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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
DURSUANT to statutory requirement, not

is hereby given that has been passed by both
branches Of the Legislature entitled and worded as oows
Chapter hundred and
Of the Laws Eighteen hundred and eightyseyen en-
titled IAN provide hospitals orphan aylums and
other charitable Institutions in the city OF New York with
water, and RENTING assessments therefor
Further notice hereby given that public hearing
such bill will held once Of the Mayor. In the
CITY Hall IN the city Of NewYork. Monday April I'D
1885. at IL m. ,-... -
CSgnedl WILLIAM J.. STRONG. Mayor.
na,ed aIty HILL New-York Aprl 18th. ls:6.
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COFFEE-The local market -ns dun and a. times D.
The wide prices. which i"tilf"
Of trading yesterdays again attempted
small scale. TraIng desult0ry, and there WAS
attempts manipulation bF l1ca! operators
Prices the whole well maintained. laJ cables
weak 10 $50 for 40 :, exchange. 30 receipts
1900 bags clearances for Untei State >VT bags STOCK
10000 bags. Santos receipts 700 bags stk 3+ 90
bags: market quiet 1JlcO res Hamburg closing dull
April. IS Ifss; May 90 pfgs June - pig July ana
steady. April 9l25 francs May. $40 francs June ~ ~
francs July. 9i.7j fracs. closing . franc lower with
total sales Of 1900 bags
Contracts closed barely steady 1920 points decline
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Opening range and Close to-d?y and closing bids The

Market closed steady al Sp9 points advance compared
Gs5 Total sales lS3.0~ bales New York net r"ceis
5343 bales stock. 2oN937 bales Total net receipts T.
dav * go bales. FAR week. 1SN6G bales fN
noris to-day: Great Britain 7,359 bales France LEO
bales; Continent 1890 bales. Thus far TINS week
Great Britain bales France 10 l3j bales; Cont
nent 55oo2 bales stock. 71054l bales w,Y9rk spot
sales to-day and night officially reported For con
sumpton l42 bales. 100 bales; total 242 bales
spot cotton quiet. middlng uplanis, 15-ltc; mddnS
Gulf 3-l6c which is unchanged compared with !eS'"I
days closing. - oo. ,.,-..
LIVERPOOL cabe-Spot cotton firm: sales, I1Np nalrs.
SPECULATION and export. 1000 bales; Amerie can 100"
bales. receipts 5000 bales, American 5000 bales mid
ding upands. 3 9-lGi Futures opened steady, buyers
al last nichts prices closed steady AZ -Gid n advanre
Aprl {:SSb April-Nlay. &33b May-June. %{ib, June
july. 335i2s: JulyAugust 336'rh; August SepteWn'T
3ss September ober 3b; OCTOBER Noveinber 3fc
November December 34s December 3i3s, Jan
uarv- February 344s. ADMINISTRATIONS firm cloths
quiet The weekly statement Il Liverpool stocks Is a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
STEAMBOATS,

$500 TO BOSTON 800 TO WORCESTER.
R-dueti n Al POINTS East North
VIA MWMWUGM lLuN[Sa
Steamers leave Pier toid numoeD AZ. X H.. neNSG-s
orossess. week days only $50 =. NJ Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
EALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED.
Il Only $500 t. Boston for limited tickets Reduced
rates 70 all points. steamers PURITAN and PILGRIM
odd number. " r.. foot OF Murray-st. days only
$50 p.
Y EWHANEN- 81; Excursion $l5O-
~ steamers leave Pier - T.. r.. daily 3 D. M and
II 30 y. SUNDAYS excepted arriving for traRs
o. Mcriden. Hartford, Springfield Holyohe and North.
- TONlNGTON IINE-Inslde route TO Boston and the
~ East All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
So y. r.. at r. NJ. daily, except sunday.
CATSklIL, HUDSON, AND CONSACKIE
~ boats viii leave every week day u. NJ Pier
as foot OF West ilthst y. r.. connecting at HUDSON
with BOSTON AND ALBANY r. r. for all points East.
IL INGSTON LINE. from foot of West 10th
IN Stree. Daily at L. NJ, Saturdays p. ~
Steamers j. w BALDWIN and w. +. RoMER
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a,
~ N. r.. foo Franklin ST., for Cranstons West Point
cold Spring. Cornwall, Fishkll Landing and Newburgh
week days. p. NJ: Sunday A. II.
TNROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA.
l. TOGA leave West 10th St. daily. except Saturday 9
i. NJ Connect with Delaware and Hudson and Ftchhr--
trains Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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piancs.

ISAAC Il. BRENNAN. Clerk
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
MILLER REFUSES TO TALK.
Plea That Hs Took watterson for a
Burglar wit Free Him.

The Media Murderer Has Hopes That His
Plea That Hs Took wattefson for n
Burglar wit Free Him.
MEDIA, June o5 John Miller, the
half breed negro who Is charged With
the murder OF Jack Watterson III bis
shanty in South Media, early Sunday
morning, refuses to talk 20 any one
about the murder except TO his counsel
Frank B Rhoades and q w. Geary.
There Is belief among the police
that there was third person
present at the shooting, and with
a view to working on clue OF
this kind the coroDers inquest has been
postponed until "Wednesday afternoon.
Coroner Qaimby has selected the jury.
aud they went this evening to ew the
dead body OF Wasterson In his late home
At South Media, and aleo to visit the
scene OF the tragedy.
Miller refused TO have his picture
taken In jail. even when requested to do
80 by his counsel. claiming that his color
Is against him and II would prejudice
his case nhen IL came 10 trial.
To his counsel this accused states
positively that he aud Watteraon were
the only occupants uf the Bhanty at the
time OF the killing he has strong hopes
that his plea that he took Watterson for
a burglar or an intruder forcing his way
into the cabin will free him from the
charge Of deliberate murder
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
LIQUOR MEN IN CONVENTION.

Prominent Dealers Expected at the
First Regular Meeting Ia This City To-
morrow.
The Liquor Dealers Association OF the
state will hold its FIRST convention In
German Hall TO morrow afternoon. The
mem bers Will meet at / o'clock when
the constitution aud by laws will be
adopted aud other business Of the organ.
ization transacted
Prominent members Of other organiza-
ions will bs present aud will make
addresses. Among those expected are
Hon. Richard Patterson, president Of the
Pennsylvania Association Daniel Holland
president Of the New York Association (;
Major James sheridan, president OF the
Connecticut Association august Koehler
president Of the New Jersey Association,
and H. p. Nolan, Of New York, national
organizer
Three hundred and twenty 1--we dele.
gates are expected to be- present at the
meeting. Those from down the state
will be meet BY the committee and
escorted to Grand Union Hotel, which
will be IFS headquarters To morrow
delek etes will be chosen 10 attend the
national convention to be held ia
Washington jim October Delaware will
be the twenty third state represented
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
DROWNED IN THE BRANDYWINg.

Clarence Stout Goes in Swimming at the
Foot Of Walnut street aud Loses HIs
Life.
The second drowning Of the season and
the last Ia the series Of threes which
come TO the coroner, occurred about 7
O'Clock last evening at the foot OF Wal.
nut street In the BfandTwlns. the vlotim
being Clarence Stout, 2 years OF age. OF
No 1902 Lombard street
The boy had gone to the creek 10 take
a swim, bat was advised by William
Griffith, colored man who was fishing
near by, to keep out OF the water aB he
conld not swim. He didn't take The
advice, however, ard went Ia
The water was about SIX feet deep. and
The boy went down as soon as he wadec
out over bis depth. A little hoy whs
was swimming near by gave an alarm anc
Park Guard Frank Gurney ran 10 the
spo', lesped in and after diving q number
Of times secured the body. Life was
extinct, however
Deputy Coroner Chandler was notified
and after viewing the body had It re-
moved to the home Of his parents. II ii
not probable that an inquest will b,
held
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
hlLK ORDIgAECE VICTIMS
Brought Up in Municipal Court Other
Gases Where Malt Took tho Place of
milk.

Brought Up in Municipal Court Other
Gases Where Malt Took the Place Of
milk.
Ia Municipal Court several cases were
heard and disposed Of John O'Donnell
was charged by Officer McAteer with
being drunk at the B & o. depot. He
mad nothing to say and was sentenced 10
tine Of 81 and costs.
Fred Wales wac introduced by Officer
Ward, for exposure Of person at the foot
Of Wa nut astfeet, near the depot he
attempted to explaio, but Fis didn't 20,
and he was fined So and costs
Benjamin Nichols is head waiter at
Merritt's Hotel Sarah Lswis, a chambe
maid in the same place, charged him
with threatening her with . knife, but
the evidence showed that she hit hin
with shovel, so the case was dismissed
Matfab Mates, an Italian, was ar
raigned on y charge OF stealing razor
strap from Dominiek Davis, No 12
Market street. The facts ia the case
were that the strap belonged to man
who formerly worked there, but was 10
Philadelphia. Tne case was dismissed.
w A. Watson was aFraigned under
the milk ordinance, bnt as be bad taken
out 8 license the charge was dismissed z.
The case against John Carson failure
to take out license, was continued till
to morrow morning.
Ex Mayor Austin Harrington appeared
IN the case Of LswiB higgins and wiz
liam Foard, charged with using a girl
under the sge Of consent for immoral
purposes. and asked to have the case
continued until tomorrow. Judge
Ball stated that the case would be held
Ia private and granted continuance as
requested. This IS the first case brought
under the act passed at the last session
LOT the General Assembly, aud will be
Interesting for that reason
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

Her son, John Smith testified to like
facts. She saw the two men there. bat
dldn't sea any drinks
The question as TO the marriage Of James
and Mary was discussed and some time
was wasted while the city solicitor was
looking up the authorities on this subject
as to whether the case could hold
against the woman. The case was dis.
missed on motion Of the city solicitor.
There are other cases for selling June 3
aud IL and these were continued until
Thursday.
Josephine Yates charged with selling
on May 20. June /, 8. 10 aud % was
arraigned Continued to Thursday.
The evidence against Maggie A. Macon
was not sufficient to convict and the
charge Was dismissed She purchased
the beer outside her place.
This closed the session for to-day
The cases will now be taken up by the
United States Court aud II it II found
that the violators have no government
licenses, they will be prosecuted
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
HYLBNO WILL RlDE 4 BIKE. "

The Police Commits win Purchase one
AS matter OF Economy OF Time aud
Money.
After considerable delay and much
discussion, City LinemRn Frank Hyland
will be mounted on a bicycle, for SO the
Police Commission decided at last nights
meeting Both time and money will. It
Is believed, be saved BY this move Frank
is the frst city officer mounted at the
oitY'e expense
superintendent Aydon, Of the police
fire alarm, will commence work on the
third circuit this morning
TIE commissioners Instructed the
chief Of police to inform the officers to
enforce the law against any one who may
fire of fireworks before July 4
The house sergeant's semi annual
report Of the sales Of unclaimed matter
remaining at the police station showed
that So OIL had been derived from the
recent sale.
Whitford Heritage aud John w.
Darrell were given commissions as special
wetchmen
Officer Schell WAS reprimanded for
being late In making a report recently.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
The weather.

In the Middle States and New f gland to-
day fair aud less sultry weather will prevail,
with light variable WINDS mostly southerly
and nearly stationary, followed in this sec
ton by higher temperature. On "Wednesday.
IN both OF these sections. fair and warmer
weather and light s0utherly Winds will pre-
vail. with warm wave. and on Thursday
the same conditions. followed probably by
local thunder storms, at east west of tne Bay
Ridge.
New York Herali Weather Forecasts
a decided warm wave" appeared ia the
West yesterday, and temperature was also
high 10 parts OF this section, the government
weather Reports last evening showing max
Ina % 92 degrees Fahrenheit AZ Phladelphia
Kan. The warm area viii prob ably widen to-
Gay and move eastward slowly. A slight
depression In New York last night will move
into Canada. and the weather IN this region
will improve.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Sergeant hIaoIs Has Ran.

Shortly afternoon to-day William Il
Scott went into aa East Third street
saloon ana was refused as he already
had suifi ,ient for comfoi aud safety
de- was ordered out aud as he went
grabbed glass and other
articles. Then he ran Sergeant Black
who was near at hand gave him a tight
run to the corner OF Fifth and Frencn
wnere capture was made and Scott
locked up The friends Of the sergeant
are now talking Of entering him at New
Castle on Fourth OF July.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
CITY NEWS IN Brief.

-Tample Council No "a. Legion OF the Red
Cross. win elect offlcers on Friday evening
On July tho Grand Commander and STAFF
wi max n visit for the pui pose Of installing
the newly-elected officers.
West sunday school to cape May Tuesday
July 2 IA. Chufch Day.
-TO-niaht the Sunday Breakfast Association
VIII meet 70 effect & ptrmrneut organization
under the new constitution and bylaws
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
senator ooay IN Chester County.

WEST CHESTER, June 25 Senator
Quay is expected in Coatesville. this
county, one day this week, where be will
be the guest Of Colonel +. Speakman,
who was an army chum Of the senator 8
in the late war. Senator Qlays visit
will have no political significance, so it is
said, his mission being to view farm
recently purchased BY hin ia West
Brandywine township. once the home
stead Of his great uncle, for whom he is
nsmid, General Matthew Stanley
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Tyler WIN r. 4 ProfessionaI.

NEW YORK, June 25.--A telegram to
The American Wheellnan from Boston
states positively that Harry Tyler viii join
the professional ranks Immediately.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
CURRENT ExPENsEs

The committee on estimstes was di.
reeted to secure figures for books for the
coming year. snd the committee on fuel
and ventilation WAS directed to secure q
ianitor for No Is school to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of that employe
A request was made through the
secretary OF the Street and Sewer Di-
rectors to put Fourth street from Unio
to the school house Ia good order
The deciding OF the Rockford public
school to the city was reported and on
motion Of s. Il Blynsrd ths school was
given the name Of "the William p.
Bancroft school No. 27 Names were
suggested for othsr schools bat laii over
for Two weeks They were High School
Willsrd Hall; No. 2i Frederick Douglass
No n, James a Garfield No. i. A H.
GrimshAw.
An election for superintendent was
then entered upon ana the unanimous
vote Of the members WAS given d WI
Harlan, who was declared elected.
DR.. Crumbaugh gave notice Of q
change in the rules by placing the jsni
tors in the hands OF the visiting aud no t
the fuel and ventilation committee It
was decided to ssk for a frebTiek pave
msnt on Eighth between Washington
and Jefferson streets
Invitations were accepted to attend
exercises at School No 26 this morning
No 16 this evening aud the flag raising
at the Ferris Industrial School
After the meeting Superintendent
Harlan, President Baird and Secretary
Jones, entertained the members aud
reporters at sn informal supper which
Was in every way an enjoyable affair
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
owen The nsasdt o. ibe Donbt.

Thomas Schodeld. the Mousley row
viewer who took a dose OF laudanum
Sunday night. and narrowly escaped
JOURNAL and denied that be- took the
drug With suicidal intent. He says be
sent bis niece for ginger and that not
until he bad taken the stuff DID be know
that II was not what he thought it was.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Iirhtinr hi ! cahIe slnt-

NEW YORK, June 25.--A streak Of light
ming that ran along the cable opening in
One Hundred and Twenty street
shocked a horse, several gripmen and
frightened a number Of people.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Hydrophobia from ! Cat mite.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, juno 25.-Theo-
dore Starbuck, clerk, 19years OF age was
bitten by a cat on the thumb some weeks
ago, and Monday night it developed into
hydrophobia. He suffered intensely, but is
better todaY.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
MIDDLETowN PROPERTY SOLD.

Lingo Estate Purchased ny Hofreoker a
HOnecker.
Paul Gillis, sheriff, went to Middle
town yesterday ard sold tho property Of
" II Lingo and Elizabeth A Lingo
The property consisted Of a two story
residence and lot on Main street, south
side, and tine grounds contained o 25(
square feet. Hoffecker q Hofiecker
attorneys, purchased the property fol
&l TOO
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
THE new COMMITTEES.
ANNOUNCED AT THE MEETING OF
THE BOARD or EDUCATION.

The New Rockford school Named After
william +. Banoroft and Names sug-
Rested FOR other Schools Business
Followed by an Epjoy able COLLATION..
Committees were annou1c csd last even
ing at the meeting OF the Board ~
Pubic Education as follows.
New BuildinRs-Baynard Shortlidqe.
Turner, Ooyle. Morrow, Leltch, Huey.
Teaohers-Pyle, Belts, crumbaugh,
Cayle. Briley
Books shortlldge, Crumbaugh, Bay
nard, Morrow. vacancy.
Manual Training-Turner, Briley, Car.
ter McOausland, Frederick
Finance Hartman, Laitch, Baynard
Repairs Doyle, Belts, Kersey. Crossan,
Mcdaniel
Fusl-Betts, Turner, Pyle. Mc0aus-
land, Baldwin
Printing Carter. Palmer Baylls
Accounts-Lsitch, Frederick, Hart.
man.
Transfers-BaldHln. Mcdaniel, Baylis.
loaurance--Orossa Pyle, Friek.
Elections Morrow, Frlck, Croasan
Health CrumbAnRh, Palmer, BAylis.
Law-Palmer, Carter. Kersey.
Evening School Briley. vacancy,
Hney.
school No l, fgle. Hartman; No 9.
Coyle, Baldwin; No. 8. Palmer. Huey
No 5, Bstts, Mcdaniel; No 6. Baylia,
kersey No q Hartmaa. Pyle: No s..
Orossau, Bril6y; No .. Turner, Baynard
No 10, Mcdaniel. Frick No. ii. Frick.
crunbaugh; No -. yasancy,
MeCAusland; No. l3. MeOaasiand
Turner; No IA. Ksrsey, FredeIiak
no 10, Bsilsy, shoFtidge; No 16
Leitch, Palmer; No ~, Shortlidps.
Morrow; No. Is. Crosasn, Bsylis; No
10. Frederick, Carter; No. 90. Baldwin,
Crossan; No. 2l, Crumbaugh, Coyle ;
No 22 Morrow, Baldwin; No. 23
shortlldge. Turler; No "a, Morrow
Lsiteh, Coyle; No. g5. Huey, Briley
No, 26 Carter. vacancy; No. 27. Bay.
nRrd, Shortlidge; High School, Crum-
bsugh, Hartman, Palmer
The treasurer made the followin 4
report;
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Irnn wnrI.ers Strike.

SHARON, Pa, June 25.--The 900 en-
ployees Of the Sharon iron works struck for
an advance Of 10 cents a day. The men
had demanded 20 cents a day extra, but
offered to compromise for an advance of 10
cents
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
KilIed hv Live Nvirs.

CHARLESTON, June 25.-John Enright,
night engineer of the Charleston Electric
Light and Power company, was killed by
contact with live wire
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
Waahineton Camp oalcere.

Washington Camp, No. 8, P O.s. A
held a meeting last night and elected
these officers: Past president. J. r.
Alexander; president, H Mitchell; vice.
president. 9 Waterman. master Of forms,
John r Alexander; conductor Frank
Hainsworth; inside guard. E Morrison
outside guard, w. H Fountain.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
ceIebrated Naturalist Dead.

LONDON, June 25.-Dr. William Craw-
ford Williamson, the naturalist, Is dead.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
noAKp NO Rooms.
pRornsALs

DROPO sALS FOR FURNISHING STREET
n PAVING BRICKS.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Board of Dire ctOrs Of the Street and Sewer
Department until o'cloc p. IA July T. 1895,
for furnishing shout $1,000 square yards Of
vitrihei paving bricks. Specifications may be
obtRin,d d at the Office of tho Departments.
The right TO reject any and all bds is
reserved
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
Attest. HARVEY J. WILEY,
Secretary.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

Once Seventh and King, Phone 545.
4 Sergeant dealer ia coal and VIZ cd
Load OF wood for $1.60
ts- Large psn coal Tor families.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
New School for Ellendaie.

MILTON, June 90 The contract to
build public school building st Ellen
dale has been awarded TO Isaac w
Nailor, o. Milton The blildiag ID 20 be
two storieg high with town hall
arranged On the second asor. Work
viii commence 40 once.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
WANTED.
s. j. TRuIrr \ co. .

~
S. ]. TRUITT 81 CO.,
l0l ORANGE STREET,
To have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work; the cheapest and quickest
piace In city. We wlll tell You wnat the
job Will cost you befQ e we commence the
work Jobblng of all kinds. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
THE HOTEL REGISTER.
The representative organ of the hotel
interests, read at ali Of the principal of The
ninety thousand hotels. restaurants and clubs
is nowp publishing a LIST OF THE BFSr
PAPERS adapted for hOtei advertising. The
OF DOLL Ais SNUALI4Y with the news
d pers
lis now publishing complete list OF All
summer Resort Hotels classified, and places
among the very first the United States and
the Grand Union. SARATOGA; the Hotel Cham-
plain, Clinton County, Lake Champlaiu; the
/ Hotel Berlin, Lake HopatcOng. IN. j.; the
West End. Long Branch. etc etc.
IL Is the only paper publishing all about All
hotels, including Summer and Winter Re-
Send 10 cent, for SUMNER EDITION. or
order Of American News Company, OF at any
hotel or Of any newHdealer
The Hotel Register aud Tourist Agency
Headquarters for an hotels, rates, rating and
genei Al information.
THE HOTEL REGISTER COMPANY, Z
Warren ST eet. New York.
SEWING MACHINES,
. O'DONALD. Il East Seventh street,
leads them all IN low prices.
brand new 500 machines reduced 10 SIG,
SIS and SD All makes to select from,
singer, wheeler = Wilson, New Home, Do
nestle, White, Standard and All other makes.
ANY machine aont on trial, free,siX months for
cash, Two years on inHtalmeuts- send postal.
Z. 4. O'DONAIaD,
No. IL East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired, b0 cents up.
XNlLAlIEGTON FURNITURE
w AND
STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds Of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed Stoves and heaters repaired, oil.
overhauled and returned st moderate cost
stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put M in the fall Address or call,
l0o6 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington Del.
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MD,
liz 6l6 MARKET STREET.
Made TIE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
ln the Universities Of Vienna, Austria, and
I New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
Ieea satisfaction.
/ GOLD GLASSES, $500.
steel GlAs rs. - GENTS
NOTICE IS. LEyY's CONFInKNlIAi
/ - LOAN OFFICE, Hoans and 5, ExChangs
! 3ulidinR, CarncF Seventh ana Market streets
4 ADVANCES MONEY ON personal
| PROPERTY OF all descriptions st low rates
y interest, buys and sells WATCHES
/ rrivs,s consultation tcrm sttaohsd. Opsg
sySnings until o'clock. Also furnikurs
stored ~ lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

KEsHE WHITTIER,
a South Virginia Avenue, Fourth House
from the Beach, Atlantic City, n. j.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25
HELP wANrrn-

NNANrhD-3 GOOD SOLICITORS. BIG
~ money for honest work. Can on GEO.
.C. FARRA. 40 King street.
WANTED IF You are a Catholic unem-
~ ployed, ana will work for S rs per week. f.
write MaeConnell Bros. II Franklin st., Bos.
ton, Mass
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

FIFTH HOUSE FROM THE BEACH.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

l0i ORANGE sTREET,
To have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work; the cheapest and quickest
place in city. We VIII tell you wnat the
job Will cost you befO we commence the
work Jobbing of all kinds. Satisfaction
ruaraufppd
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

II ENILwoRTH COTTAGES.
l40 IA KENTUCKY AVENUE.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

HOTEL BREVOORT.--No. IS S. SOUTH
4 Carolina avenue. Open all the year
Convenient to depots and beach. Bright and
cheerful rooms. Remodeled and refurnished
throughout. Terms reasonable. b. E. NOR
Rls. proprietOr. Atlantic Cilv. n. D
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

MADISON HOUSE. 2Ol5 PACIFIC AVE-.
11 between Michigan and Arkansas AYES
One block from Reading RAILROAD and ocean.
fonse partly refurnished and renovated, with
sanitary drainage complete. Boarding by day
or week. Rates S7 TO 81. Special rates to fam
lily. Now open. SAMUEL Law.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

Enlsrgedi Refurnished; Repainted; Rehtted.
Evening journal., 1895-06-25

Three minutes walk from depot and ocean.
$l.50 per day, 81 to Sl2 per week.
III. ". SHARpIFgS