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eELVA pIseARREp.
Mrs. Lockwood Not Allowed 20 Appear n
Attorney In Pension Cases.


Attorney In Pension Cases.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3O.-Belva A. Lock
wood, once presidential candidate on the
Moman's Rights ticket and now practic-
ing attorney in this city, was disbarred
from practice as an attorney or agent be-
fore the pension bureau.
This action grew out of a charge made
against Mrs. Lockwood by the pension de
partment accusing her of having improp-
erly accepted fee Of S25 in pension
claim The bureau officials called her at
tention to the alleged improper charge and
insisted that she return the fee to the
claimant, as it was held that she had never
performed any services I'm the case for
which the Zee was paid.
She refused To comply with this de-
mand, which Is a customary one i'm the
bureau procedure pending an investiga-
tion, and she submitted lengthy state
Inents to the secretary Of the interior in
support of her position This was unayail-
ing, however, and action was promptly
taken, disbarring her from practice.
Mrs Lockwood viii probably make a
strong contest for reinstatement
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nArARRH nANNor nr OnRrn

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they can
not reach the eeat OF the disease. Catarrh Is
10 cure Il you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hali's Catarrh Cure Is no quack
medicine IL was prescribed by one OF the
hast phyeiciane In this country for years, and
fs a regular prescription. IL Is composed Of
fhe hest tonics known, combined with the
hest blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces such
won6 erful results n curing Catarrh Send
for testimonials. free.
]. CHEYNEY a CO.. Props, Toledo, D.
Sold BY Druggists, price 16c.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
KellY-pavis AIaIEIaEe.

William A Kelly, of the Darlington
farm, near New Castle aad Miss Annie
Davis, Of that town. will be married at
o'clock this evening, Rev. Father
BrSdy. Of S. Peters Church,
New Castle, officiating Charles
q. Sasse, OF this city. will be
best man and Mics Josephine Collins Will
be best girl. A reception will follow
this evening st Darlington farm, the
home Of the new bride and groom. A
number Of Wilmingtonisns will be among
the guests.
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Arrested by Anthony Comstoci,.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Jan. 30.-Anthony
Comstock, president of the Society For
the Suppression of Crime Of New York,
appeared before United States Commis
sioner Deyo here with Jane Williams Of
Sbandalen in custody. She is charged
with sending improper literature through
the mails, the warrant being issued by
Commissioner Shields. Mrs. Williams is
charged with sending scurrilous letters to
Shandaken people and debating the let
ters to her child, little girl. who wrote
for her. She pleaded not guilty and was
committed for further examination.
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PANIC AT A WEDDING.
The Floor Gave Way. PreeiPitating the
Guests Into the Cellar.

The Floor Gave Way. Preeipitating the
Guests Into the Cellar.
SANDUsKG, o., Jan. 30.-One hundred
and fifty guests had assembled at the home
of Albert H. Baker, near this city, to at
tend the wedding Of Bakers daughter.
just rs the ceremony was about to be-
gin the floor suddenly gave way, precipi-
tating about 70 people into the cellar, a
distance Of ten feet. Fortunately the lamp
was extinguished. but candles set fire 20
the clothing Of some Of the women, and u
panic ensued. The people were piled four
or five deep and it was some time before
the fire was extinguished and the guests
extricated from the cellar
Mrs II. n. Norton was fatally injured,
and William Arnold and William Starr
were badly hurt, while many others re-
ceiyed less serious injuries.
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DIED

DUN WELL On the .6th instant, Rachel
S wife Of avid J. uuwell, aged 81 ears.
MCDOWELL In this city. o. the Goth IN
slanf. aths rico widow OF the late Phihp
- ocDoweli, aged n years
NEVIN.-On January a5. 1895. Rebecca J..
Nevin, aged 90 y-aTs
QufLL.-Iu this city on Tuesdsy. January
IS. Jere miah, infant son Of Dennis and Mar
garet Quill. sgrn months
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 attend
IN rsday tanu rs $50, rt2 30 p. In. Interment
az New Cathedral Cemetery.
n ALLEY -On January 2ilh, 1896. William
Tailev. egtd % years.
WOODBuRY.--On ianuarv 60. 1886. Jennie
" Woodbury., zed "a years.
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Caroline county Miss + teilA Jsrmsn
played tn o wedding march as the bridal
couple entered and left the church. The
ushers were Nc Dukes, brothsr Of the
groom, ond Mr. Richsi dsop. OF Caroline
county Robert R Hlll. o, Ksnnedyville,
aud John B Parrott, OF S IN Pond The
maid OF honor was Miss Lucy Rlchard-
SON r NJ Bonwll acted as best man.
The biido was attlred IA 90 IN OF white
satin, trimmed With laos aud pearl
passementerie Rsv e Il Nsis)n per-
formed the cersm1ny
william }. Porter, Of Ro,k Hall aud
Miss Maggie McKivstt we're married last
evening 30 Rick Hall, Raw Edward
Davis offislat!ng.
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Ihess DooIIs Are Rsautles.

We hEve few copies OF a beautiful
erll hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at Si.75 copy,
which ig about on0-fourth the publlch
tion price. Also somo copies Of Rand and
McNslly'e Cyclopedia at Sc 25. worth
four times the price esked, Can be seen
at the EvEErN0 JOURNAL Office
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Hibernians and cubans.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn. Jan. 3O.-Colonel
e. J. Murphy, commander Of the First
regiment of Hibernian rifles, stated that
the various companies of Hibernians in
this part Of the state have collected S25,-
900 for the Cuban insurgents during the
past few months. The money was for
warded 10 New York and was used mainly
70 purchase ammunition and weapons.
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nIarrIed at I'D. Panl,a.

Yesterday afternoon A. o'clock. Peter
Ford and Mss Lizzie Rsdmood were
married. Father NJ. Y. F4llon officiating.
After the ceremony. reception was held
at the home OF the brides brother John
Redmond The groom Is the popular
young third bAsemsn Of the Brandy wine
Baseball Club
The out Of town gueste were: Mrs.
Ford. Niles Kalie Ford, Thomas Ford,
David f. Barry, West Chester; Thomas
NJ. Redmond and family, Fern Hill; Mss
Hannah Barry aud Miss Mary Barry, Of
Thornton, Pa
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brutal Murder Followed by Suicide.

INDIANAPoIIs, Jan. 30.-John Haines,
German farmer living In Warren town
ship, four miles northeast OF this city, beat
his wife to death with "a blunt instrument.
and an hour later was himself found dead
in the barn, dangling from rafter.
Haines and his wife had frequently quar-
relied, but no motive for the horrible deed
can be ascribed.
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r1-Covernor woodson a Catholic Now.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 3O.-Ex- Governor
Silas Woodson was baptized into the Ro-
man Catholic church. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Burke and Father
Newman of the cathedral. The bishop has
had frequent talks with the ex-governor,
who is nearing the end of life, regarding
this step. None of Mr.. Woodson's family
Is Catholic, and his baptism has caused
much surprise.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
wenlthr To.n. aInn A.sasslnnled.

HoUsToN, Tex, Jan. 30. 90 Thomas
Dwyer, aged 76 wealthiest man IN Wash
ington county, was assassiated in his Office
by unknown parties, the motive being
robbery. His body was found horribly
mutilated in an underground cistern. Ho
had made "A cash sale, but deposited all his
money, and the murderers got nothing
There will be lynching when the perpe-
traitors are caught
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marriages 10 Kent.

CHEsTERTowN. Md. Jan. 80 "A
largely attended and beautiful wedding
was solemn zed In Still Pond Methodist
Episcopal Church last night. the coa-
trActiag parties being Miss Lulu Bonwili.
daughter OF E N Blnwlll. a prominent
farmer and fruit grover. AMI William
Oukss. a young farmer Of near Denton,
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Protest Aeainst the Kaines Bn.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 3O.-The chamber OF
commerce has adopted resolutions protest
ing against the passage of The Rainos ex-
else bill. Copies Of the resolution viii be
forwarded 10 the members Of the assembly
from this district.
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Porter-Eberbardt.

j. Frank Porter and Miss A'bsria
Ebsihardt, both of this city, were
married at New Brunswick, N. j.,
yesterday. The ceremony was performed
b Rev A H Eberhardt at the parsonage
st James NJ. E. Church Upon their
return 10 this city Mr. and Mrs Porter
will live ut No 701 Klrkgood street
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
New Fashlon forRrIdss.

Miss Lucille stewart Polk, the famous
Baltimore beauty. who was married yes
terdsy to William z Carter, prominent
Philadelphia young man. has inaugurxted
q new fashion for brides A Dhtinore
writer iD describing her wedding 6nsry
.says: Her gown was OF ivory white
satin made ia tho style Of Louis
XVI, beautiful in lis simplicity Of cut
The long, pointed bodice had a
high neck. with a simple ruchlug Of
duchesss lace as the only trimming
0g,r the costume fell the full folds
Of tulle veil extending 10 the hem Of
the train The veil was caught IN place
by a lronet OF orange blossoms within
y tiara Of diamonds, the grooms gift
She did not wear gloves. as the long
sleeves Of her gown almost covered her
hardi HeT bouquet was Of rae white
orchids.
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AnImpressive Ceremony.

Kadosh Commandery No 25. Knights
Of Malta, will confer the Red Gross and
Sepulchre degrees this evening. This Is
an event which occurs not oftener than
one year, and promises to be very
interesting.
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rresldent IInrrlson,. cousin nsad.

DECATUR, Ind, Jan. 30.--Columbla
Harrison. cousin OF ex President Harrison,
died at his homo near this city Of heart
trouble. He was So years old and was the
first commissioner ever elected for this
county. He leaves a large estate
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
pennsyIvanla Conductor Kined.

DowNINeVON, Pa, Jan. 30.-John b.
Wicker, one Of the best known conductors
on the Pennsylvania railroad, was instant
" killed by being run over by freight
train at this place He was standing on
the west bound track near the depot when
"A fast freight came along and struck him.
He was ground TO pieces.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
woman sufrage Convention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-At a meeting Of
the executive committee Of the National
American Woman's Suffrage association it
was decided not to hold the next national
convention in this city. The selection Of
another city was referred to the committee
for vote of its members by mail.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
VALuARLE OLD MAP.
IL May Cut an Important Figure In th'
Venezuela boundary Dispute.

Venezuela Boundary Dispute.
CINcINNATI, Jan. 3O.-Mr. q. Rossiter
Of this city, an old personal friend Of jus
tice Brewer, chairman Of the Venezuela
commission, has recently discovered
among the family archives an old map
that may throw light on the Venezuela
boundary question. II had been handed
down from father TO son in tho family,
but is still we'll preserved
II IS a map showing the coast Of New
Andalusia, or province of Guyana, accord
ing 70 the division of the Spniards. Tho
map was engraved ana published by Viii
liam Faden, geogruphm 20 the king OF
England, and Is dated Oct. @, 1888. The
lines Of the map tend 60 contradict the
British assumption as 90 the boundary
The map will be forwarded TO the COM
missibu.
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MARnggD

MOODY -BRADl.--At Union NJ Z par
sonage. 5l3 jefferson street, on Tuesday efter-
noon January 2S. 1913. by Rev. John ID. a..
Hanna. Lewis q. Mo0ly and Miss Sallio
brady. both OF Wilmington.
-McCREA.- NJ. Pleasant NJ r..
parsonspe. Bellevue. Del. Tuesday evening
January -. 1905. hy Rev. q. h. Williams,
Joseph &. orr ard Miss arah e McCrea, both
gf Hpllfvuf. Del
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senator Onn,'s Daughter Married.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-Miss Mary A.
Quay, the eldest daughter Of Senator and
Mrs Matthew STANLEY Quay, was mnrried
nc her fathers homo in this city TO Louis
r. r. Davidson Of Beaver Pa. The ocro-
mony was performed by Or. Hamlin OF
the Church Of the Covenant. Senator
Quay gave his daughters hand i'm mar
rfaUn
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MAY ssop the Fight.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 30.-Socrotary Of
the Interior Cozio has wired the state gov
ernment of chihuahua that no prizo fight
must be allowed at Juarcz. Five hundred
rural troops win he sent there 10 Prevent
fhe frht
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Eitzaimmnns. Heavy Left.

Ell PAso, Tex, Jan. 30.-While boxing
with his trainer, Jack Stelzner Fitzsim-
mons landed with his left on Stelzner's
nose and broke it. He claims that the
punch was very light one, but Steiner
is in the hospital for few days.
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penth OF Ion. John Jnel..on.

TUNKHANNoCK, Pa, Jan. 30.-Hon.
John jackson. member Of the Ponnsyl-
vania house OF representatives in lS77-s,
died at his home at Ia Grange, aged so
years. He was Democrat, bachelor,
and one Of the richest men in that vicin-
itv
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shot a. he Irarea For Mercr.

LITTLE RoCE, Jan. 30.--In Ice county
4. p. Williams, a white man, attempted
TO force some information from Tom Ed
wards, an old and baumloss negro. Ed
wards prolessed ignorance. Williams drew
pistol and killed the old negro In the
presence Of his family as he prayed for
rttnrar
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NeM nnnI AZ MeehanIesrille.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-The comptroller
Of the currency has authorized the organ
ization of the Manufacturers National
bank Of Mechanicsyille, n. Y. Capital,
$4,000.
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NlmncE
FOR PABST
MILWAUKEE BEER,
" Beetles st: DONAHOE, o-.ss. Sas st.
sole Aqent

tAJ tLMIcHItJN AM cOFtfaEhr hAiA
~ ROAD uios .sSi- 10 freot Sept. "a
6eb
Trains leave wfluiugt0n, french gtreez
alton. for y a o. Junction. Montch11iE
RiUiarfhur. duyenccur., Iro0oGue. Ooa-Altt
ladds' Ford Junction. Foc0pson, Wes1
Hester. kmbroevtlle. Mortonyille. Co4tss-
iflle ard intermediate stations. daily, excopt
sunday only At 8 10 m; l IS and 100 N.
Hor Naynesburg Junction. rprlnKnolu ANS,
3ffrrnedfhte stations. daily, 6xca1t ScndEI,
IMAM. IS and % . n. suns&ys only AZ
I i0n 10; IS and IS = N
gor Joanra BirdsiOro- heading knd lat n
edinte etAtiona, daily oxcept 6rrdAy. a
- = N and IS y n. Sunday only ~ 10 = "a
tud o. p rl.
A. p. NcrAUsl,AEO. auptrfn tfndent
3CW1ESS BRIGGS, Ger. Passenger Agent
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The Delaware steam marble works

Will be sold TO close the estate Of the late
Thomsc Davidson. Persons desiring tn
purchsss marble or granite goods Of the
best quality and at the lowest prices
should call ut the works or write for
particulars. See advertisement
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
1OO-Ride Ticket. Betwesn Wilmington
and Philadelphia, B g. o. RIB, $50.

Tee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
panY has plsced on sale at It's Delaware
avenue ard Mirkst street stations tickets
good for one hucdred C0Q rides between
Wilmington aud Phlladelpuia. at rate Of
$50 good for one year from date OF issue.
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Rumored Alliance semiodioially Denied.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.-A semioffi-
cial announcement has been given out
here that the reports that partition Of
Turkey is contemplated, or that an alli-
ance has been formed between Russia and
Turkey, are absolutely unfounded.
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The chLldIen,a Dancs.

OA Saturday Afternoon the Childfen's
Band of the Homeopathic Hospital will
give dance 10 the parlors Of the New
Century Club, IRON to @ o'clock The
patronesses are Mrs W. w Pussy. Mrs
L. A. Kittinger. Mrs Samuel Bancroft.
Jr, Mira Edward Andrews, Mrs George
W. Chambers. Mrs. James Bailey and
Mrs 4 X. Middleton.
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NIalrIed nr Father FI,np.

Rsv. Dennis j. Flynn. pastor in
charge Of st Patrick's Church
officlated at ths marriage OF Frau
els A Msgulrs and Miss Maggie
P. Welsh. which event occurred in Sc
Patrlck's Csurch before large company
OF friends Ne and Mrs Msguire will
reside at No. 1919 Walnut street.
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NnIIl-E

Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministratiOu we're in due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the Twenty-third
day or December, A. ID. 1896, and that ali per-
sons having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the same. duly attested,
N the said Admins ratOr 0u or before the
Twenty third day OF december, 1895. OF abide
the Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEFOSIr COMPANY.
AdniuistratOr.
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Welded AZ 81. PatrIok's Rsctorv.

Wallace Vaughn. OF Philadelphia, will
become & resident OF Wilmington Mr.
Vaughn and Miss Mary Dougheriy.
OF Eleventh aud Thatcher streets,
ware married by Father Flynn
In he corridor Of 81 PAtrick's restory
on Tuesday night. They will reside az
Eleventh and Thatcher streets.
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Address Wilmington. Tel
EGIsTER's ORDER.
EEGIsTER,s nFFInI

New Castle county. Del Jan. Q. 1875. MI
Upon the application Of Annie O'Conneu,
executrix OF Panick O'Connell. la e Of New
Castle hundred. In said county. deceased. Il Is
ordered and III gcteu hy the kagi ter that the
hxecutrix AFORESAID give notice OF guauting Of
Letters Iustamentuy upon tne estate OF the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing adVert| |sementsi 10 be posted within
flrty days nom the date Of such Letters In
SIX oil ihe mos public places Of The county Of
New Castle. rtquui < all persons having
demands sgainst The estate TO present the
same. or abide by nact Of Assembly In such
case made and provided; aud also cause the
same 10 be inserted within the same period in
the EVENING JOURNAL a newspaper pub
lished ia Wilmington, Del, and II be contin-
ued therin three weeks, le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- Of Office OF the Register Aforesaid
AZ Wilmington. In New Castle
l.. S. county aforesaid, tho day and
- j. WILKINS COOCH, Register,
Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that Letters Teata-
mentary were IN due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned. on the ninth day
Of January, A. d., lSoO. snd that ali persons
having claims acalrst the estate Of the de-
cea ed must present the same. duly attested.
20 the faid Executrix. on or before the ninth
Gay OF January. 1897, or abide by fhe
A Ct of Assembly In such case male and pro-
vided. ANNIE O'CONNELL,
Executrix-
Address 1905 Chestnut ST Whining on, Del
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ITEMS OF IN EREsr.

Appncant--"I ask for the hand Of your
dnuehter.n .n parent-"u Have you any pros
poets for tho futurof" None whatever" !"
"She hasn't any, either. Take her, my boy
and be happy. Blese you both '-Iexas
SifunRs.
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BANNING ---TYBOUT.
Brilliant Noontide Wedding
Celebrated at New Castle.
MANY wiLMIEoToy GUESTS THERE

Other Happy Brides AID Gsooms OF tho
Dsy-A Famous Baltimore Beauty sets
New Fashion f5r Brides-L;tiie Folk
TO Dance at tho New-century Club.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
rarIor Meeting OF tbe y. W. O

A psrlor mosting of the Young Won
ems Christian Temperance Union. held at
the home OF Mri Charles S Rowland =,
No SCS Broome street. yesterday after
noon, was sometliog new and ENJOYABLE
Mrs frances ]. Barnes, OF New York,
the national secretary Of tho Y W @
7 u and Miss Smyth. president OF the
local unian. msds short addresses. Mics
Edna Bradfsld gave several musical
selections. and Mrs 7. Allan Hilles Gang
About 100 were present.
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REnIsrNR,a ORnrR.
ID EGIsrER's ORDER.
REGISTER,s OEEInE-


New Castle County, Del. Dec. 2& 1895.
Upon Tho application ot Security Trust
and safe Deposit Company. Administrator
OF Lydia w. smyth, late OF Wilmington hun
cred. IN said cou uty. deceased II Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administra-
tors OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by 0ausipg advertisements to be
OF such letters I'm Fix of the most public places
OF the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act Of As
sembly In such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 90 be inserted within tho
same period in the EVENING JounNAT.a news
paper published IN Wilmington, Dol, and TO
be continued therein three weeks. 10. o. a.
Given under the band and seal
ti--'-- OF office OF the Register aforo-
said AZ Wilmington. IN New Cas-
l.. 3. tie county Aforesaid. the day and
wear above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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Delaware oltI's travellers and visitors

Delaware CltJ's Travellers and Visitors.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAwARg CrTY. Jan 30 Miss MtyEis
stout is visiting friendU IN Phiisdelpais
Mrs Frank Householder and Miss Cora
Bigger spent yesterday IN Wilmington.
George c. Price spent to-day In Phila-
dslphia
Mrs Frank Rsy DO d and daughters,
Misses E;hel, Mary aud Natalie. we're
among the guests who attended the
msrrlage OF Miss Florsnos Ts bout 10 Mr.
Banning tn lay at New Castle
George Vail and sister Miss Jennie. Of
Dutch Neck. visited relatives In VIII
miDeton TO day
William T. Vail spent the day in
Philadelphia
John Larklp, who hsd bis foot mashed
while at work at the fort is not improv-
ing as well as bis friends would like him
to. 50 they moved him to the hospital ia
Philadelphia to day
Evening journal., 1896-01-30

The record Of remarkable curea effected en-
ables us tluthfully TO say that Hood 5 Sarsa-
parllla Is the only true blood purifier promi-
nently in the public eye to-day.
Hoods Pills are the besi family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable. sure
Evening journal., 1896-01-30

AL communications intended for Insertion
IN This column should be addressed to society
hdlror, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
municatiUhs should be written on one side Of
the paper Onlv.
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Ibid sou think my aermou too broad to-
day - Oh. n; not for The lergth Of &C."
tthat point he perishi1ner histencd 10
ask his pastor II he preferred light or dark
meet, sud the discussion WAS not prolonged D,
-Detfoit Tribune.
Evening journal., 1896-01-30
CITY Guests FIlIed a Train
Ihe Wilmington visitors.

Among the large party OF Wilmington
visitors we're noticed:
Judgs Ignstius @ Gfubb, Jadge L e.
Wales, Miss Isabelle Wales, Miss Eliza
beth Wales, Mr. and Mrs Henry g.
Banning, Colonel w. A. Lammotte. Mr.
sad Mrs ]. H Hoffscker, j. wilkins
Cooch, Frsr els a. Hoffecker John r
Lsmbson. Edward Andrews, Richard P
Gibbons, Henry Baird
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Tbs PhiladeiphIa Guests.

Mr and Mrs. John B. Gest, Miss Mary
Purvis. Mr.. and Mrs George How
ard Freeley, Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Purvis, Austin NJ. Mont
romery, Miss A. Edna Taylor.
Miss Mary Puryis. Miss Anna TAYLOR.
Jonn H. Gsss, Miss Whlttlesey, Mrs
Freeley, Mr. and MRS @. w Everett