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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
GUILD MEETING.

There will be special meeting of st.
Agnes Guild of ST. Johns Church this
afternoon Mt 4 o'clock in the guild room.
A full attendance is desired as matters of
Importance will be taken up
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

Go to the Virginia Carriage Factory to
get your buggies and wagons repaired
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

WANTED. intelligent good bust
ness man of good address as solicitor for
city and nearby towns. Compensation
excellent Address with reference, p o.
Box l54
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

Van Lear's cold capsules cure Il cold in
one night, price 20 cents Call at our
store and get printed copy of simple rules
for word contest. VanI.ear Bros., Drug
niStS
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

VanLrar's headache powders relieve
headache and neuralgia quickly. 4 pow
ders for 10 cents. VanLear Bros.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
WOODNlEN ELECT OFFICERS.

Klondike chest protectors, all sizes and
prices ut VanLear Bros.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
AN ADVANCE
SALE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS,
ROSENBAUM BROS
"TAE PEOPLES STORE"
26 Salem Ave.
% Campbell Ave.

>, During its progress we shall
offer values in Holiday Mer-
chandise that will completely
cast in the shade any other at
tempts of this or past seasons.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

Frank Teller's "Chicos' cent cigar is
in the lead. VanLear Bros.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
Mrs. WAYNlCk'S FATHER III

j. w. Waynicll and family left Monday
night on No. fer Ga,ewood Store, y. c.,
III response to n telegram announcing the
critical illness OF Mrs. Waynick's father
at that place.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

FOR SALE.-One OF the most desira-
bic store buildings in Roanoke; first, class
terants now renting for ! D per cent net
on purchase price. Easy terms. No
brokers. Address, OK. NJ. CO
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
HAD A GOOD TIME.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given the Misses Hoel, of Seventh avenue
s. W. last night. Among those present
were the following ladies and gentlemen:
Misses Sailie Hesson, Hattie Smith,
Laura Shartzer, Irene Carr, Flora Gun
ming, Helena Hoa', Eta Hoal; Messrs.
Oscar Deyerle, Lee Deyerle. Hill Tucke,
Henry Tucker, Worden Boone. VIII
Himel, Adolph f. Garland, Otey Goggin
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

IN LEATHER GOODS we are show
ing asline of travelling cnses,all sizes, for
quality and prices that cannot lie
eqnaed, 80 cents up.
MASSlE'S PHARMACY.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08
A Shower
Of Invitations

We shower invitations upon
YOU to call and inspect our
stock. We are positive there
must be something here you
want. We are positive that
our goods will please you.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-08

Our line of Christmas Goods is open and offered
prices Come early and take advantage Of the opportunity
get this class of goods prices All toilet articles
all patent medicines cutin fact have prices all
through the stock
Nnas Novelties as Ansostura Btter
med.
Williams La
Fountain
Sample line French Brar Pipes, bought SOC the dol
a1cu See them before they all gone. You can't beat
the prices give you they the lowest Remember
cut prices all through the stock Come and for yourself
You know and You know exactly where to find us
III. BARNES. He Pu Up Prescriptions"
The cutter. Opposite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrouyA "a liz IraN" Sew YoIk. foot II chambers
st. a. follows. aud ryc ni.au.r earlier ffom West
Ono e. .-vrsuIulc Express. daily for Biuyhsm.
" on. wav,IlN. Rim "a, iuna'U, Nraif ri, ar
- u'aIo uu = VI. fAriur car L. BunHlu
.).ln q, u.-N,-uruir LIull~4. Tasi man daily,
" solid trait - ,'i.asa va ChautEuVu,ihEe,
at.v,s ~ vrl.ri a. : ,u \ 81, CHicago p y "
s'e"I"rs 70 Chica. Coo Iaul snd Cincinnati. bin
- y. buffalo Rud Clov-lsnd vcs',nulc TX
t.')' pr,ss dab .iltN. : ~ IursO % 4 NJ,
IRA ord 80 \. NJ, Jane. wn 200 \ II CieNe
lAud }. |u p 81 ~-lr,usF- I. BuTHiD sud ClrNU and,
max uE nI"ct connection tng h,Ir chicago, and
tie Nrst, ,,i' ! ID arN tar
. u,..N-Niu Dhputau1uA LA.e and
C.tO N.a.pra ga. 49,. q. rain 70 cha ago. sleep
'r. To- Horn nsV,',". cn'caEu, Sui o,n".nnau. Dining
ca
uVcEiTs. INrtl : N ,AEpS NSp PULLMAN
/ AltpN" IAIlHN~ al III ia. gGl, 4ul, and
r5f lrusI'h,, l., a w,rN, 10 Fa.i i.5th st sud
~ w"st -. tr-' ,haw. q. and West 23i 4 ~f,rries,
y " NofE EH arH 90 fUituH Il ia HrUaiw AZ
W arIfn, goa H.; .n.t Huhak'u. aud jersey cay
Eiatuu. Mr.f."its lPIr. 8 "isf ant N cks Tag
gage from bnirh Hbi r'iicn,os Ia d-'tiustIun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
DELAWARE, LA'k Nv NM a WEsTEHN
IL. u.
stations in New York. foot OF Barclay ana
Chr stoph"r Sta.
SESTlHILR TRiINs, rILiNAN HUFFEF
Ans VINT~(H Ham,

sAH>. PItT~tH lIs.hT,
Direct route t. NeNar =, Rlpnm1"id. NpntclAir, the
Orange. summit. PcruarisNiiIc, Hask nag Ridge. Mad.
ism. MurTIstowu. Tss,air. Paters n. Broptou. Dover,
Ha,Ert,stuwn, ~"b"'I"As M"UutA u. Washington.
hIip>'u.g X. + siou. " ter Gap >iroudshurg. Focouo
Mountain. scranton. PtG>:un. WI .sbarre. Ssnti.
coGo. bS.vi'i,. Northumr"rIaH Muutro>r. bingham.
ton. tAfor! NorNIrH. Water'i,lr. TIA n, Rlchneli
SIriuE>. Crrilaud NyTaCus" p>WrgO. Ithaca. Owesu.
J. mia. tufD,ng, Bath. lAas,l Ie. Kurs o. and all
l,lnt, Wc>i. y r~rItwrst. ana southwest.
sivo =. n.-piugGhmton MaL Slope AT principal
1000 I. M.-Cafe~ car-Hurslo. Scranton. Blug.
hliuu II. Uw".u. Itna,a. l,mirA. I a. SNrarUS.. and
o.weEu Express. Pullman hGnrt pariut ,f- Con.
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for CnIuAso aud
point West,
loo q. H.-Scranton. muEhSmton. and ElmlrA EI.
uH"ss Pullman hUErt Vari"r cars
400 o.. N.-S rauIOu. Mikesbarre. and Plymouth
EAprrss, Pullman hur"t raror cars.
400 q. n.-NDnily ChiCsga ~rcstitulc Limited EK'
pres FOR scranton, hiugnamton. EmirA, Bu falo.
Pullman bullet sleeping ar New YORK 10 Chl,Ago.
Hluing car west of lSur alo.
$40 q. N.-D DAILY - Bursho Express. Pullman
tlreI"rs TOT scranton, E!nEhEuiuu. hlmirA. hath.
NJ bnrri- ami Buffalo, arm iug FafAIo : A VI,
ESQ -. -.usI NN-NuT aio, SCRANTON. Bingham.
GSwCgn ilur"ss PUltWan bursi si"rr erS.
TIckers anG Iu!luRu recommendations al Henry
Gaze \ sous a.. us rruAi"aN. jAIark place. and
-. rr"adNEY aui "Ig rr, AdwN Hrs"tA at Ferry
station III an az cor istr II. ~ Wet l25tr 81 =,
.SS Culumiu. az. New Work. 80 AMI 7si Fulton 81.
ami H." Br,NIway. k~rr"klln Tune table, giving
ful Information al u stations
WcstcotI. ENprrss conn ANY Will call for and cheek
baggage num h"'"l - rrsii'n s" t"i"stlnat,on
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

NaNF Ne" II, "N.fhAII T'FmIIaI. daly,
FlI1hBIR res -1rr : aida, ! 30 sun IL Tonight
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. H!ii :. ". 45.P
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 30, r-i .NItHEs
Car. 1904. DINING Car. !. p. SO, Diulug
Car 10 b Ming car 20 l. N. 1910 ignt sun
dav, . 30 ,lGniHg car. II % A " Dang "a D. g
tuiring Car, ass Dining car 500 4. NJ. IL 20
uishL
NEW uRLRANS through .lccI~r, ! % p NJ daily.
IIaius | ave foot Liberty 81 . minute iG I
All ITAlns are Illuminated win rlni-cr Nght.
Onp =! llS. l12, yOl, asa, llau brpsdw -, ~ RaSt
lltA 81. l27 BoErp, New York. 49, SlI Fulton -,
Brooklyn. whitehall Terminal Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
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SIfamD oars.

HUDSON RIVER BG DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON DAY LINE
"NEn YORK Pnd ALBANY
Finest and fastest river steamers IN the world.
lEiiy except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. - ton st. I Y Anne1l...,s A. ".
New York. De>hru-ses ~. 4 lie r.....S:i0 "
West 22I 81. P.r.....R
For ALBANY. landing a. Yonkers. West Point New.
burg. Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill. ana
Hudson.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to desti.
nation. Lat Trips-Cp OCt. IA. down oct. Is.
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EAIIRoAD

fla
STATIONS ioo, %. we, lmruIy.tn.id ,,re,, and Des-
Urus~e- an: Cpttandt streets.
TT The lesrins tine from, pesbr"ss 5 and cortl .ndt
TW'nS .third s, 'rt s,s %'t en- L 'h"' gwen oeio" Oh
',ss :: v: FAST MAIh-rsI,m Pgns. pstlor
70 chlcas.. So c@aca.; to Pttnurs
s s.ss :; /. VI; ". fAi rEEEs fNIg1yii.orf EN- aqr T flSv.lsnh:
man Gonpsrtgyn' 15e t i D mnE: ,mokiPs. ana
lass y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. OTIS ~EAPRESs.-
SIS Is, T = ~. w i 8 G.9$;n Fxpkh hS'%-fG; c 6lt E% =
.: Hn'" z. NJ foF F S&r4n st TERN IalnFaS r Fol-,
P,;,'ns's; c'nG r1nG, Ind t 2gHBr!is. i Loq p,,,,ou-,
%ssHiSSIoN AVID 1Hn .crrH.
b 5'ss : SRI f. l.. t;s5 p iPl1'Rs ss S ! + rs. f aiE5! i ea5s
4 tS:io "consrr. ,ousi Lin all Parlor and
sorTHhEKN ktAIiLGwHY'-E,pre... 4:25 p, NJ. 1910
Atlantic COAST LINE.-E1pre.s, e2s A. NJ. and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY-4:s5 p. n.
FOR 66ip POINT COMFORT and xoRfoLK.-7:osA
AIIA$IIG ctTY.ls pr N week days,
- "Ssan $roT@. ana Fosn, PLEASANT from west ives.
go, Il*s5 ?. NJ. sunday: .25 Az +har.M.
5l5P NJ.
FOR PHILADEi PHIA
6:lS, :25. 80. SIS. %. yes q" rs Penna. Linn
ted. s:55 ,pininE Car. u. DO. 1855 A. M. ~ So.
So. 2:35, $3.50. +'23. % pinIus CarL I;55 DIN.
INK Car. i:j@ Dining Car, 1Ih. 80. 50 =. NJ.
1910 uight. su day. 6:Ia. -, -. s:55. p:25.
sjh Limited. s.hj, 1868 M, l-3j Doing Car,
3S5. i25 Dining Car ass lining Car. 8 IS
Dining Car. 7:iO. : 55. s'55 4. NJ l2.l" night.
Ticket Offices SOS. 4Gl. |l|. llrh, li-S. III. and 26i
Brnalway; / Aston House; West Twrut. third street
station. ant stations foot OF prsbrrsses ana Curi'
lAndI street.. ! Court street. $50 Fulton STREET. ~
Roadway and rnoklyn Annex station. brooklyn;
station, JerHN Guy. The New York Transfer Conn
pAny will call : G and ChrnH uaEga- g from hotels
Sud rc.i enc"s - ISh TO destination.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON, J K. WOO
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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TROY BOATS,

Fare TO all resorts north and east lower than any
oth-r route. CITY OF Troy or SARATOGA leaves
foot & West 10th ~ daily except Saturday. q p VI.
Express trains for Saratoga, lake George. AdirCn.
da ks. &c sunday steamer Iouc rs at Albany.
C,T>kILL. Hl usON AND aOASttkIE BOAT
leave Pier ~. y R. foot OF Christopher II. every
week d,y a. u I. ".
KINGSTON LINE. West 10Th ST. Daily I p. NJ. Sat.
N uriays at !. Steamer BALDWIN and RONER for
Corn " al. NcwhnrE. New hamburg. Marlboro, lton,
PuuShk' eI sic. Hyde Park. Esopu>. Kingston. connect
ins with I. & D r Il. fr all poiuts In C~atskiiI,.
VIEW HkSEN.-Fare 81: EXCURSION. 81 so.
Fast steamers leave Pier -. F, p. daily sundays eK.
ceplcd' 3 + VI and - midnight, arriving in time
for trains 70 Ncriden. Hartford, Springfield. and
points North.
ID kMSpElL LINE steamers leave Pier ~. y. h.
II foot Franklin 50 'or Iran.tun's. West Point. Cold
Sprine. cornwall. FishEill Landing, and Sewburs
week days exc ptSsturisy3 81. NJ; saturday 5 7. n.
sundays 9 A. ".
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WHITE STAR LINE.

T"u'on GO OF. Is, noon MaJe-tlc -..O't. p, noon
hrttsunlc Oct ga; noon Germanir NV. :. noon
no COTTON CAEEIEp nv PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier IS. North River. ~" '~Drnadway. New York.
II. IA. A hFRSEY. Agent.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y. y. y. II n II. II u Aud connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave ~ WAY ~ DuA
QOi 4. NJ, SlT nEreld ami Worcester, $50 T. VI.
1000 4 NJ New london and PROV lnence. 600 T. NJ
lO:naA. Nj. New London and Providence. 4yS T. VI.
100 M. SVringG III ana Worcester, 5;'nB VI.
Il 30 \ NJ, Ar l. ne aud y. ! X h, S:uu 4, u
l:0y = NJ New l"nl u aud Providence. : 90 T.. ".
roo i, NJ 'New London and Providence 5000 T. VI.
1900 T.. NJ, ~ ringneid aud Worcester, ll.un = II
htuu = ~ sSs~ iuudnn and Providence. - go = ~
lluu 4. NJ ENpringn ID AID W ,'r"-t' 7. H'l5A II.
l2nl L. " 'NeW london ami Providence, 6:y5 4 NJ
sRuuF daily. including rUui y
- NaN state Limited; all IArlor cars. fare q, in.
cludiuE IsTi,r car seat.
Ar Line /. mltSd ArTtNeS ~ And departs from
Park SQUARE station. Boston, Return service same
hour and 10y -anr route.
Through pAr!uT aud sleeping cars by each train,
q I BEMrSIIAl. Gen Pass. Agent,
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Railroads.
Lehiqh Valley System.

stations foot Of West sd st, Penn. II. r.. COrtlAudt
show time tr1m cor,land, or pf.Oro..es St:
for MAuCH CHUNK aud intermediate stations.
s: .r;Ss; s''s -! = y n.y "a i krN SnT WlL sssk S.F.
ITHACA: GENEVA, KnCHrsTrR. BUFFALO. MAG.
Il fAiLS, q Ne Wei an, I%rlnrir~l local points
',I i".ss. 40 io,s as'' . " " 70 sun @nn Ia l:.' only. for BOUND
:lo'ss. 1850 ! u di'1 l!. sIrep, Sunday. for
MArcM CHUNK ana intermediate points
"Bi.AcK D'IIAHMo';NDI1 iEpX,IPWEss."
Arrives Rnnalo y - +. NJ. Pullman N".tihuIe Day
ala carte. C@nncc'. al BuaAio With through .lcepers
to i'g'..!. and c.l'H y . dali, s,c.r, syr,,, ,-
MhfcI eS'HtSs ( And Icf" ~ S' s''S,, s'n'''' 'o'
.ls'n3. -" I. N %sunaaNs nut', for EAST"N.
wIii.EfSn1KihIn irrrTf,T""SS,. SSc fSs>T' SS'n ""f ,r '%F
in coal regions onArcw for wrkc,bsrrc.
w i"iSs; tx" P Fl \ as!'s sc ftSS!' Snn ana st tSt
cipAl Iut' ~rneiia'" i 'tiuus. Connects FOR all points
IN coal rrEiors Pullman Buffet Parlor Ear for Wilkes
.t,as. Sis p, N. dGIy for EAsToN and inter.
.siss, a'Io i. NJ daily. except Sunday. FIprp..
for sLATlNGIoN and ptnci al intermediate sta.
;riss I'd ,' !" , ? y Wy = Tor R sI,Ia. S1AcAEA
tu c train y. y. to Chicago, sleeper to Bunalo and
.srss. ~.ao T; N daily: eIcep, SUNDAY. stopping
nfTyS ~ TPSSrhvJItt and
Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo, Some but sleeping car
passengers rsrred. No hAAEA.e carried.
asa n.oo = n daily:. Tor ITHACA: ,GrNEvA,
ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. aud all
points Vest. Pullman Aleepers TO Wilkrsbarre and
Ithaca.
kdritionAI local trains daily. except Sunday. for
Bul NJ BROOK and informed aIe points. leave as
follows 's''3, 900 A. ", y 81. :; 80, - IS. I21.
and - 81. u .3u Y, 81.
Tickets aud Pul. usn accommodations at lls. eOI.
27S. 9-5 VA, AMI 1928 broad way. 81 +. i4tn Il 1871
+ lSjth 81, l27 B"wery. y. W SEQ Fulton Al, I
Court 81. s. B'way. and Brooklyn Ann 4. BROOKLYN.
y. Y. Transfer 20 win cali for and check bagt age
from huteI OF re- sidrnce through to destination.
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a,lilliusru and arrssmaE,na.

HEiSNMAklN -High' las, work, lest ~ refer
~ rnr's. AdGrs.. ur 4IllY Y
.JLCkNoN, "CaryI." YonErn, n. y.
CFALG RAENTS.-Fln furs made /" order. nodsi'
- Iug Oh garments = specially prices I-ASouAebe'
bAkkER'A. lilo W.5Sth -uALs Of Ounth0T, bla Ay).
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2lirnts.

caj pinh nq.rkly sent fr BOOK. inventions want.
UGI MN Sed LISsf ! Co., - bTOsIway.N.Y y.
Dtl ,U~ lr ,H,,uI|un- lrrIrri promptly, low
j rate. r.. 'r''tE a HH.tSIN, - Nassau T.. y. /,
siar,tsl"a j. .f
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HAMBU }G-AMERlCAN LINE
MAINE STEAMSHIP co.


NhoFIF"I WIN tF1FN UHI ~ Wv HUFE.
Delightful tours to Oid Point Comfort Norfolk.
Newport News. Petersburg. mouth. Piunrrs
Point, Richmond. NtrIinia Beach. Va. and W. shing.
ton. J.. e. Freight and Passenger seam r -aI from
Pier 20. North RIvtr. every " Elk day. except SAtur.
day. at 3 I. NJ, and saturday At 7. VI.
" l. ,,lLLLArDtr. We. prcs,t and TrAric Mgr.
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FALL RuN FER LINE. va Sewrurt and Fall River.
Leave Pier l.. y. H. foot OF Murray 81. week days
and sundays AT $50 =. VI. Steamers Priscilla aud
Puritan. Orchestra IN each
PROV IDFNGE LINE. Va Providence. Leave P er
81. y. X. on block above Canal 81. week days
only al ; 20 p. ". steamers Ply ulouIE and Rhode
bland. Orchestra o. II each.
sIONiNGTON LINE. Wis Stoningtou. Leave Pier
81. y =. rua block above Canal e.. week days on y.
u6P steamers Maine and New HAMPSHIRE.
II II LIN q. via New London. l."Av" Pier 40
Iold NoN, Y. X. next Dcshrosses ST. week days
OF Lawrence.
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II autra- -thrrhauiss 1t.

A RTIFICIAL - Experienced oolorer
"A wanted; good party; steady Siiu non. Answer,
stating where employ ed and salary. FLOWERS box
zoo sun ONCE.
CARRIAGE woodworker wart-d' good general
~ workman only n-eI apply.
ALPREDJ wAIKER, s7i 7th Av.
PHOTOGRAPHERS wanted. operator, must be up 10
Il date IN Skt IIShI Aud Jars room work only nrst
class man apply. BRADY PnUtn studio, Ora-g e, n J.
ANTkD-A presSnAu capable Of working two
" hydraulic mustard preeSrA Address b.. boa 2l5
Sun once.
WANTED-w1tch case enErayerb. Call between
w y and 5. JOSEPH PAHYs a co.. b Maiden / ne,
WAkTED-wsic h case enEraveu. Apply room 6I,
w III Nassau -. y. y.
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Metropolitan ~OpernHouso.
81 Performers.


"A virtuoso orchestra.'-Sun.
Peerless band OF musicians.'
Herald.
For the past decade our
standard of orchestral perform.
ancc." Times.
"A fine virtuosity paired with
equally line musical feeling
Tribune.
THE highest opponents OF or.
chestral work in the country
World.
FIVE CONCERTS:
Thursday evenings, nov. IL. Dec.
is. Jan. 90. Feb. IL. and March %.
Mn. ENIf. PArR, CoSprcroR-
Tickets now ready at o ONCE,
Metrupoil tan opera House, for old
Subscribers. Public sale Of suo-
rtptlon tckets opens Monday.
Oct. Is.
{. A. ELLIS. Manager.
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ENPEklENrED advertising solicitor for a pront.
~ nent week religious paper; liberal commission.
Address d., ioN lgu sun onice.
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THE DR.. r. GRAY BLINS ~sASIIARIUM. III W.
i A7ih SL-Pnvsts rooms oulv mAtnoni hour. 80
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MtsreIlaneou

agents wanted Tor L,keside sentence
Buiidtt, an educational novelty. OF superior
merit, highly iudorsed for young children; II sells
rapidly plea huy .rs. and pays well
Prin ipal MATCH. 2p5 lrnvitt st., Chicago.
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AIbanY evening" Line,

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK AND DEAN
will leave Old p r ~. y r.. foot Canal
st At d l.. Y da Iy Sunday exc" ptsdb. making direct
connections vi h trains North. East. and Nest.
Evening journal., 1897-04-21
CABMEH HAVE FRENCH STREET.
STREET AND SEWER DIRECTORS
ACT IN THEIR BEHALF AGAIN.

Secretary Of the Board of Health
Ten Weeges asked the Street and Sewer
Department last night that curbing be
placed at Sycamore and Van Buron
streets. and that a sewer be put in
Fifth street, between Adams and Mon
roe to drain houses that are now in a
bad sanitary condition.
The bond of Francis McClOskey, for
81 900 was accepted.
A communication was received from
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany calling attention to the bad con-
dition Of Union street, between Second
and Third streets. The trouble is
caused by the breaking of the sewer OF
the Ford Morocco Company
John Mcbride made application for a
position of clerk; Michael Riley applied
for a position as foreman, and another
was received from James e. Gray as
engineer of the stone crusher
Applications for rOdman were re-
ceived from Samuel Eastburn and
James l.. Zeigler Mr.. Zeigler was
elected. He is a graduate of Delaware
College. of the class of "a. On recon-
mendation of Engineer Hatton, the sal
airy of his assistant, Alexander j. Tay'
lor. was increased TO $500.
Mr.. Webster called attention to an
noyances to the owners of properties
on French street, below Front, by th'
cabmen backing their teams agains
the curb. The ordinance, as amended
in 1894, provided that the cabmei
should stand on the west side OF th'
street. Mr.. Webster moved that th'
word west" be stricken out. The mo
| ton prevailed. AS amended, the CAB
men will allowed to back their team
on either curb.
The secretary was instructed to IN
! sert notices in the newspapers that al
ter May 1, pavements in bad condition
will be repaired by the department a
the expense of the owners.
Evening journal., 1897-04-21
1T BuILDs UP CITIES.

Speaking of the extension of the New
Castle Railway to-day, David Lemon
said: 81 have watched this town grow
from 10000 to 10000 people. We had
only $4,000 in 1S47. From the very
beginning / have advocated street and
SUBURBAN railways as being the great
est stimulants TO any city's growth.
Years ago / predicted that this New
Castle road would be built and declared
that all that section between these two
towns would be built up. Now | am
living to see every prediction fulfilled
And no set OF men will be able to stor
or prevent the extension of that road
down TO Smyrna. II will be the big
gest thing for the people living along
the road that they ever knew. II wi
bring settlers into the state and great
ly enhance property
Evening journal., 1897-04-21
THE BUFFALO LEAVES.
NEW WEST SHORE RAILROAD
FERRYBOAT CLEARED FOR NEW
YORK TO-DAY.

The new West Shore railroad ferry
boat Buffalo, built by the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company. has been
completed and left for her destination
this afternoon in charge of Captain
Miller, of the yacht Josephine. She
was taken out by the crew OF the Jo.
sephine with Joseph Smith. of the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Company In
charge of the deckhands. Alexander
Davis, Of Wilmington, as steward /;
Charles Wood, chief engineer, and AL
fred Mullen, assistant
She will first be given n trial trip on
the Delaware river and will lay at the
Delaware Breakwater tonight. To-
morrow she will go to Sandy Hook
laying over there and proceeding to
her pier, in East river, New York, on
Friday morning.
The new beat is 1872 feet long on the
water line and 205 feet on deck. Her
extreme breadth is 60 feet and her
depth is 10 feet inches. Her engines
are of the beam type, jet-condensing
with a 50-inch cylinder and a 10-foot
stroke. The boilers are of the modified
locomotive type. The joiner work Is of
soft wood and the boat is lighted by
electricity.
The Buffalo was launched on Febru-
airy %, Miss Marie Morse christening
her.
Evening journal., 1897-04-21
NEW CASTLE PRESBYTERY.
THE NEW MODERATOR is REV. n.
II. MILLER, d. D., OF NEWARK.

New Castle Presbytery met in annual
Spring session in Forrest Presbyterian
Church last night. Moderator Fitz-
simon preached the opening sermon
from the text, First Corinthians, kill,
13: and now abideth faith, hope and
charity, these three; but the greatest
of these is charity" After the sermon
the Presbytery went into the election
of a moderator and Rev. N. II. Miller
ID. D., of Newark, was chosen.
The report Of the committee appoint-
ed to investigate the affairs of Olivet
Church is expected to be presented
this afternoon or tomorrow morning
and It is thought that it will settle the
questions in dispute there effectually.
1t is hinted that those members di
the church who are opposed to Mr.
Montgomery may make an effort to
have his pastoral relations with the
church dissolved.
New Castle presbytery contains
fifty-siX churches in Delaware, Mary
land and Pennsylvania, and there are
forty-four ministers who are members
of it.
Evening journal., 1897-04-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Joseph +. Mcdowell roofing, spout
ing. heaters. No. 1O5 West Tenth street
The Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany's steamer City Of Chester has
been discharged from the marine rail-
way at the shipyard of the Jackson and
Sharp Company.
The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation held its second anniversary
celebration in Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
The Fame Hose Fire Company has
returned to the manufacturers 45O feet
of new fire hose which was found to be
below the standard.
About twenty candidates were ini-
hated into Wilmington Conclave, No.
6. Daughters Of the L. o. r. c., last
night.
Thomas Meredith. Of Havre de
Grace. has been granted an original
pension. and Matilda Mann, of Whining
ton, has been granted a special widow s
pension.
-'rhe city market is to be lighted
by electricity.
Rev. Adam Chambers, Of Philadel-
phia. lectured in Union NJ. Z. Church
last night on Bunyan's Pilgrims Pro-
gress.'
During the past week a number oi
the public school teachers Of Chester
have visited the public schools of this
city.
Several rolls of copper wire be
longing to the Delaware and Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Company
we're stolen at Fourth and Frencl
streets.