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Evening journal., 1896-01-06
rlve People burned at Newark.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 6-Five people
were badly burned through the anxiety
Of q child to have the last pleasures out Of
Christmas tree. They are;
Mrs. Amelia Meis.nger, her three chill
dren-Margery years old; Freddie, 9
years years old, and infant girl-and
George Wilson, foreman of the Central
freight yard.
The accident occurred at 60 Hamilton
street. where Mrs. Mleisinger acted as
housekeeper for Wilson. Her boy Freddie,
in attempting to light up tho tree, acci-
dentaly sot il on fire. His mother who
had the infant IN her arms, attempted to
put out tho blaze. Her clothing caught
fire, as woll as that of the children. She
became terrified with fright, and, letting
the infant drop, ran out of the house with
the two other children hanging to her
skirts They were all ablaze and ran for
some distance. screaming with pain.
Tho flames wore eventually extingulshed
by rugs, which wero thrown around the
woman and children. George Wilson, in
the meantime, was severely burned about
the hands and face in attempting TO ex-
tlnguish the flames in the house. He sue
ceoded, however, in resouing the infant
which the mother had left behind. The
injured were removed TO St. Barnabas
hospital, whore It was stated that the boy
and the infant are in q very procarious
condition. The injuries Of tho others,
though serious, are not considered fatal
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
n.n.n.nt on tha rrin d

Can Il be that the shsdo Of the late
Benedict Arnold now occupies ths
editorial chair Of The Every Eveulusi
While the venszlslsn question WAS
rife and W.T. spirit ran Ugh Oh both sides
OF tho Athletic. Editor L Irving Handy,
who had already tsndsred his resigna
tlon. 70 tale effect on January l. rather
than write trfasonabe matter, was IN
the Vert OF 3 lectuiing tour, telling the
denlzsns Of that Wild and woolly region
al about the genius and patriotism Of
Patrick He9ry, the man Of give me-
liberty or elve-m death fame
The msnsglDg Cd tor Of the E7ery
Evening was too bnsily engaged In
booming the rubsrnaiorial ftness Of DE-
John Black and dlsparaglrg the
aspirations Of Peter j. Ford TO know
that grave international question had
arisen and was under dlscu'sion, and
club dinners ard dances so eonp'e.sl5
engrcssed The attention OF John B ight.
cousin that be could not engage 10 sc.iv-
editorial wogk, even while holding a
radical opinion regarding the
wisdom and expedisncy OF Presi.
dent Clsvsland's extraordinary mes
sage In behff of the Monroe doctrine
As Editor Ha ay had refused point. blank
70 serve lis purpose, he must have
soma ore els. 70 yolcs that opinion. and
be secured suitable person
The question is Who WAS ily Surely
not Al American patriot, for 10 true
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
The TeTTOTS Of Paralysis,
OVERCOME AT LAST BY THE AID.
VANCE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The Testimony OF Man Who WAS Hall
Dead for Hour Ecnrs-Vo-Day ns
Wen and Strong ns Ever.
tFF0m ule OsI8ego, NJ y, Palladiun'l

(FF0m tio Osrcgo, NJ J., Pauadum.l
Despite his sixty-iye years Of AGE, and the
intense mental and bodily nllictions, he has
been obliged 90 endure for nearly five years,
Mr.. Theo. j. Wheeler Of Oswego, N. y, is
still q fine looking man. He answered the
reporters ring at the door bell and invited
him into his coy sitting room, where he told
the following story:
" lt was on the morning Of Nov. q, 1883,
that l was stricken down. ] attempted 70 get
up in the morning as usual, when found that
] could not use my limbs or feet. At first 1
thought they were asleep and rubbed them
briskly with my hands for several minutes,
but without result Finally ! got back into
bed and sent for DR.. S. M. Bennett Of this
village. He informed me that had suffered
what is commonly called stroke Of paral-
ysis' The numbness continued 90 spread.
accompanied by n prickling sensation until
the entire lower half of my body, as well 20
my legs, was affected My bowels and kid
neys refused to perform their functions, end
was only relieved by mechanical process.
/ was not satisfied with DR.. Benefits dag
nosis and sent for Or. Low, of Pulaski He
only confirmed DR.. Benefits statement and
advised me 10 get ready 10 die For six
months / lay in bed at the home Of MY
niece, Mrs. G.. A. penfeld, unable to turn
over in bed, hardly, and requiring constant
attention and care. Finally / grew used to
my nNlNlcteNtea anu MNNlA crawl ont OF
bed, and getting partially dressed would
drag my body about the house, using my
hands like an infant when creeping, but
unable TO help myself in the least with my
lower limbs. There was not the slightest
feeling in the lower part of my body and a
needle thrust into my afflicted parts would
not produce the slightest pain. This went
on until eight months ago. One day I read
In the Palladium Of n Canadian gentleman
who suffered from paralysis and who had
found relief in DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
] determined 20 give the medicine a trial.
Before ! could hardly hope for results be-
/ gan 20 feel a marked improvement In my
condition. First my Kidneys and then my
bowels began again, after a lapse of over
/ four years, 10 perform their natural func-
tons. The numbness left my body and the
/ sense Of feeling returned. This continued
until the numbnoss had left my limbs en-
tirely. Now I can 20 up TO the village
with one cane and in the house ] 20 around
| without any. Ii is with the greatest pleas
ure that / recommend DR.. Williams Pink
/ Pills 20 the public"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and
richness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists.
or may be had by mail from DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. y, for 5Oc.
per box, or SIX boxes for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Serious Confagrations Occur In
Many Places.
FATAL HOTEL FIRE IN ALTOONA.

Five People Terribly Burned at Newark.
Destructive Blaze IN Toiedo-Another
Ixtensivc Coiiiery Burned In Pennsyl-
Warehouse Burned ct sheboygan.
AIrooxA, Pa, Jan. 6.--The Central
hotol, situated in the heart Of the business
section Of this city was totally destroyed
by FIRE.
j. r. Housam Of the Pennsylvania rail
road fire company was killed by falling
wall, and several otAgrs were severely in
jured, one of thom, William Wareham,
very seriously.
Tho flames originated in the hotel base
ment ana were not discovered until they
had communicated 60 tho first floor An
alarm was turned in and an effort mado
TO got all the guests safely out. Many Of
those on the upper floor found their es-
cape by the stairways cut of and were
taken from the windows by the firomen.
A high wind famed the flames, and
this, together with the bitter weather, re-
tarded the hremon Many Of the guests
escaped IN their nightclothes
Tho fire spread rapidly, and, crossing
an alley IN tho rear Of the hotel, burned
the largo three story brick building OF
George STREET. TO the ground.
The Mccartney building, adjoining the
hotel, occupied by the Union Pacific Tea
company and as a residence was badly
damaged.
Tho hotel which was five story brick
building, owned and managed by Aman-
dus Sink was totally destroyed, as were
also the furniture and most Of the cloth
ing and yaluables Of the guests.
IL Is thought that the fire originated
from an overbeatod furnace
Tho Streit building was occupied by II.
s. Prutzman & Co., wholesale wood and
willow ware dealers; James @. Chamber
lain, wholesale feed dealer and Besant q
Hennaman wholesale grocors
The total losses aggregate over sl0O, 600;
insurance, $40, 600.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

Schedule IN effect December l. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
new YORK, weekdays. .sos, .7.se
$3.50 $40, siO35 a. m; 'l22l, '159. 1906,
ri Sew ''-' YORK, sundays. .aOs, $40.
PHILADELPHIA TWENTY-FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT STREEIS9
Weekdays .sos; 5.55' so. -7so. '!45.,,SS-ss9l 80
12.i5' .l55 %. 20. sos, as ASS. '5.ss. $50
Sundays, .Sos' ~ $50 s.s0s so y .l;sS IS
Pf1HIIIfoAp0EPPH,IA Pf1HI IT, 0 TwELFTH AND
MARKET sTREIETsl % .osz
d. sundays. tii; ,;s.' sos .lLs5 a. m; '7s2,
{ CHESTER, weekdays, '3Os. 555, $40.
$50, 7.f5, $3.50. .9l5. 'l035 lilo a. m;
12.4O, 'l5g, 22O, S.25, 4.55, '5.S2, 6.S0' 49,
o'5yi 5CiHEsTER. Sundays 's.os. 7.45, $50,
s11.35 a. m; - 10, 30, 4.55, '5.s2' O'S0'
'7.32, $50. 10, IL p. m. ,o
ATLANTIC CITY. weekdays, 'l.sO a.
M; '12-2l, '1.59. 1906 p. m. Sundays 40
CAPE MAY, weekdays. $40 a. m; 'l59
p. m. Sundays ksT s4e BsoHI9Np &
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s420, 702 eS.48. sll.05 q. m; 'l2.55, -1vi, SVs'
Sundays sl20, lO2, 'S4s a m; 'l2.55, '2.07'
''Y5, YB5,ALsT;riiMo5Rfh IN Mo5Rfh An ANBb B WAY STATIONS.
~ 'NEi;WARK, 81 Bel, 'Ls0, f.O2. .s.4s, .l1.O5 a.
m sl255, 3O3, t4.O3, '52j, 7S5, $50, 'e.oo,
lilo p N. sundays; 429' ICz .s5s a. m
PITTsBURG, weekdays, 'S.4s, a, m;
'6l3 p. m. Sundays, 'S.4S a. m; 90 =. m
SIc4AsGsQ IS TS4s a. en- m "a 9T,g 3. 10 m Sd, ana
NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattanooga ,eiS p nj m Wen
sleepers Washington to Memphis and
NsM NgsMfNSGiF5YPSIi,9S SiF5YSi,S ACCOMMODATION. 7.02
a. rn.; 803. I35 p. M. daily, lilo p. m. daily
sNlypS NIlyGpNSh7EFINsBBERG 7FINsBERG ACCOMMODATION.
weekdays, 702 1927 a. m; l.5o % p. m
Sundays 1000 a. m. % =. m e,-,,, NM,
TRAINS LEAVE. .,AdS MARKET sIhEEt
Fo, New YORK, weekdays. ISIS p. m.
For For Philadelphia, weekdays '7.25 a. m;
1920. 205. 800, '5l5, 80 ?. m. sun
days. p a. M; z.Ol, -9.l9, s4o y. M ~.
For Pl;tsburg and Chicago, daily
'i4o For = Baltimore. weekdays. $50 a. M;
800, '5;l5 p; m. sundays. -ols +. I'm N. ,yeal,
days, $50. 1920 a. m; 2.05, Sis y. m. sun
DAYS, 9.55 a. M; 0l2 p. m. ,,,,r,,,,,r,,xr
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (IWENI1-
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STREErS)
FOR WILMINGTON. -.
Weekdays, $40, 6. IT'S. 's15, $50, '1o.s3
113e a. m; 1920, fl10, s136, 2, $3.50, 3.39
si15, $40 Sis. '5.l1, 6. $50, '7iS 'S.2s
Sundays, $40. 6, .s15. 3, 1l.so a. M
1890. l36. o s415, si49 $50, '7.i3,
sS23 1910 and ii.35 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CTWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays. o. 20. s755. 'l0.16 am; .3l0.
'7.27 p. m. Sundays, '320 'l.55 a. M -i'zi
y. m
Telephone. No 1913.
Rates to Western points lover than via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent
II. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

the Cecil delegation declines to support
him Certainty n Mr. Toi bert mas
ohRrcs OF being elected the representa-
iives from his own county would AID
im -Ceoll Democrat.
Increased revenus Will fortlfg the
treasury. stop excessive gold exports and
eixe stability to ths curre1oy. Sussex
Rspublicsn
In view Of ihs fact tha. there Is suoh a
contest who shall pay ihs tsxes OF the
delrqasns Republicans b. the Hifglns
and Aidicks leaders, it IS the duty Of the
collectors 60 receive no taxss exosps paid
By The psrson azsinat whom the tax
stands fhe system Of payment Of taxes
by bulk IS nos ths intention OF the law,
es'dss {. IS system Of bsibsry DE a
ware Pilot,
The B,y'rd lupsphuent has .naed 10
a 6zzs 10 hard 20 dro ovn truth
foarielsiy uttsr,d Th3 +. pu blicsn
patty Is not good AZ inpeschmsnt. Ha
who saeks eqnify must o5no vi ol on
hsnds -Suss,x Journal
The nov superintendent Of sirests
Z b lmal Lsgis, assumes the du'i's ~ his
eifise 20 day There Is no reNsoi that
he 81 ould not make ga ehi lent Official.
lhe duties are yet new TO bin. bus u
viii not take hi n long to Get the bsar-
lngs OF bis nov position, filing 90 q Office
with credit 10 himself and party Daily
Republican
Dol't let any foolish sentiment against
bonding the town stand In the way Of
advaaoenent, It Is by fsr the most
economical plan and the easiest on the
taxpJeis --Csoii Democrat.
TIE president has named David
BfoFer Of ths Supr. no Court Richard
n Alvey. Of Mary lard; Andrew d
Whi.e and Frederick q C0pdert, Of New
York. and Daniel @ Gilman, Of Maryland
as Vsntz Illan Commissioners, all OF
shom are men Of sonnd judgment and
msrtea rbii I5 is safe to say they
viii periern ,hsir duties fsarlsEsly. cen
aolsutlousy and prndsntly Milford
Herald
Mr. NeCloskey has closed long and
useful term o. serv c. as street
commissioner, aud bis successor, Mr..
LfVis, ia insial'sd I'm bis stead. The best
we can say for them both a that W. with
NJ Laws career IN his new Office o.
saecassfui and satisfactory as M. Nc
Ci skey's has been. Sunday Star.
Aud now the peach growers will begin
10 worry II the weather Is very cold
they fea- 10 Will destroy the bud- X II is
wsim, they aPprehsnd the buds will
prsmafursly swell TO be nlppsd by q
subl.q leut frost. BstHeen now and ntxt
May ns Delaware sad Maryland pssch
er wera viii experience "more pRngs aud
fssrs thsu wars or women have. -
Milford News and Advertiser.
The investigation OF tue municipal
affairs OF Philadelphia shows that # vas
about as badly honey ooNbed with
corruption as wGs Nav York ulder
Tanmany ruls.-Elkton Appeal.
We would like an explanation from
tho Every Evening We would like to
know why It eats its own words We
would like 10 know why blows hot aud
cold out Of the Same meuth II patriot
ism Ia 70 be measured ~ the rise and
fall Of stacks, wo want to kRow It. Lat
ne have the truth about this matter
Out with the explanation -D5vsr
Index
We want mora Dans's in this country
and then our grsatuesa will grow greater
md greater and groator still -Miliofd
Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

That last interview between John
Bnghta cousin and editor Il Irving
Handy must have been nore heated than
she controversy between Secretary Oiuey
and Lord Salisbury What q pity that
the sns zaelan controversy could not be
settled by arbitration 10 the Every Even
ing oiIice. Insiesd Of leading to such
lengths that the editorial writer had 20
resign o make room for Bsnedios Arnolds
wr.ffh
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
1ntsr.tn.e naulInr Ienrne.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A meeting Of the
Interstate Bowling league, now compris-
ing Buffalo, New York and Brooklyn
will be held here Jan. ] 3 at noon to adopt
a playing schedule constitution and by
laws and act on the application OF Rooh0s-
ter Syracuse, city OF Niagara and Pater-
son, N. j., for membership.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
Fire In a Cold Storage Warehouse.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Jan. 6-Firo caused
500, 0OO damage % stock stored IN the
Cold Storage company's warehouse,
among tho rest 10, GOO boxes Of cheese val
ued at 100000, owned by George S. Bart
& Co. OF New York and local Irms. The
Landreth Seed company Of Mnnitowoo
loses II, COO cases OF canned peas. The
losses arc fully covered by insurance
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
nr.trnollre Illa.e In roIedo.

TOLEDO Juno 6-Fire destroyed the
store OF Franklin Hubbard & Co, loath-
or dealers. Tho following are the losses:
naudb Glass and Crookory company,
So, 600; II. Schaeier, glass and crockery,
so, GOO; r. Hubbard & Co., leather, Sls,-
GOO; r. j. Pullan, Cincinnati, owner Of
building, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
rnrninr "a Tnuhnnt.

BoRDEEr0wE, n. j., Jan. 6.-Fire, or
iglnating in tho engine room, destroyed
tho tug Chesapeake, at the foot of Farms
worth avenue, Delaware river. Tho tug
James Heron, lying alongside, was badly
damaged. The loss is $4,000. Both boats
owned by the Bordentown Sand Dredging
company wero insured.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
IIouso Dostroycd by FIRE.

SHERnOhN, Mass, Jan. G.-Tho house
Of William Kelly, on the Ford farm, in
this town, accidentally caught fire and
was totally destroyed, with the contents.
The loss exceeded 50, 600.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

The people Of Lewes are much pleased
with the new chemical engine which has
been purchased for that town Il has
been tested several times snd found to 90
good work. It has not yet been used in
response TO an alarm.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
COTTAGE Damaged by Fire.

SARATOGA Jan. 6.-The cottage Of
Mrs Paul c, Groning Of Brooklyn, on
Philadelphia street. was wrecked by fire.
About the same time the Broadway resi-
donce Of DR.. George h. CJmstook was also
badly damaged BY fire. Both woro in
eurCd.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
Yonr - Ohnnee.

Wa have a Tow copies Of beautiful
work handsomely b5uad, containing a,v
tral huldred piotufes Of hrh srtis &c
uefit. which viii be sold AZ 81 75 copy,
which a. about one fourth the pubAc4-
iion price Also come copies oi Rand and
MoNhlg's Cyclopedla at 81 25, worth
four times the prca asked. Can ba sean
40 the EVENING JOURNAL ofice
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
l.cIief in sir aoura.

Dist essing kidney and bladder diseases re
lieved iu SIX hours by the New Great South
Americsn Kidney Cure" This new remedy
IS a great surprise Cn account Of Its exceedinf
uro-aptness IA relieving pain in the bladder
kiddoys. back and every part OF the urinar
passages ia male or female. IL relieves reter
ton OF w2ter and pain IN passing Il alrlos
immediately, III ycu want Quick relief and : ur
z. James Belt. druegistS. Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
Elrn In Inke,rnnd.

LAKEWOOD n. j., Jan. G.-The Buck
ingham, a large boarding house on Main
street, was totally destroyed by FIRE All
tho guests escaped without injury, but
saved mono q their effects.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

Carltoa Co.uwell, foreman OF ihs
z,ttr. Middistowp, NJ j., believes tha,
Chsm5orlAl-'s Cough Remedy should b,
ia everg hone us ussd 81 fra cold ard
a. seii-ctod a .p,sdy cure Be says: "l1 g.
indeod 8 gr.uo rsmedy | eau rscommeud
ttsil. have also seen Il used 'or whoop
inr cough with che bsst rosuits" % and
50 oeat bottles frr sale by q Jamea Beil.
druggist. corner Sixth and Market strssts.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

PENNIES AND smALL oBAFes oAH
BIZ bad ar TIE COUNTING Roon.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06
rRoAua.
+ PENNsILVTANIA RAILHOAD
STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
INTERLOCKINti SWITCH AND
BLOCH. SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Evening journal., 1896-01-06

Schedule IN effect December /. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
aExpress trains.
The evening times., 1896-04-24

One thousand dozen best nearby
fresh-laid eggs for IL cents per
doZen-evcry egg guaranteed. One
thousand cans best California Craw-
ford Peaches in heavy syrup at IS
cents Dcr can tomorrow.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
FASTEST POLICE RUNNER
Ed dward Brooks, Alias Capt. Sprin
ter Sent to Jail for Two Months

broohs, Alias Capt. Sprin-
Ter" Sent to Jail for Two Months,
Inc man who holds the championship as
the fastest police runner in the District
is Edward Brooks, alias johnson, alias
sullivan, a gaunt, long-leeged negro, who
is known in the northeast section OF the
city as Capt. Sprinter."
BROOKS was in the dock Of Judge MiIler's
courttoday, charged withassaul,ing Martha
Craig, by knocking her do wn with a brick
The police have been trying to capture
the runner for over week. Several da VS.
ago Patrolman Sedgwick of the Ninth pre-
cinct chased Brooks over a mile, but he
escapedby piunging into the rive in the rear
oil the Jail and swimming across. Last
evening Sedgwick came upon his man un-
awares and collared him before he had a
chance to stretch his long legs in flight,
III was developed In testimony today that
Brooks struck the Craig woman because she
testified against his mother in a recent
case OF destroying private property.
when were you arrested last?" asked
his honor.
when Gen. Coxey's army was here. /
wanted to Jine, but dey sed dey had nuff
blackskins an wuz Iookin' fer redskins, Den
a fite followed
Brooks was sent to jail for two months
because he assaulted n witness.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
HenderS0l'S Wild Cherry,
&c per bottle.

We will also sell tomorrow 500
packages OF Fine Macaroni at Z
cents per package. The Petit
johns Breakfast Gem. 10 cents per
package, Ccrealine, Is cents per
package and Golden Egg Noodles,
10 cents packaCe
The evening times., 1896-04-24

One hundred six-pound pals of
Preserves and Jellies go tomorrow
for 80 cents per pail. This is per-
taps the last lot we'll have this sea-
son. which is the reason we let them
90 so chpaD
The evening times., 1896-04-24
f Elected His Creditor

When Moses Benheim. grocer, went to
the house of Henry II. Buckholz yesterday
to collect bill he was promptly elected by
Buckholz. This morning the latter was be.
fore Judge Miller on the charge of assault.
The defendant said he thought he had a
right to Use force in getting obnoxious
persons from his premises
lyon may pay fine of ST." said his
honor.
The evening times., 1896-04-24

here thing" diplomatieally exclaimed Lula
johnson. I'VE WIZ. all a-drinkin'. but
will say dis, Kate cuss Rosy for fifteen
solid minutes. an She nebber use de same wud
twice. Her langwidge wuz dreadful"
Kate. the gifted conversationalist with
the profane vocabulary. refused to say any
thing They all got ninety days each.
James Dorsey started out to buy ham
last night and forgot his errand in a saloon,
returning home at midnight with several
pints of gin inside and one in his coat
pocket.
.'where dat po'k. MANI" asked bis wife.
"I-liebs it at de saloon," said James.
shrewdly remembering the place was closed.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
Best Burbank Potatoes,
S5c per buShei.

We have a good bargain for You
also in coo pounds of Fine Mixed
Candy at 8 cents per pound. and 500
pounds of best Mixed Nuts for 8
cents-they are principally al
monds and large English walnuts.
The best Soft Shell Almonds, 10
The evening times., 1896-04-24
Fugitive Ind Arrastnd

fohceman Oriani picked up Andrew
White, coiored, nine years of age, at $40
O'Clock this morning, and locked him up
at No. l station as a fugitive from his
parents. The small boy was prowling
aimlessly about the alleys in the ylcinI,v
of Wizards Hotel
The evening times., 1896-04-24

His wife discovered the bottle, and
dropped 10 James little game. He saw
coEcealment WIS useless, and began to
bully the wife, who put him out.
James had his bottle, however, and found
sclacc in that until the last drop was gone.
He returned home and commenced banging
for admittance on the door. 1t was denied
him, and his loud oaths brought the police.
who charged him with disorderly conduct.
Judge Kimball fined him So.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
Tobacco Warehouse Burned

Hartford. Conn, April PA fire a Man
chester early this morning destroyed prop
erty valued at $4,000. Hartman Bros.
whose tobacco warehouse was completely
burned are the principal losers.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
SC. c.TOMORROW.

Our special sale price, 6 cents
for best standard, largest three
pound cans of Tomatoes, will
make us very busy tomorrow-also
our great bargain in Corn-best
standard. sweet and tender, at
4i-2 cents per can.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
HIs MOTHERS SHAME
Frank Wilson Forced to Cause
His Parents Arrest.
SHE DENIED HIS CHARGES

The Lad Reluctantly Told of Her
Drunkenness and Deba
Judge Believed Him, Despite Her
PrOtests-ROsy's Eventful Thurs
day Off-Sad Spcctacles in Court.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
:. TOMORROW.

Today we will sell five bar
rels of those Small, Lean, Sugar
cured Smoked Shoulders for 6 1-2
cents per pound-they'rc the finest
goods which money will buy-every
one guaranteed and the price
we're selling them at makes au
active trade on them.
Only fifteen cases left of those
Sweet Sifted Early June Peas
for e ,artenar rap
The evening times., 1896-04-24
4Hc. TOMORROW.

One thousand cans of Pottcd Ham
and Tongue--thiS goods is the cele-
brate1 Fairbank Canning Company's
pack, of Chicago. and every can is
supplied with key Opener-we guar
antec every can. Our usual price is
10 cents per can, ana we will limit
the quantity tn each purchaser to
one dozen. We have just received
s.1other shipment Of those small
small Scotch-smokci Herring for
this weeks trade, and well sell
them at our specialize cents per
bpy-prica
The evening times., 1896-04-24
BROOMS, fOc.

Saturday is broom day with us
that means were going to sell an
other lot of those large Carpet
Brooms, worth % cents, for 10 cents
each. To those who have never pur-
chased brooms on one OF our broom
days we would say that every one
is guaranteed, and that no one pur-
chaser will be sold more than three
hropmS n 4 n time