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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
HEART DISEASE, lll.

many other ailments when they have taken hold of the system, never gets better of its own accord, but Considerably OrOscs sCOrse. There are thousands who know they have defective heart, but will not admit the fact They don't want their friends to worry, and DOss'f I.IsOsc sCJsGt tO fake for If, as they have been told time and again that heart disease was incurable. Such was the case of MT. Silas Farley of Dyesville, Ohio who writes June 19, fSo4, as follows:
 "T had heart disease for a gears, my heart hurting me almost continually. The first 15 years doctored all the time, trying several physicians and remedies. until my last doctor told me it was only a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
Compare With old Liners.

Comparative cost of benefits in the Woodmen of the World with the best of insurance in old line life insurance companies during the year 1894. Notice that S3,l0O was carried in our orGer, less than Sl,- 900 in the old liners. Remember that Woodmen of the World certificates are worth Sl00 more than its face, in the monument placed at every cyrava
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
WHO WILL ENTERTAIN?
Our Citizens wm be Asked to Keep
 Open Houses.

Our Citizens win be Asked to Keep
 Open Houses.
 The committee appointed to se- cure accommodations for Fourth of July visitors, have secured the ser vices of a young man to make a thorough canvass of the town for thepurpose of ascertaining how many of our citizens are willing to incon- venience themselves during our big celebration to accommodate visitors. With the accommodations which the committee will provide, if our people show a proper spirit of hos pitality, as they always have, there will be ample accommodations for all who attend. A list will be taken of every private residence in town where accommodations can be SC cured, and the price asked, and dur ing the week, the committee will establish headquarters at some con- venient place, where visitors can call and secure rooms. It is hoped by the committee that every citizen of the place will. even to their own discomfort for the week, agree to entertain all they possibly can. Much of the success of the celebra- tion depends upon the accommoda- tions provided for visitors, and there is no reason why we cannot take care of all who come, and do it very comfortably.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
Notice to Telephone Subscribers.

The Prescott Electric Light Com- pany have received notification that the telephones and all materials for their exchange will probably arrive by next weeE. Enc work on tho poles is being done as far as possible in advance, and all preparation made for as perfect a system as IS in New York or San Francisco. They trust that the home industry will receive the first recognition from subscribers and also those who intend to use telephones.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
A Cordial Reception.

A special to the Phenix Gazette from Tucson. published this morn ing, says: A reception was rendered to Judge Olive and Col. Duncan, interior department inspectors at the residence of Governor Hughes tonight. Althoughit was an entirely informal gathering and the notice brief, 1t was largely attended, many of the people in town calling to pay their respects to the gentlemen, and also to Governor Hughes and his estimable family.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
Hel is q DO n


 : Just op ned a args lee an varied asso tn It fG NI c o ING. FuaNIs LING C. Ds, HAs lor AND SHOES, TAIIoA l5. D
 We are ,; se buy, IS, v, cI h; at time ol general hu ire s lCp ss ion and b ieye we have the al ility, as we'll as desire tO 'eli goods lower than UT compe il Cs
 We are hankful fer t very fiber patI mage exten l,d us UT itg a yeal just passet .an in end t m It C. ntinuance If ie me D g ng od custc me- g, d llu3 f Tt. 1T moi y.
 Ca and amin O. rg ods and p ce Defor, urcaasi g z sewnere
 KELLY tV STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05

question of time as I could not be cured. I gradually grew worse. very weak, and completely dis couraged, until I lived. propped half up in bed, because l cOsSIdss't Ite d0SCSs nor sit up. Think ing my time had come I told my fam fly what l wanted done when I was
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great fin IeaV' eninR power aS fhe Royal
FRIDAYS Daily, May 31.
 To-day was another blusterer.

To-day was another blusterer.
 The weather seems out of joint.
 Who says the wind never blows in Prescott?
 The fire boys are out for daily practice now.
 The frame work for A. w. Ed wards new house is being put up.
 Early hours of the morning find a number of wheelmen on the race track.
 No children will be admitted at next Tuesday evenings dramatic recital unless accompanied by their parents.
 The woman who is sorry that she ever married ought to know that she cheated some nice girl out of hus- band. Los Angeles Express.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
AdrertIsInr PrlrIleres

Sealed bids will be received by The Prescott Driving Park Associa- tion on or before June lst. 1895, for the privilige If advertising on fences, buildings and all property on the association grounds. Mark all bids painting and address same to (td) B. F. GoLDwATER, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
SATURDAYS Daily, June 1.

SATURDAYS Daily, June 1.
 Ed. Kastner sold ten bicycles dur ing the month of May.
 R. J. Hartman returned to-day from a visit to Mohave county.
 The territorial board of equalizs- ton will meet in Phenix on Mon day.
 Miss Myrtle Grandy will sing at the dramatic recital next Tuesday evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05

gone. But on the first day of March on the recommendation of Mrs. Fanny Jones, of Anderson, Ind, commenced taking Pr. Miles Eelc Cure for fhG Heart and wonderful to tell, in ten days was working at light work and on March I9 com menced framing a barn, which is heavy work, and hav'nt lost day since. am 8 years old, 6 ft- 4H inches and weigh 25Olbs. T beIfere T dBI fully cured, and I am now only anxious that everyone shall know of your wonderful remedies"
 Dyesville, Ohio. su.As FARLEY.
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit All druggists sell it at s1s 6 bottles for 6, or it will be sent, prepaid on receipt Of price by the Dr. Miles Medical O., Elkhart, Ind Dr. Miles Heart Cure
 Restores Health For Sale by ". W Ross, Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
! ,foinaa on Wan ed .

NJ. E. Stando i'll learD some g, cd news by comm utica in, W tn undersign d, or a " ne nos ing of his addres will D ca ee nu nit te with J G. Feliar Pre- t'. i3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
Attention!

Just received the cheapest line of ladies and ehildren's shoes, the finest and late ! styles ever brougAe to Prescott.
 ap30tf A. WoLLENBERG & Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05

B. NJ. Belcher is building a nice cosy residence on Montezuma street north of the JoURNAL-MINEB office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05

D. C. Fsnton. veteIina ysurgeoE Diseases ot a a, inn. Is skilIf illy and reas ,nably re ted Offc al Fashion Stable
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder wsE:FssalE ElshsssNlsdelsnd DlpIsaA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
ssGTE oF OHIo, CrrY OF ToLED

c1kIE or OHIO, CITY or TOLED
 Lncas County.
 fr1nk ]. Cheney makes cath that he is the senior partner Of the 1lrm of r. J. Cheney & Co. oOins business in the City of Toledo. County, and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tAe sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS for each 1Ad every case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured aT the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANKJ. CHENEY. bEoFn to before me and subscribed in my osessnce, this 9th day of December, A. D. Iss6. A. W. GLEASON, HAA Notary Public.
 
 Ailis AAils Cstarrh Cure is taken internally and acts glrectiy on the blood and mucous surfaces ol 'Ae system. Send for testimOniAls free, " Sold by all Druegipts, "a. ' O
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
PERsONAL MENTION.

Miss Winnie Gould, slaughter of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gould, returned last evening from attending school in the east. d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. N. Mckay, of Congress, is in town.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
C0MhgHT ON THg E1W RULES.

Some Improvements oa baseball Scoring
and rias ine--A rout rtp, " caught,
Counts strike-other sports
spsuldng's Baseball Gnide FOR 1895
which has reached this fnse contains
an editorial explanatory appendix on the
new code Of rulea
The catcher and Grst baseman are psr
mltted 20 wear a glove or mitt weighing
not over ten ounces aud mea ur-
Ing in circumference not more
than fourteen inches Umpires must
prevent kiekng strike must be
oallsd on every foul tip oaua bt on the hg
OnlY the botsmsn who has failed 10 bat
ia bis pFoper tnrn can b. declared ont.
not those who have natted ont ol turn Ia
nsequsnce of tho formers error.
Is the National LEAGUE. players usin 8
"vulaer. Indecent nr improper language
shall b. insd S25 and Bl00, Instead Of 81
and &25, as formerly.
IN the anoriuF rules the catcher must
hereafter get credit for pntout wher
a man bats out of position Should 5
base runner. ia attempting TO steal
overrnn hts base, and then be put out
te must 90 credited with
stolen base ia he advances
bsse OH Ag-out. or gain,
two bases or a single hit, OF an indaid
OUT be shall be credited With a stoleI
base, prorid,d d there il ohapoe 70 retir,
him and palpaole attempt made to do 50
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
y STOCK
TO BE SOLD OUT.
In Order to Convert Our Large Stock of
Clothing Into Cash Within a Limited
Time We Commence the Sale To-day.

a5o Boys and Childrens Oyercoats, $3 $3.50 $4
and SIS, to 60 at ST, $3.50.
2ooMens OvercoatS SIS to $40 to 60 at GIo
Lot Of Mems medium and heavyweight Suits in S. b.
Sack and Cutaway Coat S. $o $i2 SIS to go at $4
SIS, SO and 81 50.
Lot fine black worsted Suits in sack cutaway and frock
coats, SIS $a2, TO go at 81 50, $IIoo.
Lot Mems and button cutaway Goats with Vests,
made 10 sell at S4 sr6 very 6ne to go at $50 and $500
Lot Of Chldrens Spring Styles Suits $4 to So 60 at
So 90 $3 90
Lot Boys Spring Suits good style good material $Io
ito $l4, to 60 at SIS, 81, SIS, 81 So
Lot Chdren.s Suits made sell at $500 to 60 at
$175 Lot Refers for Children years S2.5oi were
SIS and So
Mems Furnishings at rate-about one half price
In the Custom Department make decided cut. Suits
Ito order SIS S8, S2o $25, $}c formerly $22 to $40
We show you fine selection as you'll find in thC
city The whole stock be closed in short space
Don't think it's old goods Of date But remember it
new and desirable goods suitable for this Springs Anc
must be sold in certain time.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
THE R.Y.ST0CK MARKET
#. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Ruii Movement in tho Grapgers--A Drive
NJ tho ooaiors-rh Pool "a Jersey Den-
tra,- 50 600, 600 Receivers Certificates.
Chicago Gas.
spe inl Di patch Evening Journal.
NRw YopK, March 20 3 D. NJ
siosks rsgaiued SOME OF the vigor they
lasi during the reao'ionarY period and
a ball movement is nov la progress 10
the Graugers under the leadership Of
Northwest
The predictions BY the weather
bureaus Of welcome rains in the winter
wheat states stimulated busing Of The
entire railroad list far both accounts
A drive was made At ths coalers at the
opening Of business cause the traders
we're disappointed that further progress
was not reported A. yesterdays meeting
Of tie coal presidents
TIE pool ia Jersey Central became
moro aggressive, however, aud large
g ating ahort interest b the stock was
forced cover r. is understood thai
ihe First National Bank party have
taken back about Is 0l0 sha % Of the
stock they marketed ct higher prices
Lackwanna declared regular quar-
terly dividend Of II per cent payable
April 9th.
The papers have been drawn Ia the
application Of the q .lo recei vtrs to issue
4 600 600 Of receivers certificates the
procseds Of which are to be used q pay
car trust bonds ard to reimburse con
tractors for building cars.
! spirl cd boom has been developed In
tue swamp district end tbars is qaite 4
famine IN sole leather, so that prices have
advanced sharply during the past two
days This'eNplaing ths rise in United
States Leather preferred stock.
Chicago Gas was hrmer Oh the app ioa4
tion made to Attorney General Maloney
TO begin proceedings to have the Ogden
Gas charter declared void
baltimore and Ohio Was IN better re
qp-st on the assurance that the regular
sent snnuel dividend oi 2 per cent, vii
DO dtclsred about April Is
Sugar was higher on reduced estimatel
Of the sugar crop eud on the growth O
the Cuban lasurraetIoa
Money IN good supply ct 2 to q pc
cont
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
sporting News Notes.

Manager Herbert Rloe, OF the local j.
NJ Q. a. baseball cldb, is bnsy selsc i'd z
BIS tesm far The coming season He has
not yet decided on its make-up, but his
clsims it viii he q winner
During tho coming year the association
proposes TO lay oua tennis court en- the
kivtrglew grounds.
alike Griffin who will cap ain the
Btooklyn team this season, signed i
CONTRACT with 9 Il Byrne yesterday and
left FOR Augusta 10 iln bis team
The Atlantic Athletic Club is reported
as being anxious 70 arrange a match
between Sieve O'Donnell aud Bob
Ftz immops or Peter Maher
Jack McAulifs lsfs New York for
Washington, whers. as eoon IS lac
arrives. Il 81 hla intention OF going into
trainlug for hia coming contest With
young Critic
Mausgor Bsnl0n pins his faith to
Hamming as Baltimores star pitcher fol
1898
"Ksd" Lavigne and Jimmy Dlme will
meet in i5 round glove contest a
4 Cleveland % night
The Yale bali team viii play ita Grsi
game a. Hartford 70 morrow With Trinity
| Colleges
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
rnUldsnir ofthe psv

Just below Chester Ia the Delaware
river the schooner Mamie Saunders IS
agrcund. but may Be noatsd to-day With
out assistance
Fred W. Hoffman will, next week.
begin the study Of the contra bass to
join The new orchestra next season and
manipulate that big instrument
Robert Patton Is suffering with q
severe absccss on the right hand IS D
result OF having that member Injured
while 81 work
Repairs arc still being made 70 Battery
Park, Manager W. K Bradley having TIE
work IA charge A protruding limb ii
the old willow tree which threw nn an-
noying shade on the indsld, hiss been
earefully trimmed
six privates 81 Company ii. N q D..
have been ordered 10 report for guard
duty on Monday, april 4" Private
Eqan win patrol the armory after s
o'clock,
Seed potatoes fresh 91rde0 rakes, spades
seeds, ~ clotn 100 YARD up; Enattiags. new
styles wal paper and few JOB lots While wasl
ard paint brushes. hlo0ps.
Mgs. Matte Mcknight, Young
woman employed at the New Dastl,
Woolsn Mills caught the foredoger q
her left hand IN the large wheel 0l he
loom yesterday afternoon and the Gage
was crushed to the hand Mrs McKaieh
Is daughter Of william jolly
a load " farming implements
carriages and harness was put Of Bt th
pelawsre street wharf yesterday by CHI
Smyrna steamer Ella
All night the strong sea- going tuI
Triton, from tie Barmudas where 81
bad towed coal. lay at the foot Of Dela
Wsre street awaiting orders
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
When We
Say to You
mot 80 much what you pay, as
wrat you get for what tyou pay"

We mean to give particular
stress to the good Shoe Bar
gains we place before you to-
day. All good, honest made
to-wear" Shoes, but lots that
we are closing out. Hun
dreds of pairs on which we
will save you dollar or more.
$I.37-Ladies' fine Kid
Shoes, the sort you pay So
for.
ST. oo-Ladies' Soft Vici
Shoes-they are out Of our
S3 stock.
So. 5o-Ladies' superb hand
made Shoes-the $4 kind.
SI.7o-Men's elegant Shoes
just about as others offer at
$2.5o.
Shoes-never a better $3 sold
anywhere.
$3.I5- Stacy, Adams &
Co. 5 Sample Shoes-S6 and
81 values.
Children's and Boys Shoes
better wear and style for a
little price than you have ever
seen them,
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
KENNARD &CO
B2i-62S Market Street.
new SILKS.

Just opened line Of New
Taffeta Silks in white grounds,
beautiful, fancy highcolored
figures, sprays, dots, &c ST.
$I.I5, SI.2s and ST. SIS
Our assortment Of Fancy
Taffetas for waists and dresses
is very extensive and comprises
only good grades from 58 cents
up. We decline, under all
circumstances, to sell the trashy
sorts. They do neither you
or ourselves any good.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
FRENCH PLlSSE,

in solid colors, 35 cents. Con
fined to US in this market.
Exclusive Novelty Dress
Goods at 48 cents. Designs
not found outside Of our house
in this city. AZ inches wide,
silk and wool mixed.
New, neat Checks, 5o-inch,
ST.
A new line of French Surah
Cloths. 3S inches wide, all
shades, including black, at 2o
cents; and a line of All-Wool
Fancy Novelties at 20 cents
Both Of these grades OF goods
sold prior to January, e5, at
SO cents.
Our own importation oi
regular made Fast Black Hose
I2H and IS cents. About tht
best values ever offered il
hosiery.
A few new exclusive Clotl
Capes. Step in and look
around
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
kicked Hlmself Lo0ae ana Ran

While driving on TatHall between Sixth
and seventh streets Yesierdav afternoon
Dr., Joseph Pyle's horse came frightened
and kicked himeet loose from the car
riage. He ran 10 Third aud Tatnal
streets, where he fell and was caught
Neither Dr Pyle. nor the eolored driver
nor the horse vas hurt
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Lime aud Sand.
OF beet quality
George a Mccall Company,
Eighth and shipiaY streets.

0nce 4 year in early Spriug th Boek
Beer makes its appearance "a morrow
Is the FIRST day of thls event Ask for
John A LenRela Bavarlen Boek, its tile
6oest which was ever prodncad On tap
and Go be had ia bottles Friday, aaroa %
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
New studepta Beein westlv AZ

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand Col.
leRe. Eighth end Market, owing 20 the
iadividral-not cless-system Of instrue
tiln Full Commercial aud Shorthand
Courses or special branches DBy and
evening. Gfsduares o. both sexes aided
10 positions Call or writs for catalogue
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
II - pnlitlnnl nnrid.

J. P. 81. Fueekel has announced him
self az a candidate for the city treasurer 3
honors on the Democratic ticket He Is
e we'll known German, organist Of the
Lutheran Church and secretary ,of several
societies
Theodore Pratt, % the Ninth ward,
bss announcsd himself as a candidate fol
tbs nomination of Council on the Demo-
cratic ticket
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
ID ola sahool.hen.e narnsa.

A defective fiue stnrsed blaze in the
Rose Hill school house, IN the road to
WILMINGTON 10 this hundred, during the
noon raceas yesterday and before evening
the building WAS q oharred wreck with
nothing but the blaekeued valid sfand-
Ing. There were scores of nelghhnrs on
the scene during the rsglng Of the flames
bnt Rs the wind was furious ali the
afternoon and water was aoaron. nothing
could ba done TO suve the building Tue
joss ls shout s GOO
Rose Hill school house was uafd nina
months OF the year fer ths education OF
the cauutry children af the uorthsrn end
Of this hundred TIE building was
ereoted ia l777 but was rebuilt with
brick walls in 1912 AN through the
Spring ana summer months il ID used on
Sunday for religious services
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
rha L. nnllainr snld.

Building az the south vest corner Of.
Ninth and Market streets to Harry
Emmons tor S55 600 lt is 40ki17 fest
years ago Is the Grst efacs building
in tae city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
DIvI cor.et nral,or., strlllc.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Margh 80. Twen-
tvhva girls employees 81 the Bay State
Corset company struck % account of 2
change III the arrangement Of their work.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
salnpie ~ Koneas weather.

TOPEKA, March sa-Tho government
weather bureau Thermometer registered
I'D degrees above, the highest March tenn
psrature uVCg recorded at this station.
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Miner Euiei.

CARBoTrNr, Haa March 29-Josepl
Kufa, 3 miner in the Glonwood minos. "a
oeiycd injuries from a premature blast
from which he died
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
The DEED IS SECURE.
State Of delaware Cannot Get
it Except BY Purchase.
Was EEvRR OWNED By THIS STATE

Epclnrern Farrell and bunflngs 20 Bif
out Rulkhead Bar- rwo Accidents 70
Hin Operative improvements to Bat
terry rarh
special Correspondence Evening journal.
New CASTLE. March 80. The State o.
Delaware Sill never get the deed % the
Twelve Mile Circle now i'm possession
Of j Harry Rogers. of this cirf. unleas
she buys IL from Auctloueer Heuse No
resolutions or series of resolutions That
can be passed at Dover can ever bring It
Into the possession az the atate unless
the resolution carries with Il sn apprdp'i
alton sufficient To best the highest
bidders at the ausbion rooms III pbladel
phla Tho reason that the state Will
bhve to bug or do without 1t IS that u
never belonged ts the State of Delaware
IL was given long before there was any
such thing an the State of Delaware and
was to the Quaker. William Penn, bis
heirs or sssignaos Of the province Dc la
War
Tho Twelve Mile Clrsle Is not clearly
outlined, It Is said. 10 the tlsle But the
centre OF the cirela was either the old
court house steps OF what WAS then
known as tho "horsa dyke, Low the
Marrow Dyke bridge last Q quarter mile
from the Court House MIR Rugerss
ancestors were direct heife or assignee
OF the late Billy Penn and he proposes 70
carry out his plans regarding the dis
posiyion of this deed ~ all haz rds
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Ciiy treasurer Caroiess with a Gun.

RoANoEE, Wa. March 29 City Treas
urer q. NJ Thomas met with q serious ae-
cidcnt While carrying & gun, with his
right band over the lnu11ic, tho weapon
exploded, teanng his hand nearly from che
wrist and inniating wound which rem
d0red immealALo ammunition nccessary
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
cnntaln Kala ral.es "a stular.

BIRNuN0HAM Ala. March e9 Captain
Reuben d. holb, defeated Pdpulist oandi-
date for governor of Alabama has gone to
Canton. q MoKinlcy's home where by
special invitation BE is TO deliver d speech
on Saturday night ia the interest Of silvor
and election reform. Master Workman
Sovereign speaks nt the Stmo place that
night
Evening journal., 1895-03-29

John A Lengsl, the popular and entr-
getic brewer. has this year eSoelled every
thing IN the production Of Book Beer.
It win make its appearance TO morrow.
March 90 Ask for IT,
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
The tssstiK Nous ina goog

That f appllcsbls 70 most everything, yet
many regard it ag unimportant Just be-
oguss 10 happens % be pslnt Bat the
big users do uot We think this Lucas
Paint win please y0u james NJ. Bryan,
i01 West Eighth etrest
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
No More olovo Spout II philadelphin.

Pugllism p dead Ia Philadelphia The
knockout blow was adniui stered yester-
day BY JnaEa Gordon aud jafy
ia The Quarter Sessions Court snd
the preliminary rounds we're fought
hY District Attorney Graham and Dlreo-
tor Of Public Safety B3ifler. The imme.
dlata victims were Jack" Fagarty.
BUR- MCCARTHY aud Charles MoKeas or.
who we're found guilty OF aiding ard
abetting prize fights held IN tha Winter
Circus Building IN January last, and,
though they escaped actual punishment.
all three were placed under ST 000 bali
to apnsar for sentence ID Case tAsy at
any time participate iu such exhibitianH
Sithin the Jurisdiction of The c.utt IA
elsewhere.
AN glove conteata which have been
arranged 70 take place Ia Pbiladelphia
have, consequently, been declared on ans
The hghlng sthistea viii nov leave (
hunt more cangenial quarters
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Now york Dreauerr ArrIve.

An oulht from the Nsw Yok Dredg
Ing Company arrived of here last night
with Civil Engineer Fnrrel and Super
visor Alfred Bunting on board They
esma ashore and registered AZ The Gilpin
House. Englnoer Farrel VIII las out .
course TO be dtedged from the end of
Finns Point jetty across Bu'khead bar
The work Of deepening the channel there
ia 20 begin at ones aud Mr Bunting will
auperintsnd thn work, which has been
ordered By the government
Evening journal., 1895-03-29
Letters re.tnmentarr arnnlsfl.

Letters teRtamentary have been
grautsd to Jane MeHugh on the estate
OF John McHueh. of this city.