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Mohave County miner., 1896-04-04
Surveying.

 ~ KUEHCER DEPUTY U. S. SURVEY. v. or and County Surveyor. Mines e1Amines and reported on, Kingman. Arizona.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
DIED,

CHEAVENS.- Entered into rest March "a.
1895, Nary, wife Of the late William n.
hraver =, end daughter Of samuel and Mfry
Ann Whitaker, deceased, In the iilh year Of
her age,
DIXON. On March s5, 1896, Sarah G wife
Of John Dixon.
GEORGE-fn this city on March ~, 1895,
Jonathan p George eyed II years.
Relatives and lends are invited 10 atie nd
the funeral service &C his late residence. No.
Weet Eleventh street. ON Tuesday morning,
March 3i AZ . O'Clock sharp. To proceed 10
Odessa. Del. On ihe train leaving the J. W.
and Is. depot AZ HOB A. M, where the inter-
ment Will take plsce.
GRADY-At Ashland. Del. on March a,
1876, Catherine Grady. aged - years.
HEWES.-On Marcn a. 1896 ~ bis late resi-
dence. near Carcroft, William Hewes. In tho
ilst year OF his Hge.
HUTrEN.-In this city, Mag-h % 1896,
Henry Hutton.
KONITZ gR.-On March 25 1896. Catherine.
daughter OF Gustave and kOsanna Konitzer,
aged months.
MORROW the 2sth f. stant. James
NJ ,rrOw in the 7Sih year of his age
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence. No llO
Franklin street. on Tuesday afternoon At 2
O'Clock. lnierment private.
NOWEIL.-O March 20. 1886. Ella Novel;.
NIXON On March 20. 1895. Ida May Nixon,
wife Of William =. Nixon. and daughter OF
Nathaniel Gregg.
PARSONS On March 25, 1870. Priscilla
Parsons. aged 6j years.
PO5TER.-On March 20, 1896, Jennie Porter.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

Child's Cloak With Detachable Cape
This dainty little Que is wearing Rn ideal
Summer cloak Oar model Is nade of
pale pink pique, trimmed with sdgings
and insertions OF eoru bstlste-the very
latest Of Dame Fashions fsds. The
pattern is cut with & square yoke which
is entirely hidden 5y the deep cape
trimmed With embroidery. Two double
box plaits hdorn both the back and front
of The garment. The sleeves have full
puffs but are tight fitting from wrist TO
elbow. A round turn over collar prottily
trimmed with deep rufIls Of embroidery
finishes the neck OF the cape In warm
weather the little coat is very neat and
pretty worn without the cspe. Pique,
duck, sail cloth or any heavy wash fabric.
as well 40 all sorts OF heavy silks and
light wOolens, are appropriate for this
design.
No 20,552 -Child's coat with remova-
ble cape, requires for medium sizs. a
yards material % Inches y ide, 4 yards
% inches wide, or Yards SO inches wide
Lace represented. 5i yards insertion, 5
yards. Cat 10 siz-s. 2. 9 and years
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lie RepEMgoRIsr MIssIoN.
BetwesD 1000 aud 1000 Communicantl
at St. Patrick's as q Result.

Between 1000 aud 1000 COMMANDMENTS
at st. Patrlok's as q Result.
The mission which has been In progress
at st Patrick's Il. Q Church for two
weeks past by Rsdemp0rist Fathers
Crosby aud Hayes closed last night. The
mlesion was one CT the most successful
ever held bers. During the FIRST week
every available biz Of space ia the big
church was occupied by women at every
service and during this past week the men
Of st PatrioK's aud other parishes have
packed the building Even large con-
gregstions were present at the daily
masses at 80 o'clock.
As result OF the mission there have been
between 800 and 2 900 communicates
Saturday night at 30 o'clock there was
@ solemn coneectstion service st which
members Of the congregation dedicated
themselves TO God sermon was
preached on devotion to the Blessed
Virgin Mary"
The fathers having charge OF the
mission will have q rene 6sl OF 10 in about
year. Meanwhile en- additicn Of
twenty feet is to be made to the church
In order to provide pews for these desir
ing them. This will give an additional
seating capacity for 100 persons
At 3 30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Right Reverend Bishop Curtis confirmed
special class of so adults, many Of
whom were converts.
The mission closed last night With the
Pspal bsnedlction and Benediction Of the
Sacrament.
Father Flynn expresses himself as In
every way delighted with the result Of
the mission
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
sooIal nnd Peraonnl Notea.

Charles Morrow, who has been Ill at his
home on Broome street for some time
past, Is able to bs out again.
Mrs. c. A. Grise, Of Georgetown, Is the
guest Of friends IN the city.
Mics lrons Valentine, of West Chester,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Gertrude Bright Is the guest Of
her sistsr, Mrs. Edward Peacock, ia
Baltimore.
Mrs w. Scott Collins is visiting rela-
lives In Seaford
Mrs. George Remington is the guest Of
Mrs. William Oloud IN West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs N L Henderson went to
Philadelphia yesterday
Miss lola Eastburn. Of Union. Del
who Is a student a swarthmore College,
Is Spending the Easter holidays in this
city Ds the guest Of Mrs. Ezra Fell.
Mrs L. L. Appleby is visiting Mrs.
Willism Jacobs ct Chester
Mr.. and Mrs John S Vert, Of Elkton.
Nd, spent yesterday with relatives at
the Clayton House.
w S Tnwnsend, Of Ocean Grove, N.
j., is In this city.
Mrs. T. G. HoRue and daughter. OF
West Chester, Pa , are visiting friends in
this city
Frank l. Spesknsn studsnt in the
law cffics OF * City Solicitor William 7.
Lyman, Is home from the Yale Law
School for the Easter holidays.
Miss Mabel Smith, of Asbary Park, n,
j., visiting friends here.
Mrs Ersstus B Atkins Is visiting Mrs.
Joseph 7. Blrris. at Lewes.
Mrs Mary Truitt has returned from
ssAford accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mary Blades.
Mrs Charles Blsuoy and children have
been visiting friends in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Mlnner tave re
turned from visit TO Mllfor1.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
TH8 DOOxED DODS0N FAMILY.
terized tho History OF tho aepbsrs Of
it at Havrs De Grace.

Strange Fatalities whtch have Charac-
terized the History OF tho mepbsrs Of
it Rt Havrs De Grace.
HAvRK DE GRACE, Nd, March 80 -
Strange fatalities have characterized the
history OF the Dobson family at this
place. The recent death after a difficult
surgical operation Of Mrs + II. Tarrlug
recalls the many iudden and violent
deaths Of relatives OF her father, Wlllism
Dobson. Three Of his brothers In law,
Jesse Benjamin Thomas p. Barnard aud
Amos Barnes, we're fllied on the Phia-
delphla, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road a fourth brother in-law, George
Johnson. was accidentally shot IN Cecil
county while cunning. and Mrs. Sarah
A Johnson, sister of Mr. DabsoD, drop
ped dead while walking across the h,or
Hls father, Jsfse Dobson, ded from the
bite OF poisonous insect. Jesse A
brother OF Mr.. Dobson. was drowned
Oliver Poplor, nephew, was drowned
two other nephews, Edward and Howard
Poplar, were killed In an explosion on
their fathers steam yaeht OF Baltimore
at the sane time Mrs Dobson's cousin
Joseph Brown. Was killed and another
nephew died from n wound In the side,
caused by being struck BY q she'll
Other relatives who met untimely deaths
we're jesse Cox, uncle, choked 20 desth
by q Il b bone. and John Dobson, cousin.
death b. lockiaw. The only member Of
the family now living is a daughter OF
William Dobson
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
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Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Deer Park, ON the Crsst Of the ALE

Deer Park, ON the Crsst Of the AIleghenies.
To those contemplating trip to the
mountains in search OF health or pleasure
Deer Pbrk on the crest Of the Allegheny
Mountains, s. 600 feet above the sea level,
offers such varied attractions as
delightful atmosphere during both day
aud night. pure water, smooth, winding
roads through the mountains aud valleys
and the most pictures que scenery In the
Allegheny range. The hotel is equipped
With oil adiuncts conducive TO the
entertainments, pleasure and comfort Of
it's guests.
There are ALEC number Of furnished
cottages with facilities FOR housekeeping
the houses and grounds srs supplied
with absolutely pure water pped from
the celebrated Boiling Spring" aud are
lighted with electricity Deer Park la on
the main line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilroad and has the advantages OF It's
splendid Vestlhuled Limited Express
trains between the East and West
Season excursion tickets, good for return
passage until October 3ist. will be placsd
on Ale st greatly reduced rates ct all
principal ticket cfioss throughout the
country.
Tho season at Deer Park commences
June 22d. 1888.
For full informal on as to rates, rooms
etc. address George d DeShlelds
Manager. Deer Psrk, Garrett County,
MARYLAND
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
povn An the rim DistIict.

Ex Trustee of the Poor Merritt N.
Willis, Of St Georges hundred, is after
the Republican nomination for Levy
Court commissioner from the Fifth dis.
trict OF New Castle county. He has the
Higgins faction at his back. and will
undoubtedly win the nomination. The
outlook IS that William A. Scott, the
present chairman of the Levy Court, will
DO his Democratic opponent
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
STORIES OF The DAY.
what Pro.ca.hsdral Msana.

A recent discussion among number of
persons as to why st. Peters b. O.
Church is called the Pro- Cathedral led an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter TO inves-
tigate.s The word. OF course. means for
a cathedral. but the point was why It was
so applied Father Meeley at 81
Peters. when appealed TO, stated that
the name rs used means 4 church used rs
cathedral by bishop until proper
cathedral Is erected. Bishop Becker
chose st. Peters AZ the seat Of his zee
and Bishop Curtis likewise retained Il.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Nenark.. sandar VI.Ilsr..

Special Correspondence Evening JournsL
NEWARK, March 30.-Mc. and Mrs.
Pyle, Of Kannet Square have bgsn visit
ing their daughter, hrs. P. A. Riley, on
Cnoate street
Mrs. Ost. OF Wilmington, Is ths guest
OF her son. Rev. George OFT.
william Singles and Wllliam d
Russell are guests at No 1920 Paramount
avenue, Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Knight. Of Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. John L Fflck, on Cleveland
Rvenus.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
psath of Mrs. Heater shortt.

Mrs. Hester s. Shortt widow Of
Abraham NJ, Shortt. formerly Of this city
and still very we'll known here died st
the residence of her son Abraham l.
Shortt. in Philadelphia yesterday. She
WAS 7s years old Her funeral will take
place from her sons residence tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. lnieIment will
be in philadelphla.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Peoplo's mIgslon REVIVAL woTk.

Al the Peoples Mission yesterday the
meetings were very largely attended
Mrs. Ida Kenney and Miss Stewart, Of
Philadelphia, evangelists, assisted Mrs
L zzio Smith IN conducting the meetings
To morrow an all Day mesting will be
held, beginning 81 o'clock In the morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Selling q House TO Evict Tenants.

A former cltizsn Of Wilmington who
now lives In Cape May and who owns a
house here. was In town few days Rgo
trying to dl0pose Of bis property. In bis
reason for so doing Ia a grain OF humor.
IL seems that the tenant occupying the
building owes about six months rent end
cannot be made 10 move. Being peace
fnl man and averse TO the law. the owner
Is trying to sell the house TO get him. cut
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
rhs Pnrllm-Easter Numbsr

VIII be ready the early part Of Apr l.
Everything in it viii be new and Original
1t will contain articles by Captain Charles
King. U S A., Ex-Governor George W.
Peck, Of Wisconsin. and other noted
writer's An entertaining number, well
Illustrated Send ten l0) cents to George
Fl. Hsafford, publisher, 4lj O.d Colony
Building, Chicago, ILL.,, for a copy.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
- o, clInr Acadcmr.

The cycling fever h as caught Whining
ton, ss other places, and ample evidence
Of this can be furnished 10 the fast Of
Increased patronage at Pyle's Cycling
Academy Tenth and Orange streets. A
large number Of persons learned to iide
last week; Competent instructors in st
tendRucs at ell hours from 8 m 10 10
p. m. Instruction free TO sll purchasers
Of bicycles from Pyle Cycle Company i.
Brand new wheels at patrons disposal,
FJwlerR. spalding, WAverle-.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
PgDERAL BUILDING MATgRIlL.

Blake end williams VIII ship the sheet
Iron FROM New York This Week aud
Proceed with the Work
Superintendent of Construction James
w. Ware. Of the New Federal Bnildiug
says that II Lsscb & Son, the Chicago
contractors have arrived in town they
bave not yet presented themselves at his
cTfce
Blake & williams, the Nav York con
tractors. will ship material 10 this city
this week and their workmen will quickly
follow. The fest instellment will be OF
abeet iron. This boilers are now being
cnnnlrIlcted
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

her womanhood that any disturbance of this
sensitive organism throws the whole system
out of harmony. Female weakness "
causes nine-tenths Of all the wretchedness
which women endure. II can never be per-
manently relieved by =" local treatments. Z"
That Is generally an expensive, cubarras-
ing, useless, 1nakc-stift What IS needed Is
Or. Fiercc's Favoritc Prescription TO reach
the iurcTnCst sources cf the trouble and
restore health cnd strength directly to the
internal organs. This stops the weakening
drains which sap life's foundation heals
all liberated conditions, gives the ligarnents
elastic power of themselves to correct mis-
placement of internal organs and imparts
tone, vigor andvitality 70 the eutire feminine
organism In a word the Favorite Pre-
seription " makes healthy, happy women.
Dr Pierce Is the Chief Consulting Physician
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical 1nstitAte
Bufafo Y. Y. He has made hic-studv Of wo-
mems peculiar ailments Over ninety pages Of
HE great work. The Peoples Common sense
Medical Adviser are devoted 10 the considera-
ton of diseases peculiar 70 women. Successful
means Of hcinc-trcatrncnt are therein suggested
making Il unnecessary 20 employ physician a.
CT 10 submit 10 his p" examination" " and tie
stcrcotypcd but generally useless. "local treat
mcnf'f Twcnty-one (1t1 ouc-ccnt stamps to
cnucr cost OF mailing 0Iiy. will hriug copy
of This useful book. Address Worlds Di..
penzary Medical Association, buffalo, n. Y,
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
rr6RuTEu

CONLY-HANBY- Thursday evening,
March 20 1895, az the residence OF the brides
Hendricks. pastor Covenant Reformed hpis'
clpNl Church. James q. Comfy. Of this city,
and Miss Anna }. Handy. of Carpenter, Del.
GRHENW ENWELL-LYNCH.-O Wednesday
evening. March %. 1896 at No 532 West Fourth
street. by Rev. Charles "a Hendricks, pastor
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church. VIII
liam n. Greeuwell and Mics Mary A. lynch.
both OF this city
HANBK-WHITE-A Br1ndYwlne NJ. r..
parsonage, on March % 1896. by Rev. Asbury
Burke, Frank Handy and Irene White.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
As Others see Than

The West Chester Local News Of Sat-
nrdsy had the following to say about these
WilmlngtoniSns: Ex- President Of CITY
Council Harry G. Conrad, OF WILMINGTON,
who has at iimes been called the hand
somest man In that city, Ia in town to-
day. He is q cousin OF Charles Il.
Pennypacker, and also of Recorder
Thomas d Grover.
George O. Maris, Of Wilmington, who
is one OF the most enthusiastic bicycle
riders Of his age TO he found In the
Middle Atlantic states. is In town to- day,
but he left the wheel at home, hoping
20 ride 1t when the season is more
advanced
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
uTbe Bu,rIar, To.morrow NIrht.

Five years ago "Tbe Burglar" when
produced Of ths Madison square Thea
tire. was the most potent drawing sttrao
tiop at any Of the theaters In New York,
aud IL Is produced In tone with all the at
teution to detail that oharscterizea the
prod at the home theatre. As
pretty and interestiDg a play as ever
grseed the boards OF any thsRter Is The
Burglar and it will be Gt the Opera
House to morrow night.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
euakg-RooAeI PARLlMENr.
Hs Denied that ho had bsenl Divorced
From hts Beautiful New York wife.

no Denied that no had beenl Divorced
From hts Beautiful New York wife.
James Boothby Burke Roche
whose wife, Mrs. Frances Work
Burke Roche secured divorce
from him "a this city In 1890 aud after
wards returned to the home Of her father,
Millionaire Frank Work. OF New York.
was elected to the British Parliament on
Saturday.
Before was election a Dublin paper
charged that he was not Fl man for the
position, having been divorced.
Mr.. R1che absolutely denied having
been divorced ard sued the paper FOR
$l5, COO damages for llbel-next day another
paper published the story OF bis divorce
here. but as be had then been formally
nominated his election was proceeded
with.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Oplr4 House.

The New York Stars pleyed on SAtu--
day night TO a small sized audience at the
Opera House. The regular vaudeville
progrSm was given. the best feature Of
which was the fling trspeze act by the
two girls, AMI and lno.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
BeeiDninr Of the Passover.

The Jewish Feast OF the Passover be
gan at SUNSET last night. and at the
Hebrew synagogue. in this city. services
were held In observance OF 1t. The feast
commemorases tho de.iverancs Of the
children of Israel from Egyptian serVi-
s0js and continues for week
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

ChamberlRin's Cough Remedy gives the
best satisfaction OF any cough medicine
handle and es n seller leads all other
in this market lrecommend
II because It is the best mede cine ever
handled for coughs. colds aud Group A.
w BAIDERIuGE Millersvllle III. For sale
by y James Belt, druggist, corner Sixth
and Market streets
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
nIr. GAyley Is Better.

Edwin H. Gsgley was seen by an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter this morn.
ing and asked regarding the state Of
health OF his father, T. G. Gsyley. Of
Philadelphia, who has been critically III.
BE reports that he is much improved,
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Reception to a New Pastor.

Rev. s. N PilchRrd. who has just Be
come the pastor Of Scott N. Il. Church,
will arrive In the city on Thursday. On
that evening rec ,plion will be given in
his honor ia the church, from 7.30 until
10 o'clock
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Second Annual Reception and Bail.

F. Blumsnthsl and Company will give
their second annual Complementary re.
ception and bali to their employees on
Friday evening, April 10. Tho festivities
will be held in Turn Hall, at Eight and
French streets
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

We like to call the attention Of our
readers TO q besutiful book bser card
a count (sll the girls want
him which picture shows that John A.
Lsngle's BsvariRn (lIiglnsD book bser
ia the heet
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Home for rthe HoiIdA,s

Roland Kent, Of SWarthmore, is spend
ing the holidays AZ bis home In this city.
He is accompanied by his friend, William
John Morrison. OF Illinois, student Of
the class of 96. studying under Dr. De
Garno the new sciepce Of "apperception. 4"
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
CarsnelI.smitr.

Mrs A. M. smyth. Of No SIG West
street, has Issued cards announcing the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Emma
w Smytb. 70 Frank r Csrswell. on
March 20. Mr and Mrs. Carswell will be
Vt ht ms to their friends ct No. 14Ol
Rodney street, after APRIL 10 Mre.
CTswell Is the daughter OF the late
Major General Thomas A. Smyth
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
rormer nolaunre nrlnl.ter nsnd

Rev Justin 7. Unstsad ded at his
home ia Coatesvllls Pa, IN Friday
night at tue age Of rs Yeas Mr.. I'm.
stead had presohsd at Coatesvllle and
Fsgg's Manor He was pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at smyrna FOR many
WARS
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Alwira-n Martin

The marriage has been announced of
Miss Ida Martin. Of Rsboboth, who is a
frequent visitor ia this city, aud John
Alwine, Jr.. OF Philadslphia. The
ceremony will take place April 8. at tae
home Of Robert w. Dodd, at LsWes.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
A Question.

The book The boob What II ls!
Don't you know ii2 Ring up telephone
No. 56i and order case Of John A
Lsngers original Bsvsrian book beer.
All the bottlers have It.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

Perhaps you would not think so hut 9
very large proportion Of diseases in New
York comes from cerelessDess about
catching cold, saws Dr. Cyrus Edison 1t
Is such simple thing and SO eomncn
that very few people, unless it IS q case oi
pneumonia. pay any attention TO 6 cold.
There are n great many cases OF catarrh
and consumption which have their origin
In this neglect Of the simplest precsntion
Of every day life. Ths most sensible sdvice
Is, when you have one, get lid Of it as
soon IS possible. By all means 90 not
neglect it Dr. Edison does not tell you
how to cure = cold but we will. Tske Cham
berlHins Cough Remedy. Il will relieve
the lungs, aid expsotorRtioD, open the
seoretions and sooa tffeo. q permanent
cure. 20 and 30 cent battles for sale b. z.
James Belt, druggist 6th and Market SIS
!. NJ 4 f ~.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
Nor WeIrhs T,rn Hnndrad.

Rscsiver OF Taxes John T. Dickey and
wife, who have been spending several
weeks on the Paolhe Slope, are expected
home next SATURDAY. Mr.. Dieksy now
weighs 200 pounds.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
twenty mn vTeddipr oeIebra,ion.

Rsv. J A. B Wilson, formerly mem
Der OF the Wilmington Conference, and
MRS, Wilson are celebrating their silver
wedding anniversary at Los Angeles.
california, to-day. A mum Der Of Della
ware relatives and friends had been in
vited to this celebration.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
rhn.n nnnl-s.Arn PnantIen

We have few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sev
eral hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which viii be sold at fi.7 = copy,
which Is about uns-fourth the publicA
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNslly's Cyclopedia et 32 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30
psnsr rnttnrns. Ten oent,.

Ladies', read the fashion article on tie
third page OF this paper and send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL Office Tor
an mp, to-dste paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-30

All communications intended for insertjon
an this column should be addressed 10 Society
municetions should be written on one side Of
the paper only.