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Evening journal., 1895-08-20
OYSTER WAR in JERSEY.
The shippers Are Taking About Putting
on Boats TO Fight the Railroads.

The shippers Are Taking About Putting
on Boats to Fight the Railroads.
BBIDeEroN, Aug 90 There Is war
between ihe oyster shippers OF BlVslve
and the West Jersey, tue Reading and
the Central Railroad Companies The
shippers now talk Of putting on line Of
steam boats between Port Norris and
Philadelphia to carry their freight daily
during the coming season, beginning
September A conference between n
committee Of the shippers and repre-
sentatives OF the railroad companies last
week failed to come TO an agreement,
and the shippers will hold a mass meet
Ing at Blvslve at II 80 10 morrow morn
ing to consider the pref jsct.
The shippers freights during the sea
son amount TO between 81 $40 and 81 400
per day They say that not onls have
the railroad companies taken their passes
away but forced them 70 load their sacks
Of oysters on the cars themselves. thus
eutailing an expense TO them Of 81 OOO
for help oufng the past season 1hl
companies of red to restore their pas o.
as far ss Winslow Junction, but thi.
was not acceptable Their strongest
objsction WAS In regard 70 the loading OF
the sacks. A liue Of steamboats, now
looks very much ike a probability.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TaB LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW YoRK, Aug 20 3. p. m.-The
bears were more cautious in to-day
stock market owing to a disposition to
cover shorts IN Tobacco Common, but
chiefly because Of the stubborn support
given to the Changers and the Coalers
Sugar was attacked on the less favor
able reports from the sugar trade, a
reduction Of 16 cents per pound having
been announced In raw sugars.
The traders believe the raid on Sugar
was to facilitate the closing Of stocks in
other directions. but at the extreme
rally In final dealings the HsvemeJ er
brokers turned sellers and the talk is
that the stock will be allowed to drop TO
he neighborhood OF par.
Before any substantial support Is
fourthcoming the speculative movement
IN Chicago Gas came to halt owing TO
the Fsl ,fering Of long stock
Il has been generally supposed That
Attorney General Msioney will devote
his attention In next few weeks to the
Tobacco and Whiskey Trusts.
But private dispatch from Chicago
states that he will have something to say
60 the Chicago gas management before
close OF the week, which may necessitaie
complete revision OF the program. Of
the manlpulators now in control.
The Changers we're perslstently firm In
spite OF expectation OF cooler weather in
he corn belt. The Flower party bid up
Rhode leland and Boston houses bought
Chicago, Burlington and Qlincy.
National Lead was a shade higher on
the hint that dividend on the common
may be declared on the last Thursday in
September The third assessment on
Cordage securities has bsen called BY the
urgis Waterbury committed.
Exports Of gold by to- morrow's
steamer aggregate 82s5 900 or total so
sr this week SO, 600. 600
IL is understood that the Bond Syndi-
cate will deposit SO 600. 600 this afterne on
a. he sub treasury to repleLish the gold
reserve.
Money eesy at per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
IncIdantn OF the Day.

J Harry King last evening enter
tanned the Columbia Athletic Club Board
OF Directors at Mrs john A Walls's
The survivors Of the Hushebeck Or.
chestra last evening decided to send an
Offering and attend the funeral OF their
late member and musician, William @.
Grimes.
Refreshing temperance drinks at Truitt's.
Siuce q floral concert given IN the
Opera House. this city, BY the local
orchestra four years ago. four young
and promising musiciaus have died
They Rre-Piofessor f 5 Duncan.
John NJ B'rnharot. John B sewsli aud
william G Grimes
A large crowd OF excursionists accom-
panied the Sunday school Of st. Peter 8
Cnurch 10 Silver Grove to-day
According to the report Of the baseball
manager. submitted to the Columbia
Athletic Club lass night. the season. thus
far. has been a financial success
Warden Arthur Wilson, the father Of
little Leslie Wilson. whose leg was
shattered by a display bomb on the
night Of July 6 thinks that he viii be Q
cripple for life, inasmuch as his ankle
seems to have stiffsned aud the shattered
leg has become smaller
Try TRUTHS ice cream. SOC.
There Vas no orchestrs rehearsal last
night out Of respect for the late William
@. Grimes. a prominent member
Harry SlmDsor and family. Of New
port News. Va, are visiting In the cit,
aa the guests OF w Il simpson
Mrs J Jemii on, OF Washington
d c. spent yesterday on a visit I,
friends here
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
nlnae nf a snooen.fnl nnmn.

CRlsFIELD Nd, Aug 90 The camp
meeting AT Slephens's woods, In oomerset
county, closed last night. Rsv. l. p
Cochran delivered the closing ADDRESS.
and on It's conclusion tho 3 600 people
present formed In line thrso dssp sud all
the tent holders aud authorities passed
through the line, shaking hands with Al
present aud sinRlDg "ood Be With Yol
Till Ne Meet Again Alter this csre.
mouy they marched around the circle
aud Enthusiastically sang old Ne hodlst
hymns The camp Was a great success,
and many persons professed conversion.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
TAE QUEEN AIMEE RAlLRoAp.
Contract for Building the First sectlor
Awarded TO an Eastou Man.

BALTIMORE, Aug 2O-rhe contrecl
for building the 6rsr section Of the
Quuen Anne's railroad was YESTERDAY
awarded by tho PeninsulAr Construction
Company TO William O. Merri5t. OF
ha-ton, Pa
This portion OF the line extends from
Queenstown 20 Dsntoa, about twenty
lailes. The contract Includes the entlr,
work necessary to prepare the road ioi
rolling stock. aud also embraces the
building Of pier at Qaesnsto Al
which the steam boats giving connection
with taltimore will land.
Work Is to begin at once, and it is
expected TO have the section finished
within six months. The grades along
tho route are comparatively light and
alignment is good there belug but fee
carves. j. w Troxell is chief engineer
OF the road
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
THE TUREGEHElEDE IN TROUBLE

The New Hall Attached on Mechanics
Liens-John A. Lsngel Comes to the
Resoue-rhe OGer wni 30 Accepted.
The Wilmington Turngemeinde has
BEEN In qUsndary as TO the security
OF tenure. the new hall on enoh
street having beel attached on several
mechanics liens. There IA already q
mortgage OF some SO 600 aud the
prospects Of the property being sold
confronted he members
John A Lengel came TO the assistance
OF the society and agreed TO pay of all
the idcumbranoe providing the society
give him second mortgage aud a note
for the amount signed by fix members
This was agreed to ano a meeting will b.
held TO sanction the matter. The offer
will be accepted as soon as Hoff~cker &
Hoff cker ettorneys for John A Lsngsl
can be consulted
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Notes Among the BAN Play ora.

Manager q Clancy Wilson, Of the
West Chester Baseball Club. has offered
his grounds for the 6nal game between
O A o aud Rockford and guarantees
TO psy expenses The cffrr will have TO
be refused as the game will be played
either here OF Ia Wilmington.
Dover wants another game At the state
capital next Friday but the LEGAL man
agement Is considering the advissbiiity
Of playing the next game with this club
ia Wilmington
Baker, the agile second baseman aud
in6elder. Is said to be a rising pitcher
Ferguson also keeps In practice as a
twlrler
Patrons OF the game here seem to
demand that the seasons fight nov be fn
ished between the o A o Dover Rockford
and Smyrna teams with an occasional
game with Crescent. the Jonah club OF
Philadelphia to New Castle players
The local baseball players who have
business in the west end OF town had to
walk about yesterday to the tune ~
vhiatled BY somebody; Flee Is Bird to
the Mountain.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Techn,c.lIv It Wa, rr..pns,-

On Juls 26 Mrs John P Carey. Of No.
Az Montgomery street, on returning to
her houss. saw ma leaving her back
ysrd She found her rear windows
disturbed and thinking that an attempt
had been made 70 rob her. lodged infor.
mstion against Willard Harris. colored
He vas arrested YESTERDAY afternoon BY
Detectives McVey and Witsi and this
morning was arraigned before Magistrate
Daley BE showed pretty clearly that
his errand In the yard was a natural one.
but as be- was guilty OF technical
trespsss, be was fned 81 and costs, which
be paid.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
EAsToN ocToeENARlANs DEAD
Death OF Jonathan Leonard a WELL
Kuown Talbot Agriculturist and Mrs
Eilz Abeth Robinson.

Death Of Jonathan Leonard a Well
Koown Talbot ARricuIturist and Mrs
Eiiz Abeth Robinson.
EAsToS, Nd, Aug. 20.-Jonathan
Leonard died At bis residence IN Island
Greek Neck Trappe district. last Satur
day. aged so Years BE was the patriarch
Of the Leonard family IN Talbot county.
which is a large and iuhuenti Al one.
c9mprisiug three generations at least
engaged In the various acti Fiiss Of life,
and all natives Of Talbot county
Jonathan L. onsId WAS engaged In agri-
cultural pursuits during his whole
business life. he WAS always a staunch
Democrat 10 politics and was twice
county commissioner. He was a member
OF the hrst Democratic board elected
after the close OF the war. his colleagues
being James Msrringdale and William
g. Callahan, both deceased.
Mrs Eliz .bsth Robinson died at her
residence In Esston yes efday, aged "a
She was the widow OF the late Charles
Robinson. for many years q prominent
merchant Of Easton and postmaster oi
the town during Bnchanan's sdministra
tion Be died nearly thirty years ago
Mrs. Robinson WAS the sister Of the late
Thomas T. Robinson the we'll knowr
editor OF the Easfon Star, and Of JOSEPH
4 Robinson. now living In Esston J
Harry Covington, q member Of the
haston oar, Is her grandson.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Dldn't Get Away w,th tho swag.

Tbls morning about o'clock.
word was received at the police
station that bsrrel Of chickens
had been found on the B'ul
svsrl near Twenty second street. About
the same time word was received from
Isaac II Gem. gate keeper on the
Concord turnpike that his hem
house had bsen robbed Captain Cham
bers went to the scene ana found nine
teen dead and three live chickens,
also short jimmy. with
which tho hennery had been
opened The thieves are not known but
1t Is safe 70 say that they will be landed
within the next few days
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
LEGAL FIGHT FOR $4,000.
Two Men and One woman win CONTEXT
the wn ofthe Late william ncCorhie.
an Eccentric Bachelor Farmer.

Two Men ana One woman viii loutott
the win ofthe Late william mcCorkie.
an Eccentric Bachelor Farmer.
WEST CHESTER. Aug 30 Squire VIII
liam pcCorkle, An eccentric n year old
bechelor farmer Of East Fsllow6eld
township, died yesterday morning, leav-
ing the bulk OF his S4o0.0O0 estate TO
Hfrry aud william Do Haven. two Balti
more orphan boys whom be had raised.
and perhaps one OF the greatest will con
tests that has ever occurred In the
history Of Chester county will now be
Gem nepced.
Mr.. NcCorkle's only direct relatives
are an imbecile sister who alone has sn
estate valued at $50 600, and a niece,
Mrs Joseph N Marshall, Of West
Chester About a year ago Mrs Mary
Shields, one Of Mr. McCork'e's sisters,
died In Ooatesville leaving her entire
estate to the Marshall family. Notvith
standing the fact that be was already
very weailhy, hs sged brother was
greatly aggrieved over having been
ignored In his sisters will, and he sus-
pected his niece. Mrs Marshall. OF tolpg
instrumental in having such paper
drawn up.
The DeHaven boys, to whom he has
left bis big fortune are now married
ald living upon two Of their aged
benefacior'l fns farms They 60 day
retained ex-Jpdge Butler as their
counsel Co look after iheir interests The
testator's niece, Mrs Marshall, has also
retained counsel, and will 20 into court
and endesvor to havs the will set aside
IL is nov alleged that his brother,
John McCorkls died a few years ago.
leaving fi20. 600. and that William took
this fortune without having admins
tered to the estate Il is therefore very
probable that this matter will be inves
tigated by the registrar Of Wills In few
davn
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Performed a Delicate Operation.

Dr. George w Qilnn assisted bv DR.
w p Miller performed very difficult
operation on John Kurtz a resident Of
East Wilmington. Mr. Kur 2 was badly
hurt on the leg about two years age
Fhile at his work as a machinist A
permanent sore resulted aud necroses n
the ankle bone set in For this the
operation was performed. The patient
Is recovering.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
An Old offender.

BRrDGEpoRT Conn, Aug. 2O.-The
postal authorities have received word that
j. W. Adams, whose concern was declared
fraudulent is a swindler named PEARL
man, who was convicted of fraud in hng-
land three years ago and skipped bail of
$40, 700. He is now believed 70 be in New
.Iorcnv
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
DEATH OF HUGH CALDWELL.
1t Occurs Suddenly rhls Morning Dsopsy
the Causs-No Inquest VIII BE Held.

th0 OAuhe-No inquest VIII BE Held
The death Of Hugh Caldwell. Of No
S27 West Fifth street, occurred suddenly
this morning a. his home Last evening
he WAS feeling all right aud 10
tired as usual This morning
he arose, went into his yard, aud
returning shortly. lay down. A few
minutes afterwards he was discovered
breathing heavily and before q physical
could be summoned he was dead
He was the father OF Andrew Caldwell,
fireman OF the Diamond State Brewing
Company.
The cause OF death was dropsy. He
was 4S years Of age The funeral will
occur on rhursday afternoon aud inter-
mant WI b. made in 1feen Hill Gene
terry He Wss member o the Knights
Of PSthiss and Odd Fellows ana bofl
organizations will attend 10 body. No
Inquest will be held.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
rhree hundred reported Klllod.

VIENNA, Aug eO.-Trieste papers re-
port that an explosion destroyed the artil-
lery barracks at Toula, Russia and that
300 men were killed, including many Off
GERS. Tho barracks were found to be COM
pletoly undermined Many arrests have
been made
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
pnnnnmnI.or rnt,llr shnt.

HAzLEroN, Pa, Aug. 20-George CHS
mol quarrcled with Nicholas FIGHTER, his
stcpson, and during the alteration drew
a revolver. Mrs Chisnel ran between the
men just as Chisnel fired. Two bullets
took effect in the lower part of her body,
inAicting wounds that will probably prove
fatal
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
nTarshaI Bazaine's Son Dead.

HAVANA, Aug. eO.-It is reported that
Sergeant Francisco Bazaine, son of the
late French Marshal Baznine, died OF fe-
yer In Songo. The steamers TO the mines
at Juragua, province of Santiago de Cuba,
have been supplying the insurgents with
ammunition.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
GOV. HASTINGS LIBERAL
He Pays Good Money to Free
Seventeen Prisoners.
sleHr-sEBIBe AROUND NEW OAsTIi

Scrambled Specie Among stone-pie
"worhmen"-Other Events About Town.
Baseball Players stm AgiIe-A sueees-
tion to Play Dover In Wilmington.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CASTLE. Aug 90 General D. h
Hastings. governor OF Pennsylvania and
a bigger man than John L Sullivan.
arrived In this city about 4 90 last even
ing under escort OF his entire staff OF
twenty four members, Mayor Warwick
of Philadelphis; Mayor Hlnkson. Of
Chester. aud Rear Admiral Meade, the
retired u s N commandant, and a
lively group of Philadelphia newspaper
men
They came here from the navel
reserves encampment at Augustine Pier.
In order TO take an early evening trsin
for Philadelphia. Having nearly an hous
to spend In sight seeing. Maj General
Saowden suggested tour Of the county
prison and visit to the whipping post
which vas egreed TO THE distinguished
men. led by the stately governor
explored every part OF the psiaou aud
then the scenes OF corporal punishment
and execution In the prison yard.
Then he visited the stone-p pile
where the whole party enjoyed
some rare amusement To those
money hungry meu In whose eyes a
nickel is as big rs an eagle they stood
there and scrambled money, pennies,
dimes and quarters The excited
prisoners tangled themselves up In q
solid pile In struggling for the fast
falling specie and the strongest and
brAvest man got the most cash
Not content with this liberallty,
Governor Hastings sscertained how
many Pennsylvania prisoners there we're
In the jail and paid all the swearing out
papers Of seventeen imprisoned men
They will, accordingly, be released from
their cells to day to 60 where they will
kick Delaware dust from their feet. In
paying the fees the giant governor
jocularly reminded the fortunate con-
victs that it would be well TO always
remember Governor Hastings
The governor aud his staff left here
on the 35 tain
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Repairing the Balh-house.

The Raymond free bsth-house has
been taken to the shlpyard Of the Enoch
Moore and Sons Company. where Il will
be hauled out and repaired It Is sx
pected that It will be put lack in It's
original position In time for the boys 70
have the use OF II within a week It will
be corked and painted and other repairs
will be made
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Partr ID nuford NM.

A camping and f.hiDg party went to
Buford Mills TO-DAY IL c,nsls cd Of
Mrs j. L. Fisher. Mrs E Philips,
Miss Beatrice Coffman. Mics Maggie
Gordon. Miss Ssllie Wise, Miss Agnes
Wilmot. Miss May WhIinack, George
W Eckles, O. Eowin Eckles, Frank
John A. Tobin, Brown Lancaster and DR..
/ Fisher.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
nnrli. Nou ln uhnrra.

Jessea K. Baylis is now both lessee and
manager Of the Grand Opera House. The
Eve years lease was signed this morning
and be Immediately assumed full charge
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Why Not Go

To colchester on Thursday next. August
222 The round trip rate Is but 81 and
special train via Philadelphia. Whining
ton q Baltimore Railroad leaves Whining
ton At 8 o. a. ~. Grabbing, bathing and
fishing.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
To Fut mr. Addicks's Flag Pole In Posi-.
fion

The lsrge flag pole which has just
been finished by the Eoocb
Moore aud Sons Company will
be put in position at Clsymont, and from
It large American flag will be unfurled
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

Wheat. Sent. csss; Dec. GO; May, 7C9E;
orn. sept. 355s @3s Doo. 3ls; Oats. sept, ~;
Nav. 2i4; Pork. sept, e.95; JAN. 1925; Lard,
$50.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
WOsK OF Tas PlLICg COMMISSION
Turnkey Littie Docked Fifteen Days PA
for Allowing BuekS Cunningham 60
Escaps-Othor Business.

Escape-Othor Business.
meeting Of the Police Comnissiol
was held las evening A. which rule
Uas adopted prohibiting officers from
60 NJ bail for persons arres ed, or for
Deccmiug surety Tor any fne that may he
imposed This grows out OF TIE NC
dlirchey case.
Turnkey Little was arraignsd for.ne
giect OF duty la allo~ing Buck Cunning
ham TO escape He was hned fifteen
days' pay, aud Sergeant Durney wa
repfimanced for not seeing that HE
orders we're carriei ont
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

NOTICE WE. JOHN j. GALLAGHER
~ and Francis n Gallagher. trading as
John j. Gallagher a Bro OWncrs and occu-
pants Of the house situated al No.200i Market
St.,in the Ninth ward.in the Citv OF Whining
ton. county OF New Castle and State OF Della
ware, in compliance with the requirements Of
the acis Of the General Assembly I'm such case
made and prOvided.dO hereby give notice that
we shall apply IN writing 20 the Court OF Cen
eral Session Of he Peace andsJai Delivery Of
the State OF Delaware, in ana for New Cas- To
county. o. Monday. the 10Th uay OF Septetn-
Der. 1855. being the neXt term OF said court, for
a license Tor said house. as a drug store, Tor
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart, not q be drunk on
the pre- misses. and the following respectable
citizens of said ward. nc least twelve Of whom
are substantial frfehOlders Of said ward, rec
ummend the said application. VIZ;
John Il Ahrens harles Merrick
w p. Wright Edmund A Webb
A W. Fkluud William I'll Cook
IOhn Jackson Thomas VI Collins
Jonathan B. Robe IS A. p stetser
John r. Elliott W. hudman
g s Watson inll Langley
A. n finerty Uranium Cloud
Henry NJ. Barlow Harry p Potter
samuel n. Gamble Joseph III. Cloui
George w. Covle james u. Galloway
JOHN J. GALLAGHER a. BRO.
NIOmCN.-I, FREDERICK HAGMAYER
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at summit Bridge, School District
No. "a pencader hundred, county OF New
Castle and State Of delaware. In compliance
with TIE requirements Of the acIe of the
General AS embly in sunh case made and pro
vided, do hereby give notice that ! shall ap-
ply in writing to the Court OF General Ses-
siOns OF the Pc ce and Jail Delivery o. the
STATE 81 De.aware, in and for the county Of
New Cas- le. on Monday, the 10th day OF
ptember. 1895. being the next term of said
court. for a u ense for said house A. an inn or
Tavern. for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors In les quantities than one quart. TO be
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens and subHantial
freehOlders of said school district, recommend
the said application, viz.
Charles Fox George L. HeaVellOW
Charles III Salmon y. +. Guy
Ffank LLOYD James II Duf key
a. ~ Bigger John l. Neville. Jr.
John Mcgarrity Dslles ID. Lore
William &. Bigger John BleckistOn
William u. ; van W. T. HoayelloW
George w. Sartin.
FREDERICK HAGMAYER.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
Phone No. 81.
LroENsr APPLIcATIoNs.

NOTICE-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ OF the 9 ourt Of Genera essiong Of the
Peace and Jail leli cry Of the Staie of Della
ware in and for New Castle county, We,
the unde ersigned respectable citizens and sub
antiai freeholders Of the First ward of the
city Of Wilmington. do hereby certify that The
Enterprise Manufacturing g. supply Com
pany. who Is the tenant and occupant Of tie
store. situated at Nos 5l7 and 5l9 Orange
street. inc Fir : ard. city, ~ unig and
state aforesaid aud described in its applica-
tion. and who Is an applicant for license
Mo day, he l6 b day of september. A. ID ,lo95
being be next te m of said court for the ale
of intoxicating liquor. IN quantities OF less
than one-half ga Ion therein, not 10 be drunk
on he remises 10 being a licensed retailer OF
goods wares ard merchandise; the aggregate
cost value of IT'S stock constantly kept On ana
for sale Is not less than five h lndred dollars;
it Ia composed OF competent men OF tull
age. snbriety a d GOOD moral chars ctfr; that
such sale of Intoxicating liquors said place
is necessary TO accommodate tho public,
tha it Is the tenant Il said house, aud the
Ollowing respectable citizens of said 'v.rd, at
j. ast twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the said
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

once Seventh and King. Phone 545.
b T Sergeant dealer 10 coal and wood
TIA large load Of wood for $3.50
az Large pea coal for family use
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table In eject June 10th,

w ROAD. Time table In eject June 10th,
1886
Trains leave Wilmington. French Btresi
stafiOn for Il. n o. Junction, MontchAnin
VVinterthur, Guyenconrt. GrenOgue, C0ss&rt
Ohndds' Ford Junction. POcopson. Wes'
Chester, Embreeville, Mortonvllle, Coates
Vile and intermediate stations. daily, except
Sunday. at z 30 a 10. 50. 4tb and = m
Sunday only At 8 CS N; s. and 4Cb p m
Daily A. O0p m.
Nor Naynesburg Junction. Springfield ant
Intermediates stations, daily. except SUNDAY
AZ 7fOam. bb and A O6 D ID. Sundays only 81
OS an. IS and % p m.
For Ioanna. Birdeboro, Reading and inter
mediate citations, daily, except sunday, az
20 q m and / s. 2 m. Sunday only ~ ! to 10
a. e. NcCAUsLAND. Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agen
Evening journal., 1895-08-20
ootton-New York ciosing Priees.
Chlunro CIoeIne prices.

August. 30bid; sentamber. 2 30 bid;7 80 Rsked
October, SO bid; 78 asked; November, 14l
bid; AZ asked.
Evening journal., 1895-08-20

NegIigee We went over our
Negligee shirt stock
Shirts yesterday aud filed
up broken sizes-with-
out adding a shirt to the stock.
Made the $1.25 kind 81, the
81 kind 75c and the 75c kind
SOC. You wondered at the
values we offered at SOC, 75c
and 81 Shouldn't these, then,
be worth looking after?
10 per cent. discount-$1
saved in each $10-from prices
of Summer Clothes, Straw
Hats and Russet Shoes.
We close at 6 o'clock except
Saturday evening.