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Hay Fever and Catarrh Relieved
In 10 to 90 Minutes.-Onn short puti
of the breath through the blower, supplied
with each bottle OF DR.. Agne WIS cata rrbal
powder, diffuses this po wder over the sur
face of the nasal Passages Painless and
delightful to use. 1t relieves instantly.
and permanently cures cata rrh hay fever.
colds, headache, sore throat, topsili,is
and deafness. 90 cents.
Sold by + c. Williams & Co.. 9th and F
sts., T. E. Ogram, 1 9th and Pa. ave. ana
Gillman's Pharmacy, 627 Pa. ave.
The morning times., 1896-10-17

Side Trip Account National Encamu.
ment. Union Veteran Legion.
The Pennsylvania railroad will sell, Oc,o-
Der 13 to Is, inclusive, round-trip tickets
to Fredericksburg, Richmond. Petersburg
and Furnace, Va, and Gettysburg, Pa, at
one fare, on account OF the national encamp-
ment, Union Veteran Legion, limited for
return until October 20. oc12-5t,em
The morning times., 1896-10-17
German Mtlitarr Reform nam

Berlin, Oct 16.-The North German Ga
zette announces that the kniser has author.
lzed Irlnce Hoheniohe, the imperial cham
ceHor. to introduce military reform bill
in the Blu ndesrath. ''
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Sl.S5 TO baltimore and Return
VIA B. Il o. Il. r. All trains October Il
and Is. Valid for return until following
Monday.
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PA NOS moved by experienced men,
81. COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co., 323
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STU ATIONs wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE. n7 '-

wANTED-By colored man, and wife.
places as cook and driver and assist
around iiouse; ref. JOE INuR-i NJ. 934 Esw.
Item
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DIR. TAYLOR. 99O8 st. NV, makes
foil sets of teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgam. soc: Extracting
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The morning times., 1896-10-17

FOR sALE.ci Cigar store and pool room,
at your own pr.ce' must leave city
lst of month. Address QUICK, this OF
nee Oc1T-3t
YOUNG man desires position TO learn a
trade, willing To pay any one securing
nm the same. address X. " :, TINS oIncc. / l
FOR SALE-The keystone Dining and
luncn Ioo.n, No. 3 II ST. NV; doing good
business: casn business; cheap Tor cash:
rels son for selling owner has other business
1t
FOR SALE-Cheap, feed store: good
business IN north west; best reasons
LOT seliins. L. ID. +, This office. Ccl7-3J
FOR RENT Bakery and full equip
ineiit, CONFECTIONERY store ana b-iuuu
dwelling. ,16l Harrison ST., Anacostia,
~. =. Oc1G-3t-eln
FOR SALE-First-class oyster and
lunch room; good locality, good busi-
ness. best reasons .ior seiiIng, Investigate
Address RARE CHANCE. this office.
FOR SALE-S20O will buy grocery
store; low rent; failing OF health; come
anu see. OF U 81. sW. ocl6-3t
A LADY gust starting first-cIass
boarulng-Douse finds the responsibility
too fnnch for Que person, will sell n one-naiT
interest for $500 TO an active partner;
to right party; 1nexceptionai reference
furnished and required Address T. Y,
this office. oc15- 5-3t EN-
FOR SALE-Stock and good will Of
grocery: doing good business; coed
reasons for selling. Apply 62s I'd st
sw. ocI6-3I
FOR SALE-drcat bar gain-BascEy
, fTaeu rpiiitrtionery store; must be sold
at once for cash; doing good business,
owner selling on accounI OF sichness
Address X. q. x, this office. oc16-3t
MUST he sold; fixtures and stoce OF
groceries; call at once. W. S. JOHN
SON, 1922 G st. Sc. oc15-3t-em
FOR SALE-An old established flour
and FEED store in NV. section: well
stocked and cheap rent; doing good busi-
ness: owner leaving city reason for selling
Address FEED, this office. oc15-3t
IF taken Immediately, for $500, 1 will
sacrifice my store, as it now stanus,
filled full OF choice groceries, confec-
tons, various makes OF tobaccos; fortune
has been made in the same store: rent
cheap. two mouths rent paid, reasons
for selling will he given on application.
Store, 20s 1-2 st. sw. oc15-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery store, in good
locality. Uoing good business; bar
gain ior right party. Apply 406 1st st. Sc.
oc1o-3t 10
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wANTED-BOARD
FOUR gentlemen can obtain comfortable
rooms, with board, $3.50 per week.
623 Second st. NV. oc16-st
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE. 49, "-,-''


THE Protective agency furnishes the
very best OF help. go 11th ST. 1t
LADIES ID. c. ExCHA NGE-
Furnishes best ramines with best ser
wants aG short notice; best reference: send
postal 631 81. NV. 1t
ALL. kinds of help furnished free Of
charge. by MRS l.. c. MOORE 3C6 G
ST. NV. sent postal. ocIG-3t
wAN'IED-Ai city inteii .geuce Oifict..
cooks, general hGuseworkers, waters.
drivers. iauDdresSes, nurses. porters. JAM
tors. stablemeu, latorers, chanbernlalds
boys. places furnished till suited. Estat-
shed 1885. SHAcKLEFoRD'5. At I1th
st. NV. oC1i-6t
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FOR SALE-First-clas oyster ana
lunch room; good locality, good husi-
ness: best reasons Ior seiilng, Investigate.
nnIe.2t - ~
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THE "a DAYS" CURE ,for mem
reads all ieineuies in TINS coy; cures in
days or no charge: consu itation free. DIR.
MckEEHAN, 7l6 18th st. NV
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FOR SALE--Cheap, feed store: good
Tor selling. Z. ID. F, This office. eel 7-3J
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FOR SALE-Cigar store and pool room,
at Your own pr,ce; must leave Gil y
lst of month. Address QUICK, this OF
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PERSON AIS.
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Consultation free. Every day.. 8 to IL, 2
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to g. COZ st.nw. Closed Sunday.
The morning times., 1896-10-17

$lOO reward for any case OF Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or Constipation that cannot
be cured by Crumps Tonic OF Fruit and
Spices. CRUMP MFG. CO., 1929 9TH st
D W. Send for circular. oc10-7tem
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BusIN Ess CHANCES

FOR SALE-Half interest in Il good
paying business. 63l F ST., Room 4
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FOR SALE-tircat gain-Bascf.y
f7aeu coiirrionery store; must be sn!d
at once Tor cash; doing good business,
owner selling on account OF sich n,Ss
Address II. @. Y. this office uclG.at
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Reading-The noted Persian scientists,
Halecl and kaseel, at 512 E st. NV.
Ocl 5-3r
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DANCING.

ADULTS' dancing class now forming;
office. ocie,St
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NINE. THEO. pelmist and cerd
reader, can be consulted on business
and love affairs. Wives and mothers come
and see me when in trouble; communications
strictly coDfidentaal German spoken; open
daily Prices 25c. and 900. e2o b st. NV
gelS. 1mo -. -l--z-
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FOR SALE 5000 will buy grocery
store; low rent; failing OF health: come
and see. oil G St sw ocl6-9t
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FOR SALE-Stock and good will of
grocery: doing good business; coed
reasons for selling. apply 629 Cd st
The morning times., 1896-10-17

FOR RENT Bakery and full equip
ineit, confectionery store ana Bloom
dwelling. ,16l Harrison ST., Anacostia.
u. Z. Oc IG- 3i-pm
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MUST he sold; fixtures and STOCK OF
groceries: call at once. W. S. JOHN
son, 1922 @ ST. Sc. nc15-3t-enI
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FoR sALE-HousEs.

6A.6OO-Business property; 11th st.
Sc; 5Cx115; sore and 0welIing; stables,
m. /. Owner, II. II. HEAPLER. optician,
9Th apdP Pa ave. OC17-7t
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
HURRICANE OF AWFUL FORGE.

A Ferry Steamer Cut in Two In the Bris-
bane River-rhe Steamer warrimoo, at
Victoria, B. e., Reports Having Encoun-
tered n Terrific Hurricane--Fearso of Great
Destruction.
Victoria. B. c., March "a. - The
Canadian australian steamer Warri-
moo, which arrived here late Sunday
night, reports encountering terrific
hurricane on the 9th inst, she then
being one day out Of Suva, Fiji. So
fierce was the story that the steamer
was forced to slow down for 40 consecu.
tive hours, and her owners assert that
not only Suva, but every settlement in
the Fijian group, must have been to.
tally devastated by gale which for
ferocity surpassed even the memorable
hurricane OF three years ago. which
laid the Fiiian and Samoan Islands in
ruins
Purser Humphrey has communicated
with the imperial authorities, SO firmly
convinced are he and his brother off
GERS that Suva cannot have escaped
desolation. Aside from the storm, the
Warrimoo had a comparatively unevent-
full VOYAGE. She brings word of the loss
of the temporary ferry steamer Pearl,
in the Brisbane river ON February 18th,
through a collision in strong current
with the anchored government steamer
Lucinia. The ferry steamer was cut
in two and 81 lives were lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Dennis Connor's Restaurant Destroyed ut an
Early Hour Yesterday Morning.

Dennis Counar'a Restaurant Destroyed mt an
Early Hour Yesterday Morning.
At a2O o'clock yesterday morning
Sergeant Evans discovered that the
building No. IL East Second street,
occupied by Dennis Corner, who con
Quoted restaurant on the first floor,
was on fire. Patrol Officer Harkins
was notified and turned in an alarm
from box No. 81. The department
responded and for some time the fire.
mon had fierce batrle with the flames
Mr. and Mrs. Conner four children
and three boarders were asleep in the
building at the time. Sorgeants Evans
and McDermott and Officers liarkins,
Shields and Maloney effected an en-
trance and succeeded in rescuing the
occupants of the house.
Mrs. Conner and the children were
taken care Of by some Of the neighbors.
After the fire had been cxtinguished
Mrs. Conner returned 10 the burned
building and went to the second story
and in walking about fell through and
was slightly hurt.
1t is supposed the fire originated
from the stove on the first floor. The
building was gutted, but the firomen
worked heroically and prevented it from
spreading.
Mr.. Conner's loss on personal prop
erty will be about 81, 600, partially in
sured.
The building, which is owned by
Dulfas Wright of No. 2l2 Jefferson
street was damaged to the extent Of
50, 200. The loss is partially covered
by insurance.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
HIGHLANDS FREE DELIVERY.
An Official Communication Received b!
Postmaster Moore From Washington.

An Official Communication Received by
Postmastnr Moore From Washington.
Postmaster Moore last Wednesday
wrote 10 the Postoilice Department at
Washington stating that the people re-
siding on the Highlands were anxious
to have the free delivery service of
Wilmington extended 10 that district,
and yesterday he received the fol-
lowing:
Enoch Moore, postmaster, Whining
ton, Del. Sir; am in receipt of your
letter of the 18th inst, in regard 10 the
petition of residents of tho Highlands
for the extension OF the free delivery
service to that section Of the city.
9 In reply you are informed that the
condition of the free delivery appropria-
tion is such that any proposition in
volving additional expenditures from
that fund cannot now bo considered. 1t
will be impossible TO make any addi-
tional allowances during tho present
fiscal year and cannot at present en-
courage you to believe that the coildi-
tions win be more favorable next year,
but il the appropriation for the free
delivery service for the next fiscal year
is sufficient to warrant it, your request
will be considered after the LIST OF July
next. Very respectfully,
"F. ii. Jones.
First Assistant Postmaster General. !"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
sALARY oFnnrrnn.o4RRIrRs OF

The Postmen In Cities of More Than Sow
enty-nve Thousand Inhabitants TO Bo-
ceivs n Maximum Salary of SI,2OO and
In Cities OF Lesser Population 81 200.
Associated Press DlsDatcn Dy special Wires.
Washington, March 25. 5.-Representa-
tive Sperry of Connecticut, from the
postoffice committee, has reported to
the House the bill agreed upon by tho
committee fixing the maximum salary
of letter carriers in cities of more than
7j, 600 inhabitants at 81, 200 per year
AND in cities Of less than rs, 600 in
hab' ,1nts at 81, 600 per year.
the free delivery service, says the
accompanying report, is now a source
OF quite large income to the govern.
ment and should the bill become a law
it would be more than self-sustaining.
1t is believed that the carriers who
are faithful, having full knowledge of
their duties and the residences of those
they serve, would be willing to con-
tinue in the discharge of their duties
and would not be looking for other
positions il this change in salaries
could be obtained.
1t would, says the report, put the
service on more stable foundation and
the benefits intended to be derived
from the civil service would be realized
in part should the bill become law.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
lfatn5.


BLAKELY-.In this city, on March 10Th, 1896,
David w. Blakcly, In the I'D year OF his age.
BuCkLEY--In this city, on March 2ist, 1895,
Mrs. Johannah Buckley, agod 81 years
CoNNAWAY-on March Goth, 1896, John Gonna
way, aged IS yoars.
DOANE suddenly, Of dlphtheria,on March 18th,
1876, DR.. George NJ. Donne, aged ~ years.
DOHERTY-ln this city March 93d, 1896, Mary
f., wiio of Gerald T. Dohorty.
GRADY-At Ashland, Dol. on March gath, 1896,
CRtiArine Grady, aged 72 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral from tho residence of her husband,
Michael Grady, on Friday morning, at St
Patricks Church, Gt $50 o'clock.
HEWES-On March 2ith, 1896, William Hewes,
in the 4lst year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF Mrs,
Mary Parry, near Talleyvllle, BrandyHine hum
dred. Dol, on Saturday, March 2sIh, 1876, at l.s0
o'clock. Services at the house. lnterment at
Bethel 81. e. cemetery.
HoLToN-on March 2sd, 1896, conard G. Holton.
JoNES-At Newport, DEL, on March Goth, 1896,
Frank 7. Jones, aged 10 years.
JoSEPH-ln this city, on March Goth, 1898,
Albert l., son Of Nehemiah and Emily Joseph,
uged 33 years,
KONITzRR--on March 25th, 1896, Catherine.
daughter Gustaye and Rosanna konitEer, age
Smonths
Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock, from
the residence Of her parents, 5e4 East Third
street. lnterment Cathedral cemetery,
MooRE-ln this city. on Sunday, March e2d,
lel6 Fannie Norwood Moore, wife OF Alfred
hiddle Moore, aged 20 years,
Funeral In Buffalo, n. Y.
MORELAND-in this city, on March e3d, 1896,
Thomas y. Moroland.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 92S French
street, on sunday afternoon, to leave the house
at O'Clock, Services at Union Nj. Il. Church.
lnterment at Rlvervlew cemetery,
''Gone to rest"
NOwELI.-on March Goth, 1906. Ella Novel;.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral on Saturday after
noon az . o'clock, from tho residence of her
father, W, II. Novel;, li05 wost Seventh s'rosL
lnierment at Rivervlew cemetery.
WILKINS Suddenly, March aist, 1896, Charles
N. Wilkins aged II years.
WooDWARD--At Eric, Pa, on March sth, 1905,
Joseph q. Woodward, in the Us year of his age,
formerly Of Wilmington, Del
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
A Child Fr,rbtfu,,v Burned.

William II. Foster, the 5.years-old
son of Engineer William Foster of the
Delaware railroad, residing at 1C05
Pine street, met with frightful acci-
dent on Sunday evening about G
o'clock. The little boy secured several
matches that had been left lying on
the table and in playing with them set
fire to his clothing. He attempted
to run out Of the door but was
caught and the flames were ex-
tinguished. But he was severely burned
from his chin to his stomach. For
tunately he did not inhale the flames
and is doing fairly we'll. DIR. Brown
dressed the Injuries,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
CAMP MURDER CASE.
Beginning of the Trial OF James II. Truss
Tuesday at Elkton.

Elkton, March "a. The trial of James
II. Truss of Chesapeake City, for the
murder of Capt Thomas Camp of the
schooner Manaway, at Chesapeake, on
the night of January I'd last, COM
menced this morning in the circuit
court for Cecil county, Associate Judge
Joseph A. Wickos presiding, Judge
Stump being absent owing to the death
OF his father. Truss answered mo
guilty" to the indictment, and at the
prompting Of his counsel elected to be
tried by the court.
States Attorney William S. Evans
and OK States Attorney A. l.. Crothers
made short statement of the crime to
the court, reviewing the facts as brought
out at tho preliminary hearing of Truss,
held before Squire Cleaver in January
last. A plat Of tho scene Of the muir
der was exhibited. Forty talesmen
were summoned yesterday, but their
services were not needed. The instru-
ments used in the murder were placed
in evidence.
The defence reserved their statement.
DIR. Joseph A. Wallace, Irwin Deibort
and j. X. p. Racine testified.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
UNITED srlrEs 90 uRE.
The Case of Shaw vs.. Blumanthai Sent
the Court of Errors and AppeaIs.

The Case of Shaw VS.. Blumsnthai Sent to
the Court of Errors and Appeals.
In the United States court Tuesday
afternoon, Judge Wales sitting, Willard
Salisbury, representing Il. Blumenthal
d Co., in the damage case of Shaw VS..
Blumenthal, withdrew his reasons for a
new trial filed in the case and sued out
a writ of error. Tho judge signed tho
bill Of exceptions and the case will
now 60 to the United States court of
appeals, which meets in Philadelphia.
The court will meet in September,
when the case will probably be set down
for trial.
Tho demurrers in the suits of the
Nonesuch Fibre Co. and the Whining
ion Oil and Leather Co. against sundry
stockholders, were, on motion Of coun-
sci, continued until April l4th.
In United States circuit court yes
terday, Judge Wales sitting, argument
was heard upon the demurrer filed by
tho defence in the suit of Sidney
Smith vs.. Marie Muller and Thomas II.
Savery. The action is bill in equity
filed for the purpose of having tho
United States circuit court declare that
tho complainant is entitled to patent
which had been awarded to the defend
ants by the commissioner of patents.
The defence claimed that the bill had
not been filed within the two years pro-
vided by the statute and that the United
States circuit court has no jurisdiction
in the matter.
Ex-Gov. Boutwell, of Massachusetts,
who was also secretary of the treasury
under President Grant, appeared and
argued for the complainant. Associated
with him was Hugh Q. Browne. NJ.
b. Philip of New York argued for the
defendants. Howell s. England was
associated with him as local counsel.
The court reserved decision.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
John H.,ly,s win.

The will of John Baily, who died at
his residence in East Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa, October Goth,
1886, has recently been filed for record
in the Office OF Register of Willis j.
Wilkins Cooch of this county. The
will disposed of some property in this
county and hence the occasion of filing
an exempliiication of it here. Although
Mr.. Baily died more than nine years
ago there had been no call for tho will
here until few days ago. A search
was made and it was found that tho
will was not on record. Since then
the copy referred to has been secured.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-03-26
Marrlaqes.

BIRp-PREtSER-un March 18th, 1896, ut the
Chapel of tue Good Shepherd, Blshopstead, by
the Right Rev. tho Bishop of Delaware, Thomas
Bird Of 81. Georges, Del, t., Mrs Mary Louise
pteiser. lately Of Hanover, Germany.
RowN--FlNCnER--At No. e9ig Monroe street
on Thursday evening March 18th, 1896, by tho
Roy. w. MacFarland. John Brown and Cath
city.
MURGATROY YD-LIFPINCOTT--AtN No. G2i Della
ware avenue, on March '23d, 1896. by tho Rev.
Merritt llulburd, s. r. d., William e. Murga-
Iroyd and Minnie II. Lippincott, both Of this
city
DHAM-COLLINS--At st. Georges, March
gath 1895, by the Rov. Robert A. Davidson,
Frank Il. Pordham ard Ida May Collins, both
OF Delaware City.
-C0FFIN-Thlrsday evening, March
18Th, lsgR at No. b32 W. Fourth street, by the
Rev. Charles ". Hendricks. pastor Of Covenant
Koformed Episcopal Church, Mr.. William X
Quillen and Miss Atlanta Coftn, both oil this
city.