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SHERIFF,S SALES.

CHERIFFS SALE-WILLIAM B. SWAIN,
- plaintiff, VS.. FRANK B. DAY, as administrator
LEWIS, deceased; FRANK 3; DAY, as admins
traitor Of the estate Of MILES B. LEWIS, de
ceased, JOHN DOE, JANE DOE and RICHARD
ROE, defendants.
No. 81, ,207, Superior Court, Department No. A.
order of sale and decree of foreclosure.
Under and by virtue of order of sale and
decree of foreclosure issued out of the Su-
perior Court, Department No. 4, of the City
and County OF San FRANCISCO state OF Calitor-
MIA the 27th day of July, A. ID. 1898, in the
above-enttled action, wherein WILLIAM b.
SWAIN, the above named plaintiff, obtained
FRANK B. DAY as administrator with the viii
annexed OF the estate Of MARY A. LEWIS, de-
ceased; FRANK p. DAY administrator OF the
estate OF MILES B. LEWIS, deceased, JOHN
DOE. JANE DOE and RICHARD ROE, defend
ants, on the 26th day Of July, A ID. 1888, which
said Judgment and decree was on the 9th day of
July, a. ID. 1895, recorded in judgment book 27 of
said court at page las, am commanded to'sell all
tha1 certain lot, piece or parcel OF land, sitnatc
lying and being In the City and County of San
Francisco, State Of California, and bounded and
described as follows:
Commencing at a point on the southerIy line of
Minerva street, distant one hundred and eighty
$50 feet westerly the southwestly corner OF
Minerva and Capitol streets; thence running west
erly along the southerly line Of Minerva street,
two hundred (2OO) feet; thence at right angles
southerly hundred and twenty-five fl25) feet;
thence at right angles eastcrly TWO hundred (2G0)
dred and twenty-five l25) feet 10 the southerly line
OF Minerva street and the place OF beginning being
lot number four az in block so" as designated
upon certain map entitled s'Map of the Lands of
the Railroad Homestead Association" filed in the
ONCE OF the County Recorder OF the City and
County of San Francisco.
Public notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 10th day of August, A. ID. 1895, at II O'Clock
noon OF that day, in front of the new City
Hail. Larkin-street wing in the City and County OF
San Francisco, Will, in obedience 10 said order of
sale and decree Of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, much thereof as may be
necessary TO raise sufficient money 10 satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs. etc. 10 the
highest and best bidder, for lawful money, gold
coin OF the United States.
n. S. RICHARD /. WHELAN Sheriff.
San Francisco August 8, 1895.
L. s. CLARK, room Z, ninth door, Mills building,
attorney for plaintiff.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES.

birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Office land be ndorsed
with the name and residence Of versions authorized
TO have the same publishedI
BORN.
BELASCO-In this city. July 26. 1895, to the wife
of Solle Belasco, q daughter.
DRAKE-In Alameda, July 81, 1895, to the wife of
James N. Drake, daughter,
LEAN-In Alameda, July 81, 1895, to the wife Of
A. II. Lean, daughter
NELSON-In this city, July 2S, 1895, to the wife Of
j. J. Nelson, a son.
ROSENCRANTZ-In this city, August 2, 1895, to
the wife OF Moses RosencrantZ, a daughter.
TAMM-In West Oakland, July 80, 1895, to the
wife of Henry Tamm, daughter.
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MARRIED.

EXELBY-McCoRMAC Oakland, August 2,
1895, A. L. Exelby and Nellie f. Mccormack.
both of San Francisco.
HOW this city, July 81, 1895,
by the Rev. Sarah Seal S.M., Laban HI. Howes
and Mary A Swazey.
MANTELI-STOWELL this city, July 81,
1895, by the Rev. DR.. Stebbins, Eugene A. Man
tell ana Sarah Stowell.
MITCHELL-RISER-In this city, August g.
1895, by the Rev. A. Jatho, Louis II. Mitchell
and Mrs. Harriet Z. Riser, both of Oakland
ROUMIGUIERE-SABA this city, July
25 1895, by the Rev. Father Gente Jules Rou-
miguere Of Sunol Glen, Cal, land Ceestine Sabalot
of San Francisco,
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DIVORCES GRANTED.

Anna Josephine Laver from Charles J. F. Laver,
On the ground of wlful desertion and neglect The
custody of q minor child awarded to the plaintiff.
The decree of divorce granted by Judge Danger
field.
Sarah F.. OConneli from Daniel ]. OCon nell for
willful neglect. The plaintiff resumes her maiden
name, Sarah Frances Nokes. The decree is by
Judge Daingerfield.
Ida l. Seabright from Howard w. Seabright, for
willful neglect. Judge Dangerfeld awards the
custody of minor child to the mother.
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CONGREGATION sheriff. ISRAEL.

DLAT AND GRAVE OWNERS IN THE NINE
i teenth-street Cemetery are hereby notified that
removal of remains will take place during this
month. Interested parties can receive inform alton
the office OF the Congregation, northeast
Post and Taylor streets, daily from to IL A. NJ.
LOUIS BROWN, President
ALExANpER L. BApT, Secretary.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.

Suits for divorce were begun yesterday as fol-
lows:
Alice Bourgougnon against Mechel Bourgougnon.
Before Judge Seawell.
Meta johnson against Louis Johnson. Before
Judge Daingerield.
William Koeh against Frances Koshl. Before
Judge Dangerfeld.
Julian Theall against Josephine Theall. Before
Judge Trout.
Sarah s. Townsend against W. s. Townsend.
Before Judge Trout.
Henriette Levlson against Herman Levison.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

prick BUILDING BUSINESS PROPERTY
ID on Market ST.; rent $1,000 year.
Corner Pacific and Baker ST., 55x137 % IT,;
price, $11 900.
Z. side Stanyan ST., bet. Carl and Frederick sts;
25x100; price $4,000.
50x127 Is it. on Jackson ST., overlooking the Pre-
sdio and bay 5000.
Two modern houses, of rooms each, at Park,
2bxl37;6 it,: electric road passes houses: price
$4,000; make offer.
North side of Folsom St, bet 4th and 9Th; 6S:9x
100 feet.
Lot on Duncan ST., bet Noe and Castro 25x114
feet; price S400.
Cottage house, 1867 Dolores st.; rooms and
bath, basement: 25x95 teet
Apply to C. c. BEMIS Real Estate and Land
Agent. 324 Montgomery street.
ONLY $lS50-COrTAGE OF z ROOMS AND
" BATH with barn. etc.; lot 25xl14; good chance
for teamster, hackman others: rear 18th and
SancneZ: bargain. MURPHY, 62S Market
S20O PER ROOM WILL BUILD MODERN
eN ZOO rrfses and Hats tiSiacton with plans
given. Address Builders, 2l6 Sanchez, nr. Market
COTTAGE home: 500 DOWN, $15 PER MO.
~ THE MCCARTHY Co, 646 Market st.
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MARIN CoUNTY-5OOO ACRES 20 MILES
1fl from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOvATO
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit, grain and vege-
table land; no irrigation; both rail and water
transportation; $40 TO $40 per acre; easy terms.
town Of Novato graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without COWS
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, "a
and 90. Chronicle building.
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DIED.

DIED.
Bradley, Frank Kress, Harry c.
Clark Ella Korn, Alexander
Casey Hugh McElwain, Margaret
Cook, Bessie Murphy. Robert
De Canpos JOAQUIN P. Novill, Charles n.
Denis, Hannah a. Nobmann, Annie NJ.
Desmond, Ellen Roy, Susan l..
Frank, Louis Reynolds, Charles
Farley. Mary T. Richardson, Brent E.
Greer, Alexander G. Strago. Alfred
Godfrey, n. A. Sr. Traiuor, Julia
Griffis, jeremiah w. Tyler, Capt. 5.
Johnson, Lena Weed, Mary +.
Johnson. Oscar S. Williams, Margaret
Jones, Cyrus w. Willett, Mrs. l.. +.
Young, Mary
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HOUSES TO EET.

CORNER HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, BATH AND
" laundry on Twelfth ST.; $40. DEMPSTER, 36
Glen Park ave.
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IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
estate 1 can place it for you everybody wants
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n nOOOO AN ELEGANT HOME. IN A GOOD
.DOOOO. location: house of 8 rooms; all mod
ern; don't fail TO see it if you want home.
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TOR SALE HALF INTEREST IN THE
i North Beach Hotel, 400 and 4O2 Bay ST., cor.
Mason. ApDly on premises
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OOSO OLD ESTABLISHED DELICATUS-
tDoOO. sen and grocery-stoSe; must sell this
week; full value in sight; cheap rent; don't miss
this bargain. Apply SMITH, HUBER & CO., 10O1
Market ST.
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J. as the Hawthorne Fruit Market, junction Mar
ker, Cough and Haight; good family and transient
trade.
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CORNER BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, Nc
~ tions, tobacco, store reasonable. 2401 Mission.
DARGAIN = GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT
ID and furnished rooms; near Market ST.: price
$500 rent $50; trial given. Apply l3l Third ST.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Continued.

roS1 SrEyENSON-3 LARGE SUNNY UN-
OOO2 furnished rooms, suitable for housekeep-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


T,OR SALE--A COTTAGE OF THREE ROOMS:
Il large lot, well fenced; good well, plenty water
and pump good location; title clear; $40O cash:
in Mountain View, Santa Clara Co. Apply 10
MRS. /. YERIAN.
A-PRETTY: SLIGHTLY; LITTLE HOME OF
n 10 acres Just inside the city limits; house of
rooms: windmill and tank: nice outbuildings;
200 fruit trees apple, peach, prune, fig, orange;
lemon, ETC.; improvements cost $4,000; must be
sold; $24O0; half cash: a snap seldom found.
d. II, TWING. Sonoma Cal,
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GOS00 HOTEL IN TIBURON FOR SALE
tDOOOO. cheap. containing 80 rooms: all occu-
pied by paying boarders. Inquire of MCLEOD d
FAUSS El5 Market ST
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Coanscticut's "blue law" has been
wiped out, but New York's police still
Interfere with the right OF Hebrews TO
observe their own Sabbath and to abstain
from observing nybody else's.-N
York Recoi der
From far away Galveston the faint
pipe Of Captain Auson Is heard az he
declares that he is out for the pennsnt
He has been out for IL so long now that
he ought 70 be used to the sensation
Chicago News.
Spain should not make the mistake OF
measuiing this couniry's diplomatic
force solely by its Hawaiian record. r
Washington Star.
Il Is said that the Supreme Courts de
cision on the income tax may bs expected
by Summer time IL will thus be
promptly announced after every body
has paid the tax Boston Globe.
Jllson says he d1es not see why there
should be any obi jsction to women enter
ing the legal profession. Nine ont of
every ten married men know we'll
enough that her word is lsw,-Buifalo
Courier
Now that Mr. Dspew has an important
divorce case of hts hands. be is free to
run for the Republican Presidential
nomination again Cincinnati Tribune
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SPECIAL SALE OF
HOsIE RY.
Immense Stock,
Lowest Prices
and Best Goods.

Ladies' extra dne real Maco 40
auage Fast Black Hose, Hermsdor
dye, spliced heel ard toe, is cents
a pair, 3 pairs for so cents. sizes, s,
s4, 8, o. and 10; worth 25 cents
p.ir.
Ladies' fine 40-guage Richelieu
Ribbed Black Hose, Hermsdort dye,
spiiced heel and toe, 22 cents a
pair {; ali sizes.
Ladies' extra fine Silk finish,
Hermsdoif dive. Black Hose, Mace
feet, 20 and 81 ents a pair
Laoits' fine Isle Tired Hose,
Richelieu Rlbbel, +, in black, tan, gray,
plain white, also in black feet and
fancy tops, at SO cents a pair
Ladies' extra tine 40-guage Black
Cotton Hose, Herm,dorf d,e, dou.
BILE solr, very fine goods, at 49 cents
a pair.
Misses 2 thread Ribbed Cotton
Hose, guaranteed absolutely stainless,
3-lhread heel and toe, 10 cents a
pAir; sizes 8 70
Misses Derby Ribbed Cotton
Hose, Hermsdorf black, extra quail
ty, 10 cents pair
Misses "Gloria" Fine Ribbed Fast
Black Cotton Hose, double knee and
double heel and toe, sizes 5 to s,
20 cents; sizes 81 and 8, 2S cents
a pair.
Misses "Gloria" extra fine fast
Black Hose, double knee, heel and
toe, 80 cents pair.
Mems extra quality Seamless Cot.
ton Hose, in black, tan and mixed,
at 10 cents q pair; about half price,
Mems 2 thread Fast Black Cotton
Hose, Hermsdorf dye, double heel
and toe, 4 3 cents a pair. ALSO in
solid colors
Mems Angola Black Half Hose
absolutely fast black, 10 cents {
pair, pairs for 80 cents. Mems rea
Maco Fast Black Cotton Hose
Hermsdorf dye, double soles, heeli
and toes, 25 cents a pair also il
tan shades.
| Mems Brilliant Llsle 7 hresd Hal
Hose, in solid colors only, % cent
a pair. In day or two we will pu
ON sale a lot Of Ladies' Full Regnla
B ack Hose at 13 cents a pair, &C
cents for half dozen, which are won
derfully cheap.
We are now showing very larg,
and choice line Of
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The Impendlng rarln war.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
IL Is quite evident that a tariff war
with various European nations Is not 10
be avoided. Germany. France Austria,
and Belgium have all excluded or are
about to exclude certain American prod
ucts from their marke 8 on various
pretexts and there are nnmlstakable
signs OF concerted action on their part
for the purpose Of injurlng our commerce
The policy is a rsbaliatory one, plainly
speaking. That Is 10 say, II is intended
TO punish us for the action of the Demo
cratic Congress- in resembling the rec
iprocity treaties under which those
countries enjoyed certain advantages in
our markets So long as those treaties
we're 10 force, our trade with the nations
IA qmeAiion was very profitable and
steadily increasing. and the benefits to
be derived from IL we're mostly gained by
the farmers Bat the Democratic states
uen abolished reciprocity because 1t had
been established by the Republicans, and
uow We have The logical RESULT In this
movement to prevent us from making
sales IA mai kets to which We foIm sriY
had tree access. H. 10 unreasonable, Of
course, to expect that foreign nations
will continue TO buy from us when we
have practically forbidden them +, sell Co
ua under conditions mutually arrsngsd,
aud our protests against their present
course are not likely TO be heed d.
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STORIES OF THE DAY.
- NC MnrnInrsa

Ia a local barber shop where the
working force consists OF the boss and
one apprentice, and where the latter
does the lstherlng and later puts the
fnishing touch on the victims, are two
signs which msy mean nothing but are
very suggestive AS the victim takes
biz seat Ia the chair, his eye falls on toe
iirst II reads "Try Derry Pavis's Pain
Killer" q suggestion which he wishes,
several times during the operation. be had
taken advantage OF The shaving ever. he
pays his money, and as be investlgsts
bis face Ia the large glass, he sees The
second Sign ls reads My friends
olease do not swear" And he doesn'i
40 matter ho v much he may DO tempted
to- superstitious or suspicious custo
mer would be likely to lock on the signs
as warnings.
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Mrs. Thi1I prnstrnted.

MINNEAPOLIS, March % Amy Thill's =
mother keeps hair store at Sl2 Nichollet
avenpr, this city, and resides at 8 South
Eighth street. There are five girls in the
family, and all have prediction for tho
stage Two or three Of them have fre-
quently been employed in local theaters
All are handsome. ana the murdered girl
was especially so. The family came to
Minneapolis from ST. Paul four or five
years ago. Mrs. Thill is today completely
prostratod by the shock. and tho other
members Of the family decline to say any
thing about the tragedy except 20 acknowl-
edge the relationship and to deny that
they had ever heard Of Bigelow.
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Anr.s slaters lIenr of the Tragedy.

ERIE, Pa. March 2s between the
second and third acts OF Other Peoples
Money, which Mr. Charles Dickson pro-
duced at the new opera house last night,
Marie and Alico Thill were informd Of tho
murder Of their sister in New York.
Alice who was in the cast was shocked
SO that the curtain was delayed for several
minutes, but she recovered and went on
with her work. Marie Thill, who was cast
only in the curtain raiser. went at once 70
her hotel and took the FIRST train for New
York, leaving here at :45 a. IN. Neither
Of the sisters will talk except 70 disclaim
all knowledge Of Bigelow.
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coNTEMPoaARY oPINIoN.
our Relation 70 Nicaracua.

Our Relation TO Nicaragua.
From the Washington Post.
The question Is asked What has the
United States TO do with EnRland's
demand upon Nicaragua for $40. 600
nd 'mnity ia the Hatch case2 From one
point Of view the answer may DO moth
ing The qusntity and quality OF Eng
lands avRrice does not concern ~. per-
heps, save as cause OF wonder and
disgust But It Is not difficult to see
how che matter might become oue Of
solioitude with us. ii. FOR example,
Nicaragua should avow either unwilling
ness or inability TO meet the demand,
aud II England should then proceed to
enforce 1t by levying on the small re-
puhlic's goods, the United States would
gsAuredly be confronted with an urgent
and imper tive dilemma We should
then have to choose between active inter.
ventlon on Nlcaragua's behalf or fnal
and definite Abandonment Of the Monroe
Doctrine Any movement by England Ia
the nature Of seizure would raise the
issue az once II would compel the
United States to interfere or TO become
accessory to European encroachment on
American soil.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
FOR SALE BY
Crosby & Hill.

We believe the Foster Kid Gloves
are the most satisfactory glove inn
ported sold by the best stores in the
United States. Ladies who try the
Foster KIDS are we'll pleased with
them. We call special attention to
Fosters new Street Gloves at
S1.50, which we think excels any.
thing IN the market for wear We
are agents for these celebrated gloves
in this city. Your patronage is re
spectfully solicited.
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OF senator Cameron.

FROM the IhilNQelphlA lhntbs
senator Cameron snoald have ne
difficulty In securing an endorsement of
his free silver views by this Legislature.
He had hardly concluded his frst and
only speech in the Senate, favorIng
unlimited coinage OF silver, when Mr.
Quay's state convention Of last year
decided that "the American pc pie from
tradition and interest favor bimetalism.
and passed tho famous free silver plank
Since then the Unlimited coinage move
ment under Csm4ron's auspices has had
undisputed heAdway The legislato s
have been seen generally aud appear 70
be for silver IN any quantity The
Cameron bid for the Populisu nomination
tor the Presid, ncy has been sp-ead far
ag q wide There is no rsas sonahla reason
Why Mr. Cameron should be compelled TO
live further in uncertainty, and the
Legislature should not keep him wait
ing Ii is an injustice and Cameron has
the right to demand the goods.
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N rnnrrrin pnnnle-

From the Boston Advertiser.
There will be but one mind, one heart,
one Il 4 xible purpose. ono unmistakable
voice In all 0his broad land regarding this
great matter The Monroe doctrine must
and shall be maintained BY this govern
mont; must aud shall be respected by
every European Government. On this
question there viii be no Republicans. no
Democrats; only Americans And there
will be no war, or threats, or signs, or
perils OF war Crest Britain will hsarken
aud will he,d
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

The chances are that q one time ad-
yertissment. or q very small advertise
ment, will not pay It is only contlnu-
ous persistent effort, and that strong
enough to make an impression, that will
be found adequately profitable Once
in a while 3 one-time advertisement on
a special occasion will bring good results,
but not one time in hundred. unless
the advertiser has been fairly well adver-
tised in the community before
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cornell Prnfessor nie..

ITHACA. n. ", March, 2s. james Ed
ward Oliver, the veteran professor Of
mathematics in Cornell university, died
hore. He contracted the grip about three
months ago and never rallied from its Of
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nanalennner Fer the ]. A. wv.

BUFFALO, March 2S.--Amos G. Batch
elder, a sporting editor Of Buffalo, his
been appointed official handicapper for
New York state BY Chairman Gideon Of
the L. A. W. racing board.
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International Canoe Race.

MONTREAL, March 2s. = Charles W.
Archibald. Canada's champion skif sailer
and canoeist. has decided to compete for
tho international canoe cup OF New York
tbs coming season.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Fire Bricks and Clay
George H Mccall Company,
Eighth and ShipleY streets

: Stoeckle's Extra Fine Beck Beer can
be had in bottles BY sending 10 Peter
Ebner's or Fcrd's BOttling Ests blishmsnt.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Beware OF Ointments for Uatarfh that
Oontaia Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the senEe OF
smell and completely destroy the whole sys-
TEN when entering Il through the mucous
surfaces. such articles should uever DO used
except on Prescriptions from reputable ply sl-
70 the gVod you can posi- Jy derive from
then. Halls O. tarrh Cure, m@uuf Ctured ~
n. .. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. o contains no
~ rcury. aud IA take internally, acting
DIR city upon The blood and mucous surfaces
OF ihe system. II buying H.lls Ataryh Cure
bs sure yon ger tho genuine. II ie taken inter
nHlly. and made IN Toledo. Ohio, hg r. j.
Cheney = Co. TestimO lials free
- sold by Druggists, rEtge 75es per bottle.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Nudge There was girl sat beside me
In the car to day who had the prettiest
foot ever saw. Dodger-Did she have
pretty facel Mudge-I can't tell you.
l couldn't see over her sleeves. M
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

The times are duh for the politicians
nowadays, and many OF them are occupy
ing their favorlte positions on the fence.
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NoTICE-I. ALBEN H. TOWNSHIP THE
IN tenant and occupant of ths house situ-
ated at the southwest corner Of Eighth and
Tatnall streets. In the Fifth ward ia the city
of Wilmington, county of New Castle and
State of Delaws re, IN compliance with the
requirements of the act4 If the General AS,
mbiy in such case made and provided, do
her by give notice that ! shail apply in writ
x to the Cout of General e. sions the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on Mon
day the OH day Of May. 1sgj be rg the next
term OF said court. for license for said house.
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein If
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart o be drunk on th- premis 3, ard
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at le st twelve Of whona are substantial
treeholders of said ward, recommend the said
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

can queen under false preteuses, or In
plain words, did not Miss Anna Gould
get sold9
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NTOTI( F. /, JOHN WAGNER. THE
IN owner and occupant OF the house
situated at No. 2W Orange street,
in the First ward In the city Of VIII
minEton, county II New Castle and State Of
Delaware, In compliance with the require
ments of the acts oi he General Assembly in
such case made nnd provided, do hereby give
Tourt Of General Sessions of III Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware. in and
iaf New sst eo county, MY oh Moneey. ss,,i VIZ ~
said court for license for said house. a. an
I'M or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxi-
eating liquors IN less quantities than oae
following respectable cidzeus of said ward,
at least twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders ~ said ward. recommend the said
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NEW YORK.
sgsv a.g and ".

81 pr a4y and ~. Az4syIcsr PEssa
Fireproof and frst-class in every par.
ticular.
Two blocks from the Third snd Sixth
Avenue Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 4th Ave. and Pela
Line cara pass the door.
u. N. CLARK. PAes
Passenger Elevator runs sll mighty
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

The Prince of Wales says the goose
hangs high, while Grover says nothing,
but brings them down,
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

The Republic of France dossnot rscog
nize any Count of Csstellane That in
dividual is simply Citizen Casteilane over
there. Haa this man married an AmsTi-
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

A clerical friend describes the grip as
"a cold possessed Of the devil.