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RAILROAD.

Schedule y dec December :. 1896
Leav. Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and & street.
'ot Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited trains 1000 Il. m, sos p. IN.
Fer Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianapolis.
Eestlbuled Limited, $40 p. IN; express,
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
dailJ 10 90 a. IN. and s 90 p IN.
FC, Winchester and way stations. 10 a.
IN to;Jo p; m
Roanoke, 5co =. m. daily, Sleeping Cars
through.
tor Luray, $40 p. m. daily.
For Bal altimore, week days, 500, $50.
x7o5, x7.Io, 500, $50, ks. 30, X1O. 90,
ss5 90 l2d9 'x59S9
x6 20, $50, xs;oo, s,I5, Xs 20, Ill 8,
XII 90 P m m and 5S 4i2,o1 night; suPdays
X515, 6 30, xS.O0, x3.2O, II.16, XII 90
p. m, x12.01 night.
For napolis, I 10 and s, 80 a. m, IL. 10
and 4 SO p 81, Sundays, $50 a. m, 4. 40
For Frederick, week days, 50 a, m,
1900 noon, 4;3o, $50 p. In. Sundays.
For Hagerslown, 1000 a IL. and 1890
p. N.
For boyd and way points, wees days
days, 10, 100 p. IN.
For Galthersburg and way points, week
days, Z SO. 800 a M. IL so, 3. 10, 4:30,
800 a. NJ. lis, 4.5O, T.Ot5. iU.15 .. IN. .
For Washington Junction and way points,
7.35 "a. M, 4,30, $50 p. In. Week days
lis p. m. Sundays.
For Cape May, 10 a. m. q noon
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with fIntsch light
For Philadelphia, New Y York, Boston, and
the East, week days, 500, 90 a. m.
Dining Carr, l 90. (12 .3o Dining Carr, 500,
t5O5 Dining Carl, t12.01 night; Sleeping
Car open at o 90 o'clock, sundays. l9 90
a. m. Dining Carl, t12.35 Dining Carr, 800,
IS 90 Dining Carl 12.01 night sleeping car
open ten O'clock Additional trains for
Philadelphia, week days, % a. IN, daily.
b 90 p. m.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, 1900
noon, and 1895 p. m. week days. 1885
Except Sunday DAILY. xExpress
trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
noteiS and residences by Union Transfer
Co. on orders left at ticket offices, 619
PENNSYLVANIA avenue L. W., New York
avenue and Fifteenth street, and at depot
VIM. NJ. GREEN, CHAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies. Etc.

SATURDAY Y-tblAt 30, 20 p; m, for
must be directed per c. Condal.''
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Hall
fax. and thence hv steamer, close here
daily at 12:05 p. MID
Mails for Mlquelon, 10y rail 10 Boston and
thence by steamer, close here daily at $50
p. mtaD
tIago de Cuba. which will be forwarded to
New York up to 1885 p. IN. Wednesday
the 10Th lnstl close here daily at 3 p. IN.
for dispatch, via steamer sailing MUnda Y
and Thursday. from Port Tampa, Fla. teI
Mails for Mexico overland Except those
for Campeche, Chlapas, TabaSco, and Yuca-
tan, which are forwarded TO New York, for
dispatch by steamer sailing Saturday, after
the Wednesday overland dispatch and those
for Progreso. which are forwarded to New
York FOR dispatch by steamer sailing, Sun
patchI. close here daily at T:10 a. III.
Trans-Pacific Mails.
Mails Tor China and Japan, per S. S. Bel
W. to $40 p; m. December %. {dJ
Malls for China, and Japan, per S. S.
Braemer, from Tacoma, close here daily
up to 80 p. m, December 19.(O
Mails for Hawaii, per S S. Australia, from
san FRANCISCO, close here daily up to $50
p m., December 23.
Mails for the Society Islands, per shin
Iroplc Bird, from san Francisco, close
here daily up to $50 p. M, December
70 I'd
Mails for China and Japan, specially ad-
dressed only, per s. s. Empress of India,
from vancouver, close here daily up to
$50 D. m, December 2S.( i'd
Mails for Australia Except West Aus
traIaI. Hawaii and Fiji! Islands Especially
addressed only, per s. S. Miowera, from
Vancouver, close here daily up to $50 D..
m January 1.(d)
Mails for Australia (eXceptthOSe for West
Australia, when arefOr warded via EurOpe) =,
New Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan
Islands, per g S. Mariposa, from San Fran
cisco, close here daily up to $50 D. H.,
January z I'D
Trans L acific mails are forwarded to
the port of sailing daily, and the schedule
or closing is arranged on the presumption
OF their uninterrupted overland transit
talRegistered mail closes at 1000 a. m.
same day.
tb)Reglstercd mail closes at LOO p IN.
same day.
tclReg1stered mail closes at 600 D. m
same day.
Unregistered mail closes at GOO p. IN.
previous day.
(eJKegistered mails close at 100 p. m
Tuesday and Saturday,
ulRegis5ered mail doses at 600 p M
previous Saturday.
JAMES 7. WILLETT, Postmaster
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTA TIE OF Lucilis L. Reynolds, late
OF Washington, ID. c., No. 7514, Document
-; ~ issued Sal December 1886. Applica,
court of the District 81 Columbia, holding
orphans court, for probate of last viii
or said decedent and jfor letters testament
dard and Mary A. 'Re ynolds, executors
named in said Will, THIS is to give notice
to all concerned to appear in said court on
1897, at 10 O'Clock 4 m, to show cause
why such application Should not be granted.
Attest: j. ,N0TA MGILL,
Register or Wills.
de5Oaw-3 sE
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIBE-At 927 ID St NV, horses.
carriages, buggieS, and wagons; ali
styles: 81 so and 50 per day noi9-
EOR IRE-To drummers and busines,
men horse and buggy or Dayton ST so
and So per day. Apply to the REX STA.
BLES, rear of 615 ST. Ew.: telephone call
100 myl6-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.

FOR SALE-Several tracts of land,
from acre 10 10 acres; on electricr Dads,
near Washington; very cheap, and on the
easiest kind of time; also small tracts with
;ouSes; also farms on and near the Potomac
River, within 80 miles OF Washington. at
- per acre; now Is the time TO buy: call or
send for my list and map OF county prop
erty: also suburban places for rent; offices
Will be open during Christmas holidays
JAMES Il. CLEMENT, 1 32I + ST. NV
del64t-em
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Transatlantic Mails.

Printed Matter. Etc.-Gerrnan steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays take priated matter.
etc, for Germany, and especially addressed
printed matter, etc, Tor ether parts OF
Europe. %
White star steamers sailing from New
York ON Wednesdays take specially ad-
dressed printed matter. etc, for Europe.
The American. Cunard and French Line
printed matter, etc, for al countries for
which they are advertised to carry mail.
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FOR RENTEHoUsEs.
PERSON AIS.
HALEE. THE MEDIUM.

HALEE. THE MEDIUM.
Card Reader and Scientific falmist.
tells your life from cradle 10 grave, and
just what you want tu know; also tells
about business deals. law suits, love ar
fairs, courtshp. marriage, lost or stolen
property, family ircubles, friends and
enemies, reunites separated husbands and
wives, sweethearts. etc, brings troubles
and quarrels all right, causes speedy
marriages with the one you love, removes
spells, causes good LUCK, cures drunkenness
and other faults; satisfaction guaranteed,
price 25c. and soc: hours 8 IA In IL p.
III daily. 925 III st. NV no22-l mo
SIP NrSH lessons, 3oc.; rapil, prac-
teal method. GO7 + st. NV. deI6 Stem
As III e. NCIS. wasmngton's s old
est and most popular medium, will give
life from cradle to grave. Sittlngs, 3 to
D. Cards, 25c. Trance, SOC. BOZ East
Capitol st. del5-7t
YOU want II suit OF clothes ana oyercoat
for Christmas, there are lots OF others
the same way, andit Keeps us busy fitting
them in our line cuStonI-nlade ones, Slight
ly Worn, at surprising figures. JUSTH'S
OLD STA ND, 619 II st. NV Gelb-tf
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love affairs, losses, etc, cradle tograve,
for 6Oc.; ;reunite separated husbands, wives,
sweethearts or friends, causes speedy mar
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FOR SALE-HORSES.

FOR SALE Large, powerful, high
gentle; OF high spirit; having easy amble
and fox trot unoer the saddle; warranty
given. Apply GEOkG E Il. CALVERT,
1909 Pa. ave- del7-3t
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POsTOFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily by all interested,
as-changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending De-
cember 10, close promptly at this office as
follows:
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash. all kinds OF old
United States postage and departneus
stamps. Collections also bought. H. F.
DUNKHORST. 100o 5th at. NV. se9-u II
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DIR. CZARRA'S,

NO CURE, = o PAY,
No GI5 Pa. Ave, y w, ashin:.ton, II. G
Specialist IN chronic and private diseases.
Pies, Structure. Hydrocele, Gout. Catarrh
Dyspepsia, Blood Poison cured, Vitality re-
stored. Consultation 1ree and confidential to
loIh sexes. Daily. Uto i. to6.
81 H1E. THEO. pailliSj ana card
reader, can tie uUlIsultcQ on business i Gd
Io"e affairs; wives and mothers come aud
see me when i'll trouble; communications
strictly confidential; German SPOKEN. open
daily prices 25c. and SOC. 929 II st. INV.
Uo2 mo
OpFI IYea est Inedium and spiritual moth.
er, DE-. MARY GORDON, tells you ali
"a 'IgS and prescriLeS a proper remedy for
yuuT troubles, consul this gifted lady
before IL is too late. Now at 529 18Th
ST. NV DoT IT
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WALTER 8. WILLIAMS y co, Auction.

HANDSOME SODA FOUNTAIN,
JOHN MATTHEWS PATENT; FOUR
ELEGAET SHOW CASES, GLASS
FRONT: DRUG FIXTURES, MARBLE
TOP AND GLASS FRONT I'RE5C RiP-
TlON CASE, COUNTERS, SHELVING,
&c, &c, Ar AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, december 10, at /
O'Clock Il m, Will be sold un the premises
northeast corner lUUn and II Sts., the
above named articles without reserve.
Terms, cash.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auction
GERS. QelS-2L
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RIGNALD " BEALL, Trustee,
del l-nf-nnI

DUNCANSON BROS, Auc,uncers
UNITED States -Alars."t's SAT-
virtue OF ii wilt o. lirrt laclds lSsCct
olt OF the clerk OiL,.' ni il. .Suprc..it Cob,
OF The DIstrc5 of Columbia ana 10 ne Ii-
Tected, i Will sell for cash at pHbilc saie
IN iIoht Dt The corr. Us'.l~.s .I,ri-, y
Ton, d. C., on WEDNESDAY, becemnef
%, l596, at IL o'clock a. M, III Iiic
iiSit, uile, cain and interest OF george
lot numbered 3, in square numbeTcd -ou,
-, i,ua'c IA ic city OF ', ,a>ilthEtnii, biSt. ~
ol Columbia seized ana levied upon as Inc
property of the said George \. Drury, ana
sold To satisfy execution No. 3lO16 IN iaVuf
OF mos. SIruhan x 60.
ALBERT A. WILSON, L. S. Marshal.
de- w IDS
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
Walter b. Williams & Co., Aucts.
TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL Sale
BY Order of the Old Reliable
Taunton
Silver Plate CO.

SOLID STERLING and sILvERs IL y,E,Rs.
PhATEp P: WAkE, great Tar'esyr STRiaS' 81 S'safS'
GLASS WARE, Beautiful CUT GLAIssS9' eIs9'
in unique designs; 900 dozen of the GEN
UINE ROC ERs CUTLERY, and many
useful articles su'aaP'e a4 dS!R 5Tf presents
saesroon, Corner 1Ulh and ID streets,
Facing IA. ave. INV.
SALES DAILY, IL ~. NJ, and 7:3O L. NJ
This being their 25th annual sale should
be fun guarantee as 10 the quality OF
goods sold ). =. HALL. Manager Taun-
WALTER h. WILLIAMS x CO, Aucts.
TR USTEE S sale OF new two,story
pressed brick house, No. ia Hickman
street southeast. BY virtue or certain
deed OF trust duly recorded in liDer - 40,
loiio 80 Ell seq, OF Tie land RECORDS Oh
lile district OF Columbia, and at the re-
'is,e 9nest OF the party secured thereby, 1iie
Undersigned trustees Will offer Tor SAFE, aI
ir1thC auction, IN 'front.' OF the premises on
IUESD 7, tie twenty second day oil DC
celilber, a. ID. 1896. at haii pasI ioHP
CLOCK p. H., lot eighty-four tSfl III
AlciiiilieueS HcCknian ssubulYlsIonui SQUIRE
seven hundred and thirtysiN t136l as per
pat recorded III IIDer II lolio l0', one %
tlie records OF the surveyors Office OF tiie
blstnct or Columbia, said lot Improved ny
= new tWo-Stury, siX-roOIn and Dati pressed
brlck house, No. "a Hickman street south
east. This property VIII he sold, however;
SUBJECT TO Il prior Incumirance ol RECORD
ia iber 2oI3, Iuiio 323 Ell seq, IN tnG sum
ol sixteen hundred 81 600 dollars IerHls
OF Sdie. S25B OF the purchase money over
and above the SAID prior incumlFance to
he pad In cash, balance III one year, WIN
interest at SIX 90 per centunl per ahhuhl,
payable scni-annually, secured by dcca
OF trust on The property sole, or an Cahll
al the option OF the purchaser Deposit or
500, required ut time OF sale. Terms 10
be complied with within ten days from
ddte OF sale, otherwIse the lot VIII De
resold 1T the risk and cost OF dcfau!ting
purchaser. Conveyancing, etc, al Inc cost
OF The purchaser.
DAVID ID. STONE, Trustee.
SOC + street NV.
BIGNALD " BEALL, Trustee,
S'6 street NV.
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DR.. Leatherrnan,

Specialist in all forms OF private diseases
Uydrucele. Narlcocelc anG Structure cured
Consultation free. Every day, 8 To IL. .
to 3; Tues. Thurs, ana Saturday evenings,
: to 4 Coz + st. NV Closed Sunday
DIR, YLOR. 806 + ST NV makes
fuI sets Uf teeth foE So; satisfaction
Guaranteed. teeth extracted without pain:
gold Tl!:ng 81 amaIgam. boc. extracting
tree 'vhe plates re made tei
LADIES p-edins confidential treat
woman com plants and irregularities. Gold
medal awarded for tts science OF obstet-
rics from the University OF Munich. Ba-
yaria Strictly confidential. MRS. DIR
RESSER No. = Seventh st. ne. neas f.
Cap. St, Wash.n gton. ID. g.
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MANICURE,

MRS. M. M. O'CONNOR. expert
manicure. 12l6 q st. NV. del7-7t
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-12 acres; rooms; ST;
ne. de1S-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

w NTED -Menand women UuU Of en-
plOyHIeut ana willing TO work can learn
OF permanent situation at good wages. by
writing ut once TO 4. V. H., Box 2S3,
Augusta, Maine.
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FOR SALE-APPLES.
FREE SAM MPLE Of $l.5U packed
barrel New York State apples at ST ore,
S24 tn NV. del77t
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sITuArIoNs wANTED-MALE

WANTED a young man, a place;
undeTStdu hOuSewOrE and orr wing,
city ref; willing 10 do anything. 1903
18th 81. NV del9-3t
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once Seventh AID King. Phone 545.
b. 7 Sergeant, dealer In oosl and wood
irLsrge PEA coal for family use.
OAK or pine wood, large load 81. 90.
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High School sports.

The Wilmington high School Atbletl.
Association held It's seventh annual fielC
sports on Saturday at Rivervlew. Th,
events were hotly contested and wer,
witnessed BY many spectators. They
resulted thus:
100 yards dRsh--Flrst heat, Clinton
Vansant FIRST. William O'Keefe. second
Everett Adams, third. Second heat, How
ard Cam, fast; Charles Robeler, second
Paul Taylor. third Third heat, Howard
Hahn, drst; J. H. Breunstein, second, and
j M A. Grant, third. Final, Howard
Cam, h-st Howard Hahn, second. Time,
IL seconds,
Half-mils bicycle--H. Clymer, Grst;
Charles Perkins, second; +. Cooper,
third. Time, Ill 4-5.
One-mile run-Emmett Adams, 6rst ;
West A Trotter. second Ernest Kelley,
third. Time, 90
Running broad jump. w. Brady,
first; Frank MRrsdsn, second, Actual
jump. 1s feet Il inches.
220 yards hurdle-Howsrd Cam, frst
Frank Marsden. second; Edward Ayars.
third. Time, 80 Id seconds
Three mile bicycle open-W. r
Goodley, first; Harry Yssger, second !;
h Harlan. third. Time, 1885.
100 yards chempionship-Gso P.
Prentiss, Hrst; George Mccartney.
second; Howard Hahn, third. Time,
IL 8 seconds.
Standing broad jump-EdwRrd ].
AYar5. hrst; Frank Marsden, second.
Jump, feet 81 Inches.
Hslf-mile walk. opsn-W. FL.
Thai cher, 6rst: J. NJ. A. Grant. second /;
J. B Braunstein, third. Time, Acc
22O-yards dash-C. 7. Vansaut, first /;
w. A. Trottsr, second; Charles Robelsn,
third. Time, 25 2-5 seconds.
Running hop. step and inmp-E. J..
Ayars, hret; Il. Cam, second. Actual
jump. SO feet
one-mile 5icycle-Frank McCausland,
first; II Clymer. second; o. Perkins,
third. Time, 3 1926
sSO-vard run-Howard Hahn, frst
West A. Trottsr, second; Charles Robs
len, third. Time, 2.2525
Summing high jump-H. Cam, hrst
Frank Mersdsn, second. Actual Jump, 4
feet a inches.
Throwing bsse ball-Frank Marsdsn.
hrsti Howard Hahn, second; Gsorxe
Woodward, third, Dlstanse thrown, 27s
feet inches
Putting - pound Fhot-Harry Alex
andsr, hrst; O. e Adams, second Frank
Buckmsstsr, third. Distance thrown,
80 05 feet,
44O yards dash-West A. Trotter. 6rst ;
Q. +. Adams, second; William Matchett.
third. Time, 5S 8 seconds.
Pole vault-W. A. Frederick, irst
Harry Alexander, second. Actual vault,
2 feet n inches.
The event that excited the most
Interest was the grammar school relay
race IL was won by the team from
school No 4 comprising Smith, Savllle,
Fahey and Hawkins.
W. : Goodley won married mems
one mile bicycle race. Time. 295
Frank NJ. Boyle made a half mile In
/ 90 40. Frank j Pyle made ave miles
unpaced In IA IA
The winning Of the championship Of
Delaware In the 100 yards dash by
George Prentiss was expected by all Of
his friends, bat Mccartney pushed him
hard. In tho mile run Charles Jack
tainted but was resuscltated In q few
minutes.
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coming at cannon ball spsed but John
oeftly stopped it By the way. Newell
took advantage OF his FIRST opportunity
TO make hit on Saturday by batting out
three bagger.
Drew seems to bs getting back to his
great batting form Of the earlier part Of
the season. He got his base
four times out Of FIVE times
at bat on Saturday making a three
bsgger once that brought In Berryhlll
and Gallagher.
Manager Freedman says he will not
sign Rusle unless the big fellow sgrees
to accept the original terms OF the club
The Frankford A. @. won Its sscond
game from the Athletics Saturday by a
score of to A IL also defeated the
Poplar Senate by scoAe OF to 2.
Al meeting Of tho Delaware College
Bssebsll Club on Saturday. Willis. o.
WAS unanimously chosen captain Of next
years team.
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TheIr PrIncIpIss p.llned.

Another meeting OF the Hebrew
Independent Political Education Club
was held last evening. A paper on
"Politics" was read by Chairman Barnet
Gluckman, who defined the principles OF
the two great parties. On next Sunday
Adolph Kuhn will deliver lecture on
"Bsrns." The club has decided to rent
permanent quarters.
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So
SHOES.

White Chamois Gloves, ST.,
for 69c.
White Silk Gloves. 75c, for
55c.
White Silk Gloves, soc, for
39c.
White Silk, black stitching,
soc, for SOC.
White Kid finished, 371lc,
for 25c.
White Lisle Thread, 25c,
for 15c.
Children's Lisle Thread,
lOc.
Tan and Slate Silk Gloves,
SOC, for SOC.
Black Silk Gloves, soc, for
59c.
Black Silk Mitts, soc, for
25c.
One lot of fne Black Silk
Gloves, sizes 555 to g only
for 15c.
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At Hartford
Haaa nnII Nnlaa.

That triple In the fourth by the NETS"
on Saturday was one Of the best plays
msde this season.
The Ivy Leaf base ball club defeated
the A. A. c. Saturday by score Of %
TO II.
Gallagher made q. wonderful catch of
line ball batted by Standish In the
sixth on Saturday.
McCaffsrty's good record on Saturday
was marred BY giving nine bsses on
balls The fact that Csvslle aud Foster
were given bases in the fourth inning
swelled the Nets" rms by two, As Bat
tRm's home run brought them and Sey
mour In.
One thing that Is appar ent Is that No
Oaherty cannot be hit very hard. With
the exception OF Battsm's home run and
Csvelle's three baggsr. none Of the
Neil" hits on Saturday we're very long
ones.
Newell made great stop Of Cavelle's
line bic In the eighth The bail was
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NNFopIa"'s FopE

is never Gore. and it Is especially wearing and
ncar'seae 20 those Who's blood IL impure and
unit properly 20 tone, sustain and renew tho
r2iia1 OF neirc, mnscie aai tissue. Theoniy
remocy ior t,nl, weak. nervous women is in
hr iriy 40 ~ tiT.ns GOOD ncrye TOME blood
purifier and Nt,li1er IKE Hood Sarsaparilh
Fer troubles Pccn'iarfo Uomfa at chanee Of
season. ai-n-;c or l.c great cures are made D.
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20 and SOC, now 10 and zoe.

-~ 49,
Special for Wednesday
commencing at S--not half
enough of some things to go
around last time-the early
callers get the choice:
5000 yards splendid dress ginghAms, O.
10 and 10 yard lengths. plenty OF
dark patierns-weye 1913, now sc
per yard.
5000 yards OF tie 6ne India Linon and
Victoria Lawn in lengths of 2 to 10
yards. We've sold thousands OF yards
OF these elegant fabrics, but rever
offered better bargain than this lot /:
BOO ones for 1910.
3Oc ones for loo.
Boo ones for 16c.
Reduced Embroideries were
taken with a rush. There will
be a greater rush for this lot,
as we are determined to clear
this stock out for Fall impor-
tations-
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sportinr Nera Moro.

John Whitehead is to be congratulated
on the good showing made by the
High School athletes under his
direction. Mr.. Whitehead is an
instructor In the manual training
department of the school, but has
always taken keen interest ia the
success Of the athletic association.
A new race track is to be built at Iron
Hill, three miles north OF Elkton, on the
P, w. & B railroad. The new assocla
tlon was incorporated to-day as the Iron
Hill Racing Association. Work on the
new track will commence to- morrow.
job. GlynD, champion bantam weight
OF Delaware, Is trying 70 get on a match
with Jack Madden or Casper Leon at 10
OF ll2 pounds, to take place in New
York
kid Lavigue aud his manager are
to return to America from England on
July l. It is proposed to give him a
reception. The Impression prevails that
be will have to defeat Jack hcAulife
before he can be acknowledged as the
lightweight chsmpion Of the world.
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Atlantic League standing.
national League STANDING.
WHARF Thsr Play To-day.

Wilmington at Newark.
Philsdelphis at Washington.
Cleveland at Louisville.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Baltimore a6 Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
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SATURDAYS League Games.
At Paterson.

RHR
Paterson. OO1 O o O i-0 s 3
Newark........O o o o 81 1s 5
Batteries-McMackin and Eltour; Biistow
At Hartford.
R.HE
uartford...--0 10l 0g 0-5 %
Batteries Seeds and Smith; Mack ey. Frye
and Hodge
Evening journal., 1896-06-15
DIED.

DIED.
COLLINs.-On June 10, 1896. Sarah E.
Collins.
KAvANAUGH-On On the 11th instant, Peter
Kavauaugh.
PALMER.-On 9th month, 10th. Margaret
NJ. Palmer. in her SD year.
Evening journal., 1896-06-15

The balance of our stock OF
Silk Shirt Waists are now
offered at great reduction.
There are only about three doz-
en- left-all this season's-of
the newest styles and best
workmanship.
Black silk strire, With blue. old rose
aud white; sizss "a, So and 8S 50 75
from 81.
Fancy silks-gr' en-. tan, lsves6er and
white. with lavender figure; sizes 81
and 80. 81 80 from $12
Blue Taffeta silks, with small hair-IIne
OF white; sizes 80, 81 and SO. 50
from So.
Gsrpet and green fancy figured silk
waists; 80, "a and &c. $49O from
$3.50.
Black, with shaded old rose figured silk;
sizes 80. "a, 36. S8 $4.7 from 81.
0aly As speiisl psrcale shirt waists;
s'zes 3S. 40 and Az Splendid quality,
Zoe from 81.
We've marked down bead
ed lace garnitures lace insert
ing and passamenteries at the
below figures for quick sales:
5 Green. brown. Blue. irridesceut beaded
lace garniturss:
Were SO 95, now $1.62;
Were 81 25. now Slip;
We 81 90, now $1.00.
Black Lace Insertion
Yves e5 md 81, nov tOc
Points of Passamentry-
Were % and S5c, now 10 and 15s.
Beaded Laces, 9 inches
wide
Were 81 90. now 50ci
Were $S 90. now 81.
Narrow Passamentry in
Colors-
Were 90 and 8Oc. now los.
Figured All-over Laces-
Were 81 25, now SOC.
Were S1.75, now 81.
Remnants of All Colored
Ribbons
20 and Soc, now 10 and zoe.
Evening journal., 1896-06-15
2Oc ones FOR 124c.
25c ones for 15c.
35o ones for 1Sc.
373c ones for zoe.
SOC ones for 25c.

Muslins will go into the
general house-cleaning for
Wednesday at 8.
One case yard-wIde Sill or Qusker
City fine blsached muslin at &c per
yard.
Twenty pieces 42-inch FIRE pilloW-case
muslin, 1910 quality for &c.
Twenty-fve pieces 45-inch nDs pillow
case muslin, l4c quality for 9s.
White Lisle Gloves, the
best we ever had, for 2sc a
pair.
Ladies black Isle thread
Stockings, in plain and Richie
lieu ribbed, our regular soc
goods, special for Wednesday
at s, 3 pairs for 81. Same
quality in tans and States.