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Evening journal., 1895-09-02
From nelnwnra CITY.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Sept. Mr.. and
Mrs G Rice, who have been enter
tanned at the M e parsonage for the
past week returned to their home in
Baltimore this morning
Mrs Fred Audihert and children, OF
Philadelphia, returned home to day.
Mrs Daniel O'Neill is entertaining her
brother, John MulligaD, OF Philadelphia
Mrs Llvlngtons and daughter Miss
Bessie are visiting tire Misses Pordhsm.
Smith, Of Wilmington, Is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Samuel Vail, Of Dutch
Meek
Edwin Kershaw, Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday in town with friends
william and Joseph Reeves, OF Pitts
burg. are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs G Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Tbomss Lewis aud son
OF Philadelphis. are visiting Mr. Lswis's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lewis, Sr.
Mics Sarah Fisher and & r Hines
spent Sunday in Hockessin
Mrs Henry Brady and daughters Miss
e bel ard Mrs Mary Green, spent Sun
day with friends ia town.
Miss Matte Price left for Wilmington
this morning, where she will attend the
High School
Mrs Hazard and daughter. Of New
York, have been visiting friends in town.
Rsv. J Edwin Amos will deliver a
lecture Friday evening, September 6. in
the NJ y Church, on his ten days trip
to Round Lake and other places Of
interest, after which refreshments will
be served No admission fee will be
asked, but a silver Offering may be given
az the door
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
LIIllan I.euIa nt the arnnd.

Lillian Lewis viii be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House, matinee and
night, Monday September 2, (Labor Day.
An exchange says OF the performance;
Lillian Lewis gave a single performauce
Of her conception Of Shaksspeares Cleo
patra' a. Harmanus Blseeker Hall last
night Never has the play been given
heie auid such splendor as that which
Misa Lev good tastes dictated In this
production seldom has such gorgeous
p-esentaiiin been eiven by any srtiet
In the frst act silver tea service Of the
value Of so coo Is used This would
indicate ihs superior character Of the
stage settings aud costumes The al
rangeu ent OF the ballet and It's members
are very graceful. The prima ballerina
WAS Mile Adele Cauis one Of the best
that Italy has ever furnished Edmund
Caller made an excellent Antony snc
Miss Lewis an ideal Cleopatra. The
entire cast Is we'll balanced
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

The popular young star comedian,
Jsnes B Mackie. will be the ATTRACTION
sc the Grand Opera Houfe Thursday
eve llng. September BE invites you.
on4 aud all, to come and take asuile
with him on that occasion. You cannot
refrain from It.. II you arc there, for who
could gaia on bis open. happy countenance
and resist from bursting forth 10 peals Of
merrlmentf Mr. Mackie. as "Blly
Grimes, is a wonderfully funny comedian
OF many Accomplishment His piece Is 3
continuous succession OF fun. frolic and
i5lliiy, interspersei with ell the new and
popular music cf tho day, and enlivened d
by pretty. original dances Don't forget
that ho will be at the Opera House to
smile with you.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
rnlInrstnns ParI. nar.srs.

Advices Just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w p. Howe, in
charge OF the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin. state that the geysers are
playing better than ever. They are much
finer than last year. The Giant, one Of the
finest In the Park. plays Co a height Of
about $50 feet Last year its eruptions
took place once in about five days and
continued for 80 minutes. This year it is
playing more frequently. Mr. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature Of the
Giantess, another of the large geysers.
It is also playing frequently and its tenn
peratuie at time Of playing ranges from
1913 to 1873 degrees Fahrenheit For six
cents sent 10 Charles 5. Fec. general
pas .eDgsr sgent Northern Pacific rail-
road, St Paul. MINI, you will recsive a
fne tourist book thstcontains.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
DIED

ANDREWS. On August 81. 1895, William
K. Andrews, In his d2i year.
BOLUN. On August %. 1896 Margaret
wife of James Bolen. aged ~ years
CARLIsLE.-On August ~, 1896, Jane B.
Carlisle. ia the sith year OF her age.
HERBERT-At New CASTLE August 20, 1898
William Herbert, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
his funeral from his late residence at New
Castle on Monday afternoon september End
1895. az B. 30. Services a. the house. Inter-
ment At the Methodist Cemetery
MoATEER. on September lst,ls o. ichael
McAteer.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence No. 1872
Lowering avenue, on Thuroday morning at {
O'Clock. solemn requiem mass at 81. AIMS
Church. lnternent at the New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Nelson On August 20, 1896. Margaret
Nelson aged 40 year
NICHOLSON On August IS 1895. Paul q .
infant on of Jacob l. and Laura NJ. Nichol
son. aged Q months and 4 days.
POGUE.-On August g. 1895, William
Poaue, aged n years.
RICHARDsON.-On September lst, Han
nah ". Richardson, IN the nth year Of he
age.
YEATMAN. On August 2s, 1895. Georg,
Heatman. In his 10Th year.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
A Golden natvest

Is now assured TO the farmers Of the
West and Northwest aud, in order that
the people of the more Eastern states muy
ditions which prevail along it's lines. the
has arranged a series OF two % Harvest
Excursions for September 10 aGd "a, FOR
which round trip sxeu sion tickets soo5
FOR return on any FIidsy from Sep oter
10 70 October IL inclusiv) vii DO soli TO
various points ia the " sst. North Nest
and Southwest at the low rat > Of about
orc fare
For further particulars apply to the
IeAreat coupon ticket agent OF address
John X Pott, District Passenger Agent,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway,
WiliEmspoIt, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
A Yeilnwstone Park rrIp

VIII do more TO overcome that feeling OF
lassitnde or lazlness, whichever you pre-
fer to call ir. than all the medicine In the
apotheoary' shop. Get ont Of the harness
for while, TAX, lay of aud 20 TO the
Park and become renewed in body and
mind SEQ the GevserB play-hear the
Paint Pots pop-the Cateracts roar
climb abont the Canyon Walls catch
trout ia YELLOWSTONE Lake--take on a
new life Send Charles S Fee, general
passenger gent Northern Pacific railroad,
six cents for the now and illustrated
tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Social md PersonaI Notes.

Mrs George Tumliu has been visiting
Mrs. @ w. DonahO, at Seeford.
Mrs. Alice bunker aud daughter have
returned from visit TO Ssaford friends :
Mr. and Mrs Beverly Cullen and chill
dren are visiting Judge and Mrs Q NJ
Cullen in Georgetown.
Miss Bessie johnson Is visiting Miss
May Stuart at Bridgeville.
Mrs P Tomlinson, is the guest of Mrs
Il R Burton, at Lswes.
Miss Laura Edmunds is visiting friends
in Milford.
Miss Bertha e Lucas and Miss Cora
Lister are visiting in Milford
Miss Jodie Mckay is visiting rsla
lives in Georgetown.
Mrs Francis Prettyman. has returned
from a visit to friends at Hslleyville,
Del
Mrs. Martin Hutchinson has Just
returned from q two weeks trip 10
Boston
Miss Amelia Llchtenstein is the guest
Of Mrs. John G. Randall, Of Do5lestown.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Lobdell and
the Misses Margaret Carolyn and May
Jones are at Atlantic City.
Robert p Davis. of Milford, is at the
Inlet at Cape May with his yacht Dot.
Mrs Emma p West. Of Greenwood, is
visiting Mrs J Rutter, at Collingswood,
Pa.
Miss Mary Taylor, of Gloucester City.
has returned to her home after q
pleasant visit in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs.
a F. Hayes. Of Camden, N. j., are
visiting friends here.
DR.. George w. Quinn left here this
morning for weeks trip Of business
and pleasure to Baltimore.
Charles H. R jackson. the genial
physical director OF the Y NJ. G A re
turned from his vacation on Saturday
evening.
Joseph Burchenal, formerly prothono-
tRry OF Kent county, was In the city to-
day. shaking hands with old friends at
the Court House.
SIR. aud Mrs. Alexander P. Ewes have
returned home from a fortnight's stay
at the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chase, of Bal
timore. are visiting Wilmington friends
Miss Ella Ruth, of Trenton, has re
turned from visit to Miss Mabel Morris
Miss Mabel Morris left home to-day
for a visit Of several weeks to friends in
Philadelphia and Trenton.
Joseph Blerman and Thomas Carswell
returned to this city on Saturday from
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
A jolly OrnbbInc Pnrtr.

A party Of young folks from Newport
went grabbing on Saturday to Co6eld's
light house near Now Castle. It was
very successful affair and about 100
crabs we're caught Tho place affords
delightful sailing and bathing which was
INDUCED in by those who declined to
crab 1t being cloudy the party returned
home early only to be caught in hard
shower abont mile from Newport In
the evening Miss Johnson gave delight
ful lunch of 'satanized" crabs
Those present we're: Mas Marie
Hayes, Of New York; Miss Nellie B.
Finn. of Ocean Grove; Miss May Cam,
OF Wilmington; Misses Ella johnson,
Bertha CraDston, Alice Johnson. Estelle
Cranston, Edna Finn, of Newport
Edward Philips. Frank Kilvington,
Robert p Robinson, OF Wilmington ;
Justa Justis, William E Snyder and
Howari Weldin, Of Newport.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Whi' g in Chicago Mr. Oharlas L Kahler.

Viii in Chicsgo Mr.. Charles L Kshler,
prominent shoe merchant Of Dss Moines,
Iowa, had quite a serious time Of it. He took
such a severe cold that he could hardly
talk OF navigate. but the prompt use OF
ChambeIlain's Cough Remedy cured him
of his cold so quickly that others
&C the hotel who had had bsd
colds followed his example and half a
oozen persons ordered i5 from the nearest
drug store. They were profuse In their
thanks TO Mr. Kahler for telling them ho y
to cure a bad cold so quickly. For sale by
z. James Belt. druggist, corner Sixth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
The Amnrlonn Peonla

Appear to be waking up TO the fact that
the Yellowstone Park Is something we
ought TO be proud Of. The travel to the
Park this year is heavier than ever. Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually seud large numbers Of
travellers to see thst famed region At last
the United States itself seems to want to
"be in the swim Drop your business for
q fortnight. postpone that other vacation
scheme and 60 and glory In the glorles Of
nature. For Fix cents I will send vou a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles $. Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad, st. Paul, MINI.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
An Enol olopmdla for "a. e6.

Only few copies left of Rand Nc
Nally & Co. s Encyclopaedia snd Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of at 80. 25--which
is barely the cost of manufacture. This
is e work of 800 pages and is q oondsnss
tioD Of the Encyclopedias Britannica,
Chsmbers's Encyclopedia etc, with the
addition OF much original matter treating
Of American subjects. IL contains eighty
colored maps ana 2. 600 engravings and is
the cheapest work ever offered in this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
rrank rnrner > Wlnnor.

At the fith annual meet OF the Quaker
City Wheelmen h. Tioga Saturday. Frank
Turr g =, Of the Wilmiugtoa B.cScle Club,
paced the men in the mile open. for the
whole distance and then finished fourth
de could have finished secpnd, but on the
track stretch he dropped out aud then
picked up and rode to the tape He won
drst prize. big diamond, IN the one
third mile handicap L Hanley won
the mile professional race He had a hard
ride to win. but did so amidst the hearty
cheers Of the spectators.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
"A rim 40 Chinatown. -

81 s. Tsy ylor's Managers Exchange, Of
New York, who are managers of the
Hoyts "a Trip 20 Chinatown" with
Laura Biggar aud Bart Havsrly as he
joint stars, that will appear here to
morrow, Tuesday, will send several
important attractions on the road next
season besides this money winner, Such
is Life, sn original and American
drama by William Gill, author Of
"Adonis. and Robert Frszsr; Eureka. y
sensational melodramA by James A
dsnry, and Minnie Palmer Ia "A School
Girl also other leading attractions are
contemplated BY this energetic fem"
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
"slaves ofooid."

"Slayessoi Gold" william Feunessy'
big domestic comedy drams, will be seen
nt the Bijou Tonight. The play Is full
OF interesting sceues aud Incidents from
start TO finish and abounds in pleasing
surprises. both as to plot and dialogue.
The scengry Is magnificent and realistic
especially that of the spple orchard and
coal mine scenes. The company is
headed by Elmer Grandin. the po verful
character actor. snd Eva Mountford-
Grandin. tho beautiful emotional
ectress. The play. while dlled with
brilliant scenes aud Incidents Of Engllgh
mining life, Is not extravsgsnt In any Of
It's phases
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
No. celebratlng Lnhor par.

This morning every Office et the county
Court House WAS open for basiness ex
oept that Of clerk OF the peace Suppos-
lug that the clerk and his assistants
were observing Labor Day, the other
Court House officials began TO kick them
selves bseause they had not thought OF
tho legal holiday About 10 30 however
Deputy Clerk Jsnvier turned up and soon
had the clerks Office in it's usual business
form All hands had been down to
Atlantic City and were delayed in getting
back.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Fast steam Yacht Yankee Doodle Burned

The fast steam yacht Yankee Doodle
WAS badly damaged by Ere near the
mouth Of the Schuylkill river shortly
before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and
nine psrlons who we're on board narrowly
escaped with their lives
The Yankee Doodle had started out for
a trip down the Delaware and expected
on the return trip TO have race with
the City Of Chester, up 70 the Christipua's s
mouth Bat just as it rounded Glrard
Point one Of the oil valves blew out and
the boat was Mt once enveloped ia
fl ,mes
All the pleasure seekers jumped over.
board and escaped on a life boat. A loss
Of SO 600 was sustained before the fire
was put cut.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
INC OIdsst House IN sIInnesota.

Miss Josephine Foard, formerly of
Delaware City, and known to many
persons in this city by rssson OF having
visited her sister, Mrs V. b. Berghaus,
Is now in Minnesota pursuing her art
studies after delightful scjourn at
Devils Lake, South Dakota IN a per-
sonsl letter to relative ia this city she
has tho following to say concerning her
present surroundings aud occupation:
Your letter, which l was very glad to
get, found me here, near Mendoza, out
in the country with sketching class
To-day at table We numbered sixteen
We are living In the most romantic and
primitive style This old, stone house
was built sixty years ago and is the
Oldest house in Minnesota. 1t has not
been occupied FOR fifteen years until now
50 you can imagine how dilspidated 1t
is. Mr. Harwood, our art teacher, leased
It for three years and this is our frst
season. We have in cur hall the original
lstterbox used In Minnesota; 30 you see
the survival Of the fittest. have been
here but a short time, that hsve sccom
plished very little. came only three
weeks ago. We do not try In the least
to make fne or finished p 'ctures, but all
strive for improvement in good effects
Pictures will come later. The whole Of
this part OF the country are interested In
our work
Evening journal., 1895-09-02

They came across the ocean on the new
steamship st Louis
Mics Sarah Thomas has returned from
visit to friends ia West Chester.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bailey are guests
of Mr. aud Mrs D. w. EntriAen at
kennett Square
Miss Fannie E Hopes OF Larden-
berg, Is visiting friends ia his city
Miss Agnes Richardson has returned
from a visit to Chester Valley. Pa
Miss Louise Weldln and Miss Blanche
Weldin have returned from West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Mcdaniel and
family have returned to their home ia
this city after summering Oh their farm
near Newport
Miss Abble Edwards is visiting in
Baltimore
Miss Ida Davis is visiting her parents
IN Elkton.
Miss Cushing, Miss Sarah Cole and
Miss flanagan, of Philadelphis, are
being entertained by friends At Yorklyn
John Hanson, Of this city, was the
guest Of irlends at Falkland yesterday.
John @ Farra was entertained BY
relatives at Ashland on Sunday.
Miss Mary Duffy has returned from a
visit to friends ~ Yorklyn.
Mr. and Mrs Sheppard Dorman are
guests Of Philadelphia friends
DR.. and Mrs. d NJ Ogle aud daughter,
Miss Jean, are at Atlantic City.
Mrs john Stevens aud Miss Hignutt,
OF Caroline county, Nd. are visiting
relatives In this city.
Miss Blanche Layf Id is visiting
friends at ZION, Md
George Kane has returned f-om a long
vacation at Cramer Hill. N J.
Rsv and Mrs Wllmar Jaggard have
returned from OseAn Grove.
Miss Elmo Pepper, OF Georgetown, il
visiting ia the city
Mr. and Mrs Charles N Bradwsy are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Hebb has returned from 9
visit 10 Reading.
S D Prouse, Of Magnolia, is visiting
B Frank Waller.
Mrs O. Wood ward and Miss Helen
MeFan have returned from q visit IA
Frederick City, Nd
Miss Mary Morton, OF Brooklyn, Is the
guest OF tho Misses Wheeler.
Miss Matte Hebb has been visiting
frlends in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs William H Kern arc at
Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Churchmun is the guest OIL
friends in Pittsburg
Mrs Houck. Of Philadelphia. spent
yestei day Ia this city.
Miss Emily Williamson, Of Clay ton,
has returned from visit to Wilmington
friends.
officers Eakins Mari, Scott White
and Murphy left to-day for theil
vacations
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Howard Lewis
returned to Albany this morning from 4
visit to Mr.. aud Mrs David Lindsay.
Clarence Hollis has returned from a
trip 10 Bar Hsrbor
Wilmer A Steel. of Brooklyn, N Y
have been visiting friends in this city.
G w. Eliason was a guest of Joseph
Eliason at Clayton. yesterday.
Wilburt B Horsey is spending hi,
vacation down the Peninsula aud points
in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Adams have returne,
from visit 10 friends in this city Il
thsir home st Middletown.
Professor Frank Taylor returned OF
Saturday from Port Byron, N. Y, whtr
he has been spending his vacation.
Miss Lille Howenstein. Of Washing
ton, is visiting her brother, J. 7. Howen.
stein, In this city.
Miss Grace Bair. Of Lancaster, Pa
who has been visiting relatives in thii
city, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Grssnman vii
20 to Elkton tonight on their Wheel
and will spend q wesk with friends
Nus Crawford, Of this city. will go {,
Elktuu TO night for weeks stay
Secretary of State J. Harvey While
man spent Sunday at Manhattan B Beach
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Relief fn sin Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lievcd I'm six hours by the "New Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is "a great surprise On account of its exceeding
pr0mptnces IN relieving pain IN the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part Of the urinary
passages IN male or female. IL relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain in passing Il almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold by }. =. Beetem and
2. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
The nIIon.

Miss May Smith Robbins. the charming
soubrette. finished successful engage
ment st the B jou on Sat rday night. AS
Little Trixie." sue had been holding
the boards there. and by her clever
dancing and sweet songs established
h9rsslf o firm fRvorite Slaves Of
Gold" will bs the attraction at the B'j5u
t,-ufpht
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Chanres in Poliee Force Hours.

Beginning with to day some slight
changes in the management of the police
force will 60 into effect. In place of three
sergeants being on duty days and three
OF them nights there will be two on the
day turn aud four at night Each
sergeant will have two weeks of night
and one Of day duty. The captains will
change as usual every week.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Judge Grub Returns From a
Trip to Japan and the West.
ATTENDED PLEASANT PARTIES

Newport and Wilmington Young People
Go on a Grabbing Party and Charles II
Gabke Celebrates His Twenty first Birth.
day-A Young Delaware Woman who 4,
Living in the Oldest House In Mime.
sofa.
nl communications Intended fer inrsrtlor
q this column should DO addregsed % Eocictl
Acitor. caro- ot the EvuElHg JOURNAL. Com
nunicatons should he written on one gida o.
iho pnOeI Onl2
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
The First Forty-fve star BIag.

Whsn the number Of stars in the field
Of our national ensign was increased TO
forty-four the honor OF flying the fret
flag with that number IN this city. was
attained by william E. Woodward, Of
No 0l5 Shipley street This morning
be flew a new flag ~ith forty five stars
on II, the last IA honor Of Utah, from
the pole IN froDt Of his house. This Is
the frst OF its Herlss IN Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Won a watch for Popularity.

James q Ferguson, captain OF the
Columbia A G. baseball team, Of New
Castle. won a gold watch as prize
offered TO the most popular baseball
player in Delaware, at noon to
day. The watch was won IN
q contest conducted by an afternoon
paper and the next highest contest was
"Ashes" Chappelle, left fielder on the
Rockford Club. who got 2 000 votes less
th6n Ferguson, who polled 65 3S0
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
4G-Trip School Tickets on the Phiiadel
phla. WllmlnEton 3 BaItimore RaIlroad.

agement Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
tickets on and after September 1. These
tickets will be sold at slight nodihca-
tion in rates to sll applicants under
eighteen years OF age attending any
established school.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Whir Of Rims and smokes.

click" Jackson, a we'll known bicycle
rider, broke the record between this city
aud Middletown yes erdsy It Was
previously held by Frank Mayne and the
time "a Jacksons time yesterday was
% F0
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Sinner on rraoI,-Trains DeiaJod.

w. & n. shifter No 8. jumped
frog at the CROSS over OF the e., w &
B railroad this morning aud delayed
trains on both roads for about thirty
minutes
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Judge Grubb Has returned

Judge Grubb, who went West last
Spring for the benefit Of his health, has
returned He hss'vlsited Japan. Alaska
and California and is looking much better
for his trip
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
PIeasant BIrthday Party.

A pleasant birthday surprise party was
given Saturday evening in honor of
Charles d Gabke and mis- twenty Fl -st
anniversary. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs Charles L Gsbke. Mr. aud Mrs
Monford Dougherty. Mrs O'Neal, Mics
Bertha Baldwin. Mics Dolly Everett,
Miss May Donnelly, Miss Ella Gamble,
Miss Clara Gamble. Miss Marian Bottger,
Miss Willie F. DouRherty, Miss
Emma Jscoby Miss Nellie Townaend.
Miss Amy Dougherty. Miss Annie
Dougherty, Miss Sue SIC Jonnell, Miss
Mary Hall, Frank Gem, Z. Bald win,
Daniel l.. GAbke, Alfred Gabke, Joan
Gabke. Joseph Slurtz, John Carter, d. w.
Daniels, George Everett, j ohm TOWNSEND,
Claude HsymRn, John Speakman,
Norvell Armstrong. Albert Campbell,
Thomas Schurk and Thomas Carroll.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
mARRInn

KEs-NURPHY.-O August 81. 1895, by
Rev Doctor Merritt ulburd, Christopher N.
Oakes. OF 81. Paul, MINI, 20 Anna May Muir
ply, Of this city.
sHORT-RIDINGs.-- on the 2sth instant,
by Rev. j. France. John II Short and La
valia +. Rulings. all OF this ci y.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Routed the Gran snoofers.

Officer Reinholtz routed a gang OF crap
shooters yesterday, who we're coDgrs-
gated IN a resort called Monte Carlo "
near Shellpot The crowd was scattered
but no one was captured
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
An Bailey 3 vol known citlz N Of Eu-

A n Bailey.s we'll known citIz IA OF Eu-
gene. Oregon says bis wife has for years
been troubled With chronic dierrhe and
used many remedies with little relief until
she tried Cham berlains Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhea Remedy which has cured her
sound aud well Give 70 a trial and you will
be surprised At the relief 10 sd5rds % and
80 cent bottles for sale by 2 James Balt.
druggist, corner Sixth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-09-02
Attnndnnce Id tha Gamea.
Record Of the CLUBS.
Tn-dar,a acIlednIc.

St Louis at Baltimore.
Cleveland at New York.
Cincinnati a. Boston.
Plttsburg az Pailsdel phla.
Chicago at Brooklyn
Louisville at Washington.
Two games scheduled in each city
except Washington