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The evening world., 1895-03-28
VENTILATOR BLOWN DOWN.
Workman Injured and Huildin =
Damaged In Newark.

Meyer Mercy hating establishment
on Polk ana Clover streets. Newark to-
day. The ventiator was about G1x4J
feet ana . feet high. 1t broke in Two,
Gcmolishing smokcstdcks. skyhgIts and
roof.
Charles IIirschkowitz. OF 260 Broome
street, was cut about the face and body
by flying glass. and taken to the city
Hospital Bricks We're spilled on the
Polk street sidewalk from the upper
stories,
The evening world., 1895-03-28

The Grand Jury to-day dismissed the case
against bartholomew II. Doyle, an attendant In
the hospital on Ranialrs Island. for causing the
death o. Louis Lanston, a pars,le patent at the
hospital. on Ecu. ls. Doyle gave Lsngdon q ho
bath. The Coroners physician said that Lang
don's death was the result OF scaldlnE. bst ihs
Grand Jury ala not think there was enough svi
dsaos against Dasia
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Missing Yale Men Turn Up Safe.

GREENPORr. L. l., Mar,h 2S,-The catbaat
Frolic. containing party Of Yale College stu
dents, which wa~ reported missing Is safe,
ard all on board are we'll The Frolic left Ne~
Haven Coan.. YESTERDAY. and arrived AZ Green
mort Yesterday afternoon. Last night the stu
lsats started to return TO New Haven, but OWN;
10 the gale the boat had TO put Into Orient
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Colon Rebels Defeated Again.

COLON, Colombia, March 2s.-The
Government troops have been victorious
in an engagement fought with the
rebels at San Carries.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
POOlseiIcrs Win on Appeal.

FRANKFORT. Ky, March 2s.-The Court c'
Appeals this morning reversed the decision in the
cases OF the Covington poo.-rooms Of sharp and
PAYNE yr the Commonwealth The lower court
aned each 81, 500 The reversli Is on the ground
Thai both made amdayits that they we're absent
Vosu ths iadictments we're aied
The evening world., 1895-03-28
IN The WORLD Of LAnOn.

1t vas reported at yesterdays meeting o' the
BOARD Of waking Delegates that Contractor
James Thomp,nn has discharged his non union
~orkers on the Presbyterian Mission Building
and other Jobs for which he holds contracts-
ClcAkmAk,rs X. OF L. Assembly ll52 has
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Banking and Financial.
No. $50 broadway.

No. 500 broadweys
New York Ciiy, March %, 1898.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN thas
we have been thi, day appointed Ne,
cci,er- Of the property Of the drm 81 x. ..
Junray n Co., upon a dissolution theFeoGs
uuder an order Of the New York sapreWo
Court. L IEdrr the provisions Of our order ~
appointments. the Receivers are aHshor.
lied To continue the business 80 far
~ necessary for the purposes of hQue-
daiion. All persons indebted TO the late
firm are required to make payment
To Ms ~ Receivers, and all person0
holding any OF the property Of the
late drm are required TO account 70 ~
therefor. Due notice will be given Of the
mode Of exhibiting al claims against eho
late firm.
HOWARD -. JAFFRAYs
4. u. D.JlILLIAkD, ~
JAMES q. CANNON,
Receivers OF l.. =. .IRilray & &c.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Carlisle Called to Kentucky.

WASHINGTON. March ." '-retsry Carlisle
has been eallca ia cpviuSton. Ky. hy the Illness
Of his brothsf, 0eosse Carlisle. He expects 10
taks ~ the sugar invotcs matter % his retsEn.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

The men are undoubtedly Tom O'Briel
and Reed Waddle. two crooks OF the hrs
water,
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
Rates Alright.

Some unfounded reports have spread transformation about the rates to be charged by hotels and boarding houses at Atlanta, during tue Cotton States and International ExpositiCn Alex W. Smith. Chief of the Public Com fort Department. makes this state ment for publication
 ATLANTA, GA. August 26. 1895. Mir. Walter G. Cooper. Chief Depart ment of Publicity and Promotion. Atlanta, Ga.:
 DEAR SIR Referring to the edito- rial comment of the Savannah Morn ing News. to the effect that boarding house keepers have announced an iiI- grease in their rates" 1 beg to state that this department has received no jntimatiOn of any such intention. and not one single person who has regis tered accommodations with the de. partmeut, has gwen any notice of an increase.
 take pleasure in announcing through you to the public at large that sufficient accom- mpdations have been secured through the forts of the Public Comfort Department to ade- quately and comfortably care for the average attendance upon the EXposi- Il0n. The rates fer such accommodate ton at the regular hotels will be from one dollar tr three dollars per day European plan and from two to five dollars per day American plan. In the lodging and brardng houses rates will be from fifty cents to one dollar and fifty cents for lodging and from one to two dollars and fifty cents day for lodging and beard. Weekly and monthly engagements can be made at the usual reductions. No reasonable person can complain at the rates aud any criticism ut the people of Atlanta on the plea of unreasonable or exorbi- tant charges, is entirely unfounded and exceedingly unjust. Yours truly.
 ALEX W. SMITH,
 Chief Public Comfort Department.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
REIGN OF HIGH CARNIVAL.

St. Louis in Blaze Of Glory Seven w eks
 of Uninterrupted GaIety.
 The name of America $ greatest carnival center-St. LOuis--will be blaZoned on the skies of gaiety from September 4th to Oc- tober 18th. 1895. The eighteenth annual reign of carnival will pervade tue city. and for seven weeks European capitals noted for their seasons of mystery and regal en- tertainment will gracefully bow to the SUI perOrty of the city on the banks of the Mississippi.
 September 4th will mark the opening of the Twelfth Annual St, Louis Exposition This splendid feature of St. Louis's carni- val period will remain open until October 10th. In addition to SOusa's world famed band. many new attractions will be offered September ath to l4th. the celebrated French Equilibrists. the Kins- Ners. will appear. September 18th to 2Sth, Caicedo ''the King of the Wire" and Louis Ooriz. "the Man Monkey" by their unique enter tertainments will delight the fun seeking public. September 30th to October 18th. Ivan TscherOff's $ celebrated educated mutes the Russian dogs. are carded for a series of wonderful performances. October 18th to 10th, Prince kokiii, the greatest Japan ese Jngg'er alive. will fill an engagement. while Buck Taylor and troupe of native Sioux Indians and Miss Cornelia Campbell Bedford, of New York. Demonstration of Cooking. will appear every day during the Exposition season.
 That mysterious parsonage, Kiug Hotu and his retinue. will give a daylight pa- rade September 2Sth. This is one of the most unique attractions of the carnival season in St. Louis. and is grotesuuely staged. October 7th to 18th. the world beater. the great St. Louis Fair. will be the chief attraction. On the evening of October Sth. His Majesty. the Yelled Pro. phet and royal court will parade the prin cipal thoroughfares of the city. followed by the famous dall, which is known of throughout the land
 All the St. Louis theatres, during the season of high carnival. have billed most excellent attractions. Among the number might be mentioned: "Triiby, n"Lyceum Theatre Company" Chas. Frohman's Stock Company, Hoyt's "A Black Sheep" De. Wolf Hopper, etc.
 The management of the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route. con- Stantly having the interests of St. Louis in mind, will sell tickets from all points on the system to the carnival city and return at greatly reduced rates. For copy of the programme, giving the features of the car nival season in detail, address company's agents, or H. c. Townsend. General Pas senger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
School Notes.

New pupils still come. The enroll 2s near to z5.
 The teachers say the school hogse is the coolest place in town
 Asa preparation for science teaching as well as for teaching in general, the teachers will meet once week.
 Botany and Psychology are the two subjects first to oe studied.
 That our teachers are posted in their work and are progressive is proven by the reading and studying they do. They are subscribers to the following jouruals New York Sch pol Journal. Peabody Record. Mississippi Journal of Education, Teachers Outlook. Normal Instructor. Journal of Primary Meth eds. Cook Go. Normal Envelope, Teachers Institute. Southern School Journal and Popular Educator.
 F. NJ MALONE. Principal.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
HOw'S This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY x O.. Toledo, o. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finantially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST x TRUAX.
 Wholesale Druggists, Teledo. Ohio.
 WALDING KINSAN x MARTIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
An Old Mans Counsel.

MT. Monroe Davidson. of Greenville, Ga, says. May 2lst. 1895: Fl have used Royai Germetger for Kidney Troubles zrom which have suffered from boyhood. 1t gave me relief in few days. and is the only medicine that has ever given me any permanent relief ! take pleasure in recom- lnending it 10 any one suffering from any kind of Kidney trouble. 1 believe it is the best thing that old people can use for debility aud nervousness. New package, iarge bottle, ioS doses, Sl. For sale by D. C. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
Dyspepsia for rwenty-flve Years.

MT. A. |. Sheats, Kingston. Ga. says. May 3lst. 1895: Il was troubled with Dyspepsia for twenty five years. and could get no permanent relief from any treat ment or medicine until began the use of Kings Royal Germetuer. some five years ago. IL gave me great relief. and after the lapse of five years. 1 can recommend it as the hest medicine know of for h. digestion aud Dyspepsia This case is but one out 0f thousands which prove that for Indigestion. Dyspep psia and all stomach troubles, Gernletuer cures when all else fails. New package. large bottle, 10s doses. Si. For sale by D. C. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

The 20 per cent. dis
count allowed off all
heavyweight goods
in our Tailoring De-
partmcnt means a SIS
Suit for S1O-a saw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

Month When 'TisEasiest
to Regain Health
Get Strong Before Debilitating
Spring Comes Again.
Feed The Worn Out Brain With
Palna's Celery COMPOUND.
Let Changing Season Find sys.
TEN i'll Health.
Take the Great Remedy That
Makes People Well.

perfectly healthy body has it's parts
completely nourlahed and its nerves con.
stantly refreshed and stored with energy
from the vigorous blood that all the
time battles it,
But to do this important work OF con.
yeyng sufficient nutrition to the tissues,
the blood must be kept rich and full Of
rcd corpuscles
The only trouble with two.thlris of the
men and women whom the coming spring
Will claim for its Victims IL piLIful lacH of
proper nerve food, What these weak ner-
vous people need Is Il more general feed
ing ana storing OF thetr blood and tissues
with fresh. highly vitali2ed material.
There 10 undoubtedly nothing that can
compare Ulth Prof. Phelps reinarkable
discovery. Pdiue's celery compound, Tor
Restoring health aud strength.
Ihe great booty OF physicians through.
out the United States. England and
Canada believe profoundly Ia II, und pre-.
sefit,e IL IN all cases OIL nervous weakness
ana debility. In preparing this greatest
ul all nerve tones and blood .reuaWers,
tins entnont professor OF Dartmouth
college. Edward l., Phelps, Nj D.. LII u.
had III mIuu the countless mau and
Women win brains uvarworked anu per
YES unsIrung Uy worry anu lack vi proper
nutEIliOD.
Clerks, their employers lawyerf, doctors.
motheis oil laiulls5. hard wUrltlug men
AMI women IN every state anu country,
uDu hosts Of brain wUrEers--tno most in.
teileCtual part OF The community are to.
day tahlhE luinG's celery compound, with
The hauplest Results. to relieve themselves
oil IheGmatlsIn. neuralgia, nervous TX.
hnuslion. dyspepsIa, sleeplessu.ss mud
low splrlis. Palne's celery compound
cures discusses OF the important orgnns OF
digestion, circu iation and eXcgetion. by
purifying the blood, By regulating the
entire nervous system and supplying The
| body with strength to comb Il disease
Pnine's celery compound makes people
we'll. 1t takes away ali the tremur aud
lrrltahilIty from the nerves. aud gives
that calm, strong feeling OF assured
| health that invariably ACCOMPANIES a per-
iuctly woll,nDurlsned bodily system.
| Get rid OF lauguOr, clear the muddymn-
/ h'hithy SKIN, plump out the body and
! E-t back to u normal vigorous condition
with talnes celery compound. AMI begin
/ now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

In our Silk Dep artmcnt we have
cut the ioimer prices in two in
some cases. All OF our best quail
ty Printed India Silks, beautiful
styles, in dress patterns only, were
81 yard, now so cents. What is
left Of our 80 inch Printed Indias,
splendid goods, worth 81 a yard
formerly, now 50 cents.
A large line Of Printed Indias
now 50 cents. Another large line
at "a cents, and a few odd lengths
off styles down to II cents.
Fancy Silks from 81 TO 50 cents
Bengalines and Moircs from 50 to
IS cents. Black Silks that were
81. 50. sI.371l and SI.25 down to
81 One number that was SI2s
now zoe, very cheap property.
Beautiful japanese Silks OF our own
importation. new goods, at 27H
and S3c, A large assortment and,
we believe, the best goods for the
money shown in any market.
We nave marked our eros Grain
and some OF our Watered Ribbons
that were IS, 20 and IS cents yard,
down to 5 cents yard. A few
lengths OF vide Sash Ribbons that
were si.2s yard. down to 80
cents yard.
Silk ch1ftons that were so and
IS cents down to 10 cents a yard.
Fancy Veilings from SO and IS
to 10 cents yard.
Black Spanish Lace Fichus
marked down to half price-sI
goods to so cents, $50 goods TO
rs cents, s. goods to 81, So goods
to SI.5o, "a goods to 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

Mr. Herhert Hall Winslow's latest play,
"A cracker Jack. will be gwen at the
Grand Opera House this evening, 1t Is IL
melO'drana and iepe ndS Tor its success
Oil dramatic action rather than comedy,
though the latter element Ia very strong
The early scenes OF the play are LAID on
tie Hudson Il!1r, lhey ure said TO be OF
aquiet order and merely preparatory to a
later suCCess winch occurs III Oklahoma,
and VIII ch are credited with being exciting
~ su perlatlve degree. Among tho many
Ancidents are lynohing. tar anu feather
Dee. light with bare knuckles u sword
eneoun 81 and hiding the villain Oh rull.
The company Ia an excellent one and ia
sure To receive warm welcome this evou-
ipg.
There has been but few dramatic pro.
auctions here this season that will equal
nhe romance vi realism Darkest Russia,'
shat will be presented at the Grand Opera
House. next Wednesday evening. by the
same cast no Appealed In tho former pre-
Bsntatlons In this city. 1t IL master
stroke OF stage construction and tho
author. Mr.. IL. GtGttun D0nnelly, hns
woven around the thrilling ploU q story
OF most absorbing Interest Ii depicts
eYery phase Of the russian Political sys
TEN, and IL not OF the blood and thunder
order
The play is superbly mounted, all OF
nbe necessary scenic effect, some of the
aeLtings which Rre of the sLectaculA
oder are carried by the company The
company Is largo aud strong In every re.
Bpect and portray careful manner. Its
CORNER success here cannot help hut vs..
sure The comparing being one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

We refer to new idea originated by
Mitchell aud Bash in this city that Ia
making each day in their Great Special
SAFE bargain Dny and on each day
EorHcthins new each succeeding day
growing more interesting rs II progresses.
Tie idea while not only being novel has
been successful, everything advertised
having boon sold thus giving scope for
Tho buying of newer goods. The snle will
continue lew Gays longer.
Other things ore in preparatlun--uc
as u aale OF Muslin Uundprwear. Every
lady knOwa what that means. Ii Ia to be
Sill ilrGer and greater sale than ANY oil
tur Underwear Sales bbiOre, Ihe goods
w9re ordered early from tho largest
manufacturer Ia the country. Blr. Bash
having taken a "Trip TO boston personally
lof thHt purpose.
lie store abounds in bargains and il Ia
qutte necessary To make u visit to thelr
emporium to get the full benefits OF
what th0y daily tell in the papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

u. s. DEP IRrMENT OF AGtucuLT URE
WEATHER BrR ENu oPFIcE

Tho tabs below gives the tsupsra.
tuTonnd nc stute OF the weather at d
4. m. lo.In Y Mt tho RtntlOna namel:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

The III. L. Church congregation contem-
plate holding concert some time
soon.
Tie friends OF Mitchell Barr who has
been SO dangerously Ill OF typaoid fever
are glad to hear of his oonvalescenoe.
DR.. and Mrs. W. z. Skinner entertained
Q few friends at dinner on Saturday OF
last week, In honor of the anniversary of
her birthday.
The ladies Of the homo and foreign mis-.
aionnry societies OF the Presbyterian
Church gave a tea to the ladies' OF the
shurch on Tuesday afternoon. when
proved to he very pleasant gathering.
The following pupils of Glasgow school
have made All average OF 80 per cent. for
fhe month ending January 18th Rhea
SklDDer, 97.5; Nan SBlnLer. g7.5; Louis
GeMullen, %; herman McMullep. 90.
/, The place where the fatal accident oc-
nurred 10 John Jones on Friday night of
lhst week would he safer II there was a
fence placed along tie road. Much sym.
patty Is expressed Tor the young mans
parents
Rev, Ii. G G. Vincent has gone to New
York, where he proposes to take tue
steamer Tor Southern trip. lie will 20
direct to Savannah. and from there 10
Florida. lie expects to be- away during
The month OF February. The church Will
DO closed during his absence.
Call for the Horse Brand of Johnson'e
Magnetic Oil 1t has no equal for the
diseases oil bOrSes and cattle, Sl.0O size
~ cts; 50ct. Size IS cts.
n. Il Dantolth second and Market
streets, and Alillers Drag Store 40s Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
PElEasHUaeERs HAPPY.
They Try Quralol and are Saved
Much Suffering.

Many people In Petersburg, after read.
out the State by the new medical discovery
new preparation trial, ana yesterday tho
drug stores had many calls for the great.
est paiu remover ever placed OH the mar
ket
Quratol ia not onls pain remover, but
II Is positive cure for any skin disease.
Skin diseases are OF great variety aud are
frequently hard to sdintinauish and
much confusion prevails among medical
writer's As to their classification. The
most common. however Ia eczema which
makes Its appearance In many forms and
under q multitude Of names. such as
pimples blotches, rash, letter or scald.
seabies or itch, salt rheum, old cores,
chronic ulcers, &c. There arc aiso many
other diseases OF the skin which are simi.
lar in their character, such as BARRIERS
itch. hives or nettle rash, scald head,
erysipeias, ring worm and other skin
erup tlons. These are Invariably caused
by germs or microbes. Quratoi is post
tive mlcrObe or germ destroyer. BY de-
stroying the germ We remove the cause.
No one should fail 10 keep Quratol In
tile house. Qutatol hus no equal in Its
curative qualities, ito soothing Influences
and Its wonderful remedial eiIccte on cuts.
bruises chaps soio mouth, sore throat
AMI all other lRInmatione. Its marvellous
healing properties us an external applica-
tion makes 1t a houeehold necessity.
Quratol 10 sold by nil druggists at go
cents II bottle. IL They haven't II In stock
they can get 1t for you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
THIRD edition.


LOWER reu- q
This 10 ground hog day. and from
present Indications by the weather the
deadlock will still continue. fns around
hog Is not related 10 Senator Hanby's
hogs.
!, Tie colored teachers OF the State will
lhold their annual Institute 10 WhateoaL
fCharah next week. on the 9th. 7th aud 9Th
On Thursday at IL o'clock an educational
convention will he held. Thursday even
ing Hon. Geo. ". Murray OF South Caro-
lima will deliver ectur,., and an excel
lent program has been prepared for all
the sessions
4 There will be an appropriation OF s700
given to defray the Expenses.
Mics Grace Wailen OF Paila., Mics Anna
Richardson OF Wilmington. ant Mise
Gfeta Casperson OF Clayton vlsiteii friends
In town this week.
George Ldwari Dawson and Mise Vlr-
Rinis Sanderson Jester both of this town
will DO married In Christ Church on
Thursday afternoon, February IA, at 8. so
O'Clock.
Miss Alzayda Robinson Frazier an d
John Wesley Redgrave will be mar rIe
at the brides home on Governor'e Avenue
next Wednesday at , o'cioak, z NJ.
John W. Scott, of Milford. and Miss
Margaret Foreaker, OF this town. M 0 to lie
married in Weeley Nj. Il. Church to NOR
rev evening at s 80 O'Clock. after the
usual services.
Miss Clara Bowman Stats and j. Reese
Frazier, both of this town. wilt DO married
ct the home Of the brides parents OH New
street, on Wednesday next, Feb. 9, at IL
O'clock, noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

This Is ground hog day and the super.
stitlous ones now tell you the coming
spring viii be uu early one. They 1uee
their prediction on tine fact that his hog
ship did not sec his shadow tins morning
when iIe pulied hls head Out oil the hole
where ne has hibGrnuleu Tor tho past three
months. Not only Will the spring season
begin early but The following forty days
viii be bright and helmy ones.
Nhe.h, Tho ground hogs appearance
has any effect On thoweather is lmmater-
iai to many but 1t IL safo to say that he
did not -ee his shadow He might have
been more unfortunate however. for If
he had not gotten out OF his hole early he
could not have been successful later as
tho iail OF snow winch began before d ay
break covered II to II depth of four inch es.
Many are the stories told OF his hogs1ip
aud past predictions mude by min, but
whether hU ID successful in thie ono wall
Do known alter the prevailing forty days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

At the funeral service over the body OF
John G.. BdIier IN Grace Church yesterday
afternoon DR.. Huhuri road ietters from
John \. Bobbins and j. Richard Boyle.
tormeI pastors OF the church. who spoke
In nigh terms of Mr. BalIUr
Or. tiulDurd suid that although alr. Ba.
ksr had a stern look he WAS "a gentle as
child, tie was a Sscnt help to the children
Without pHreuts and lie referred TO tile
crnyds OF children who viewed tho re
mains, lie never talked of his business
Affairs Tut kept such things to himsclr.
His relation to his fellow.cit Ians was a
most friendly one In speHk1ng OF the
great number oil rolored people present
he SAID that MIR Baker was tire ilrst inun
in thlr CITY To give ooiured mun posi-.
kiou "h+Ie skilled labor was required.
lie .uvrd Goa and humanity and would
not Keep penny that belonged TO
another