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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.

Tho offices OF the Keeley Institute OK
Virginia are now located in Richmond az
s19 east Franklin street, for the cure Oh
LIQUOR and drug additions and neuras-
thenia. Write for cir .ular. Correspon'
darca confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute Box SIS. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
X. n. and =. X. X.
,ouNp-TRIp TICKETS TO GLEN AL

ROUND-TRIP TICKETS TO GLEN AL
LEN, VA.
Commencing Saturday. July 18th, round
trim tickets viii. be placed an sale 10 Glen
Alien. Va. ut following rates:
,,or zoe good TO return tho following
dsw' except when sold on saturdays; When
tSs, will be good TO return until follow
,nr', fn"dsx c. A. TAYLOR,
ihs "'"'' Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

The fire alarm turned in last night at
s.25 o'clock from station Co was occa-
stoned by a small blaze In Gay n Lor-
raine's stable No. ~ west Broad street.
Tho fire was soon extinguishod. after
SLIGHT damage The origin OF the fire
could not boz ascertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

MY Dear Old Southern Home is the
title of a new scne. of which words and
melody are by Will L. Harder The
words are full of genuine. healthy. senti-
ment apprCi RATED set TO bit OF music
sweet and lIeallrg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Inferniclnr Mnrlare.

Two brothers. George and william Hall,
engaged i'm "A rough-and-tumbie fight at
Twcnty-frst and Franklin street yester-
dav. They were arrested by Oihcers
Han. Wiltshire. and Werner, and locked
up at the First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

By n typographical error IN the account
NJ The doines of the fakir. Felber, in
Yesterdays Times. .he name Harding.
was used i'm one ins'ance where "Felber'
should have appeared. That this was an
nrrnr rs nnnarnnl from The CONTEXT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

TT is A FACT that Hoods Sa-saparilla,
the one True Blood Purifier. has proved,
over and over again, that " mas power
10 cure. even when other medicines IAN
70 do any good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

NOTIONS.

Shayig Brushes. Sc. each. ~,
~ f-2c. Substituted Garter wen DC
Children's Hose Supporters. Sc. eacn;
A In, 10 and 75c. Pocket-Books, now "'c'
A lot 81 Pocket-Books, soc.
, new 81 30 shopping Bags now "oc'
All our 25c. Leather Belts. l9c. each.
KID Hair curriers'. &c. dozen.
4 good Whsk Broom. &c. each'
parnlng Eggs. g. oach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Climate and Crops.

The Climate and Crop Bulletin OF the
Weather Bureau Of The United States
Department OF Agriculture has the fol-
loving for the week ending August 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
10 shlnncrs.

Quickest time and lowest freight rates
between
Richmond and Baltimore
wa
r. = and =. r. R.-All-Rail Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
skrTC1 OF COLONEL ELIETT.

Hon Ta1cWen Elicit who IFS seeking re-
nomination af the hands of his friends
TO-DAY. was born in this city ON January
J. 1856 and has lived hero or in Hanover
county an his life. Iic was educated in
the private school of John NJ Strother
until sixteen years Old when ne became
a cadet at the Nirrinia Military lnsti-
fute. and graduated from that institution
in 1870 Mr. Enott studied law at the
University a. Virginia. and graduated
WITH fho degree of u. l.. Zoo ISIS. Tie has
praeuco7 law Boo this city continuously
since lie was presidential cloctor in 1855
on OBJ. Democratic tickcf was for scvcra
ycar. a member OF the Board Of Visitors
az hs Virginia Military Institute. and
was 90 member OF the state Democratic
Committee for twelve years, during r
part 0f fhc time acting az "a member or
tfc Executive Committee OF ten. MT. tl-
ictf WAS elected 10 the Finy-Fourth Con-
rroaa Isf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

Church luu. "fhat without being the least
bit oi 20 dcmaeoeue nc is remarkably
attractive mau to The people and II sim
cere friend to tae lanorng man. This
is because of his dircctncss and simplicity
of character ] have know him am his
lfc. and Doe was captain or my company
during tho war; Iic has always been "a
iuan of singular purity or life. and hc j..
warm-hcarted and generous almost TO "a
fault lle would. perhaps Doe rich man
to-day lat for This fact Anybody who
has known him won viii toll YOU that in
the DAYS of hIs own financial prosperity
10 poor man nor anv worthy cause ever
appealed 90 Dim in vain"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Reduced Rates on Saturdays Daring Sam.
sSier.

Commencing Saturday. Juno sth. thc
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will sell round-trip tickets on
Saturdays. good until following MONDAYS.
at the one-fare rate. 10 stations on us
line. Tickets on sale at Byrd-street STA
'o"' G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

MERIT WINS and that is why Hoods
sarsaparila holds the abiding confidence
OF the public. Hood Sarsapariiia is
Srown nv the cures IL has made. IL is
tho one True Blood Purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
DRESS GOODS.

y lot or Beautiful Imported and Do
nestle Dress Goods including Mozam-
blque. Fine Mchars. Serges. fancy and
mixed novelty stuns: regular prices were
80 and Zoe. cut to 25c. the yard.
UMBRELLAS.
Ladies 26-inch Plain and Twill Silk
Gloria Umbrellas. with natural Congo
and Weichtel handles. also horn with
nickel mountings. and natural Congo
with sterling silver mountings. all with
paragon frame and steel rod. close roll
would be cheap at $50, must-haye-
money-sale price $l.l9 each. M
our Umbrella Department has no equal
In the city OF Richmond. Twenty-six-
inch SIX Gloria Umbrellas, natural Con-
20 and Wcchtel handles, Congo with
sterling silver mounungs. also Dresden
ball handles, paragon frame. all with
steel rod close roll. some with SILK cases
and tassle. real value $l.69, must-haye-
money sale price. 81. - each
Full limo or SILK and Satin Gloria. with
natural Congo and Weichtel handles.
sterling silver mountings. paragon frame,
steel rod close roll. would be cheap at
$l75. mGst-have- money-sale price. Sl.37 IL
each.
Ladies' and Gertlemen's fine quality 26-
inch silk Umbrellas, with natural and
Dresden ball handles. some silver mount
ed paragon frame. silk case and tassel.
close roll. steel rod, our regular price
s. must-haye-money-sale price, si.C3
each.
Ladies' and Centlemens 26-inch Fins
Quality Taffeta SILK. with silk case and
tassel steel rcd. paragon frame. regular
price s275. must-haye- money-sale price.
.239
Ladies' 2G-irch Extra Fine Quality Taf-
feta SILK with sterling silver and Ores
den handles. silk case and 'assel, steel
rod close roll. paragon frame. regular
price 50 20 and 81. must-have-moaey-sa 10
price, $500
Ladies 26-inch Taffeta silk, natural
horn handles. mouated with sterling Sd
yer, also solid silver handles. with para
gon frame. silk case and tassel, steel rod
close roll. regular price s.. must-haye.
money-sale price. s39S each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
we VIII Sever Have Bryan

and his free silver, so come ahead and
inves, your idle funds In the stock Of the
state building and Loan Company. Shares
Sfet so and $3.50. bearing per cent
ord : per cent. Interest and principal
guaranteed. Office. llOo east Main street.
We want 10000 quick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

Shippers should procure, New freigh,
between
Richmond and Baltimore.
Quickest time and lowest rates. All-Rail
Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
cobb..I.Iand- $50 Round Trip.

The steamer poci lontas will leave here
Saturday. August I'D. al 10 =. M re-
turning. will leave Cobbs Island az =;
NJ sunday. and arrive here about 40
A. NJ. Monday. Electricians Will meet
steamer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

Gee tho newest rates between Baltimore
and Richmond via All-Rail Line.
Quickest time and cheapest freight
Apply 20 r. r. and =. r. Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills. consti-
patton, jauhdice. sick headache pihol s-
ness. 25c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

Lowest Freight Rates between
Baltimore and Richmond
yil
r.. =. and z. r. R-All-Rail Line.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
KUTIER'R AND MURDERER.

Seaman Frank Jones Plots TO KIN the
omoers Of the BAfque Artlsau and Burn
Her.
The Britiah bsrque Artisan ran Into
the Breakwater yesterday. displaying
signals cf distress When boarded, her
commander. Csp ain Purdy, said he had
come fr0m the Philippine Idsnds When
about 100 mllss ffom Manilli, one Of the
ssamen. Frsuk Jones', Of Liverpool, was
detected trying to inducs the sailors to
Klll the officers and burn ths ship Jones
WAS at once clsppsd ia irons and then hs
confer ssd TO his Intentions He will bs
hsld pending Instructions from the Bit
ish ambassador.
The Artisan halls from st John, n
B.. whers her managing owners, W.
Thomas 4 Co reside She loft MAnills
on March II last for the Delawsre
Break water with cargo Of eugar. She
passed Ascension Island on Juns "a
where 1t Is supposed tina mu'inesr in
tended landing after burning the vessel.
II hs could gst enough recruits. Tb,
island Is lonely SPOT ia the South A.
lantic 0csan with which there ere Rs
means Of speedy communication, but is Z
very pleasant spot. and thithsr tho mutt
nesr intended TO retirs after carrying out
bis disbolicsl plan The motive for sue B
dendishpess is not yet disclosed.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.


Rev. w Allen Wise, pastor Of the NJ.
E. Courc0 NJ Nlrth East, Md arrived
here last night for a short stay 1t his d
h0ms.
Rev w FuzsImon. Of West Not
tinrham, returned yesterday after 0
pleasant Vi IL 20 Rev 3 BesttIs Wyis
Thomas D Wise, Of New Castle, Is
aotlog as station agent at Farnhurst 10
the sbsence OF Agent w H. CrHmsr.
who has been obliged to leave OF york
temporarily and so FOR rest al Oxford,
Nd his old home.
Mss Sarah Duffy and sallle MoGus
sre spsuding q few days With friends In
Pnilsdslphis
Mrs r. NJ Muuson and Mas GeDevlevs
Manson left for Philadelphia this morn.
iDg for shopping tour.
MISS l. zzle McOue has returned home
froa visit TO Philadslphls.
Miss Reba Saunders Who toge the
witn Miss Gertrude Kuntz aud Mics Elll
GlIi-, hes just returned from Atlanti,
City, will speud the remainder of the
Summer ~ country resort Ia Pennsyl
vAnls.
Warden Hugh Mcdonnell, Of the New
Castle al stsd, has returned home from
l pleasant trip
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
TO Be WHIPPED At CECIL'S POT,
John Boots Beat His wife, who Lives IN
Wilmington, and win Pas for His
Brutality.

john Boots Beat His wife, who LIVES IN
Wilmington, and wnl Par for His
Brutality.
ELKroN, Nd, Aug. 19 John Boots.
engineer OF the Dlebsrt dry dock In
Chesapeake City, was before Justice
Phillip NJ. Groves yesterday afternoon
charged with brntAlly beating his wife,
Mary Boots. who now resides in VIII
nineton, Del. As result Boots viii
receive ten lashes st whipping post
and will serve thirty days In the
county j4n Mrs. Boots presented
a pitlable sight as she sat, 10
the lstloe's court with little 2-yeavs-
old daughter on her lap H4r face was
covered with blood and all msIked up
from the effects OF blows received at the
hands Of her husband She told the
nstice she could not get along With her
hnsbsnd and vas residing In Wilmington
Del She said she had come TO Elkton
oy appointment with her husband to get
the baby and WAS 10 meet him here
She arrived on tie Afternoon trsin and
wslked ss far as the iron bridge on the
Chesapeake City road TO meet
LIN. he came along In the
stage and after getting out
ccmmeIcro 10 fco'u her, ana noHby Rot
INFO such q passion that be struck her
Sc veral bloWe IN the face She manage d
TO get sway from hlD aud come iunnip 9
iuto town, the blood flowing from the
wounds In her fsse. The man came In
later with his child aud, after being AT
rested. pleaded guilty OF the charge but
said his ifs had been unfaithful to him
He sckno ~ledged that he bad beaten
her bsfore. but said she would not do
right
States Attorney William s Evans
conducted the prosecution. and after
besriog the testimony in the case JUS
tice Groves Sentenced B3ots 90 thirty
days 10 ~ and to receive ten iasbes. X
will be necessary for Sheriff Mackey
10 erect whipping post. and he VIII
WELD the cet-o' nine tails In few
daHs This is the dfst instance In wbios
a man Was sentsuced here to be whipped
under the Law passed In 1882 aud onli
one other case IL upon record Ia IN
state The decision OF the Justice u
popular. as Che case HIS no parallel 10
brutality In the annals Of Cecil county.
Mrs Boots returned TO Wilmington
last night with her baby, and Is sufier
Ing from the aesault. Her husband
ebout 80 years of sge and has alwAy
been n qniet and industrious man
though kaown to possess an uS !
temper.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
no REST FOR SINGLE TAXgRS.

They WIN BE Fought to n standstiIi.
Regular Democrats Send au Opposing
Dsioe alton TO Dover To-day.
While the Single Takers won out at the
polls on Saturday on their Ford and
silver combination, their lautels are
about to be wrested from them. The
defeated regular" Democrats were not
by any meana satisfied with the Saturday
results, aud last night determined so
sead their delegation TO Dover 30 demand
seats 10 the State Convention on the
grounds that they we're the only regular
Democrats aud alone entitled to repre-
sent New Castle hundred with volce aud
vote
This tc.ion WAS generally conceded
last night when John q Rodney and
several other regular" Democratic
lea 'ers bearded an advance train for
Dov,r and was vsiif tbls morning
when Delegates John a Schubardt, Louis
f. issop, George Pustill, John / Boyle
sud John McGonigle the F'reeu'Ars, "
bosrded the 8 30 =. M train fsr Dover
Interest Ia this little NsW Castle 6eht
has SO increased that numbers Of other
Democrats went down to sec the fun
Herold sudell, tp plkesman OF tho Single
Tax ontht, declares that their laurels shall
not b sna ched from them without a
dght
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
Guaranteed to Fit, If Proper
Size Is Given.
A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT GOWN

Pattern Of This oan Re Had ny Send
ing 10 Cants 70 ths Evening journal
Omce--Patterua for woman. Maid aud
Child.
We have made an arrangement with
one OF the oldest and most reliable paper
pattern b Juses in New York, which
enables us TO offer to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns OF the
very latest and newest designs.
Thee patterns are retailed In stores at
from 20 TO 40 cent?. We have made
arrangements whereby we can offer
them at the extremely low price Of 10
cents.
A paper pattern Of any size, Of this
illustration, may be obtained by sending
your name aud address. number and
size OF pattern desired. together with 10
cents for each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL, Wilmington. Del.
please Observe the Following Measure
mental
For Waists-Measure around fullest
part OF bust, close under arm raise
slightly In the back, draw moderately
tight.
For Skirts-Measure around the waist,
over the belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how thesgarment is to
oe made.
When ordering patterns for children
please also state age Of child.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
EXPECTED An EXCITISG TINE.

The Republican C0u-ts Convention OF
Chester-In Session ro-das, and tho
Largest Held in Years.
wRsr CREsTeR Aug .9 The indi-
cations were last night that to-dAys
Republican County Convention will be
the largest held here IN years aud u will
have some exciting points during the
dallhera ions The ,th ial returus last
night polntei to the nomination Of
Colonel d F Moore. OF Pl oe ,ixyille for
the Legislature from tue northsTn
district over l. K.ler, OF the same
place Poss bly, they my tie aud tbs
contest will X, back to the .v1tsrs at g
primary el,c lou This Is q surprise to
many, ss the sialwArt element of the
party was regarded safe In the effort "a
defeat Colonel Moore.
In the matter OF register OF Wills. J )hu
K B dwio. OF Psrke blrg. who cannot
make the flee himself. has given notics
that be hss the strength TO nominate
one or the otle Candidates. and VIII *
erclee bis power accordingly. r N
Tbomss, who has fallen short In th
race for clerk OF the courts, has ais,
given notice that he will turn bi,
strength TO g. Gsoree r North. Of Eta'
Jonss Patrick, OF South Coventry. ~ho
is be strongest man for that Office
This also, has occasionsd much stir aD'
. fort on the part Of the frieLds OF Mr.
Patrick
Congressman R ,blnson will have fv
and one half or six delegates 10 the con
vention for a return to ,ngress and a
behalf Of giving Delaware county eq1s
represel tsiion with Chester his previou
eislm tn being able to poll one-twentistl
OF ihe votes cast have been verified, AM
he holds that this will make him a WHINE
at the coming November election. whe
he aid K Judge Thomas Butler will coo
test for tbs Congressional seat for thi
district Mr.. Robinson has alresdg beei
unanimously nominated In DelswAr
connty. and II IL upon the issue OF R:vin
his couoty an equal term With Oheste
that tbis contest for bis return to Cor
gress is made.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
MUCH WORK ROa COUSCIL.

some Cutters aud Streets In a Condition
That Demands Immediate Attention
The Seventh street Drain Ia BAD sbsps.
At the suggestion Of several prominent
residents OF th4 s)u herr part OF town.
yesterday Rn EVENING 10 fRNAL reporter
inspected that section OF Seventh street
near Clark where ali the drniaRge fro u
Clark street Is carried down by au opsn
ditch TO snall canal crossing tue @ ark
meadow and extending TO the Delaware
This drain has been neglected until II
is overgrowl and hidden by thick mass
OF tall weeds which cause all the drain
age from that end OF town to lie stag
nan. therein Ol.inquiry It was learned
that the drainage of this street has never
been properly look after by the city
These weeds It Is said, have not been
cleared out since William A Vicksry, OF
Clym street, was membe Of Council
Mr. Vickery then had to put men to work
on the high weeds VIII b scJ thea 10 sweep
down the heavy growth.
Every day seems TO impress one, IN
going ab)ut the city of the necessity OF
Nav Castles Council TO detail man, OF
force OF man. during the month OF
Angus TO look sfser aud keep pars the
open drains about town, none OF which
Is In pcms condition now. Few cluucIl-
men who are confronted With this per
picking question when the city treasury
Is loW seem to realizs that protection
from pestilencs Is more Important to
c ty then police or fire protection, oil
even the education OF It's young II
would bs almost a crime to allow thes,
cutters and drains to remain In theiI
present foul condition with scklJ
September approaching.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
WILMINGTON DYNAMITE DID IT.
An Exp,oslon OF she Deadly stun rook the
Life Of Three Men aud Seriously 1 jured
Twelve Othtrs.

An Explosion Of she Deadly stuff rook tn .
Life Of Three Men aud Seriously jared
Twelve Others.
LANCASTER, Pa Aug AT 43 o'clock
Yesterday morning the borough OF New
Holland was shaken as though by sn
earthquake, snd In a little while great
crowds OF people gathered at Andrew
Mlller's Eagle Hotel. In the heart OF the
town where the explosion occurred. The
spectators gszsd npon the fearful scsns,
al around them being wrecked b lid nPs
AID men dead aud badly wounded. The
disaster was caused b. the explosion OF
about l5O pounds OF dynamite which he'd
oeen received from Wilmington and
Thich was to be used by the Pennsyl
ssuis Telephone Company in rebuilding
It's lines bstwssn Lancaster and New
Holland
Nobody c IN tell positively how the OK
plosion occurred the only man who could
nave told bsing Charles Cannon. aud he
VAS blown 60 pieces. When Foreman
Peel gave orders 10 ths men to get their
tools from the stable they obsyed, and It
gaa while they were waiting for tbs
bus that the explosion occurred Fore
nan Peel, speaking OF what happened,
says be gave orders to Cannon to bring
out the dynamite, which WAS al ~ays
carried under the back seat Of tins wagon.
Cannon started TO obsy, and it is Mr..
Pstl's theory that Cannon placed the
dynamite on one of the seats Of tbs bus
preparatory to sto4ing it under ths seat,
when somebody on the vehicle Bccident-
ally hooked It down, causing an explo-
sion
Charles Cannon. the unfortunate
dynsmitsr OF the party, WAS blown to
psces, portions OF biz body being found
10 every direction Tos vistin was 26
years OF age, single. and be came to
Lancaster from Reading F Hammond
OF HARRISBURG, had every bone In his
body broken, and d,ubslsss his destf
was instantaneous He leaves . widow
aud two children ~ his homo IN Harrif
burg. George Crossman, II years Of
age, was terribly crushed under tb'
debris OF the wrecked buildings. Hi
mother resides at SteeltoH, and he haS
only been At work on the line little
over week the victim was brought
to Lancaster, but he diod Just after
being placed In the city hmbulsnce
Twelve others were seriously Injured
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
Mr.. DO. BINS AND HIS TSxgS.
The Man Who owns Eighty Dwelling <
Houses aud stores Defended BY Resi-
deDts Of the Southern Part OF Town.


The Man who owns Eighty DWeIIinE
Houses aud stores Defended BY Resi-
dents Of the Southern Part of Town.
Amoog the residents OF Dobblnsvllls,
where K chard J D)bbi1s, Of Philadsl-
phla. owns abont eighty eighty houses.
nssrly all OF ~hleh are tsnSnted, several
prominent clt'zsns stood By thar lsnd
lord in the matter OF the Fl hxht nov going
on b.t~een City Coupcil aud Mr..
Dob n-'s sgsnts. Several we're
approached By an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter tc day.
They claim that Mr DIb5lns Ia riyht
Ia that he never received any va'u b Z
returns from the city OF NeS Castle
that he justly protested against ever
being taken into tbs city limits, as hls
property was always Ia charge OF a reg
ularly-ealarled foreman: that Nc Dob
bins pays 81 year for each dwelling
house, and $12 year for each store as
city taxes, making over $500 annuKllJ
that he gets fsw, II any returns fro y
thar expenditure
Now, they claim. bef,rs the clsy pro
cseds against Mr. D5bbIns. who will
roteot himself ia the courts. the city
should hsst attend 10 its dcainsgs fco n
D,bbins sTille; then pus the streets OF
grade 80 that the D)boiDs age IT'S could
be forced to curb aud pave; then estab
lish and maintain a school OF tho p-l
mary grade thst children. Of whom th-re
are nessly eighty Ia Dibbinsville, OF q
tender sge, could at least be taught tS
raad aud write.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18

Ladies' Night Gown-Ia tho Summer.
before IL Ia time TO b gin on the Autumn
wardrobe. It ic we'll TO lag inN stock Of
dainty underwear This pretty night
gown will be found not only serviceAble
and comfortable, but better still easy to
make. It possesses full front ard
back gathered QUITO a sqaara yoke which
may be left plair, tucked or trimmed with
lace embroidery a. desired A servieeable
turndown collar edged with pretty frill
of embroidery finishes the neck.
The stitched lap which forms the
closing In the centre front Ia adorned
with fiill OF eDbroidsry to match the
collar. The full sleeves ars gathered at
the wrists nudrr hands OF insection, and
completed bl rufiies Of embroidery which
fall over the bands muslin, csmbric,
nainsook OF lawn are satisfactory ma
teriAl for this gown.
No. 20 O49:-LadIss' night gown re-
ouires for medium eize 81 yards oi
material SO inches Wide. Cat 10 eight
sizes. 80 "a, 36, 3S and 40 inches bust
measure.
Evening journal., 1896-08-18
rrlsd 10 oommIt snIoIds.

WEST CHEsrRR, August IS IA yonng
ma n made fra, TIC fort here ye- tel d ~
to XIII himself. While walking on Market
street he was suddenly ssiz d with the
Impulse and, taking up n large stooe
began beating his hesd In such msnntr
as would have proved fatal In few
seconds had not psrties quickly later
fered and taken him 70 the couoty jtii
A card on his person Indicates that bis
name Is Iohn Nj. Bayne snd that he W
from 1909 Four-ard a-balf street. Wash :
ingtou. d @ After being taken to lail
the man made two more attemp s TO eno
his life.