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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27
TR|LBY SHOE
-AT-
$685..
THE FAIR.
THE CITY.
LOCAL ~RREVITlES.

Miss Gertle White went to Egan.
\ Frank Zufelt returned TO Northtield,
MINI.
= Born to MIR. and Mrs. l.. c.. Elwell
last night, a girl.
Dwight's -four leads all other brands.
Tor sale at =. E. Baldwin's.
Miss Edith Modlin of Woonsocket ar
rived on a visit to Mrs. Will Torbet.
Rev. and Mrs. Osborne ~ho nave been
visiting the family Of DR.. j. r. Jones, re-
turned home to Michigan to-day.
Weather report: Showers tonight and
Saturday. Rising temperature to-day
and tonight. South to southwest
winds.
On account OF the absence OF the sub
scription collector of The DAILY LEAD
Err from the city, the regular weekly
collection will not be made Tomorrow.
Mitchell Republican, "a: Major w. A.
Moore, accompanied by his daughter,
Bessie, went to Chicago this morning,
where she will make her home with her
grandmother and attend school.
In August a rise of 80 cents q ton in
coal was ordered by the combine and
this week another 5O-cent rise is ordered.
That is only one dollar additional here,
but it counts on a poor mans pile.
+ DR.. Clough's black horse lit out from
in front Of his house this forenoon and
went like Il streak of lightning for
Seaton's livery barn where it shot in
through a number of vehicles in front
and right through into the rear OF the
stable upsetting the buggy like a flash
as it wheeled into its own stall. Nc
damage was done but it was an exciting
sight to those who witnessed it.
-r-Married at Manchester, s. D.. by the
Rev. Geo. E. Gilchrist, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER ., 1895, Fred A. Still and Mary
!, E. Gilchrist. The bride in this case anc
the officiating clergymen are the child
rem OF Elder John Gilchrist of this city
who is now at Manchester sharing II
the happiness of his children. The lat
ter we're raised in this city and v~icinit,
aud have the congratulations Of q lare,
number Of old friends here in their we'll
doing.
A few hundred dollars to loan on rea
estate. w. A THOMAS,
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ON TOP

The quality and Style of our
Shoes are the best. We can
fit and please you. If we
can't, no one else can. The
extra quality of our Shoes
ought to get Us Better
Prices but we are content to
sell the
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RANK SMITH.

The healing properties Of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are we'll known. 1t
cures eczema, skin affections and Is
simply n perfect remedy for plies.
FRANK SMITH.
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There are many good reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough Cure.
There are no reasons why you should
not, if in need of help. Tie only harm
less remedy that produces immediate re-
suits.
Ep.NE SNITu
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A few hundred dollars to loan on real
estate. w. A THOMAS,
Madison S. D.

It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure q severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for q
cough he One Minute Cough Cure. Bet
ter medicine; better results; better try
it. FRANK SMITH.
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1t is a truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs a cure is the best.
De Wits Little Early Risers are the
smallest pills, will perform a cure, and
are the best.
FRANK SMITH.
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than straw

Cheaper than straw.
Ground feed at 80 cents per hundred
at the Big Windmill.
2. MARoUART, Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-27
Don't Tobacco Spit or smoke Your
Life Away

Is the truthful. startling title OF a book
about No-To-Bsc, the harmless, guaran-
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
TODAY's BIG RACE.
Everything ie Ready For the Harvard aud
Yale Rowing Contest.

NEW LONDON, Conn, juno 2S.-The
Harvard varsity crew which meets Yale
on the Thames iatO this afternoon will en-
ter the race under conditions radically
different from anything a crimson eight
has experienced IN years. No Harvard
oarsman remembers crow from Cam
bridge that has worked harder or met
with moro difficulties than the eight that
win struggle with the blue today.
First and most important of all, the
men have undergone % system In training
altogether different from that which has
been I'm vogue at Harvard for some years,
and it required constant attention and
faithful application from every member
of the Grew TO become thoroughly accus-
toned TO the new conditions.
For the first time In years the crew was
coached by a single man-Mr. Clifford
Matson-Whoso control Of the men was
absolute. He introduced his own ideas as
TO the training and style Of rowing, and
no one was allowed tu interfere with him.
From the time that ne took the crew can
didatos in hand last fall they have been
under his watohful eye In AN their prac-
tioe work, and his careful coaching has
continued as tirclessly this week as whom
Go hcgnn thrcc months ago.
With one exception the Yale crew this
year is composed of veterans. An Of them
but Langford and Longacre rowed on last
years crew. and the latter would have
been a mcmbor Of that eight In all proha-
bility If he had not been suspended. lie
was a member of the '93 varsity crew and
is no novice IN the sport, so that Lang.
ford, the freshman, Is the only new man
who viii sit I'm the Yale boat In the race.
Tho principal fault with the men is that
they are heavy. This fact was The causC
of much talk last year, which ceased OF
course after the race was won by tn,
hoayywcights. II was said that they were
apt TO lack the celebrity of a lighter crew
and even Bob Cook seemed TO be troubled
over this point. They defeated Harvard
though, and IL was conceded that thoii
weight was not matter 20 have worrie,
about mt ALL
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Yale won the freshman triangular race,
beating Harvard length and threo-quar-
tcrs.
The New York State Pharmaceutical
association made ana excursion 60 Lake
George.
In the house of lords the premier, the
Marquis Of Salisbury. announced that he
hoped TO obtain the queens consent to
the dissolution of parliament on July g.
Secretary Herbert declines TO confirm or
deny report that the Hcrreshoils have
offered to- build a torpedo boat for the ma
vy havinga pccd of 20 knots for SOD. 600.
Tho Cornell crcw. which Is 20 contest at
the Hcnlry regatta, roNcd the fun cours,
against the current in minutes sec.
ouds The record Is @ minutes 81 seconds
AZ Milford, Ills, W. knrns, aged lG,
confessed 20 setting fire TO the barn of r.
G.. Chah0t, in which NJ. ID. Wilbur lost his
life, and duplicates William Butler, aged
3 years
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Social aud Psrsonai Notes.

Mrs John II Mclaughlin is visiting at
Glasgow. Del
William Hsaccck and Miss Hescoek
have 70 urped from a visit to Chester
Mrs E E jackson, Of Salisbury, the
vile Of the ex governor OF Maryland.
accompanied by Miss Jackson. Is among
the Eussts st the Girard. Philadelphia
William Barsler, Of This city, aud
Miss Mary +. Roberts. Of Cecil county
"Wednesday evening, Rev J Il Howard,
d. d officiating
Miss Mary Brown and James OByrne
we're msrrisd at 8 o'clock last night st
So. Msrys psrochial residence R.v
Father Birmingham performed the
ceremony.
Miss Viola Corey entertained a number
OF young friends at her home, No. 1880
West Fourth street last night.
Miss Mary e Rlguey WAS REndld q
handsome gold medal for an essay
entitled Christian Doctrine" by Rev. p
j. Qaigley at st. Paul's paroehial
school
Mrs Davis and son Howard OF Balti-
more, Nd. who have been visiting this
city, left here yesterday for Atlantic
City, N J.
Rev. e w. Fuz-SImon. OF Zion, Nd
who will Gil the pulpit at Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church during the absence
Of the pastor, arrived in this city to-day.
E Graham. Of Conowingo, Nd, is q
| guest at the Hotel Jennings
( g Bright, Of Pennserove, is on 8
visit TO this city and is registered at an
uptown hotel
Miss Sallie McCloy, Of Elkton. Is
| spending a week with Mrs Ralph PerrY,
Of this city. In honor Of her guest last
evening Mrs Perry had a pleasant
evening company at her home, No 12i
| Franklin street. An enjoyable feature
was an orchestra Of eight pieces led b.
William T. Searles
Charles E Marshall a well-knowr
Lsues man. was yesterday appointed
keeper OF the light station at Delaware
Brsakwater Point
Ex.Mayor s. d. Black of New Castle
was a guest at Colonel Ainscow's TO-
day
Miss Ellen McCsne aud Miss MarJ
McCane. Of Baltimore. are visiting Mis-
Blanche Keavsny, Of this city.
Mss Blanche Ainseow has gone y
Ek5en where she make q tw0-weeks
stay at the home Of her cousin, Miss A.
Dorcss Ainseow.
Joseph Bringhurst, Of Msrshallton
aud a medical student at the Univsrsit.
Of Psnnsylvania, will leave this evening
for Thacker, w. Va, where he will spenl
his vacation
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
A Little Girls Escape.
A PALE, THIN GIRL BECOMES
ROSY AND PLUMP.
st. vitus' Dance Checked-A Loving
DAUGHTER Saved.
(Fron o'e Kansas ON NO, Journall

(ffom 1te Kansas on, No., Journafl
The following possesses an interest 10 tho
journal and its readers, because the case
is of great value from medical point Of view,
and further because It is sworn 10 and its
truth absolutely proven. The case described
is that of the daughter Of J.. J.. Barbor Of
Edgerton, Kan, who being duly sworn on
oath deposes and says:
During the spring Of the current year,
1898, my daughter Bertie, aged Is years, be-
came afflicted with a nervous disease which
grew upon her 10 such an extent that il se-
riOusly intericrcd with her studies, and
aroused the gravest fears that It would de-
velop into St. Nitus dance. My daughter
became So nervous that she would drop her
knife and fork while eating, aud would at
times be seized with nervous tWitchings
which excited the alarm of myself and wiIc.
About this time my wife read in a news
paper of a wonderful cure Of the same disease
effected By Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People So strongly was 1 impressed with
the facts set forth In the testimonial that
wrote to ascertain the authenticity Of the case.
Receiving reply which completely satisfied
me, ! sent for a box of the pills.
From the very FIRST dose "a marked inn
provement in my daughters condition was
noticed. She had become thin and eSces-
sively pale, as is common 20 sufferers from
nervous diseases, and her weight had de-
creased % an alarming extent Amer a
careful and thorough trial ofthe pills, she not
only began % grow less nervous but also be-
gan 70 gain dash.
II is needless 10 say h7i ] was both sur.
prised and delighted with the wonderful
change brought about by the hrst box Of the
pills She is q new girl and eli the symp.
toms Of her disease have disappeared. DR..
Williams Pink Pills have certainly wrought
wonderful and complete cure, and can
say nothing too good in their favor But
now she Is away en- q visit, something she
wonld not have thought of being able 70 dc
three months ago From being shrinking
morbid and timid she has become a strong
healthy girl with no appearance Of evei
/ having been afflicted with any nervous trou
bles The pills have done wonders, and
take great pleasure in recommending them
70 all who are afflicted with a similal
disease. (Simedl l., J.. BARBOR.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me thii
l4th day Of August, 1885
/ lsEALl ". II. KELLY, Notary Public
| Mrs Barbor, who was present, declares
that they owed their daughters life 70 Pizf
| Pills.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills fer Pale People
contain all the elements necessary TO givl
new life and richness 90 the blood and restorl
shattered nerves. They may be had Of all
| druggists, or direct from the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, y. \, to
50c. per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Prioo Asks Hiiaisters 70 Can.

DENTON, Nd, June 2S. - Judges
Wickas and Stump yesterday signed an
order directing the clerk Of the court
TO send to the Court Of Appeals the
record in the case OF the state against
Marshall E. Price and the papers will
probably be sent to Annapolis this week.
The condemned man seems more sub .
dued to-day and asked that ministers of
the town be requested TO call to ses him
Heretofore he has objected TO their
visits. After the drawing of the
October Jury yesterday the court took
action on the death of Colonel Philip W.
Downes. who for over thirty years was a
member OF this bar Hon. George M.
Russum made a feeling address, 10
which Judge Wiekes responded.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Returned From lhe we.t.

Horace g. Knowles returned home
yesterday from a ten days trip TO Clevs
land, Oaio Oa his way back he stopped
at Pittsburg TO negotiate q very inn
p rtsnt contract with the Oarnagie
Steel Company Mr.. Knowles Is en-
thusiastic over Cleveland and pronounees
Il BY great odds the finest city he has
ever seen in this country or In Europe
He says the beauty and charm Of the
Forest city is excelled only by the
uurestrained hospitality OF ita people.
the brillisnoy Of It's beautiful women aud
the gracs and gallantry Of It's men He
believes the rapid development Of Glove
land and other such cities OF the West
Is the result Of the l5erality, whole.
souled and whole hearted spirit OF It's
people There Is nothing OF envy,
jealousy or nsrrowness in its political,
social or commercial circles Every
deserving man Is helped In his honeit
efforts TO succeed.
He thinks Wilmington has the possi-
bility Of becoming just as great and
glorious a city as Cleveland aud would
ia q short time we're the people more
liberal and generous TO men and things.
Among the social honoIs paid Mr..
Knowles by his Cleveland friends Was =
reception rendered especially TO him by
his hostess. Mrs T. d Crooker, at her
handsome EUoiid avenue home, a dinner
by.Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Moreley,
reception by AIRS. John d. Rockefeller
and Misses Rockefeller, Baroness
Lsntwitz. Miss Bingham and Mrs Charles
Brush.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
IIEIl.

BRADFORD.-On June 22. 1895. Clara G. d,
daughter of Charles and Victoria Bradford,
aged years.
CAMPERsON.-Cn June 20, 1895. Irene.
daughter OF Joseph w =. and Irene Cam
person. aged 9 months and IA days.
FOsTER-lu New Castle, lei. June "a.
Helen b., daughter OF Arthur l.. and Laura
M. Foster.
BEOUGH In this city. on the 20 n instant,
Mary. wife of Martin keOugh.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her husband.
No. 40 West Front street, on Saturday m orn-
ing. June 2o. 1896 at q o'clock. Solemn requiem
mass az ST. Peters Pro-CathedraL lnterment
Cathedral Cemetery.
MALONE. In ihis city, on the Goth instant
Lizzie. daughter of John l.. and Maggie g.
Malone. ngUd moutha.
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral. from the residence fhcr parents
No. Az East Sixth street. on Friday after
noon. AZ p. m. lnterment At New Cathedral
Cemetery.
MEYER.-In this city. on June %, 1895
Philip Meyer. aged as ears.
ROBERTS In this city. on June 23, Tom
son Of Tom and Eliza q. Roberts. aged iyea
and 10 monihe.
STOUT.-ln this city on June "a, Clarence
son OF Frank and MARI Stout, aged 10 year
and month.
WILSON.-In this city. on June 25. 1891
Il Helen H.. daughter OF William II. and Ami
n. Wilson aged months and days,
Evening journal., 1895-06-28

with the Psnnsylvalia railcoal ,fi .isls
to arrange q special, gratuitous tour 10
this famous seasi 10 resort for members
Of the press Of P0iladelphia. B,ltimore
aud Washington Invitations ere, how F.
ever, not limited merely 70 these cities
Newspaper men OF Wilmington, Ne 4ark
Eikton, Havrs do Grace and other
places along th. route between
Phiedslphis and Wa hingion are also
afforded an opportunity TO snif little
of the exhilorating ozone which sweeps u
from the BrsakRnter They will DO the
guests Of the railroad company eI the
sesshore for three days
The Wilmington contingent comprised
James A Whitford. Of Every Evening
Mrs. Whitforl. Mrs J. b Bell. Miss
Florence Bell, Miss Alice Bell. OF the
Sunday Star; Scott Vernon, Carsncs
Vernon and Miss Nellie Vernon. Of tho
Daily Republican, aud Edgar NJ hopes,
OF tho Morning News.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
death Of a Favorite Basebaii PLAYER

John NJ. Thompson, the once cele-
brated Jack" Thompgon, whose name
wss on every baseball enthusiasts lips
10 this neighborhood for years, died last
night ct his home corner Ninth svenus
and Duncan street, after a long aud
wasting Illness.
Several months ago a consumptive
trouble, which Thompson evidently
Inherited, incapacitsted him for work
and he was compelled TO give uD his
situated as a machinist at the Rsming-
ton Machine Company's and go home for
treatment.
EARLY IN life. Thompson gave evidence
OF bsing a fast ball player and became a
catcher at the age OF 10 hts work was
steady after that aud he played as
catcher and sometimes captaiu OF the
following well known clubs: Quickstep.
Amerious, WILMINGTON, Brownson and
Rockford. Of this city: Brapdywine. OF
West Chester Chester and Media He
became q sure aud experienced player and
helped to advance thess well-known
pitchers, by careful work Mcmahon and
Hawke, OF B lltimore; Dsy. OF Syracuse;
Flanagan, Of Pottssille; Willis, Of
Yioksburg; Anderson, Of Washington
and others
He WAS 80 years old and unmarried
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
THAT "SAHCTIFIsD BAED. =

North Carolina Bothered with tho Free
Lovers"--Bioodshsd Expected " They
Dent Move Out.
Father Ly ch and bis "Sancilhed
Band" have appeared In the eastern
section Of North Carolina. aud are
creating considerable excitement Several
attempts have been made TO prose cute
them Investigation. however, shows
that there a. no statute In North Csro.ina
under which these Free Lovers" can
be legally dealt with. county commits.
sioncr at Curretuck says that n they
remain In that section much longer there
will surely hs blrodshed Last year the
"Sanciifisd Band" held sway on Chinco-
league Islend aud created considerable
| tronhlp
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
or for Cane May.

Five cars csrrylng $50 representatives.
OF the press of Baltimore and Washing
ton, passed through the city at IL 90
this morning 1t was a special train
provided by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to convey the newspaper men
and their families to Philadelphia, where
connection will be made with a special
train for Cape May on the West Jersey
railroad.
For many years it hAl been custom
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
.OCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Some Interesting Events Re-
curing About the City.
NEW AND OLD GRADUATES DIEED

Alumni Members of the Wilmington
High School Pleasantly Entertain tho
Glass of '05-Horace G. Knowles Returns
From the West aud Gives BIs Impress
sIons Of the Place and PsopIe-Personai
Mention.
All oCmuunloariorS intended for insertion
a. tlis column sho1ld be addressed 20 fOcie.y
hlitor tare OF ne EYHurnG JOuRNAr. Com.
talaicstions paould be written On ous side 81
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
DEFENDERS CREW ACCUSED
o'Donncu Says lie Was Held Up by Two
of Them.


of Them.
BRISTOL, r. l., June 2S.-Mr. Nat Her
reshon and G.. Oliver Iselin are investi-
eating an attempted highway robbery
which occurred near here on Wednesday
night and in which the victim announced
two members of the Defenders crew as
the assailants.
Edward O'Donnell, while going home
from the town council, was stopped by
two men, whe presented rovolvors and de-
mandcd money. The highwaymen were
frightened away by the approach Of two
other persons and hurried OFF without OBJ
tanning anything. O'Donnell declares
that the two mon wore shirts bearing Ode
fender on them.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
IN ATHESPORTING WORLD
Leading League Baseball
Clubs All Evenly Matched.
oAToHsR JACK THoMPsoSIs DEAD

The Once Celebrated Captain and Player
who Trained Many Fine Pitchers. Died
Daring the hight Events Among Local
Baseball Players.
Rain and vet grounds prevented all Of
the league games scheduled Ia Eastern
cities. TIE Western clubs, however,
played as usual, and three Of them
materially increased their percentage
Plstsburg and Cleveland move up / to
third place and are only three points
behind the Bsltlmores The Smoky City
team beat st. Louis, aud Tebeau's men
took q fall out OF Anson's colts. Ciu
cinnati defeated Louisville and gained
considerably on the Windy City sggre
CATION The results:
Piitsburg, Q st. Louis, A.
Cincinnati, A. Louisville. g.
Cleveland. A Chicago, 2
AZ Brooklyn-Wet grounds.
At Baltimore Rain.
at Boston-Rain
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
somethlnr Ahout naII Calne.

Hail Caine, the brilliant novelist, Is a
Manxman, in the prime Of life, tall,
but not robust. with palid face, hazel
eyes, dark chestnut hair and beard. and
has q delicate, nervous organization
which Is readily upset. He Is without
aifectation or mannerisms, and receives
his friends aud visitors with simplicity
and genuine cordiality. Hie best work
ing place is Greebe Castle, hia home, in
the Isls Of Man, where "ths sea calls" q
him, as it did to bis delightful creations
philip" and pete, in the "Manx-
man
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Handicap rennls rournament.

A handicap club tennis tournament
will be held on the grounds Of the
Delaware Field Club at Elsmfre on
Tuesday. July 2 and succeeding days
All the members desiring 20 enrer will
hand their names to the committee on OF
before Monday, July l. Teas will be
held each day during the tournament,
and on Thursday. July in addition to
the tea there will be music by an or
ohestra, illuminstions and fireworks. The
fuals in che tournament will also be held
on Thursday. The committee 10 charge
OF the tournament is composed OF Joseph
p Wales. g. p Bissell and ]. Rodney
Gause
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
RslIef 40 six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is "A Rreat surprise On account OF It's exceeding
promptness IA relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part. OF the urinary
passages IN male OF female. IL relieves reten-
tion of water and pain in passing it almost
Immediately. II you want quick rel,ef and cure
this is your remedy. sold by j. =. Bee tenn and
z. James Belt, druzr - Wilmington pel-su
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
nfARRIEn.

DERRY-HA CKETr. On Saturday even
ing, June g ls05, at No hi2 We Fourth
street, by Rev. Charles II. hendricks, pastor
OF COvenant Reformed Episcopal Church.
both OF this city.
JONEs-IRONS AT the residence OF the
BRIDE June 20, 1895, by Rev. John ID. q Hanna.
Miss Florence E.itons andlEverett Jones, both
OF Wilmington.
LYON-CH ANCE.-At Union M. r, parsor-
age No. tl3 jefferson street. June 90 1895. by
Rev John ID &. Hanna, George 4. Lyon and
Jennie l.. Chance. both OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Married Lnst Night.

Emmett Jones aud Miss Annie Irons.
both Of this city, were Married at the
home Of the bride No. 100 Linden
street. LAST night At o'clock Rsv John
D. c. Hanna. OF Union ID. e. ChuTch,
performed the ceremony. Tue couple
will live on Madison street
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
Governor Morton Visits The seventh.

pEEKsEIti, r. s., June 2s.-Gsyernoi
Morton and the lrsl class of the West
Point cadets visited the camp. Sne Sew
enth had everything in readiness Cor the
day, and the plans were very elabwate
While everything was carried out as sohed
ulcd, the wet and dismal Day deuactsl d
somewhat from the review.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
onInt Hnmn rEedhlnr

Miss Valeria 3 Betohel and q. Edward
Grammer. of this city, were msrried
yesterday afternoon ~ the home OF the
brides parents No. 1915 West Eighth
street Rev O. s Geihsrt d D, Of
st Stephens Lutheran Church. cfiisiaied,
assisted by Rev A. n Kelgwiu. The
marriage WAS 9 qniet one only I'M Immediate
relatives being present.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
No Oxford ChaIIcnrc.

NEW HAyEN, Juno 2s.-Captain Shell
don SAYS he has not received the Oxford
Cambridge challenge. He received a copy
Of Haryard's reply from Harvard. He re
grets the attitude of Harvard but will moi
specnlale on Yale's course In the contest.
Evening journal., 1895-06-28
A ponble CentnrE Run.

Courtlsnd Rice. John T. Colt, @. q.
and w. L. Sassss, members of the
Wilmington Bicycle Club. leave here to-
night for double century run. They
will 20 via the Ulrloa TO Pennsgrove aud
then wheel to Atlantic City 10.
morrow returning Sunday.