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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-01
Notice of Removal.

The Union Trust Company of San Francis co
will remove to its new building. corner of Mar
ket, Montgomery and Post streets, on Wednes-
day, January 2, 1895.
This company Iransacts a savings. trust,
banking and safe-deposlt business. It's fire
and burgl n proof vaults are of the most mod
ern and best approved construction.
Rent OF sales from 81 to $500 per annum
Inspection solicited,
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BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
It's Anniversary VIII Be Celebrated
i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The Business
Mems Democratic Association will cele-
brate the anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans with dinner at the Plaza Hote!
ON the evening of Tuesday, January s.
Invitations have been sent to President
Cleveland, Vice President Stevenson.
Secretary Lamont. Postmaster General
Bissell, Senator David b. Hill. Joseph S.
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AInnatic From Dakota.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-As heavily built
man of 60 years, stoop-shouldered. griz-
lied and tanned, who styled himself as
George Dougherty of Dakota. has been
taken to the hospital to be examined as to
his saDity
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DIR. JAMES ALBRIGHT. chemist, late
Assayer of the United States Mint at New
Orleans. after Chemical analysis declares
that Dr. Prices Baking Powder is Justly
celebrated and perfectly pure and
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In Siam. when funeral is passing, the
women take down their hair and unfasten
their beads. and the men tumble around in
their pockets for little piece Of metal to
hold between their teeth.
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FINE ALLwOOL CLOTH JACKETS,
all sizes. We have lots OF them. O. 00
all cOlors. 81, 80 Do, UC'OO
Reduced from SO. $1l and $13.
VERY FINE ALL-WOOL KERSEY
JACKETS, Tans. Browns Blues
and Blacks, plain or fur-trimmed GS M
................... Sc, 81, tDO.OO
Reduced from $12 SO, Sl5 and
SIT so.
EXTRA FINE ALL-WOOL CLOTH
JACKETS, Tans, Blues, Browns
and Blacks, embroidered or fur q > IN
trimmed, beauties. ....... SO. 80, 70 IGsCO
Rtduced from $50 and $50
MISSES JACKETS. all ages and all OK M
colorS, fine wool goods. ........,.. SDO'OO
Reduced from SO and GIL.
LADIES' ALL Wool FLANNEL I'd TX
WRAPPERS all lined, good styles I'D Il -
Reduced from So 80 and SO.
Every Garment Reduced and Marked
In Plain Figures. Only One Price.
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A Vasquez Conspiracy

TEGUCIGALPA. Dec. 31.-A Vasouez
conspiracy has been discovered at Amapala
and numbsrs of arrests made.
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FINE CLIO II CAPFS. Derby style, as
In cut. Blacks, Blues, Browns and
Ian, all sizes.
e Former price $1,000.
FINEST IMPORTED KERSEY
CLOTH G PES, style as IN cut.
Blacks, Blues, Browns and Tans..
Former price $3.50.
SPECIALLY FINE ALL- WOOL
CLOTH CAPES. long. with stylish
shoulder ripple. full fur trimmed,
blacks and navy
Former price $500.
FINE VELOUR DU NURD Plush
CAPES, Circle style, Satin lined,
FUR trimmed. ..
Former price $500.
ELEGANT VELOUR Do NORD
Plush CAPES, Circle style satin
lined, full fur trimmed .......
Former price $1,000.
PARIS VELOUR DU NORD OAPES,
Satin lined, jet and fur trimme :.
Former price SIS 90.
Gigantic Red uctions In Every
in Our House. All goods Nj
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Earfhnuakes Renewed.

ROME. Dec. 31.-Ihere were renewed
earthquakes to-day at Reggie di Calabria
and Messina.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-01

NEW YEAR's presents for all the Wis.,
itors at Stockwelps Theater to-day matt
nee and night
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-01

Nor better than at Bertelng's can your eyes
be fitted. 427 Kearny.
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Bowie. Fred ii. Coon, Miss Bertha Smith,
F. SewelL Miss Anna Head and the
Missaa Gnad.
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$40
$3.50
S4:175,
$1,000
$l2:A6o
$3.50

Gigantic Red uctions in Every Garment
In Our House. All goods Marked In
Plain Figures.
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AULD SCOTLAND.
Her Sons Usher in the
New Year.
A t1ogmanay Supper Served-Young
People Indulge in Dancing
Before the Feast.

Rise up. guild wife. and shake our feathers;
Dinna think that we are beggars,-
We're but BARNS come To play,
Rise up and gie's DOR Hogmanay.
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DRY GOODS.

r AIDES GENUINE AND STRICTLY TAILOR
IL made Dresses all finely lined throughout ana
skirts stitfened with patent ST fleming The latest
God t fut- d skirts and newest shapes In basques.
You can't buy the materials for what we will sell
you the Dresses, and your tailor would charge
YOU twice the price for making alone Don't miss
them
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Dry GOODS.

IN JACKETS WE OFFER THE CREATES.
styles good lengths, big sleeves, hne outton s
othng like these goods at these prices nas es e
what a gigantic sale means Every garment In
the house is reduced and price marked IN plain
figures. Only price. but 1t is a Wonderlui vaf'
gam prIce.
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DRY GOODS.
Gigantic Bargain Fur copes $3.50
KELLY & LIEBES'
Cloak and Suit House,
100 Kearny Street.

THE LADIES ALL KNOW WHAT FINE
1 goods and elegant styles we carry. We never
buy jobs and never buy shoddy goods Every
thing we buy is The best, so have only the best
of everything to sell. Oar fur Capes are all
satin Innings and made by skilled furriers. We
don't sell shoddy furs so come and learn what
gigantic sale means.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
FATHER BRADFORD IS DYING.
The Spiritual Head Of st. Joseph's Par
ish VIII soon Pass Into the. Grea
Beyond

The Spiritual Head Of st. Joseph's Par
ish WIN soon Pass Into the. Grea
beyond.
Rsv George S Bradford. rector Of st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
Brandy ywine is at the point OF death
While IN poor health for more than =
year, he has only bsen seriously Ill
for q few weeks DR. Hughes, his
attending physician, says that there IS 10
hope t)r his recovery. He is suffering
from a complication Of diseases. including
Bright's diseased md diate ss
taJler Bradford is AZ years old, and a
son Of James Bradford, the retired paint
manufacturer OF this city lie spent his
ooyhood here and acquired the elemen
tary branches OF education, going TO
Germany to complete his studies. He
afterwards returned to this country ard
vas ordained priest in this city
Since bis ordination lie has been i'd
charge OF parishes at Chesierto8n and
6alena, Nd D.ver and smyrna, in Kent
county. ard ST. Pa,rick's And St
joseph's parishes in this city
Between the time that he LETT
NJ Patiick's and assumed charge
Z of st Joseph's be speLt six months in
California for tbs benefit Of his beal a
p raylo Bradford, John X Bradford
a. d James Is. Bradford, OF this cify, are
I his brothers.
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cITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Democrats of the Twelfth ward will
hold meeting at Fifth and Dupont streets
this evening.
j. II Lewis, the Republican candidate for
mal OF, Hugh q. Browne and several promi-
nent German-Americans. addressed the
German American Republican Club last
evening". The seal OF condemnation was
placed pon certain articles appearing 10 the
Freie Press and address said 70 have
been delivered By Or. A. n. franiz.
Register OF wills Cooch has granted LETT
ters testamentaay upon the es ate of Harriet
J.. Talley, late OF this city.
Argument in the case Of John Allen and
the WoOdstown y. j National Bank vs..
Theodore stuart was Continued before Chan
llor Wolcott to-day ry harry hmmous and
James W. eonder
"A transfer Of the house 20. 1914 West
Third street from sihertuB cotton 10 viii
liam Walsh was fled this morning
sheriff ellis will sell the per.onal prop-
trty OF the American Salvage Company this
afternoon.
Chancellor Wolcott granted an osdeT
authorizing Annabella r. Dougherty. ad
ministratrix, TO sell the real estate Of John r.
Hughes
Receiver Of Taxes Dickey denies that De
has refused Republicans tax receipt dupd.
Gates for 1894: he has. however. refustd dupli.
Gates for So t-x receip S, having ho Legal
ria ht 10 issue IA M.
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THOSE PRIMARY ELECTION CASES.
The Alleged Violators waive Examina-
tion and O. 10 tho Upper Court the
city Solicitor Explains.

The Alleged violators waive Examina-
tion aud q, 10 tho Upper Court the
CITY Solicitor Explains.
The alleged violation Of the primary
election laws. which Walter H HayeB
claims oCe lred May 4 at the time the
nomination election WAS held by the Rs
publ'clns for candidates on the municipal
ticket, were called in Municipal Conrt this
morning The alleged violatorg we've
Theodore w Francis, Cyrus Mynick,
William Whann, Henry A Brown,
George Robinson, William Taylor,
Robert J. Jump, James A Stidham
Sherburn Rice. John Connahan, John
Wainwright aud Harry V Booses
CITY Solicitor Elliott explained that
one OF the evening papers had r,h acted
on his conduct OF the case and had sug
Pested that he had given information tc
the dtfsndants Hs reiterated his
former statements that he had requested
Of Mr. Hayes that he be given ali th,
Information Ia the matter, but that Mr.
Hayes had not done, although be was IN
ia possession Of the facts from May 4
Democrats and Republicans alike had
been treated satisfactory ard justly IN
that court
Ex- Mayor Harrington, who represented
the defendants, waived exfmluatlnn foi
tho upper court, aud bail was hxed II
5000 which was given, with Edmunt
Mitchell Jr as surety
The penaliy for not taking the oath o
9TH IS fixed at 5000 but there are M
penalties prescribe d FOR not having tw,
boxes or any clerks
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IT WAS 4 PRACTICAL JOKE.

Was starts the Report Of a Railway War
at Front and Monroe and Onloors and
Reporters Kush to the scene
The Street and Sewer Department is
laying sewer across Front street at
Monroe under The tracks of the vii
mington City Railway Company This
morning shortly before 10 o'clock
Superintendent Hayes was notified that
the work was in such shape that the
tracks could again be put in shape, and
accordingly posse Of men, under
charge Of Harvey B. Vandagrift, started
for the scene
Some wag started the report that
riot was in progress at thai point be
tween the department men. who were
trying to tear mp the tracks. and the
railway men, who We're trying 10 prevent
them, and that the men we're intended ss
reinforcements
The report spread like wild fre- aud in a
few moments reporters were on their way
to the front. Notice was also sent to the
police station and Captain Chambers
went a. oncs to the scene of the rum ored
riot at the same time sending out an
order 70 the men on that beat 10 central.
M there
When TIE reporters arrived they
found the men Of the department force
busy at work on the sewer, while the
railway men were sitting in the shade
waiting for orders to begin their work
Both superintendent Hayes aud
Mr.. ndegrift seemed much
surprised at the news as learned
from the scribes. and denied that there
had been or was any trouble existing.
Inside Of three minutes halt a dczsn
oftiaers arrived, but on learning that
their presence was not needed, they
returned to their posts.
AS compensation for the useless trip
Mr.. Hayes opened a pail Of lemonade
and oomfortsd the knights Of locust aud
| those Of the Faber alike.
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district Of tho Twelfth ward, deDored
and trustworthy party man put into
the place. Up 20 this writing be has
been unsuccessful
Clap For wood. rs he IS known halls
from Clay mont and Is employed by the
Wilmington City Railway Company He
"a an avowed Addicks man and spent 8
big pie OF money last August TO be
elected delegate to the state conveu
tion. Ratledee defeated MIN and he has a
deep.sested grudge against the council.
man. He gave out In mixed company
would vote against Ratledge and do
Mr. Thomas thiaks he is not proper
man to represent the Republican In
teresis in the election room
The conspiracy Is to defeat the Repub
lican Council IN order that Audlto.
Bllany, Clerk Lednum, Coal OH Inspector
fyle and other efficient Republican
VOL kers may be- punished Tor presuming
TO oppose Addicks at Dover last Winter.
Bnt klttinger,s purpose goes further
He expects. 80 be says, by defeating the
Republican Cunnoll to drag down with il
he general ticket, and he Is especially
anxious that DR. Abram r Frsuiz can
didate for president Of the Council, b.
defeated
Kittirg ger. like Clayton and Clll ins has
no vote, bat he pretends 10 have any
amount Of cash During the week b.
has been in consultation with the
Addicks senator Robert j Handy and
also with a well known and leading
Addicks man from Sussex county
Handy was also in consultation viii
Wale- H. Hsyes. In the early part o.
the week, ard before Hai as swore ou
the warrants for the arrest OF tll
Republican primary election officers
Hayes has declined to attend th
meetings Of the "kickers, but Kittinge
IS making all he can out Of Hayes
tctloD. HAYES has publicly denied tina
he is an Addiogs man, but 1t is a re
markohe coincidence that hs should b
1 doing the very work which Addicks an
his agents threatened To DO last year anl
again this Spring Somebody Is payin
for the work done In prosecuting thes
cases and everybody agrees that Hay e
is not putting up the money
It is sufficient 10 add that Hayes spen
Wednesday morning with Dickey cor
sidering the best plans 10 defeat th
Republican ticket aud yesterday morn
ing be spent with Judge BAH on th
same quesa
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rs TWENTIgTH eIRTHpAY.

st. Benedict Benevolent Society VIII
Celebrate the Event IN Bentting style.
The Saint Benedict Benevolent Society
will celebrate It's twentieth anniversary
beginning Sunday morning with relig gious
services In the Sacred Hsart Roman
Cuhohe Church The celebration will
conclude Monday niPhs with a banquet in
the basement Of the church, followed by
a concert and spenehes
The society has a membership Of l50,
and during the twenty years Of lis
existence has expended over Sl6 900 in
sick and death benefits IJ Is now Ia q
fourishing condition. composed OF men
prominent in the church. Its officers are
Lewis Hutton, president; H Balling,
secretary, and Paul Mark, treasurer
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Mhat ths Es-Po.tmastsr rhlnI.s.

Ex Postmaster Daniel p. Stewart
returned 10 day from Brooklyn to gote.
He is pronounced Addioks man aud to 4
friend predicted the victory Of the Demo
cratic tieset According 10 his
figures the entire Republican
city ticket, excepting Captain
Edmund Mitchell, will bs defeated. He
said be would not be surprised to see the
Democratic City Council in First, Ssccnd.
Third, Fourth, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh
aud Twelfth wards, win this yesr he
insisted that Bach is a candidate for
clerk Of the Council aud that he will be
the choice Of the organization II they
can get 3 majority.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Flfteen Victims Of the Heat.

About fifteen persons we're Frustrated
by the heat yesterday One man died
from the effects OF the heat and drinking
water. He was James MeMenRuin,
employed st the Delaware Iron works
aud living near Eighth and Church
streats Orher sufferers we're John
Hibbsrd, Sa nusl KFyser. Napoleon Rec
al man by the n.me Of Talley
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Dbl Memorr of rather rarler.

The months mind ia memory OF Rev.
Francis Farley. lately deeeas Il, was
observed with fttirg ceremonies ct the
church In nikton yesterday Rev J +
Nolan, Of Baltimore, was cslebrsnt OF the
solemn high mass, with Rev d. J
Crowley, Of st AIMS. Whining on.
deVcon. aud Rev F V Campbell, Of
Elkton, sub deacon; Rev F f WRldron,
Of Easton, Nd, was Master OF ceremonies
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
T,Vo New whseIs Tor uer.

The United States ligh;-house ten6 or
Zizania is ia the ook at the Harlan and
Hollngs worth Companys receiving
pair OF new wheels which have
been made here The Il zania, ii
viii bs remembered, IL twin screw
steamer and both propellers are ont If
repair. She will also be treated to fresh
paint before leaving
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ARennhIlrnn Nntnrr.

Governor Watson has sppolnted Ed
ward T. Price. a Republican, clerk 10 the
office of J. Ernest Smith, notary public
While Governor Msrvil was living bill
was introduced Ia the General Assembly
authoriznE tbs appointment Of an sdii-
iiJual notary public Mr. Msrvi pro n.
ised Il TO Pnce and Governor Watson
simply carries out Mr. Msrvil's inten
lions
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From Id Pen Of the ssere. arE.

Secretary W. c. R. Colquhoun of the
local Beard Of Health has mad printed a
pamphlet from the reports Of that body
for the past two years, together with
tables giving statistics OF population.
VOTERS. expenses. railroads and othsr
valuable informsiion The reports a-e
very interesting and creditAble
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rataI Aecldent u rather and Rabr.

LOUISVILLE, May Sl.--A special from
Lebanon Ind, tells Of frightful accident
here ia which Attorney Thomas Tyre foil
from fifth story window and alighted
upon his little baby in its carriage today.
The littlo one was killed Instantly. and
Tyres neck was broken. He was cleaning
a window in his office when he lost his
Intaunn
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Freight Train Wrecked.

PRovIDENcE May 81 Three men were
injured, two seriously on the Arbour
junction branch of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad, short dis.
tanco from Auburn. A freight train ran
into some empty dirt cars, and several OF
the former were demolished in tho wreck.
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killed with a L1aded Cane.

NEW YORK, May 3D. Charles White,
% years old an electrician residing on
Grand street, Elm Park, n. Y. was kill.
ed by Orlando Robinson (colored) of New
York city. Robinson struck him with a
loaded cane during a row over game Of
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Shoe and millinery Mau rains.

PHILADELPHIA. May ST. Samuel Co
hen, extensive dealer in shoes and millin-
cry at and 9 North Eighth street. this
city, has failed. Tho liabilities are osti-
mated at $50, 900. with a large stock Of
goods as assets.
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Doctor Has "A RUNAWAY,

The horse or DR. Gebhart became
frightened at Third Franklin streets
yesterday afternoon ana ran away. His
mad speed was not checked until st.
Annes Church was reached. Neither
the doc or nor the horse was injured, bus
the hind wheels Of the buggy were dam
aped
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Woman shoots Her Rivnl.

WATERFOWL, n. ". May 3i.-On ac-
count Of jealousy Mrs William Roderick,
aged ~. shot and wounded Mrs. John Lo
Febre, wife Of a St Lawrence river boat
man, at Carthage Mrs. Le Febre Will
,anaror
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
Two Fine Horses Drop Dead

Two fine match horses dropped dead
from the extreme hsat at Olaymont az n
+ Englishs place, yesterday IA q
horses were attached 70 the Ges-
noudie Assemblys tally bo coach.
The assembly is party
OF Philadelphians who came down 10
Clsymont as the guests Of Mrs English
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MET A VIOLENT DEATH,
AN EMERY STONE BURST WHILE IN
FULL MOTION,

YonnE James 4. Boyd's Rreast was Torn
Opsn aud He Was Hurled In the Air
Failing Dead Man, az HIS work a the
Wilmington BIalieable Iron Company :.
works.
James 4. Poyd, an industrious your Z
mAn who found employment in the
Wilmington Mallsable Iron Works
about SIX weeks ago, met death ia en-
awful msnner this morning while Al
work
He was instantly killed by The bursting
Of an emery wheel ia full motion
Wolkmrn who saw the sccideut were *
sickei ed by The siEh b. taat they had Ia
quit work Nhlle later.
Boyd. who was anout Is years ar
reported for duty on tiue This moruiu <
ard was assigned TO run the big emery
wheel in the trimming room, as was hii
won't This Wheel was % inches 10
diameter and inches wide at d bscsu
OF its extra size was always run slow ly
About 2 30 there was = split and crash
and workmen who turned 10 lock nt the
wheel saw young Boyd thrown high ir
the air, falling 60 the ground a dead
man His breast had been laid oper
and bis heart moved by a huge wedge
shaped piece of the wheel
A hospital ambulance was hurried y
sum ncned, but this driver finding thal
young Boyd was dead before he had goI
/ far toward the Delaware Hospital
turned and took the body TO DEPUTY
Coroner Chsndler's
At the coroner's inquest this Afternoon
a verdict will probably be Rivel
ia accordance with the facts Younl
Boy DIS father is his only relative il
America He has other kin IN England
The body will be buried on Snnda,
afternoon at o'clock from the under
| taking rooms of j. 4. Chandler.
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cinc,ppat,,s first Heat victim.

CINcINNATI. May 3l.-The first victim
Of the excessive heat was reported today
when an unknown man, overcome BY tia
heat fell dead on the street Ho WAS about
30 years old
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
REAL EsTAEE.

LNOR RERT-HOUSE AND STORE NO
~ llS + asst Third street, would make a COCO
stand or restaurant or barber hop. Apply
LlCHT ENSTElN & HART,4lj Market street
LNOh hrNp STORE 4o7 MARKET
y street, centrally located and very desira-
bic as q good business stand. Apply IN
THOMAS r. LALLY,
No w. Seventh st second floor.
EOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
H "a Madison street. Will rent separate
Also grocery store, 800 Madison street.
All rents reduced.
JAMES MONAGHAN. 4ls Market St,
or al N. Monaghan's shoe store, Fourth and
Madison streets.
TWO ElHHT-ROOM HOUSES. WITH BATH
4 ana front porch. Near Eighth srree et Park
for rent Al Sl2 per month. HUhLOCk BROS.
seventh and Poplar streets.
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HOT sun KIIIInr Them.

Farmers are rejoicing that the hot sun
il killing the eutworms which have been
DESTROYING be corn.
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HELP WANTED.

WHITE GIRL WANTED-NONE BUT "A
w goni one neei apply. MRS. DENAL-
lNdEk, Tweaty-third ard Market slrseis.
EETANT D-SIN FIRST CLASS HANDS
w for shavlng machines. Apply to tORL
MOROC o co.
AN1 ANrED.- trustworthy person tn travel
w salary S7tO and expenses. Reference En-
close self addressed stamped envelope Dom
iniOn Co., Omaha Building, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

NOTICE E. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
IN Ar.a4s Oh q In, oo0lns a Dl4u o, EXohEnst
loading, corner Seventh and Market streets
ADVANCES MONEY ON personal
PROPERTY Of all descriptions et low ratef
OF Interest, buys and sells WATCHES
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
IEMELRN.
Private consultation room attached. Opel
EVENINGS until o'clock. Also turrituu
stored at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

q EMING MACHINEe,
- OiDOkALD. IL East Seventh street,
leads them all in low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced TO el6
sle and SO An makes 70 select from.
Singer, Wheeler 1 Wilson, New Home, DO.
nestle, White and an other makes. ANY ms
chine cent on trial, free, SIX months for CASH
two years on instailments. Send postal
j. Fl. O'DONALD,
No. y East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired. SO cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
PolItIe. b lhe PolIsh thnroh.

Chairman Bach and City Auditor H. a..
BillsnY, Of the K R-puhlican FIRST District
Committee, addressed a Polish meeting
q the Polish Church on Linden street
last evening They pleaded earnestly
With the Poles to vote the Republican
ticket.
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

Cam Soup to night at Quigley e
Fourth and Shipley streets
Evening journal., 1895-05-31

L ADIHS. Chichestel's 5 English Pennyroy al
II fMis tDiamond BRANDT are the best. Safe,
redahl-. Take uO' ther. send A.. stamps. for
particulars. Relief for Ladies'" IN letter by
-etur matl. AT druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Co., PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Evening journal., 1895-05-31
susr1ypss CARDS.

HORSES BOARDED. APPLY THE
IL Washington Street Club Stables, Third
and Washington streets.
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WANTED.

nEsK WANTED-A HIGH GRADE ROLL
~ Top Desk Wanted. Address, with spot
cask price, DESK, this office. Ea