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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

. JOHN N. SOLOMON.
ofioe No. Wsst Third street.
Phones lle and aos.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptsble to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs 10 for sale in 50c
and 81 bottiss by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may NOT have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
Lousu.s. w ssW roax ME
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

n oST-A diamond stud betwren 18th and
~ Washington and Grand Opera House.
FINDER will receive reward by returning 20
pr. II. Il. Smith. Sii Market. os-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
DR.. GOSLlN,
Dentist,

shipiey Street, Corner Fight.
Teeth sS and sI0a set. Teeth 1llsG with Gold
out pain % and 20 cehts. Gas. ether aud
cocaine. D0-lyeaf-m-w-s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

RELIEF IN SIX BOURs.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SoUTH AMERICAN KID
EEY CURE" This new remedy is n great sur
prise on account OF its exceeding promptness
In relieving pain In the bladder. kIdneyA
back and every part OF urinary passages OF
malo or female. 1t relieves retention in
water and pain in passing 1t almost immedl.
afeiy. lr you want relief and cure. this 10
Sold by j. g. Beetem and z JaIno 1oit
erukgisis Wilmington. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

V-SOR sALE-One OF the incest biocRy little
# mares IN the city. . yeats old. sound
gentle. and as pretty Ms q picture. good 0
bnll. and a pleasant driy or. 4. A. senitnan.
bud and Jackson streets. o5.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

y 0YA L benefit association OF Now York
n life accident aud sick benefit. Ho0m
No. Head Building. A few good agt nts
wanted. Thomas r. Judge. Agent. ms-tf
% D0hRDlNG-Futuisn or .unfurnished
u front roomg with or without toard,
permanent or transient. also nrst-class table
board. Every room fronts on street. Con-
yericnces OH each floor. Low r,ttee. New
mt mfnsRement.No. II East Seventh 81 mse.iy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

GTRAYlsD OR STOiEN-A roam horse l5S
- hands high from neid Al Mt. Cuba, Del.
kiberst reward for Information that will
lead 10 Its II coyery Paul Giiiis. o6-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

DUBLIC sALE-At the auction rooms OF
IL L. W. stidham Il rons. No Ill East <lh
street in the city OF Wilmington. Delaware.
SATURDAY. the 18th of oCr., a. D.. IsoA
at 2 o clock. y. m.
VIII be exposed 20 sale at public auction.
hundred shares OF tue capital stock OF the
journal Printing Company. corporation
u nder the laws OF the { ate OF delaware
JOHN l.. ALLEN.
Harry EmmonA attorney. os-et
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

ISoR sAIKor RENT-A new houso on the
west sldr, 4 rooms and bnih. MI conye-
T'ences Would exchange for small proper.
". m. Q. Tindall 5i1 w. 9th stroets- si-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

II,oH SAL E-Nearly new fireproof safe At .
IL bargain; outside mpasuf Elm nh ia - height
" inchea width ~ Inches. depth "a inches.
~ b. corner 10th and Shipluy SITS. os-5t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

lioR SALG-A meat and oystot store. a
I Koud pusi ness IN Ruod location. Ad-
dress w. II. this oillee. u7.tA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

EoRsALE on nENE the city hotel. no W
Front street. Including furniture. Ap'
ply to Martin keogh. os.6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

Tse0R BAIB-loU acrrf OF land. farnR OF Q 10
II 10 acres. with or without buildings.
Tii@n%aion. % Newport Newport LsSS aSoa and in~ss,msnt es %
o., ofhct. 100 II Ing street. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

IpoR eALE--At hair cost. u solid oak cabi.
.G net At this oilicc sl1.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

A epeciui meeting OF the stockholders OF
n tTho Guardian Savings and Loan As
bocintlon.r Will be held Friday evening. DC
tober ~. 1875. at s O'Clock. Tor the purpose of
Sotius upon the question OF the adyIsabIilty
Of consolidating with THE Equitable I.oan
AssociatioD.' All members arr requested to
b. present. ny order or the Directors.
WIN. ID. MlLLiN, President,
s2S-of-1l.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

M OTICE-eowing machines. all kinds from
~ sbup. New ttU ninchinen reduced TO SIS
Va GHd S2O, Cash or Instruments. ltcpniriu9
81 lowest prices. liockfeller's NO. 100 West
tlssircet, corner OF ShIpley. js5.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

<l1zE Yearly boa'd and tuition. boys.
w - girls Episcopal Schools. iiaddon
neid. N. J. a2a- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

III EATERS PUT IN. repaired. overhauled.
- put In order, inpges. stoves, repaired.
DriNks CRATES ADD pipes. oid stoves, furat-
pue bought. sold aiia exchanged. Miiming-
Jon Storage Co. ItV5 Ornngo. iOJ5. aie
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
NOTIsyE.


NJ OTiCE--iL Iioegeisbcrger. NJ. o.. SIS Mar
Az ket street, niitdc the eye his speciai
study in ths universities ct vtsnnn. Austria
aud New 'ork ttty. In tho PHI. adoi phih Poly
clinic ano .sttls Lye u JspitaL He examines
es Is Tree aud guarantees satisfaction. Geld
.giusses $au0; steel glhsses. 50 centa "
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
NEW YoRR.
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PHILADELPHIA, WlLMIN9ToNan
I1ntO.fsh ~ MhAILltOA4Js in effect April II, 1895,
Trains VIII leave WilInington As follows
fhilAoelp phla, express, / 81, 2 IS, 4 20 fM A.
30, 8 so, 80. 9 ~, 10 05, 10 ia. ii n ~
y 81 a m, Ila SS. 81. O6 o o., 10. 50, sO:,
AccomincdA dAtion, %, 7 OO.s %. .lo4sAB.na
26y 3 40, 10, TAO, 10 Go D IN. -
Chester express 81. ( 70, esO. TR.7BsD
%, nss ~ 70 y %, II 81 M. o., s05. 5Ol,5s8
Aeoominoaation,s 8 90, I 90, . Os, 10 10, l1gsam
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10, So, 2 07, 9 Is. 10 60 m
FoS FSSfbn tbs sEithout ShtsSngs l9 u am 6Sp ~
Ns,Ip u "a: ,sleepers to Hot Spring.. Memphis and
Wesa Chester. via LsmoEin. . 90 M. $40
Sswars Centre and intermediate statlors
,BAltiInore aud washington, a,emeu
~ ~. Il % am. I9 o., u ~, Il Is. 2 Os. *. s9
70 ges 9 Al, . o. ~. 70 m, u le night.
~ aa5e,mors \ " and intermediate stEnona. ais
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M III Il "a express s6O 7so 725, ssI, lOsO
a Soggrnmcdstion, 20. .g@.slO, 1885 MI 20.
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sunday Ireins-Leave WILMINGTON for.
/ PnnadelphiA, express. 81, S. A 20, g. 50, s 50
=, ons nyS; y y ols M, ] g, 3o6, 604. SO I@
a n, n = 70, 40, 05. D Is. 10 56 m.
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am. q, 305 q. s 81, 07,S co D m. sccorulo.
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Sss,- York. lS. so. 42u, 7m 50. 4s
y aVaS, oo u ~ q 10 M 81, 800. so, 504. 6S
sion gifhcut change, bsa o a.
For the South-Southern Railway Express
a a. ? IN n, saleepers to hot Spring., Memphis,
'Wsst oosstsE, sia Ismokin. 30 70
Baltimore and Washington, 4Bs, s.0l. 1919
e. ga, 1872, bSs, 4s o.. 2 a, Ss'' . "a.
baltimore ana inisrmsdists stat,onA. co.
Leave fhilAdelphis, Broad street, for wu
Ialaztor .szpFsss' 900. Z "a 4 "a 4 3s
Aoeomrn9dsgien $50 elo. JOS u Is IS.
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New CEstle, ls j 10 n. 10, %, 0 Il. 50
? 81 2 rn, IL Q night.
Lewes, Is q 70. 4 81 ? N,
E1prags for Dover Harrington and DeinIai
8 ., II % I'M, Il N. IL o. night.
harrington &nc way stations onls, 20 . n.
1xpSgss fcr CsDe Cnsries. old Point Cor
fnEt hnd Norfolk. u Is = Ia, Il o. Bight.
sunday trains for:
New Castle, Y 05 night
lAre UhGzlHs, Old Point Cczn3ogt aad SIC
1 folk, IL q night.
| 0iddiotoWn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
/ Eoit0n, Harrington. Bridgeviile. seAfofd
/ bsucel and Deluler, j. OIL night
| +Oongresaionel Limited ExpreHE tryiaa opm.
| ooeed enriTely OF Pullman Feafihulp psrini
And Dining Oars. No extra fare other than the
| usual Pullman Charge
| fidnhted Express Trains. coinposea OF Pull.
1 nan Fesblhuls Parlor Oars, Yeatibule Pas
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Evening journal., 1895-04-27
no Fhlrd Term.

From the Providence Journal.
The possibility OF Clevsland's nomina-
tion is scarcely worth serious discussion
The question Of third terms for American
chief magistrates may not have been
answered 30 conclusively that no con
tingencies could arise in which 1t could
not be reopened But unless some con-
tingency arises next year which is not
foreseen now we may be pretty sure that
the question will not bs reopened. The
.aeit prohibition of third terms which
has become. practically, an unwritten
law Of the land will continue in force
and the President will not have TO re-
peat what he is already understood to
nave said unequivocally, that ne pro
poses to devote whatever Of life remains
70 him after March 4, 1897, TO private
labors and eDjoyments The occasional
talk to the contrary some Of which is
heard again this week, Is referred to here
only a. evidence Of the Generalization 10
which the Democrats find themselves.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
1hsPsaeh Crop.

From the Chester News.
Indications up to the present unmis.
takably point to an unusually large crop
Of peaches, while the small fruit pros
poets are squally encouraging IL Is pos
sibls yet FOR the buds to be smltten aud
the danger will threaten until May. But
every thing Is In favor of a bountiful
supply as conditions now exist. Even
light or measurably heavy frost will not
affeot the prospect unless II be followed
by freezing. So that with the near
approach Of May safety Is almost assured.
IL is predicted that there will be Q 600 600
baskets Of the luscious frait from Della
ware alone. Tnis means much TO the
fruit growing district; IL means a good
deal TO the railroads that will transport
the product, and it means ths changing
hands aud putting in circulation Of q
good deal or money Good crops are
bsrbingers Of good times May ali ex-
peetations be realized.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
AMusEMENTs.
sAruRoAY. APRIL a1. lss5.
the Terms Of Peace 4.

Japan has not only won great vic
tory, but she is wise enough to be
temperate In taking advantage Of it. So
far as understood, the terms Of peace
demanded by japan and, II advIcss are
correct, accepted BY China's commission
ers, though severe, may not be out Of
proportion to the cost OF the war and the
wrongs heretsfore suffered. all OF which
may properly be taken into account The
cash indemnity is certainly not excessive,
provided China is held responsible for
the Inauguration Of hostlllties through
her exactions and the disregard Of
nsighborly obligations.
1t is apparent that the terms Of treaty.
as reported, are in some respects not only
generous but plainly in the interest Of
China, herself. Such is especially true
of the demand that Chinese ports and
rivers shall be opened TO commerce. In
this respect Japan ASKS no privileges for
herself that shall not be common to all
other nations Such a change in Chinese
policy would bring to the celestial en-
plre degree Of prosperity for which tho
Pekln government could siford to pay all
that is asked It has been the policy Of
exclusion that has kept China In tbs
background while all the world besides
has been moving forward
The demand for the island Of Formosa
is reasonable, but Japan will fad It q
costly trophy. Much Of the island /,
inhabited by savage trlbss which nC
power has yet been able to subdue This
country is in many parts rough and
mountainous, but everywhere capable Of
becoming fruitful and productive.
1t will be 10 tho advantage Of tn.
world to have the relations Of Formos'
fixed as part Of the Island Empire sinc'
several Europsan powers have beer
looking wistfully In that direction, tbs
success Of either being sure to Greats
international complications. Neither
England, France, Germany nor RusSiI
will be wholly pleased with the absorp
tlon of FOrmOsa or the Independence Of
Corea, as each Of these governments hai
been ipdulglng hopes Of territorial
acquisitions in that direction
Japan has made it evident that she Il
able TO enforce her demands even to the
occupancy Of Port Arthur and to care foi
the territory which she hopes to gain
She win hereafter rank among the pow
erful nations Of the earth her prestigl
is already assured She has won a greai
victory, made honorable terms Of pssc'
and while securing sll the Advantagei
she fought for, she mas not unneossssril,
humiliated her foe.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
The censns Finnrsa Classilled

The classification Of the figures taken
by the police in the census lust completed
shows: Children under 6 years OF age.
males, 6sl; femsles, 4 $780, between G
and IA years, males 9S6; females. a 971;
between IA and 81 years, males, 3 7s8
females. SO; over q, males, 1887;
FEMALES, 20 00O tot.l white males.
% 7Si, females 20 062; total colorsd
alles, 1852; females, 1872 Chine g,
20; 10 almshouse snd jAils. 1872, making
total of Go 1853, The total white
population Of the oity Is 50. .99l; colored
222; Chinese, 20. The cost Of the
census was $95
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
snortInr Newa Notes.

Mayor Warwick has been invited to
throw the first ball ct the opening anne
OF the season In Philadelphia next Thurs.
day.
The state league championship season
opens next Wednesday.
Tho newly organized Chester Club will
open the season with the Lslperville team
this afternoon at Chester
Noblitt, pitcher for the Ridley Park
Club, has signed with the Salem N j..
Club
In the Baltimore game yesterday great
interest centered In Carey at first base
and Hotfer In the box for the home team.
Both men did good service and estab
lished themselves on q sound footing
with the rooters
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Recent developments 60 10 show that
the peculiarity of green carnRtlon ls
that it isn't RreeD. and Is not a carna-
tion. New York Journal
II Is not entirely out Of the range ol
possibility that ore o. the msin issues in
1896 may be the Monroe doctrine. -
Chicago Record
There ia somewhat of = disposition "a
suBPect Senator Frye's annexation sp-
peratus Of working overtime Wash
ington Post.
When son get q railroad Legislature
what else can yca expect but boodling
dissipation, extravepEnce and general
cnsssdness -omaba Bse
A rigorous adherence to sound princi-
pies, regardless Of catching or falling q
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Uatarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cute.
FJ. CHENEY & CO, Prcps., Toledo. o
We the undersigned have known X j..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
peri CITY honorable In all business transac-
tlon and financially able TO carry out any
obligation made by their Arm.
West & TruaN. Wholesale Druggista, Toledo.
o. Walding Ninnan 4 Marvin, Wholesa e
DruggiAta, rpieuo, O
Halls Catarrh Gu g Is taken internally, act
ibg directly upou the blood and mucous sur
faceRof the sys EN-. Pfice Zoo peH bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials ffee.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
An rncreloprdln Tor SOL.

Only few copies left OF Rand, McNally
& Co.'S Encyclyeop@dia and Gazateer
which will be disposed u at 81 25-which
is barely the cost Of manufacture. This is
wcrk Of 800 pages aud Is a condemnation
OF the Encyclopedias Britannica, Chem.
oers Encyclopedia, etc with tho addt
ION Of much original matter treating OF
American subjects. II contains so colored
neps and 600 engravings and is the
cheapest work ever offered In this city.
Apply for one et the EyRsING Journal
flee,
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
A Republican Leader Wanted.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
The members Of the Delaware Legis-
laturs celebrated the birthday Of the first
governor OF that state When they will
celebrate the election of United States
senator IL not stated. The three lower
counties got on q very high horse. so to
speak, when they decided to cut the
apron string which bound them to the
mother Commonwealth Of Penn Ever
Since that time the people OF Delaware,
In the expressive language Of one OF their
observing number, TO wit, ex Senator
Anthony Higgins, have been ten feet FIVE,
while all the world outside have been five
feet ten II would seem that the time had
come when Delaware statesmen should sea
themselves as others see them. The present
situation at Dover, so far as the senator
ial vacancy Is concerned, is discredit 90
alleged leaders and their followers ss
we'll The leading aspirants continue TO
face each other IN three cornered hope
less contest Not one OF them has the
patriotism and courage 60 take himself
squarely and permanently out OF the
hgbt Every day new rumors are set
ahoat, generally ia the interest OF one OF
the trio, but the wearlsome ballotlng
goes on In the same indeoisive fashion
II is a thousand pities some strong man
does not come 10 the front amongst the
Republicans OF Delaware; one capable OF
genuine leadership, and who could crys-
tslizs and utilize public sentiment to
save the party from utter wreck
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

catch votes, is the highest duty OF
ststesmsnship. and, no matter whether
1t Is faithfully observed by Democrats or
Republicans. the country is all tine
greater for its Observance Philadelphia
T.aSrar
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Jsegs-Dld ones tell Won about that
prsdicsment be got iuto the other day :
I'd Ike 10 hear the story from his own
lips. BAggs-He won't tell Il; he's too
mean. Faggs-Yes; too mean to tell 3
Joke ST his own expense
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

There could be 10 bstter proof that
President Clsvelsnd's letter hit the
mark than its Characterization BY the
silver cranks as stupid Grover seems
TO be good shot and there are good
many lane ducks among the allverltet
as a result Of his last charge.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Beautiful Uentsr-rAbio BOOK,

You want something artistic FOR your
centre table. Something that will instruct
as well rs amuse. Well get copy OF
Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
in cloth and gold IL is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 rs
will buy 1t Made TO sell at SO Only q
few left Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
Office
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
ID collus.op wilh DC rrads.

The police are busy looking for thief
or thieves who broke into the cloak room
al tue Auditorium last evening aud stole
4 number of hats and wraps.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
PAaasd Under snspenaIon.

The Delaware Iron Company bill went
through win a whoop yesterday L
was reported fsyorably ia the House n
the morning aud passed. Clerk Hastings
immediately TOOK IL to the Senate, where,
before the noon recess, II was read and
referred under suspension OF rules
curing the afternoon the Sena.s Com
nittss reported it favorably and Il ma.
passed under suspension Of rules,
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

There one true specific for diseases arising from ed
at Pns prescribed
ably the most remarkable remedy that the sSd research of this
prescribed what known the world Psne cs
biousness
diseases and kidney troubles For the latter Pns
again nanda again here has
The medical journals this country have given the last
well than other snbie. n
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Rain Spoiled some Fine sport.

AS baseball cannot be played In water,
and as spectators do not like TO sit upon
soppy benches OF see athletes roll In mud
and pitchers toss in dew drops" there
was no playing In this locality to-
day. The rain was tantalizing
enc and the Rockford management
waited uRtil o'clock for Old Sol ts show
his face, which was promised at any
It's new uniforms at New CASTLE this
afternoon, but the management had to
wire Charlton's North End team of
Philadelphis not to some, and the New
CASTLE boys did not get to wear the blue
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
coNTEMpoaARY OPINION.

Peanut Act OF Peanut Governor
From the Boston Herald.
There is something comleAlly petty In
the reported action Of Governor O'Fer-
rail-, of Virginia. when, with Postmaster
General Wilson as his visitor, ne was
called upon by the letter carriers of
Richmond. There were white and
colored men among them. The governor
is said to have received the white men in
the governors room, while the black
men we're compelled to rem ain outside.
Postmaster General Wilson, with the
instructive feeling Of gentleman,
promptly went out to shake hands with
the excluded parties In the antl-room,
and the governor seems TO have been
shsmsd into following him But how
small wes the spirit OF the exclusion In
the case Governor O'Ferrall gave any
thing but an Illustration OF the
superiority Of bis race in his action He
illustrated rather that the white race, as
well as the black one, is capable Of pro-
ducing It's weak examples Of humanity.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Recommittod for Two Days.

The Senate recomm tied for two deys
the House bill amending the charter Of
Georgetown. This war done to give
Senator Moore and other Susssx mem 5ers
opportunity to look into the matter. 1t
was reported fav0rsblg by Mr.. Alrlehs
who explained that 1t extended to women
property holders the right Of suffrage at
town elections ard remove the exemption
now enjoyed by uuimproved real estate
where II exceeds one acre He said that
at present 100 railroad men aud other
non property holders live there and run
the elections and the AFFAIRS OF the town.
The bill is designed to give the women
who own property some say in munielpa
AFFAIRS.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

60 TO dental psrlors Tenth and Market
with your aching teeth. More thar
Il, 600 badly decayed teeth extracted
within year and half. Room 6.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

The New York Sun likes the chatty
style Of advertising which a numbsr OF
business houses in that city have adopted
As the Sun SAYS "The dealers talk IN
the advertisements as they would talk to
acustomer at the counter when showing
their goods and some OF them use vsry
sprlghuy language, good enough for .
book. There is no doubt that they thus
tempt people to buy especially when the
wares are FIRST class and prices are low. I"
And the bright advertising ia never SO
effective as in bright westher, which
draws people out OF doors and turns
their thoughts TO Summer requirements,
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Notwithstanding that Tammsny has
been reorganized the claws OF the tiger
stili stick out In very suggestive
maDuer
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Rain Spoiled Some Fine Sport
in This Locality.
GOSSIP ABOUT soMB OF DEM GIANTS

Pitcher German Has Worked Himself ia
Among the Regulars" and Captain
Davis Fined His Friend Doyie-Nsw Bal
tlmore Players Not Found Wanting.
other Events.
League games played yesterday.
Baltimore, ~; Brooklyn, g.
New York, IA; Boston
Washington. IS; Philadelphia, 8.
Plttsburg, 9; st Louis, o.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Continued From First Page.

Chaplain Cort to have the superintsn-
dence Of the printing Tae report was
adopted
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

The peach trses are In bloom. the
cherry trees are budding and the sppls
blossom will soon be hers The robins
song is heard and the cstbird's warbline
notes and the scent Of sacred corcsrts is
ii the air.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

The Rev. DR.. Parkburst has been stir
ring things up at the Hub,
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Everything Electrical.
The Electric Construction & supply Co
No. East Eighth st. Telephone No. Al
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Bsnds for New BuiIdings.

The visit of the General Assembly to
the Insane asylum at Fernhurst fully
convinced the House memb bsrs that the
svercro owded condition Of ths institution
rendered new buildings absolutely
necessary. They yesterday passed bill
authorizing the trustees to make a bond
issus Of $50 600