Of the stock having been closed, no
dividend was due The shares are
valued st $50 par. aud at 80 they were
started A J MoCaulley bought the LOT
at 81 90
Lot No was Of I've shares Whining
ton and Breudywine Bank, PAR value,
30 They were started Rt 81 and ran up
TO S3l aud sold to Thomas Smith.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
THEY WOULDN'T LET GO
a Hypnotic Tale From the Berk-
shire Hills.
IELn IANDs T0E EIaHTEEN HOURg

Al last the Young Mans Friends Interfered,
Snciasped Him From Mrs. woisner's
Grasp bs Force and Tied Him up-They
say She Hypnotized Him.
WARwIcE, Mass, Juno 15.-This little
hin town has q sensation that has created
no end OF talk Tha two principals nro
Paul Guldsbury, a young man OF about
20, grandson Of Captain James Paul
Goldshury Of Warwick, and Mrs. Weisner
woman Of about 33, who Is said to DO
tho wife Of O Chicago physician.
Ono day there WAS a discussion between
Mr. Goldsbnry and Mrs Woisner ns TO tho
merits and denerits Of Christian science
and, as tho story runs, Mrs Woisncr claim
ed that sho could show tho young man by
q physical manifestation that Christian
science was more than a fad or a name
Tho two elaspod hands, ana young Colds
bury was completely hypnoti2ed.
Both wore deaf TO tho words OF friends
and for S hours the interlocking OF hands
continued Then ii waa that tho friends
became more indignant and declared that
if the exhibition was 90 continue longer
it must take place outside Of tho house.
Even those words had no effoot, and Mrs
Weisnor and young Goldshury, still with
ioekod hands, went Go the common
This made the exhibition still more
public, and the officials Of tho town do
termined to put q stop TO it NJ. i. Samp-
son, the village postmaster, and William
Shepardson, the former landlord Of tho
hotei were dopnted 70 separate Mrs Wels.
ner and young Guldshury
BY main force tho clasp Of hands was
finally broken hht SO infatuated was
Goldsbury that ho desired toIennw it. and
in order to prevent another exhibition ho
was taken TO bis summer homo aud tiud
up. William shopardsun was placed in
charge Of tho young man, and 1t is stated
that no has not yet fully recovered his
mental balance.
Goldsbury was n member Of tho Moody
quartet which sang at Chicago during the
Worlds fair.
Mrs Meisner showed little effect Of tho
long struggle, but tho affair caused such
comment that she went homo Go Chicago.
The claim Is made that sha hypnotizod
Goldsbury, who is still under tho caro- OF
Il nurse
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

Ol land after Monday bread will be sold
by the local bakers at cents a loaf At
least 50 say the men who are connected
with the organization recently formed
Just how we'll this az rsement will be kept
by the blkers in the combination, Is a
question, but there are many who fear
that the time will ba short. It is sumored
that already some OF the bakers have
contracted with Rrocers for a lesser price
than cents, the schedule price, one Of
the factors Ia the contract being
ailence
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

TAMPA, Fla. June 1b.--Cnlonal Fig
uredo, responding to an inquiry about
Jose Marti, said u feel convinced that
Marti hns died for the cause ho loved so
we'll. The revolution, however will 60
on just the same While we may have
lost a good man, the cause still exists, and
the fight will be pushed vigorously.
Tomas Estrada plama Of New York will
undoubtedly be chosen to MI Marti's place
ana Will do It ably
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
BUSINESS oproRTuNIrrEs.

w TANTED.-M Manager for branch house old
w established concern. Salary SlU0 and
commission. Must deposit So @ fully secured.
Ne humbug. VIII paw % Investigate. Adars s.
Manufacturer. Box i75, st Louis, Mo
IN INCOME Of 81 per month on an invest
"A ment Of SiO0 larger aud smaller amounts
at the same rate; write for onr new method OF
operating in st0cks, bonds. grain provisi 1ns
Rnd cotton: absolutely without loss. =. q.
HASBROUCK q co. 81 and 30 Broad st..N.Y.
MAKE bic money by investing ia wh, az nov
M When fuu extent Of damage 10 an crops
becomes known wheat will 20 up TO 81 and
more. Snail investors can safely make splen-
did . offs now. Write to-day FOR Manual ON
successful specuiation and DAILY Market
Letter. both free. to Thomas Il Co, Bankers a
Brokers, z64 Rialto Building, Chicago, Ill,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

PRINCETON. N. J., June i5.-There is
q general feeling Of satisfaction manifest
cd here among the few students remain-
ing at the college and am hsg no town
people at the news Of the in0ictl~dnt for
murder in the first degree Of Collins. the
negro who shot Garrett Cochran and
Frederick Oil. A speedy verdict is hoped
for Cochran IS still at the infrmnry.
His condition has not materially changed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

CAMDEN. n. j.. June l5.-Wnllam II a..
Yhoin Of 1884 Point Breozn avenue. phila-
delphia, visited his former housekeoper
Anna Ninerlina, OF 1868 South Front
street. this city, and charged her with
keeping company with othor men. During
a quarrel which followed Thein drew ra-
zor and cut the woman's throat from eur
60 ear. She died on the way TO tho hospi.
tai. Officer Painter arrested Them while
ho was washing the stains of blood from
his hnuds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
FUEKEL WON CONTEST
1t VIII BE City Treasurer
Adams for Two Years More.
HE WANTS NO DOUBTFUL OFFICE
Tho Dem mocratio Candidate WIN Not Seek
70 Take Advantage Of Democratic
city Council in Order TO Get an once.
what Mr. Fuskel Has to Say.

NNH At MT Fnhhet mas 20 say
All doubt as to the city treasuryship is
now At an end. Joseph X Adame,
Republican will succeed himself j. p.
Theodore Fuekel. the Democratic candi.
date, has formally announced that he
will not make a contest for the place.
My counsel, Peter L Cooper. Jr, has
thoroughly examined the case IN my
interest, said MIR Fuekel 70 an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter this morning,
"and informs me that whie ne is thor
oughly convinced Of my election. there Is
sure difficulty in securing sufficient
legal evidence to establish my
claim npon purely legal grounds In
the Second district OF the Eleventh ward
the Republican majority OF the board Of
inspectors threw out eighteen Democratic
ballots that were properly and legally
stamped, but there am afrai
that my legal proof would stop
''In the FIRST district OF the Sixth
ward the Republican maj ority OF the
board Of inspectors voted one man on a
tax receipt of 1892, and also voted three
men who were not registered at all
These four we know to be Republican
vetes but there is no legal mode Of
establishing that fact for the parties
themselves would b3 protested By the
law from testifyiug as TO how they
voted a0 such testimony would incrimi.
nate them, There are also two instances
Of colored men living in tue Fifth ward
and voting ia the Eighth ward but Of
course We can't establish what ticket
they voted for the reason that | have
Just steted--they cannot bs compelled to
lncriminste themselves, although
think the court might be justified In
taking official notice that colored men
vote Republican tickets
BTsjority on Moral Grounds.
you SEQ on moral grounds that
would give MS q majority OF i've In the
whole city I suppose there were at least
200 ballots stamped In the square oppo.
site Jefferis's name It was the evident
intent Of all the voters to vote the whole
Democratic ticket, but as they were not
stamped according to the requirements
OF law. they were not counted at all, not
even FOR the mayor.
Il stated when tho contest was FIRST
talked Of that should not make il unless
It could be sustained by legal evidence.
While | am satisfied that IL we were to be
governed BY the intent OF the voters,
should have a handsome plurality,
yet my legal evidence seems I'd
fall a few votes short I shall
therefore file no contest would not
put myself IN the position Of taking an
Office or the Democratic Council in
awarding me an oflise that had any
shadow or question upon its title ] havt
lived ia this community too long for that
called the atten tion OF The
attorney general TO the fact
that legal ballots were thrown out Ia
certain districts, and that in certain
other districts men we're permitted TO
vote without having been registered and
requested him to prosecute the offenders. 3
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

ELKHART. Ind, June 8. 5.---Tramps hold
up a Lake Shore freight train between
here and South Bend A crowd Of young
men from here were on board, and the
tramps relieved them Of their money and
valuahlcs They thon shot at the youths
in the car and compelled them TO jump
from the rapidly moving train
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
IN APPEAL WILL Be TAKEN.

blackwell and Cassidy Secure Judgmen
Against John Doordan aud He win
Fight it IN the Upper Courts.
Before Magistrate Kelly yesterday
afternoon Black we'll and Cassidy, carpen-
ters, brought suit against John
Poordan for $74 is due them on ae-
count. Lilnurn Chandler represented
the plaintiffs, e. r Cochran, Jr.,
defendants. The plaintiffs claimed tha at
they wers building house for Doordan
and received SAB on account. That
Doordan found fault with them and told
them to quit work If they would not do
as he desired. Judgment Was given In
favor Of plaintiffs
Doordau claims that the work was
not being done according to contract,
and that when he called the carpenter s
attention to It they ceased work He
will appeal the case
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
ALL FOR A PHOTOGRAPH Il
Mrs. Victoria Martin Said the
Furniture Was Cursed.
uADE A BURNT OFFERING OF IT.

Now tho Niece Sues For the value Of Her
Household Goods Which Were Sacrificed.
and Deputy sheriff Sits on tho Front
Doorstep Of Her House.
NEW YORK, June 1b.-Mrs Victoria
woodruff Martin, the sister Of Lady Cook,
nee Tennessee Clatlin. and tho publisher
Of The Humanitarian, once moro appears
before the courts, this time as defendant
IN suit brought by her nephew, DR.
Charles Stuart Wellea for 81, 700, salary
due him as manager OF tho magazine and
ono by Mrs. Wellos for the recovery OF
damages alleged to be duo hor for the do
strnotion Of personal property
Mrs Martin, with hor husband, John
i. Martin, q London banker, and her
daughter, Mrs Lula NJ. Woodruff had
arranged 60 sail for their English home to-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

The funeral Of Philip Ambold. who
shot himself on his wlfe's grave. Wedaes
day. was held this afternoon. subscrip
tions having been made by German
friends aud mem bers Of the G. A. r he
was buried alongside his wife and
children 10 Rlverview. The funeral VAS
largely attended.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1b.-George ID.
Ross, formerly seaman ia the United
States navy, was the principal witness at
the Colima investigation. Ho thought
that Captain Taylor and the other officers
wero incompetent, adding that no effort
had been made 70 save tho passengers or
even warn them Of danger.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

Providence, June 15.-The strike Sit
uation remains quiet. The Geneva woay-
ers voted not to return TO work until an
increase Of wages had been granted. In
Olneyyille all the mills except those in the
Fletcher combination and the Atlantic
report gains in the nnmher Of operatIYes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

WASHINGTON Juno Is. - Lieutenant
Colonel Guy v. Henry Of the Fifth caval-
~ has been ordered to inspect tho nation
al guard Of New York. which will 60 into
oamp at PaekAkill ON July y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
WIN 30 Charged On monday.

Judge Ball had not concluded the
closing argument for the plaintiff in the
case OF J Frank Garry VS.. the Charles
Warner Company when court adjourned
last evening The Jury WAS discharged
until Monday morning when Judge Ball
will finish and the court will deliver its
charge.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

NEW York, June Is. - Patroiman
Thomas II Doyle Of the East Fifty first
street squad nhot and probably mortally
injured Michael Callahan, an cast side
tough, while the latter was trying to es-
cape arrest at the hands Of Doyle for rob
berry ia the lrst degree
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

To morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock Rev
r. NJ Munson, chaplaia OF the First
Regiment, Delaware National Guard will
bold divine service ia the armory,
Twelfth and Orange streets All the
Wilmington militismen and some from
New Castle are expected to attend the
service in uniform.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

Arthur w. Tyler, librarian Of the
Institute Free Library, has resigned
He Ras been in Wilmington nearly two
years. and made quite reputation hero
for the eflisient manner in which he
has conducted the institution he will
70 to Brantford. Conn and take charge
Of the Blackstone Memorial Library,
which cost 5000 600.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

HAMBURG, June 15.-Five sailors on
the United States cruiser Marhlehead over
staid their ioave on shore and came into
conflict with the police Of the oity. In q
fracas that resulted two Of the latter were
badly injured.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

The Single Tax men Of the state will
hold q meeting at Shellpot Park to-
morrow afternoon, when John Wallsmith
viii play the cornet and addresses will De
made by George Stfpheps. A Il Steven
son ard Y v Hellzsl. of PhiladelphiA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

WAsHIEGToN, June 15.-Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Navy MoAdoo will sail in the
Dolphin Sunday night on a tour Of in
speotion Of the naval militia reserve. He
will visit II ports in 30 days, going from
South Carolina TO Maine.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

The City Council Park Committee has
twarded the contract for Building the
public comfort IN Eighth Street P.rk TO
Frank A. Webb for $673 Eigsr Zsllen,
the lowest bidder, withdrew.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

ALBANY juno 15.-The court of ap-
peals has dooided in favor Of Susan B.
Anthony and her sister in their case
against tho American Glucose company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

PRovIDEEcE. June l5.-Class day ex-
ercises at Brown university began with
sn address Of welcome 10y the class preSi-
dent, Harry O. Clifford Whipple
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15
aELp WANTED.


g ALEsMEN Wanted for Merchant Trade.
- Good weekly pay. Samples free. No de-
liveries or co lrctions. Side line or exclusive.
address, manufactures, agM Market St.. ehila
XXTANTED.-MAN WITH PUSH TO IN
w troduce new article among merchants
and stablemen in Wilmington and every ciUy
and town in Delaware, and surrouf ding states,
pays 81 per day. sells on sight, no competi-
ton. Address with stamps American Mfg. Co A,
f34 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa.
w ANTED--La solicitor; 1ood salary paid;
~ permanent po ition. Brown Bros. Co.,
Rochester, n. ~
NNyANTHD-Men who will work for S75
W month salary OF large commission sell ing
staple goods by sample TO dealers. Experience
unnecessary. Write as. Household Specially
Co., G8 Cincinnati, o.
WANTED -COMPETEN NT ELECTRtCIAN n
w to sell our long distance telephone; ex-
elusive territory; large profits guaranteed,
Keystone lelephone Company, Pitisburg. Pa.
A LIMlTdD NUNBER OF RFSPECTA-
4 4 BILE girls can secure steady employment at
the Jute Works over Eleventh street bridge
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather will prevail, with slight
temperature changes and light and fresh
westerly TO nOrthwesterly Winds. followed
possibly by rain in the southern districts OF
fhis section. On aand1y ia both Of these Sec
tions fair weather wil prevail. with slightly
lower followed bE rising temperature an1
rOrtheaster TO southea6terly winds, AID on
Monday, clear, warmer weather, with q
warn wAve.n
New York Herali Weather Forecasts
slight depression. apparently over Ten
nessra. csuset some rain Ia that state, but
the We ther east OF he Mississippi WAS gem
erallv fair. aud the Temperature we're moder
ate. though 10 Ohio. Kentucky aud southwark
ms ximum temperatures slightly above -
degrees were reported This disturbance
may cause some raiu in the southern dis
tffcts of This section to-day. The depression
"a the North west has made little movement.
but will probably advance slowly eastward,
accompanied by warm wave"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

Go 70 Hiram Yerger for pictures, /
East Third street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15


NOI9CE.-ALL BILLS PERTAIN NG To
~ the Diamond stare Carpet cleaning,
Upholstery and Mattress Factory. are pay
able 70 Horace Valentine only.
Il ADIESl Chichestar's English PenuyroyaI
~ pills diamond Brandt are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take no ether. send 4e. stamps. for
particulars. .Relief for Ladies'" 10 letter by
return mail. AT druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Go philadelphia, Pa.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO-
VI Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction ia prices. 405i6 Market
street, above Fourth
NTOTICE.-THE RESUMPTION OF THE
N business of Fred ) Donovan. deceased
S. hereby announced bv his brother. John >
Donovan, who will continue the marble and
granite business, at Lancaster snd Wood
lawn avenues. JOHN ]. DONOVAN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

Water Storage Bill Vetoed.
ALBANY, juno l5 Governor Morton
eetoed the Genesee water storage bill
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

T3TOriOr.- j.. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
lH LOAN OFFICE. fso1ms and 3. Exchange
ISutldinr. corner Seventh and Market streets.
ApvANJNS MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions st low rates
OF interest, buys And sells WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
flNWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until o'clock. Also furniture
stoTed At lopest ratas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-15

CEWTNa MACHINES.
- OiDONALD, I2 East Seventh street,
leads them an in low prices.
Grand new $50 machines reduced to SIG,
el8 aud $40 All makes 70 select from.
Singer, Wheeler * Wilson, New Home, Doe
nestle. White, standard and al other makes.
Any machine sent on trial, tree,six months Tor
cash two yaars on instRiiments. Send postal.
~ Il. o'D0NALb.
No. u Esgt Seventh Street
ANY machine repaired. 30 cenlE UP.