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Evening journal., 1895-09-21
THE LIcENs sES GRANTED
Three Held Up for Hearing
on Wednesday.
ONE APPLICATION WITHDRAWN

Liquor Dealers who DO Not Have TO
Undergo Hearing In this Court
OF General Sessions Clerk OF the
Peace Foard WIN Issue Licenses to
Tho,e Not Under tho Ban.
The Court Of General Sessions granted
licenses TO all bat four Of the applicants
this morning. Two Of the places licensed
we're new ones. The court acted favor
ably upon the following applications;
Old Places
Christopher Bauer. southwest corner
Fifth and jackson streets.
Philip j. Batter, 300 and 302 East
Fourth.
Webster Blskely, Rising Sun School
district, Nos. 90 and 75 Chrlstiana
hundred.
John Clcerl. 5l0 and 59l Tatnall
John B. Elliott southwest corner
Front and KING.
Edward Gam, Sc. Georges school dis
tricts Nos. % aud 58i Red Lion hundred.
William V. Hawke, northwest corner
Brown ana Stroud.
John j Hanley, l0i Monroe.
Frederick Hsymayer. Summit Bridge
school district, No. "a, Pencader hun
dred.
Ellen Higgins. 1881 West Second
Annie X ane 427 East Fourth
Thomas Logan, II East Frlnt.
Patrick j. Leonard, New Castle school
district, No as, New Castle hundred.
sarah E Legg, 720 Market
Janes Mulrooney. 1 South Franklin
Michael Mu'qusen, southeast corner
Lord and Churcn
James j. Mccormick, i0i Market
street.
Bernard McHugh, Practical Farmer.
school district No. 1, Bsandywine hun
dred.
John McGowan, southwest corner
Front and Shipley
Robert McUadden, 5i3 Market.
John A. North, 10 East Second,
George n. Robinson, 106 West Tenth.
Frederick Schmid, northeast corner
Fourth and Lombard.
Frank NJ. Sewer, LOG East Fifth.
New Places.
Susan O. Bane, southeast corner Fifth
ana Walnut
Enterprise Manufacturing and Supply
Company 5i7 and 5l9 Orange.
Held Up for Hearing.
Those hold mp for hearing next wednes-
day are;
James Brown. No. 1O3 West Fourth
street.
David Collins northeast corner Of
Water and Market streets
John spshn, southwest corner OF Fifth
and Dupont streets.
George W. Ortip, No 6tS French
street, has Withdrawn mis- application.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Tho American People

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 fo1ei IN
countries annually send large numb rs OF
travellers 20 see that famed region. Al last
tho United States itself seems to want tc
''be In the swim Drop your business FOL
fortnight. postpone that other vacation
scheL-e and 20 and glory in the glorles oi
nature For six cents I will send YOU Z
beautiful book that describes tho Park
Charles S Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad, st. Paul MINI
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
TIE CONTRACT RATIFIED.
First Section OF the Queen Anne's Road
From Denton to Queenstown to Be
FINISHED by Fall.

First Section OF the Queen Anne's Road
From Denton TO Queenstown TO Be
FINISHED by Fall.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2l.-At a meeting OF
directors Of the Peninsular Construction
Company. held yesterday, the contract
with the Queen Anne's Railroad Company
for the building OF that road was rati.
fed
Douglas II Gordon president Of the
construction company. presided st. the
meeting, with Edward Stabler, Jr., as
secretary. Others attending the meeting
were: Alexander Brown, Wesley NJ
Oler, B rtlett = Johnson, Henry O..
Matthews, Gustavus Oer, John s
Cuttings. John s. Gibbs; w. II B5sley.
president Of the railroad company. and
Archibald II Taylor. counsel
W. @. Merritt. contract OF for the
FIRST section from Queenstown TO Denton,
twenty three miles. has large force at
work and Is expected TO 6nish his con
tract this Fall This section will be
operated as soon as completed Sanford
& Brooks. contractors for the wharves
and other work for the harbir terminals
At Queenstown, are als) actively pushing
oosratious
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
PROFESSOR BEACH 4 MINISTER.
Ordained to the DIaoonate at the Chapel
Of tho Good Shepherd This nforning-ro
Locate at 81. Johns.

Ordained TO the DiRconnte at the Chapel
OF tho Good shepherd This nforning-ro
Locate at 81. Johns.
St. Thomas's Day WAS celebrated at
Bshopstead this morning by an impress
sive ordination TO the diacon ate.
Professor William B Beach, who was
recommended to the bishop for holy
orders several weeks ago was ordained at
the Chapel Of the Good Shepherd.
Professor Betel Is the well-known
local teacher Of singing and private tutor
aud has lived In Wilmington for mole
than year.
Right Rev Bishop Coleman was the
celebrsnt and Rev. II. A Henry pee
sented the candidate Rev. M B Dunlsp
acted as the bishops chaplain. The
sermon was preached by Rev. j. Il.
ChesleY. Of Ciaymont
Rev Beach will conduct his first
service {, morrow at St Mlchael's 8
Church. He will 90 TO ST Johns Church
next week where he will probably be-
stationed for one year as curate
Those present were; Rev Charles h
Murray, Rev. Il. A. Henry, Rev g O
Hall. Martin b Duaiap. John s. Littell
Rev. T. X Miller. Rev x J Hammond,
Rev. J h. Chesley, ksv r A Sover.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev. w. q. Koons will preach at the SER
vices in 81. Pau,a N. b. Church tomorrow.
-.Horace Arney win deliver a gospel address
tomorrow morning IN the tent. Lombard
street hetween Seventh and Eighth. at 1880.
Fame Hose Fire Com oany has bought so
feet Of new fire hose fitted with patent spring
cOuplinge.
Yesterdays all-day services at Grace
Church. In the union Methodist revival, were
entirely successful.
-Revs. short and Koons win conduct
another children'g meeting At Grace Church
$ iturday afternoon az O'Clock.
Revival services viii ba continued by
Wilmington Msthodists in Grace Church all
next week.
state Secretary J Il. Burns. OF the Chris
tan hndeayor Societies, Will conduct the
Christian Endeavor meeting I'm West Presby-
terian Church tomorrow evening.
Presiding Elder l.. p. lrrett will hold
Ashury's qusrterly conference this evening
40 7.30, ana ho will preach at Asbury 10 NOR
row morning at 1880 O'Clock
Frank Turner. the celebrated lo,al BIZ
cyclist, yesterd Az made the fastest hall mile
Wawsset track In O-l5,thus beating saladin's
1 03h record.
James McKenzie's arm was broken In an
accident th.t nearly caused his death on a
shaft at The y. Blumenthal g. Company's
works yesterday aistrloon.
Ferris Industrial school Band Of twenty
one pieces will give sacrtd concert III
Eighth street park 10 morrow afternoon
Endeavor workers will address a special
service for young people at the Local
Preachers camp at BolihEyn this evening
Rev. g.. b. Jones. Mrs Kate King and Am
brose S. Ottey viii have char<e OF the services
10 morrow.
1t was too hot 10 slide down Auniy
Swestman's cellar door.
-Workmen Oh Market street bridge repairs
were nearly exhausted by noon.
james Harding. = well-known tailor OF
No. SIG French street, Is said 10 be dying.
Flowers appeared In the street market
with a sort of second freshness and lie.
Another special meeting for young people
will be held in Grace Churcn 70 morror
afternoon al $50.
-6eorge ". Heyl, son OF the late Nrs-
Louise kopf Will be buried Tomorrow after
nooa from his late home at Lovering avenue
and Scott street.
Many farmers in the habit Of usink Mar
ket street bridge now drive Tar As The hay
mark els on the south de7tahie their horses
4 there and are terried across.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
OVERCOME IN THE PILLORY.
william Patton Could Not stand the
Yard Pnlory-Twelve Mon Punished.

william Patton Could Not stand tho
soorohing Sun and Hent I'm tho jail
Yard Pnlory-Twelvo Mon Punished.
Special 10 the Evening Journal.
NKw CASTLE. Sept 2i Twelve un
fortunates suffered corporal punishment
In roasting hot jail yard about
o'clock this afternoon. William Patton,
convicted at this term of court
Of breaking into a house, was overcome
by the heat and could not undergo the
full punishment The other convlcts
stood the torture well.
Sheriff Gillls punished twelve men 90
follows;
Thomas Donahoe, receiving stolen
goods. one hour la pillorY.
John Bennett, robbng John Desplain,
10 lsshes.
George Welsh larceny, 10 lsshes
James Fleming. burglary, 20 lashes.
William II. Anderson, larceny OF some
knives, 30 lashes.
Joseph Nicholas. larceny. ten lashes
Edward BeesoD. coiorsd stealing bar
Der tools from William Reed, twenty
lashes
Elijah Ross. larceny two Indictments
twenty five lashes
samuel Wright, larceny Of a watch
ten lsshes
Charles August, larceny Of skins from
Stevenson Leather Co ten lashes.
William Patton house breaking
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
TIE CATHOLIC REVIVAL.

To Be Conducted at st. Joseph's Next
Week BY the Dominican Fathers of New
York.
o-morrow, the Dominican fathers Of
New York will begin q mission in st.
Joseph's Church. on the BrandYwine, to
continue for one week. These are the
members Of one OF the greatest orders Of
Catholic preachers. St. Dominick' s
mastery eloquence in expounding the
churchs doctrines led to this organic alton
being formed. Every preparation has
besn made for a rousing Catholic revival
On the Brsndywine and the missioners
Will have a private class OF those seeking
information on (a.loic doctrine.
Father Berminghsm has issued general
invitation to his friends and nsighbors
to attend.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Big NOISE BUT LITTLE WOOL

It Did Not Take Much Time for Judge
BAN 20 Clear Up the Docket This
Morning.
The remark Is attributed TO his in.
fernal majesty when he undertook to
relieve a lusty specimen OF the porcine
tribe OF his capillary covering that there
was a great deal of noise and mighty
little wool This was the case In
Municipal Court this morning There
was good docket but the majority Of
cases we're Of little Importance or else
were postponed
The first case was that OF Johu
Hsggerty who Was charged with larceny
The evidence was insufficient and the
man discharged
John MorahRn and Nathaniel Walls cot
into an ar ument at the p, W & B.
depot Walls was under he n Fl leDce OF
liquor and before the matter was settled
Morahen picked Walls mp and landed him
on his head. He was rendered uncon
scious and was taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital MorRhan was arrested and
this morning arralgned Walls was not
able to be present aud the case was con
tinued until Monday, bail being fixed ai
5000
The case Of Addie Todd, charged witt
disorderly conduct, was continued until
September 80, the main witness being too
sick TO appear.
John Geretskl charged by Georgl
shultz with disord,riy conduct, wa
Seed 8 aud COSTS
William Roberts. colored drunk at
Front and West. was fined 81 and costs
Frank Hearn was up for assault OF
Michael Kslleher The main witness
was not present although summoned
An attachment WAS ordered drawn
Charles Moxley, colored, was charged
with stealing some iron pipe belonging
10 the city. It was not proved and th,
prisoner WAS discharged.
The case OF Neal Kennedy. sellinl
liquor on Sunday was continued until
Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
ohaneslIar aaa At.ornsy.osnsraI.

Senator Gray has denied that he will 20
on the Supreme Bench, but IL Is now ac-
cepted that Chancellor Wolcott will
resign aud 60 into the employ Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. This
feeling seems TO be general that At
torney- General John r Nicholson will
succeed Chancellor Wolcott, but opinion
Is divided as to who will succeed the
attorney general Branch II Giles,
Peter l.. Cooper. Jr, and William NJ
Boyos are the three most prominently
mentioned
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
W. O. T. U. Meetings nssume.

Members OF the w O. Il u met
yesterday for the first time after ths
Summer vacation. and transacted impor
tant business Officers were elected and
report read and various topics discussed.
OF the last the most important was that
Of selling liquor on Sunday, and at the
next meeting steps will be taken to put
stop to tho practice. These delegates
we're chosen TO the state convention a6
Milford ON October 3. Mrs Charles
Moore, Mrs j. X Mllligan. MIRO George
w. Todd, Mrs. William Downing, drs.
Emerson, Mrs. Irving and Mrs John
Davis
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
PETE RIAS GETS A FLYER
Half a Decade in Which to
Repent.
PLEAD GUnTIEs wHO GO OVER
The Jury Did Not deliberate Long over
the odessa Dssperado's Case-rhe Court
of General Sessions Did No work This
Morning.


of General Sessions Did No work This
Morning.
Chief Justice Lore charged tho jury IN
the Rias case Immediately after the court
reconvened yesterday afternoon. The
jurors went to thei room aud we're only
there a short tim wheu verdict OF
guilty was reached aud reported to the
court Rias Immediately withdrew his
plea OF not guilty OF murderously assault.
lug Andrew Weist, and substituted q
plea Of guilty
The aggregate penalty on the two
charges was 81 600 fine: two hours IN
the pillory and Eve years imprisonment.
Joseph Williams. accused OF stealing
hose from William Saunder was found
guilty after a short time and sentenced
to pay 50 restitution money, receive en-
lashes aud be imprisoned for three
months.
Arthur Johnson WAS sentenced to pay
a fine OF &25 aud be imprisoned for three
months for obtaining oysters from
Charles Carpenter under false preteuses
Nellie Morris, charged with larceny,
pleaded guilty and Josiah Marvel, her
attorney, asked the court to be mercful
She was sent over for six months aud
ordered to pay $50 restitution money.
A trae bill for burglary was found
against Frederick Reed. a small colcred
boy, and be pleaded guilty.
Both the grand aud petit jurles were
discharged until Monday morning.
The Court Of General Sessions traus-
acted DO criminal business to day, and
the Superior Court WAS only In session
for 3 short time
The mandamus case Of Joseph Cash
vs the Reliance Fire Company was
set for hearing on Tuesday at 10 a. m
The motion for writ OF possession n
the case OF the Gsrmania Building Loar
Association vs. William H. Toner, wal
continued until Wednesday.
Court adjourned until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock
The machine Republicans Of this cit,
have won signal victory before
the grand jury. That body has
It Is understood ignored all th'
bills against the primary election officer
arrested and held under bail at tn
instance OF Walter II Hayes. one OF tn
snti-mschine candidates for nom
nation at the primaries last Spring
The grand jurors have not ye
made their report TO the court, but It ma
leah ed out that such was the disposition
decided upon. The men who are relieved
by this action are: John Wainwright
Cyrus Myniok, Theodore Francis. William
Whann. Harry A. Brown, James 3
| Stldham, George Robinson, William X
Taylor, Sherbourne Rice and Johl
/ ConRhau.
It was discovered that no penalty WI
provided FOR failure TO use two ballot
boxes aud the evidence was regarded a
| insufficient on the other counts
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
DEATH OF A WILMINGTON NAN.
Allen Dale. whose Body Was Found In
the Canal at Princeton, Formerly Lived
In This City.

Allen Dale. whose Body Was Found in
the Canal at Princeton, Formerly Lived
in This City.
READING, Sept 21.-Little doubt is
entertained among the friends of Allen
Dale, in this city, but that he committed
suicide.
The fact that he had no money OF
papers In his pockets is no indication of
foul play, since he left all his effects In
this city when he went away.
He also left note stating what dispo
sition should be made Of his effects ia
cas- Q he should not return He did not
state In the note that he intended to
make away with himself. but the infer
ence to be drawn from IL was that he did
not expect to return
he left Reading on the o'clock train
last Monday morning, as was suppose d
for the purpose of consulting an Occuhst
about bis eyes. The last seen Of him
was about 10 o'clock Monday morning,
when he was seen by Conductor
Yerkss In the Broad street station.
There Is no trace of his movements after
that time until his body was found in
the canal at Princeton.
Mr.. Dale had been In the employment {
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
since the war as clerk and psymaster
A late dispatch from Trenton says
"The body OF Allen Dale, which was
found In the canal basin at Princston
was brought here yesterday and Coroner
Bowers, after partly investigating the
case, Is Satisfied that death Was due to
natural causes An autopsy showed that
ruptured blood vessel had caused
death, but how the body got into the ca
nal is now puzzling the authorities Chief
Civil Engineer Cooper. OF the Jersey
City division of the Pennsylvania. came
here yesterday and ordered the body sent
to Philadelphia There will be further
investigation next Tuesday"
Allen Dale was & Wilmington man, and
formerly lived at Fifth and Market
streets. He was well-known In this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Thisisths Latest .

The latest rumor current in political
circles is that Congressman Jonathan 8.
Willis has asked Hugh c. Browne. OF this
city TO be bis private secretary. lt Is
further stated that he has declined the
honor as he cannot afford TO give up his
law practice for 81 900 position.
When Mr. Browne was seen by an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter this morning
aud asked about the matter, he said that
be had heard IL but that il was without
foundation.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Roxes Pnt in n,norof1,s mlIl..

The value aud utility OF the auxiliary
fre alarm system having BEEN clearly
demonstrated the Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Company has dec ded to place boxes
at all important points Ia its mills
They will a'so put bell aud striker
on top OF their big stable In Rockford
The bell will weigh 800 pounds and the
boxes will be connected with new FIRE
alarm box at Shalloross and Woodlswn
avenues to be known as No. 1877
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
10 Llghtsn Drugglst's Labors.

Rev j. R. Milligan, Rev. John R.
France, and Rev Asbury Burke, com =
posing a committee appointed by the
Ministerial Union, have invited the
druggists Of the city to meet them IN
the Y NJ. Q. A. building on Tussdsy
evening next They will confer IN regard
TO the desirabillty and prsetiosbllity Of
united movement to close drug stores
for certain hours on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Bank Notes Too Pretty to spend.

10 is said IN Washington to-day that
the new issue Of silver certificates, the
deligns OF which are said TO be 80 beauti-
fui that people will want to frame and
preserve them AZ works of art, instead Of
spending them, will be ready IN about a
week The lot now being printed at the
Bureau of Engraving aud Printing only
includes two, Eve and ten dollar certih-
Gates
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Rnaln I'm Hard LnnIr.

John Bssle, the youlg white man cop
victed OF obtaining goods under false
prstenses from Lichtenstein & Hart, and
sentenced to be imprisoned for six
months, is under the care Of DR.. Chandler.
he is occupying one OF the cells In the
basement of the Court House. As soon
as he is in condition to 70 to Farnhurst
he viii be sent there, pending his
recovery. from what now threatens to be
typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Whv Banl. h ConI.

"Wbats the temperature at your
oflice inquired Professor J. K King Of
an EVENING JOURNAL representative
this moraing.
"Well. he continued, "the coolest
place about town is the bank There are
so many drafts there They are caused
by people trying to raise the wind "
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
PERSONAL.

urTHE LADIES' SAFE GUARD~Is GUAR.
Il Rnteed 10 give absolute protection for
one year. and can be worn without the
knowledge of another. Price, SOC. three for ST.
No circulars. Ladies' SupplyCo J. aCTosse, " Is.
ssrrHE LADIES' SAFE PROTECTOR
l. assures projection, l. easily adjusted,
abso utely reliable, ana can be worn with
out knowledge OF another. end for particu-
lars. Lacrosse Specially Co., Lacrosse, Wis.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
nIninr Rnrke IIera.

Major John NJ. Burke. general manager
of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, was in
the city last night and will return the
latter part Of next week Major Burke
exhibited last night. his handsome watch
which was presented to him by the
United Newspaper Men, OF New York
and Brooklyn. Major Burke was born
and grew up in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
a scoroher Aloar the Con.t.

To day, Of which much better behavior
was expected, was probably the hottest
September day for twenty two years. At
Market street bridge, the temperature at
10 80 this morning. stood at 81 degrees.
At Market street. railroad crossing It was
SO; p, w. & B station. 95; Diamond
State Iron Company's Office, 80 and on
the Fourth street wharf the mercury
mounted to 81 ia the shade.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
BEFORE JUDGE oRUBs TO-DAY.

The Security Trust Company Made n
Double Play and Isabelle Craig Secures
the Guardianship OF Three Little Craigs.
Judge Grubb sat alone In the Orphans
Court this morning. The Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, trustee.
appointed TO sell the real estate o.
Joshua Stroud. made return OF sale and
secured its confirmation. The same
company, as executor of the
estate OF Rose Lampiskey. made return
of the sale Of her property, which was
confirmed.
Isabella Craig was appointed guardian
Of Harvey B Lamborn B. and Chandler
NJ Craig
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
M. Tunnr. IsnltIt4

There are still some people who would
rather have a bundle OF rent receipts
than own a COSY home or ach )ics building
lot. Oar terms-$5 down and 50 per
month--makes it easy for you to get your
building lot and then the rest Is very easy
anybody will build your house If yonr
lot Is paid for
For plots and prices see William E
Hawkins, Manager, 7i2 Market street
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
NOTICES.

I ADIESl Chichesters English Pennyroyal
II pills Diamond Brandt are the best. Safe
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for
particulars. "Relief for Ladies'" In letter by
return mail. At druggists, Chichester Chemi-
cal Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
~ Company's new gallery. Finest in city
Great reduction in prices. 4O7k Market
street. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
a APnblIo shorthnnd R,nInnntIon

VIII be given st Goldsy College Tuesday
evening next. at o'clock All questions
relating TO learning shorthand will then
be answered
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
HIs rInrnr TnI.on an.

About $50 a. m. to-day James Toy,
while working at glaz ng machine in
tue factory Of f Blumentnal q Co, had a
fngsr taBea of He WAS taken TO the
Delaware Hospital aud then to his home,
No. 1921 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
nuslIIpe for lhe nailaIo oon.en Lon.

Ex- Speaker John P. Donahoe Is one Of
the busiest men Ia the state arranging
FOR the Buffalo convention OF the Union
V eteran Legion next month He was In
Philadelphia on Tuesday, Washington on
Wednesday. Baltimore on Thursday,
West Chester on Friday. he will 90 TO
Harrisburg next Monday and will be on
duty at headquarters on Tuesday and
Wednesday next in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
All Raadv

jams f. Wood & Co are all ready with
full force to put in rev heaters and fur
nHces and repair old ones. Also are In
Rosd shape for putting on Tin and iron
roofs aud repairing old roofs, cutters and
spouts before the stormy weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
Associntlnn Hall Nntns.

The football team Will play practices
game at Rlverview this afternoon.
MedfOrd H Cshoon will DO the speaker
at the young mems meeting TO morrow,
His subject will be The Law OF Life
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
nrernnnn nr fhe nnnf

While working on the street on Tatl
nall bsloT Second street, Walter Woe
nat, Of No. 1905 Heale street, was over
come with heat. He WAS taken Z.
Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-HOU sEs AT EAsTLAKE
II Park. 50. IS, SO per month. hew houses,
& rooms ana bath, West side, IS and $40 per
month. New houses, rooms and bath, front
porch. West Side, Sl2 per month. Apply
HENRY HOPES, 92i Market street.
DOR PENTHOUSE AND STO re, No. los
II East Third street. Would make a gond
stand for restaurant or barber shop. Apply TO
ItCHTENSrElN q HART, AIS Market 81.
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
nusINEss oPpoRruNIrIns.

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showing how % d. it free. Bank rsfareuc s. +.
J. WAKEM & co, 6s Beaver St, New York.
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efOUO with small capital by systematic
speculation. Safest method. Book and par
ficulars free. National Bank references.
Thomas & Co., 2O0 Rialtn Building. Chicago.