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Evening journal., 1896-01-21

We shall offer some re-
markable bargains in order to
reduce our stock of Napkins
there's leo dozen colored
bordered Doylies, all pure
linen and extra heavy, which
we shall sell for soc per dozen,
worth as much more; blue and
gold borders only. One hun
dred and thirty dozen all white
and red bordered Doylies all
linen, regular 81 quality, for
75c per dozen.
Fringed Lunch Cloths, S-4
and Io-4 in size, all pure linen
of the best German make
blue and red border 70 and Soc
each.
A fine quality Turkey red
Table Cloth much reduced
size grade for 25c.
and the so, 65 and 75c quail.
ties all to size per yard.
One hundred dozen Cardi-
nal Doylies, best oil boiled,
and always $I.5o per dozen
this sale price, 6 C per dozen
in plain red, red and black
borders and a small lot of red
with white bo: ders.
A splendid qualiy Of all
linen Napkins, twenty inches
square, hemmed and ready for
use. These goods were i'm
ported dilect from Germany
by us for QUILTING a large
restaurant, the proprietor OF
which died before the goods
arrived. His name is woven
in the goods, in white, their
value is $3.50 per dozen, we
shall sell them for $I.25; the
wearing qualities are like
iron, the patterns beautiful.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
An Eastern shors pelegatIon. !.

BALTIMORE. Jan 21 "A delegation
from Csntrsville, Qlsen Anne's county,
was In Baltimore last night, en- route to
Annapolis to urge the appointment Of
w L Holton and Alfred Tcoker as
notariss public for Csntrevilie The
former is In tbs service Of the Oantrevllle
National Bank aud the latter Is IN the
service OF the QueenAnne's National Bank.
Both gentlemen are Democrats. 10 tho
delegation was General Wiilism Nc.
Kenney. president OF the CsntIeville
hank; W. J Price, acting president
(vice Judge Robinson, deseRssd) OF the
Q lesn Anne's Bank; ex-Ssnator John
y Brown. Fletcher Rolph, Charles F.
Rich and w Harrison NoWman.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
WIN. B. SHARP
81 CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

Commencing Wednesday
morning we shall put on sale
another lot of 4s-inch fine
bleacbed Muslin, good for
either pillow cases, sheets or
underwear. They are regular
I2Hc qualities and we shall
offer this lot same as before
Sc per yard; also 1000
yards of extra heavy un-
bleached sheeting Muslin, 40
inches wide, regular Ioc
goods, for 8 cents per yard;
also 700 yards short length,
20 to 3o-yard pieces of our
regular SC unbleachsd sheet
ing muslin, for sc per yard.
Our stock-taking developes
an overplus of Bedspreads.
They are in handsome Mar
seilles patterns, and will be
closed out at the following re-
ductions:
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
IlTrr.

BAILEY .-On January 1e, John Bailey
aged es years. and Elizabeth, his wife, aged
"A years.
BALDWIN-on January 10, 1876 John r
Baldwin. aged 80 ears.
FEENEY -oa January 10, 1898. George w
Feeney
Relatives, friends and employees OF The p.
w. g. B. railroad are invited 20 attend the
funeral from his late residence, No q28 F.-nch
street. on Wednesday morning az 2 O'Clock.
Solemn requiem mass At St MARY = Church
lnterment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
GIFFIN On January 10. 1896. Thomas Gif-
flI, IN his 10th year
MCCALlIstER AT Hlsmere. on the 20lh
instant, Mary 4 tia, wife OF John b, McCal.
lister.
Due notice Of the funeral VII be given.
MEWSOMF- On January 10. 1890. George
william. grandson, OF George w. and the late
Amelia Bates, aged 8 months
MiLLS.-On January 10, 1895, Mary f., wife
Of Robert Mills.
PUsEY Suddenly. on January II, 1896, Lea
Pusey, aged 70 years.
SEAL-On January i6. 1895, Joshua Seal.
SHlbES-On January II, 1896. John II.
Shiles, son OF Annie and the late Jesse Shilee,
In the 2lst year Of his age.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

a Man Arrested IN Brooklyn on In
formation OF His Father-in- Law
Chief Doian VIII Investigate.
Chief Dolsn received a telephone
message this morning from the chief OF
police in Brooklyn, stating that be has
srrested a man named John Davis alias
James Smith. who Is charged by his
father in-law with having murdered a
man, name unknown, but thought to bs
butcher, about two years sRo, at place
called OAkford or Rockford, OF Rookland,
near Wilmington.
The informant says that Davis
pushed the man into a well and 6r0Wnsd
him Chief Dolan was asked to
investigate the matter. Deputy Coroner
Chandler, Coroner StidhRm and Deputy
coroner Palmer we're seen but could not
recall any such an accident The records
OF the coronsr's Office for several years
bsck will bs scare he'd. SevsrAllof the Off
GERS rsmeWbsr family the finding Of body
ia we'll about two years age. but cannot
remember details. II sufficient should
turn up 70 warrant the extrSdition Of the
man It will be done.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
nurncd In a Theatcr.

SV pEg rs3yEG, Jan. 2l.-A dispatch
f'oM Fsaiarnosiav cap!t,l of tho govern
ment az that ramc in south Russia gives
'ho dcai,s of nre in % thcatcr there,
causing largo loss of life Tho fire was dis.
covered while % performance was going
on rho spectators became panic stricken
lui made % wild rush ior the exits. Many
of them wore knocked down. inmplod un-
der foot and rendered unconscious The
huildirg WAS of wood, and the fire spread
with grcnt rapidity. Before all the terror
stricken people could get outside, the thea
toy was a mass of flame. Forty nine bod
les were taken from the ruins.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
VENEzUELA'S BOYCOTT.
Press and People Declare a
Trade War or England.
THEY WILL BUY NO BRITISH GOODS

Tho War Excitement Continues In the
sturdy little Rcpuailr-A cunboat to
Patrol the Orinoeo Time of ENROLMENT
of Militia Extended.
NEW YoRK. Jan sl.-The Worlds spe.
cial correspondent at Caracas, Venezuela,
sends the following:
Tho press and people OF Venezuela have
declared commercial war against England.
Tho newspapers publish daily this notice
i'm display type;
"To the People:
Whoever buys English products in
crcascs the power of Great Britain
For two months from Jan. 10 the press
will give daily the names OF Venezuelan
and foreign merchants dealing in any
manner with England or her colonies.
This formula Is proposed;
Jose Maria Fernandez, Jr., won the
prizo IN the Pregonero contest 1t plcasos
everybody
There IS a bright outlook for American
trade. President Crcspo is releasing many
political prisoners
A special order announces that Carlos
r. Palncios, Pedro Lopez Fontaines and
General Jose Arostcgui are released bo-
cause they are deputies and congress is
soon 90 meet Martin Il. peloz, the broth
sr-in-law of Minister Matos, Is also
free. This action of the president Is ap-
plaudcd.
Nothing further has been heard from
the Guiana frontier.
Tho government has bought o light
draft, small steam craft and armed IL with
light Hotchlsiss guns for service on the
OrinocO river
Rumored Demand of Germany.
There Is rumor that the German gov
crnmcnt has sent "a sharp demand for the
immediate payment of the railroad debt.
President Crespo goes TO Mncuto on
the sencoast, for two weeks.
Postmaster Larochc has been dismissed
because he detained the presidents mail.
Tho press comments ON Gomez's prox-
unity TO Havana and Nonezuola's ability
to capture Georgetown. Dcmorarn.
Tho government has appointed an In
speotor Co examine into the condition Of
the English built broakwator at LaRuayra.
Tho enrolling OF militia Is so great that
the time has been extended 10 Jan. 81.
Tho limit originally set was Jan. 90. The
militia will drill with wooden guns.
a Paris cable dispatch reports from an
official source that England Is pleased
with the courtesy shown her by the United
States; that Lord Salisbury desires AN am
icable settlement ana win probably offer
20 purchase the disputed territory from
/ Venezuela
Another dispatch says England and
Venezuela will appoint o commission to
settle the boundary dispute.
The town Of san Sebastian In the state
of Miranda, has been dcpopulated by yel-
| low lnYor
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
CROSS g-IsTERROGATORIsS FILED.

They Arc Part OF "a suit to Restrain the
sheTin From Selling Fifty shzros OF
Electric stock.
Cr0ss.interrogstorles were fled this
morning by Benjamin Nlelds. solicitor
for A. d. Warner, and by Francis s
Walker, solicitor for Samuel NJ.
Knox, who sre defendants Ia a
case in which Dr. Henry r.
Wilson and Gertrude Harlow Wilson are
the compieinants Some months ago
Levi Hunt Of Denver was appointed
commissioner 10 PROFOUND certain
inteIrogstories fled by the plaintiffs
counsel, who is H H Ward.
Thsss are ctosg interrogato 6led in
answer to thu interrogator es fled By
Mr.. Ward Harper NJ. Ofshood. Of
Denver, Is the commissioner, Dr. Wilson
and his wife residing In that city.
The suit is on an preliminary .injune-
tion secured TO prevent the sheriff from
selling fifty shares CT the capital stock OF
the Wilmington City Electric Company,
ssizad as the property OF Dr.. Wilson, but
alleged TO bs owned by his wife.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21

rvTILHuyGTON And NORTHERN RAIL
W ROAD. Z ms tthic IN elect Sept. "a
l335.
Trains leave Wilmirgton, French ntzeol
itatinn, FOR b. q D. Junction, nontchanin
Wintcrthur, 6uyencour., 9fanoguo, Coeeart,
Madda' ford Junction, focopaun, Wc0i
haster Embreeville, Mortonvile, Coates
lille A. d intermediate stations, daily, ezoopl
5unda., At 7 85 = 10, ! So. 70 Ard 70 nj
sundns only It 10 M; b1 and 10 N,
FOR lyaynesburg Junction, Springfield ana
Intermediates stations. daily, except Sunday
af735Am IS and O5 p m. sundays only ~
10 q m; 6b and 4 Go p m.
For Jcanna, Birdshoro, Rcaflng and intexi
redfate stations, daily, except hundeYs a
f36 n and 55 p n sunday orly ~ 10 q IN
A. e. McCAUsf.AND. sunsii3tendent.
BOWN EsS BRIGGS. Hen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Chorn.I.l nefenta I'M.

MAsPETH, n. Y, Jan 2i.-ln a fierce
glove contest. scheduled for 20 rounds. be-
tween Joe Choynski of California and Jim
Hall of Australia tlfa latter was knocked
out I'm the thirteenth round. IL was par
ticularly noteworthy fight because Ia the
ninth round Choynski was almost knock
ed out lie was so groggy that IL was with
difficulty that ho could keep his feet for
the remainder OF the round. After that,
however, Choynski used rare Judgment,
and By hot offensive work finally beat
down the man who was not long ago the
victim of Bob fitzsimmons. in the last
round Hall was twice knocked down, and
the second time bong unable To- respond
TO Che referees cnll the fight was given to
Choynski
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Attaehed By an IufarIatad RuIl.

ERIDGEToN Jan 2i-Whils at work
on his farm near Bridgeton. Samuel
Young was attacked by a feroeious bull
belonging to him, and but for the timely
interfsrsnoe of bis sen James, would have
met horrlbls death. Mr.. Ysung had
entered the Geld where the bull was
kept. when the animal started after him
Mr.. Young ran for the fence, and when
but few yards from 1t he fell and
was unable to get up before tbs bull was
upsD him, making vigorous attempts to
gore him. His crles brought to his side
bis sen, whe succeeded Ia driving the
assisted to the house, suffering from
many bruises.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Mis- Ba1ard aud the MInstroI.

Miss BagArd. daughter O, Ambassador
B iyeri was an Interested spectator
&C the Grand Opera House last evening
She was particularly pleased With tho
nopssrGt CT on the stage OF Daniel d
Il nmott, the originator Of American
mlustrelsy aud the author o. the famous
ssng "Dxie
After the performances aho was intro
duoed TO Mr.. Field, and through him
secured an Introduction to Mr.. Emmett
Her object was to get an autograph copy
OF the song from It's aged composer. Mr..
Emmett cheerfully consented TO make her
one, and seemed highly pleased that the
ambassadors daughter should make
snch A request
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Thnro ErnsIled nIasnns

Samuel Roder. a well-known Pbils
delphia Afro American. has arrived in
this city to look after the IN
terests OF Daniel P. Hamilton, William
q. Caldwell. James w. Darman.
Asbury Sterling. Sr, Harrison Hunter,
and Samuel Mollison. who have bsen
summarily expelled from the Masonic
order by setion OF Hiram Grand Lodge OF
DelaRare. A. u A. NJ
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Pleasant surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise Parsy was given 10
Miss Chra GrsnthRm, a. her hcma, n
4O7 East Twelfth street. by her friends
ia honor Of her l4tn birthday. Tas tim,
wss spent n music eud games and
refrsshments we're served. Among thoIs
present were: Mis FloreBce huuden,
Mics Ida Rommtll. Misi F-r'nes
R,mmtll Jossp' Munden. Hsrry
HeCAulley, Fred Rommeil. Miss Aunie
Boser. Joseph Boyer, Miss Grace
6rantham. Miss Cara GrRuthan and
many others.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21

either sh'nt st him or try to pull him
back.
When anything is going wrong in the
body We ara always warned
II it is our lungs it Is BY pain and
cough
II it is cur brain It is by dullness and
hesdsehe.
lit is our heart 1t is BY faint apells or
palpitstion.
II 1t is our nerves Il Is By neuralgia.
Pain. cough. heSdache, palpitatlon aud
neuralgia Sre not diseases. They are
simply symptoms or signs that something
is wrong
To stop these danger signals we must
right the wrong that is causing them. We
cannot do so by smotherlng them under
plssiers or dsadsning them with oplatss
Kidney disease has but few symptoms.
but those symptoms are Of tha utmost
Importance aud must not be negl ected.
little headache, a little dizziness,
darkness and puifiness under tue eyes,
irregular action Of the bowels, bad taste
in the mouth, dryness Of the skin,
eruption end pinples on the skin, pale or
sallow complexion, spsckc befors the eyes.
eoldness OF the feet and legs, dimness Of
vision, all point to either disease CT
inactivity OF tho Kidneys
Nature ia signaling to You. There is
DANGER ahead.
Under The use Of Dr.. Hobbs SpsrRgus
Kidney Pills every symptom Of diseased
kidneys disappears and the inhamed or
overwerked organs oncs moro regain
their health and strength.
Asparagus is Natures own rensdy for
the kidneys aud It / wonder worker.
Fifty cents per box from all druggists
nRTT<.E,H.s~, OF enclose 90 cents in
- II OOSS stamps or silver direct
~ al - 49, HOBBS
$x1y. 5lsssA MEDICINE CO,
kAfrsfttsryHfIsr Chicago,
HMNshOy AAS San Francisco
interesting and Instructive Book on
Kidney Health and Blood Filtering Free.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
These Rook, Are R.nnties.

We have few copies of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sev
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at Sl.75 copy,
which Is about one fourth the publlcs
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's Cyolopedie sc 81 25, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
40 the EVENING JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Heavo Your Stem LIne,'

Captain Horace Wilson, Of the vii
mington Steamboat Comp any. bas agair
taken command OF steamer and wsi
shou ing ont his orders this morning IN
bis old familiar tones Captain Wilson
is simply relieving Clptsin Moncrlsf. oi
the Brandywine, who has taken leave
Of sbsenca this week to visit bis home al
Bridqetop, n. J.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Phmadsiphians CO After the Bell.

Councils Committee on the Atlanta
Exposition came down from Philadelphia
TO day on its way to the South to bring
back the Liberty Bell The company
Will leave Atlanta with tho bell on
Thursday, stopping at Mscon, Savannah
Charleston. Charlotte Greensboro, Co
lumbie and Barnesville It Is expected
that the Atlanta Committee on Reeep
tion OF Liberty Bell will return with tbs
committee but no arrangement fer this
or for sny celebration has yet been
made
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Went Under ths tIammar.

Deputy sherlf 9utchins cold two
properties ia the lower part OF the
county yesterday afternoon The Henry
Clayton property IN Odessa was pur
chased BY g B Wood for $1,s25 The
executor Of De J V Crawford's estate
Durebashsd for So coo the Daniel l.
Dnnning property In Mlddlstorn.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
cnr In.nsotnr snllran Dead .

William SllIivan, on experienced car
inspector Of the p. w. & B railroad, is
dead at his home, No. 5l3 Poplar street.
Sllliyan was foreman OF the night car
forcs but had bsen eff duty for nearly a
year He was about 60 years old aud n
stroke OF patalYsis was the immediate
cBuse Of his death
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Tho Republican League Clubs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ELL II. Rand OF
Wisconsin, member Of the executive
committee Of the National League Of Re
publican clubs, has received letter from
Secretary Bowling. authorizing the hold
ing Of the next convention Of the league at
Milwaukee on the 25th, 26th and 27th OF
August
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Iklne rrcmneh Arrested.

LONDON, Jan 2l.-The Post has a dis
patch from Coomassio which says that
King prempch and all his relatives have
been arrested pending the payment Of the
indemnity which Grcat Britain demands
from Ashanti as result Of sending tho
British expedition 20 the capital of that
anrtwHnas
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Trapsferred tn tbe Citv

Jesnnis R. Field and William n Field
have transferred to the Msyor and
Council Of Wilmington property on
easierly side of Riddles or KentmerG
road also at aoutherly intersection
Of Gilpin avenue a. WoodlaEn avenue
westerly s'ds Of Union street 175 feet
north OF Lovfring avenue, and westerly
side Of Union, northerly OF Wawawset,
the same to be for park lands.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Rnrrnlns in unhsrwear

The best values for the price ever
offered The largest stock and best
assortment for Winter wear Sc the low
est prices at Ross 2l0 Market stIest
Tue celebrated Glastonbury Health
Underwear Headquarters for Plush Cars
and Working gloves New zoe. Neck
wear for 25c.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Rnrlnr nnd Mraslllnr.

On Wednesday night, January %. at ths
northeast corner Of Tenth aud Orange
streets, b. the Diamond State Ath etlc
Club. Jshn Y Cooper aud samuel
Jones Wind up Pat D,ugherty, OF
this city. and Tommy FsnnessY. Of
Philadelphia. ten rounds Three other
contests for decisions. Admission, 90
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
AZ a west Ohestor Dance.

Herbert Mayns, drs Frank Tucker,
Sterling Mede snd William A Mode. Of
this city, attended pleasant dance In
West Chester on Saturday night The
entertainment was given by O. p. Mar
tlndale, J. @ Stroud, Frank B. Rupert
snd B G Strickland At the srmory Of
Company l. About 100 persons partici.
patsd in the affair.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Sentenced to Ten Years imprisonment.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.-Rnymond Elroy
and James b.. Moore, who were suspected
Of thc murder Of Pope i'm "a saloon in tho
nnncSod district, New York, were SEN
tcnccd TO ten years i'm the penitentiary.
They were convicted here for holding up
ard robhng four mon in a suburban hotel
last fall.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Died After ernLongiIliness.

Mrs. Mary Esta McAllister, wife OF
John A. McAllister, of Elsmsrs, died a.
her home this morning after long
Illness Mrs &cAllster. was about 90
years old sud leaves 81 family
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Wrecked Freieht oars Here.

Several wrecked cars arrived at Third
end Railroad to day loaded on platfor N
and qondola csr5 en- route to the freisht
car shops on East Fourth street Toe
sars are supposed to have come from the
Perryville wreck which blocked the P q,
w B. track nearly all OF Ffiday
nfrht
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Tlred on Q RfitIah steamer.

The British stsaushio Tafua reports at
Breskwater that while cruising near
fhs Cuban C sst Spanish cruiser cred q
snot at her. She showed the British
atg when the Spsnisrd ran away.
Pr. ,blv the SpaniRrd took the rafna
for sn American steamer.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21

Layer Mrs J Talley Smith on
Woman a. q Philanthroplst;" Mrs
Ella P0sev on Woman as Politician"
and Mrs George Powiok on Woman as
Clrletian
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
$40 Jab.lee ceIebratIon.

silver Jubilee Celebration.
The msmbars and congregation o. The
German Lutheran Church, Sikh and
French stroets, concluded the silver
iabiles Of rs pastor, Rev. Paul Issn-
schmidt, at the church last night. The
building was crowded. and 3 pleasant
social time wa7 speut. Addresses were
made b. Rev Z Wsch3n, Of Philaiel-
plia; Rev. j J. Kuendlg, Of Reading.
and Rev Frtdsiic Doerr. Of ST. Stephen s
Lutheran Church. tLia city DuIing The
evening a beautiful silver sorvica was
presented TO Ne Isenschmidt. aud q
nan6s,me boquet 10 each OF the visiting
clergymen
Alter the presentations, those present
Went o German dali, where an elaborate
supper WAS served. Among the guests
were Louis Neher. John NJ Snyder and
George l. Soyder, Of Philadslphis; Mr..
aud Mrs Chsries c. Kurz. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry ]. Siosckle. Mr..
and Mrs e. P Frye. Mr. and Mrs
Charles @ammele, Mrs Graham, SIR and
Nrr. Daniel Maier. Mr snd Mrs. J. p T..
Fsuzel william 8 Scbel, George
Hay, Ffo3eylcs Stsinle. Mr. and 2rs.
Frederick G-edwohl, Mrs. Chsrlss F.
Fahrsnbach, ar anl Mrs John Hart
mer, Mr. aud Mta Wilhem Alssnlz r.,
Mr. and Mss Lsvi A Bsrtoletto, Mr..
and Mrs Kroner. John Rshiuss. Ne
Luokls. Frederick Kiei 2. Mas Hannah
Graham. Mr. and Mrs Reh fns'. Mr. and
Mrs Albert Bacbsr, NJ, and Mrs Brsu
eheit. Harry Gropp. Mrs Theresa Kept,
sr and Ms Nicholas z 60 dbSrg. Mrs.
HsEzs. Frederick We'll, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Harmon. Mr. ssidle, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Asehenbaeh the Misses
wilhelm Miss Kate Granville. Mes AL
bert. George Fincko. Mrs Hsnf,
Cbsrles Krobn, Gssrre Yunt, Nr.
and Mrs Charles Ysttsr, Mra
Bepjsmin Gam, Edward Henzs,
Miss Clsra Hoffman. Miss Mary Yeagsr,
Miss Nellie Fsldneier, Miss Ellen
Isenschmid, Miss Lena Fiucke Miss
Lille Gra1z, Mrs H G Roliee,
Mr. aud Mrs Gsarge Pau
mann. Mrs Fsldneler Mrs. Kleitz.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Heis'. Mr aud
Mrs Frederick Hsiss Dr. George A.
steluioken. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ssii.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Yeager sc and
] NrB. John Niohels, Niles Pauline Bauer,
the Misses Bebrend, Misa Barbara mauer,
Miss louisa Moerk, Miss Mary Moerk,
/ Miss Kate Lepgle.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
soolal nInetInr of Klne,s Dauehters.

At the residence Of Mrs J. Tails Nth
No I'll Adams street. last eveaing
Sunshine Circle OF Ktng'l Daughters OF
st. Paul's M E Church gave 81
Interesting entertainment Mrs Evan
Touchton talked on Women as q
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Mss Bai ara IN rouD.

Niles Flsrsrcs BAysrd, daughter Of
AMBASSADOR Thonss r.. Bayard is spend
ing sevsrsl days Ia this cisy. Sde Is the
guest n her relative. Mrs Levi q B I'd.
on Market street.