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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25
BRYAN's BUSY DAY.
Busines, aud Pleasure Combined In the
Trip to Rig Indian.

Big Indian. N. ", Aug. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan were guests last night at the
Winnisook club at Winnisook Lodge. a
delightful summer camp. overlooking a
little lake IN a nook OF Slide mountain.
1000 feet above the sea level, back in the
Catskills. several miles from the Hudson.
The journey from Upper Red Hook,
where the Bryans have rested for a week,
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would oe a stampede. and that the NOM
ination would be forced upon him. But
even IL Mr. Platt accepts, he will not
receive either a unanimous nomination
or a nomination by acclamation.
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Hon. Thomas ingalls,, a prominent citi-
zen of Marblehead. Mass, died after an
Illness of about year. lie was II years
of age, and had a long public record.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-Competent first and second girl;
CO ored he p preferred. Apply In forenoon. Room
40 Industrial Trust Building su2i--6t
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AGENTS wanted on Life OF Mckinley and
Hobart" by Murat Halstead; also r. l.. Metcalfs
Life OF Bryan and sewalli" canvassing outfit
free; highest commission. Address w. w. Will
son. Publisher, 2st Broadway New York
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-Situation by young Nova Scotia
girl. 10 assist In bousework or care OF chill
dren Apply Elmwood street a22 Dc
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H. WEISS a co., portrait artists and solar
printersi our productions are unsurpassed. as We
only employ men OF long experience in ali de.
partmcnts. and II you wish TO connect yourself
with the house that will back you up with prompt
ness and at prices as low as is consistent with
good work send for price list 50 Portland street.
Boston. Mass s24-6t
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ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

On 90 days' residence. good ia any state.
Write HOGGART a CARUTHERS, for
full particulars, at their Eastern Office,
lis Fuller street, New Yerk. jy3l-6w
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Personal.
ARRIVED.

PROF SMITH, Palmist Phrenologist Astroio-
elst and second sight who has no peer. Salts
faction gwen or no pay. Permanently located 8;
Aborn street. aa2i- ygt
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; always
pie enty Of work; only two months requiredi posi-
lions guaranteed constant practice; good iu-
structors; tools do mated certain; any one
can learn; catalogue containing terms mailed free.
Manhattan Barber School. 81 Hudson street. New
YORK CITY. auis-6t
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DIVORCES quietly and legally obtained for
eight uauses. Dolman a buettner, Rttornsys
% law Established Is year. Highest refer
snces givrn. 1873 Arch 81, Phil a20 n
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WANlED-Psrfcrmers OF all kinds In all
branches OF variety business. Call or address
w. 4. West. Pavilion Theater. Msin street.
Block Island. nxOd
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WANTED-A young man in the Office OF
man anufacturing concern. Applicant must be siz-
teen TO eighteen years old, graduate OF the gram
mar school, and resident OF tho North End.
Wages $40o per week. Address In own hand
writing Box iss, Providence. au1o-3t
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PATRICK DoNAHOE, oldest ONCE in Boston
"a. 10. 1850, tickets 10 uT from the Old COUNTRY n
ali lines; packages sent 10 all parts Of the globe
by foreign express; GRATIS on ireland, Englard
and scopandi send for circulaf GO Washington
street Boston. nui2-6t
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AGENTS wANTED-lo funny sample buttons,
post paid, 46c. SILVER. Franklin Introduction Co,
3 Central street. Lowell. Mass au24- Ct
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10 LIGHT COMTLEXTON PEuPLE-send
SOC. for receipt and -ampls 60 prevent sun.
bum snd whiten the com pleNiUn. A. POI.
ter, fox ll70. Providence h. j. B2O o
WANTED-An Idea WHO can think OF some
simple thing 70 putentf Protect Your ideas:
they may hrlng you wealth. Write John
ington, ID. e., for their sisQO prize offer and
list OF 200 inventions wanted. a24 ~
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FOX SALE-Nine.room cottage at Oak.
land Beaoh. Apply to J. Il Randall. 20 oak
land Beach avenue. pov2-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For anything that
wont eat prefer real estatel, three speed bred
Colts. age 2 = and 81 neither one 10 as near broke
as am. p. O Box ai2 auq4-6t
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wAN1ED-Csnvassers 90 WORK on popular
books. big money in it, Address y. w.
Jr.. Il. Providence, X. l. sz0
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

FROM Maine 10 California men to handle
outit for cleaning cemetery work. granite
and marble. Nothing .ike IL on tne market.
ton. AL
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FOR SALE-Two splendid cottage lots on
Warwick Neck. Apply to d. Russell Brown.
noy2.tt
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KITCHEN and DINING ROOM
OUTFIT.
Over 274 Articles, everything necessary
in the Kitchen and Dining Room, for sa7.
~ down and Si.25 weekly
CHAMBER OUTFITS

Evory outfit consists Of seven piece
Chamber Set, Spring, 1 Mattress, 1 Dec.
GRATED Toilet Set, Pillows, 2 PILLOW
Cases, 2 Sheets, 1 pair Blankets, and {
Spread. One for s2s.b9, one for $500, and
one for s38 90
Terns, % to 81 down and SOC.
or 76c. weekly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PARTNER WANTED in real estate and bust
ness chances No risk: business established
small capitals address Box J-1. News ONCE a2,-
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CLAIRvoYANT.
NJ RS. EDWAR DS,

The greatest Medium and Paimlst on earth, has
arrived End will remain a short time ouly and can
be seen AZ 10 Nashingto street corner snos
street Can ~ ohce aud convince yourself OF her
wonderful pow.r she gives also Massage Treat
fnent and MnnIcnre. prlres reas0nahle an Q. fl
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FOR sALE-Buttonwoods Cottage parr-
ally furnished. Apply TO ID. Russell Brown.
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AGENTS Local or travelling outfit free. big
money. exclusive territory. no capital, Que agent
cleared one day s73.40 so can you, our safes sell
at sight. city or country. Alpine Safe and Lock
Co, Cincinnati o. au22-tt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25
ALONG SHORE.

We are right in it on Summer Cottage
Goods. Rattan Chairs and Rockers 81
and upwards. Newport Rattan Couches
Is and upwards. Our new Cottage Parlor
Suite is just what you want. Consists OF
I Divan, Arm Rocker, Lady's Rocker,
Cents Arm Chair, and / Small Chair.
The price is only s16.
? down and soc. weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25

WANTED-Male and female agents every
wnere TO sell Shaeffer,s New Pancake Grid.
die. The greatest seller out. Everybody
wants 10. Send stamp. BOX l44, North Will
hrsham. Mass. n2l o
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AGENTS WANTED-Loeal ana general; one
Gu toner gets hundredsi Bgent in Taunton made
sls. FIRST day; all men have 10 wear them; send
address to general agent as he Is here for short
time. he will call on you. +. L. Wyman. a5
Rr radfnrd street. Providence II L aut2-6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25

GOOD CHANCE for a practical tailor to buy
a coed tailoring business. small capital required.
good reasons for selling Address Post ONCE Box
e5i. Brattleboro, VT an22-tt
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NOTICE AGENTs-Ma anufsctuTe and sell your
own goods. send l0c. In &c. stamps for 100 money
making secrets. formulas, etc. Address Boston
Dist Agency, Heath ave. Roxbury Mass. a2i-6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25

FOR sAI.E-Ten-room bouse, los Burnet
street. Apply TO ID. Russell Brown. nova q
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NEW SEASIDE COTTAGE for sale. price
$3.50. safest beach IN Mass. fine bathing,
boating and gunping. Frank Moody, bII
Middl esex street, Lowell. Mass. a2o
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rs TO The Official Democratic silver pm con-
sists OF q rooster standing shock OF wheat; the
ter's tail has ~ feathers-l6 silver, gold: the
shock OF wheat contains II sheaves-i6 silver, |
go d samp by mail ioe ; discount to clubs and
agents. The Quin Novelty Co.. SAT bth avenue.
Pittsburg, Pa. auA-6t
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WANTED-writers 90 do copying at home.
Law College. Lima Ohio. ax0
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED Situation as housekeeper In
overs family. y. G. Gardner, Phenix, X, i.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
LODI and Personal 800.


Tx Speaker OF the Senate John P
Donaboe won't TO B .ltlmore this morning
TO participate In the First Defenders
Association demonstration He repre-
SAINTS the Union Veteran Legion.
Miss Helen Graham was In Philadelphia
yesterday
Deputy COLLECTOR Of Customs W. A.
Comogys spent yesterday In Philadelphia
as the guesf OF the different exchanges
on the Bourse
Speaker of the House Il. Il. MoMullsn,
Of State Rosd, was In town to day to
attend the Sanborn -Derrlckson wedding
W. H Coulbourn, sf ssaford, ia
registered at the Clayton House.
Ex Sheriff Philip R Clark is rushing
Summer and his esndidacy for receiver
OF taxes Of the came time He came out
yesterday with brand new straw hat.
Physical Difectsr Jackson, Of the
~. O A, was In Baltimore yesterday
attending the commencement exercises
Of the Baltimore Medical College class OF
60 Of which his brother, w. A. Jackson
Is a member.
Miss Nora Rssrdon and John O'roole
we're married ia st. Mary's r Q Church.
this morning, Rev Father Flynn Off.
oiating
The Eden Hall afternoon nclng
classes will have pleasant sociable
closing the season on May /.
Charles Watts went to sdll Pond, Nd !,
to day TO attend the funeral Of his step
sister, who died suddenly.
e. L. Rec, Jr., is IN Dover.
John X. Bradford has a very attrae
tive bicycle suit. IL Is OF bro Tn golhng
cloth with golfng stockings to match
Jsmes W. Ware is on the need and
will be out In few days.
Willard Salisbury, Jr., is IN New
York
William S Hilles ard H. o. Conrad are
In Dover to- day
Street aud Sewer Director Samuel
Chambers Is in Kennett Sqaare to day.
Hugb,O Browne has returned from the
peach orchards OF Car0linsicouaty, Nd.
He says that, barring late frosts and the
June shed, there will be ar enormous
crop OF fruit
L. Q Bayuard. OF FarmlnRton, Del. is
visiting bis brother IN Wilmington.
Thomss Davis ard son Rankin have
returned from visit to friends ia Mil.
ford and Georgetown.
Miss Fannie Hughes. OF No 1C3 West
Tenth street, is confined to the house by
sickness.
Mrs 6eorgians Wilson. who has been
whiting friandq hara FOR anna tf,oa
returned TO her home in Pittsburg Pa,
this morning.
Representative William Wilson. of
Chrlstians hundred. was In Wilmington
to-day.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

pink roses; Miss Wilson, black
velvet, entrein; Miss Hosslnger, white
taifeta with yellow chiffon trim
mings; Miss. Bandy, wore red
moussellne do sole; Miss, Jennie
Raub. pink tulle with pink satin ribbons
Miss Annie Hossinger, yellow satin, pearl
trimmings Miss Calvert, Of Phila-
delphls, white organdie over sR'in
Miss Henry, pink Persian silk
with Dresden buttons; Miss Newell
light green satin. pearl trimnines; Miss
Hatton. Of Portsmouth. Va. black nous
selne de sole: Miss Turner. light blue
velvet with diamonds; Miss Lena Evaos,
white silk with violet trimmings; Mrs.
John Pllllng, Jr, yellow bengaline; Mrs
Charles Evans, lavender silk with vio-
let's
The men present were Robert Moth q
eral Allen Gallaudet Oliver, Joseph
Breckenridge Handy. Joseph Humphrey
Hossinger Cecil Hamilton Green, Gaorge
Griffish Henry. John Pulling. Jr, Albert
Henry Raub Edward r Turner, Allan
Calvert. Charles Black Evans
Mr. and Mrs George w Williams have
issued cards for the wedding Of their
daughter Miss Lydia Russell to John
Peurose Wilson. on Wednesday evening,
April 30 at their home
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Doherty-DaIey marrIaeo

Miss Margaret J. Daley and Henry A.
Doherty, formerly OF Wilmington, now
OF Nswport News Va, were mgrIisd In
st. Psups r G. Church yesterday after
noon at o'clock Rsv M X Fdlon
performed the ceremony. Miss Daley,
sister OF tns bride was best girl and
Tnomas Dohsrty acted as best man A
reception followed at tha homo of the
brides parents, No as Van Buren, street
Among those present were: ar. and
Mrs Sylvester Hssley, Mrs Agnes
HsGley. Mr. and Mrs. James Chandler,
Miss Anna Rsbmau, Misses Rose
and Lizzie Gallagher. Mr. and
Mrs Bonner. Miss Belle Bonner,
Misses Maggie Hollorau. Alice Lynch,
Nellie MacNally, Mary Welcb, Mrs
Narzant, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Dolan,
M j. Roach. William Vansant,
Edward McNulty, Thomss Roach.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Daley. Mrs. william
Dollsrd, Mrs. McCulo, Misses Anna 5M.
and emily A. Doherty, James Doherty,
Miss Marguerite Doherty. Mr.. snd Mrs.
Martin Daley and many others from Bal
timore. Philadslphis and Ns~ York.
The brides party loft Wilmington &t
Il .. M on the Baltimore and Ohio road
for Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
rho nslaware araduats..

At the aoventy 9Th annual commence.
mento OF tho Phlladclphia College Of Phar-
macy. held at the AcAdamy OF Music,
Philadelphia, last evening, and the compile.
tion Of the three quarters Of century Of
the existence OF the institution, those
Delawareans were gradusted Miss
Edythe Westan, Alfred Logan Kelley. VIII
liam Smith Killiam. Calvin Swsrtz, Al
bert Dougherty. Oscar Carmen Draper,
George Cooper Moore, Charles Schabinger.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
sports KInetosooped.

The regular ran Of the WILMINGTON
Bicycle Club next Sunday will be to
Media, Pa The start will be made a6
8 30. The distance Is thirty eight
miles.
A number OF Wilmington riders will
~erf'eioste in the century run Of the
Qa-Asr City Wheelmen on Decoration
Day
The sesson Of the National league
opened to- day, and the Atlantic League
season will open April % Wilmington
will play Paterson in the latter city on
that day.
McOrscbsn, Wnmlrgtoa's nav left
fielder doubtless had very bad attack
Of Spring fever" or Charley horse" or
some other baseball complaint yesterday
Perhaps some one has told him thSt it is
COED ball playing 70 walt for a ground
bah and never 70 mest it
The last OF the series OF inter city whist
club games between clubs from this
city and Philadelphia will take place to-
morrow night
Captain Kirk. Of the WILMINGTON Bicy-
cl0 Cluo. and CaptAia Guss, of the Brandy
wins Wheslmen Of West Chester, are
arranging a j5int club run.
The Blue Srar baseball team has or
ganizsd with these players: J. H2ney,
L. Peeky and . Grant p; W. Hansy,
1b J. Russell, % r Idly, 3b;C
Grsnf, :. SD GormRD. ! f.; W. Nc
Ginley, c. l. ]. Hawkins. (. Thew
w&nt 70 play teams un Ter II years Of
aga j. HRney Is manager.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
To the Most
Deserving NewSboy
Contest opens April 20.
Co test closes May %.

Every newsboy who sells
the Evening Journal Will have
an opportunity to secure the
prize.
The boy who shows the
largest increase in his Evening
Journal sales for the thirty
days beginning with Monday,
April 20. and ending with
Saturday, May %, will have
the best chance of getting the
wheel.
Contestants must register
at the Journal office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
WHINE wsdded rhIs EvonInr.

Miss Mary A. Nosik, daughter OF Mrs
Mary Mosrk, Of No 69s West Sixth
street, and Bernard Kleiz. .of Whining
ton, viii be married at the reaidence Of
the brido's mother, by Rev. Paul
Iaenechmidt. OF the German
Lutheran Caurch Frederick Klsilz.
brother OF the groom. aud
will be best man and bridesmaid respect
lively. Il promises TO be one Of the
pleasante9t sooi al events OF the season In
the German circle OF Wilmingt on.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
The seasoa's Event Al Newarh.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April is The social event
OF the season was 8 duplicats whist
party given by Mr. aud Mrs. Charles B.
Evans at their handsome residence on
North College avonue. The house was
beautifully decorated With pottsd plants
and cut flowers
Among those present were: Miss
Reub. who wore white satin With
ouehesse lace and diamond necklaces:
Miss Bridguap, in nile grseu silk and
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
win InRton Dogs win Prizes.

At the Philadelphia dog show yester.
day several Wilmington dogs won prizes
Ia the open dog class for smooth haired
terriers, DR. j, Ferris Belts Wawaset
kc.or was commended. Wawasst Lucy
won third prize In the open bitch class
In the puppy class Wawaset Actor won
third prize aud + B McNRir's Barcl was
commended. Dr. J Ferris Belts wire
hsired fox terrier WawRset Trick was
commended. A kodak offered by DR..
Bslt for the best get of Hillside Royal
was awarded TO Wawaset Luna. a VIII
mlngton bred dog, owned by B. s. Horn,
of Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
RecsntIon 10 lhe InaIoInrr.

Many prominent Delawsreans ara In
receipt Of invitations to attend reoop-
tion 10 thu judiciary OF Delaware
by the Sons OF Delaware. Of Phla
delphia, on April 80. It will be
held at tho Lawyers Club. Of Phlladsl
pbla. Tho reception will begin at @
o'clock and dinner vii be served one
hour later. l. is expected that lsrge
delegation Of Dslawareans will attend.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Iarae Ola.a lar conarmntIon-

WEST CHESTER. April 10 Next Sun
day Will be notable one among the Ro
man Catholics OF Pheaixville. when a
class OF $50 persons will be confirmed by
Archbishop Ryan. The archbishop is TO
bs met at the railroad station By a large
delegation OF the church, where the
Ph0alx Military Band will take part in
dlscoursiug a numosr OF sacred selsc-
tlons.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
MARRIED.

ARK-HARvEY-By Rev. J. b. Quirg.
at Chester Bethel NJ. r. Church. in Brandy
wine hundred, on March 81, 1896, Lewis II.
CLARK and Mary K. Harvey, both of Brandy
wine hundred.
HINKsON- Rev. J. b. QuiR1,
At Bethel NJ. X. parsonage. on April /. loeo
Andrew n Hinkson and Blanche A. Talley,
both OF South Chester.
MARTI Ne -STGGDEN-By Rev.J. +. Quigg,
At No 1927 Wa4htnQton street, Wilmington,
Del, on April s, 1893. Joseph II. MARITIME and
Eva G.. Stogdeu. both OF BrRndy0ine hundred.
Chester papers please copy.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
DIED.

BRIGHT.-In this city on April u. 1896
William Bright. aged 81 years.
FOX.-On the 11th instant, James @. Fox
husbaDd of Addie G.. Fox, aged Al years.
MOSELEY On the 1lth instant, Caroline
L.. wife of George MOeeley, aged h3 years.
VANDEGRIgT.-On April l5. 1896, Leonard
G. VaIdegriff. ia his sith year.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
WIae Mcguire.


Loomls o Wise and Miss Kate r.
Mcguire. both OF New Castle. wsra mar
risd nt the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
George A. Roberts. No 800 Broome
street, yesterday afternoon The cers-
mony took place at 80 O'Clock and was
performed by Rev. w A Wise sf North
East, Md brother Of the groom, assisted
by Raw Vaughan 8 Collins, OF Ne1
Castle.
The bride wore e pretty white silk
gown and carried bouquet Of bride
roses The parlors were tastifully deco
rated with plants and cut flowers, the
ceremony taking place under a bsll OF
Easter lilies AR and Mrs Wise went
away on the 3 10 train north
Among the guests wero: R,v w A.
Wise and wife, OF North East Nd Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Robinson, William
Roblpeon. Miss May Robinson George A
Roberts and wifo, Alex Palmer and wife,,
Of Cllntondale MY J Hoffecker and wife
Misses Elsie Mary and Mabel Hoiiecker,
Of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs George
holiday. OF Chester Pa; Mrs. Thomas
Massey and sons Joseph @ Jolls end
wife, james MoColgan, wife aud two
daughters Of MlddletOWu; Rev James
M NANNf NAAHhNh hhAAAa NA+ A4NeNNN NNANNf
Arthur NJ Wise, John g. Wise and wife,
Thomas d Wise and wife. r p Wise
and wife, Miss Mary Roberts, B. w
Roberts and wife, 8. @ Roberts. Mr and
Mrs O D. Rilinqs aud daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Deskyne. Nj and
Mrs J b Manlove, MT aud Mrs John
Lsnoir Mr and Mrs. George w. Cline,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Frazer Mrs Ela
Grimes, Miss Carrie Cline, Miss
Winnie Sheridan, Miss Lucy Ford,
II W. Hushebsok, Miss Name Csrin.
Edward W. Esgle, Mrs Mary Kiog. Mr.
aud Mrs John Megginson Mr. aud Mrs
R A Vnllette. Autnur Kee, Harry King,
Miss Edith Hushebsck. Miss Lillisn
Meredith. jefferson Downham, Miss Sae
Morgan, Miss Cara Warrick, Mics Ida
Wilhelm, Miss Sue Simpson, Edward
Massey. Herbert SiDple, of Dslmar
Samuel Johnson, Of Clayton, and Miss
Cecilia Collins.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
aus,t. Of Vic carrsntsr.

Miss Natalie Randall, daughter OF Cap
tain Randall OF the 50 Paul. and Mas
Mary Hiukzon, daughter OF Mayor Hlnk
son, Of Chester. are being entertained by
Miss Minnie Carpenter
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
sanborn Dcrlokson.

Niles Isabella Alton DsrIckson.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Derlck
san. bscame the bride OF Andrew X San
born at high noon to-day The ceremony
uniting them was performed b7 Rsv.
Lafayette Marks OF Hsnover Preabyter
ian Church, at the home Of the brides
parents, No S02 West street.
The bride and groom we're unattendtd d
except by DR.. Willard r. Derlokson
brother Of tho bride, who acted as best
msn. There were no ushere, but William
r King OF Philadelphia. and J. Frank
BlgQs. of Wilmington held brosd white
eatin ribbons which formed on aisle
though which the bridSl coupla passed
The pariors we're beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and lilies The
mantel was banked with the same, and
before that the ceremony was performed.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
white and cream silk. the bodice OF which
WAS trimmed With turquoise blus mirror
velvet and rich lace She carried a large
bunch Of bride roses.
Immediately after the ceremony q
" edding breakfast was servad TO nearly
100 guests, close relatives aud friends Of
bride and groom From TO o'clock
there was a reception at which about 300
guests offered congratulations.
The groom 10 one OF the most proml-
nent young lawyers in Wilmington He
Is associated with Lsvi @. Bird aud has
figured IN some OF the most important civil
suits ever tried in the state Toe brids
Is a charming young woman. very poPu
lar in the social circle In which she
moves
Mr. and Mrs Ssnborn started on
wedding trip north this afternoon. In
about month they will take possession
OF their handsomely furnished home.
No Sl3 West street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

Gut of weakness comes strength when the
blood has been purified. enriched ana vital
ized, the appetite restored and the system
built uD by Hoods Safsaparilla.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache.
Indigestion, biliousness. All druggists. 2Jc
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
Hack to Lombardy.

Hack will leave corner Fourth snd
Market streets on clear Sundays, at 2. 80
p. m, for Lombsrdy Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16
ITEMa oE lNTEREsr.

II IS said that the comir man is going 20 be
hairless and toothless This being the case,
future woman is to be blind. .-Tammany
Times.
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

Judge-"Six months in jail at hard labor"
Vngrant-"Say. ledge. can't YOU Quadruple
that time and remit the labor?"-Detroit Free
Press
Evening journal., 1896-04-16

Go TO the Wilmington Turngemsinde
Fair at Eighth and French every night
until April 2S. Admission loo.