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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20
yENEzUELA's CONGRESS.
Its FIRST Bu,insss VIII be the Ratification Of the
Treaty.

WASHINGTON. D. O., February 2O.-
Ths congress Of venezuela conyenes
I. tomorrow in regular session, and ac-
cording to the latest advices, its first
business will be the ratification OF the
boundary treaty and arbitration tribu-
nal appointed to determine the bound
ia-y lines between British Guiana anc
Venezuela.
The official copy OF the treaty was
forwarded 10 President Crespo, three
weeks ago. The nomination OF Chiel
Justice Fuller as one Of the American
commissioners to serve on the boundary
fine tribunal, was made suhjsct to the
approval Of Venezuela, as provided By
An amendment to the original agree
ment: but President Crespo and hi
cabinet have alreacy intimated that be
is In every way acceptab' 9.
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a WORTHY WAY.
The sa.vstion Army Commences The ceiebrr
tIon Of Wsshington's Birthday.

CHICAGO, Illinois, February 20 =
The Salvation army commenced in ac-
vance, to-day, the celebration Of
Wasbington's birthday, by distribut-
ing food, clothing, ETC., to the poor,
from thirty.five halls scattered through
the city. The withdrawal has been
contributed by tradesmen, storekeep-
ers, families and individuals, and for
the next week a corps of 500 salvation
soldiers, Of both sexes, have been en-
gagged in house-t house visitation In
tie poorer districts, with view OF
sitting the frauds from the deserving.
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In Each Others Arms.

FALLS VILLAGE, Conn February 20.
Mrs. Hattie Chaplin, thirty three
years of age, wife OF Postmaster
Chaplin, and Charles F. Mead. travel
ing salesman, were found dead Ia the
dining room OF the ChapiE home, this
morning Both had been shot through
the head with thirty eight-calibre re-
volver, which lay between them. Both
bodies we're warm when found. They
were discovered by Mrs. Chapin's ten
year-old son.
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Bsnx Statement.

NEW YORK, N. r., February 20 =
The weekly statement Ct associated
banks shows the following changes: !:
Reserve, increase s4,027,725; loans,
decrease 81 620, 100; specie, increase
$2,S24 800; legal tenders, increase
S2.595 500; circulation, decrease S110,-
100. Banks now hold $55, ,592, 900 in
excess OF legal requirements.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20
LONDON PRINTERS.
They Banquet One Of the Craft In Recornitiol
OF Services.

LONDON, England, February 20 -
There was great gathering Of work
ing printers, to-day, at the Holborn
restaurant, where the London society
of compositors banqueted Michael Aus
tin, member of parliament for LINER
ick, in recognition OF his services to
the printing trade.
The distinguished parliamentarian
began business life as a printers devil,
worked himself up to the case, and
finally to the rank Of employer. Since
his debut in public life, he has given
unsparingly of his time and Efforts in
the interest Of working printers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

Z. WASHINGTON, D. G., Februsry 70 =
The findings Of the court Of irquiry,
appointed to Investigate the circuu-
stances under which the c'uiser
.,saBrcoklsn' recently ran agTonrd in
The Delaware river, were, to-day, sub
mitted to the ravy department., which
completely exanelates sIl tiiscers cQn
cerned.
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OFF FOR CANTON.

FRANKFORT, Ky, February 20
Governor Bradley left for Canton this
morning, in response to an invitation
from the president-elect, who wants to
hold conference with him about the
senatorial contest which will soon come
up before the Kentucky state legisla-
ture. Senator j. G. Pritchard and
Captain Price, of North Carolina, are
in Canton and they hope to call on
Mejor Mckinley during the day.
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The Dsy at McKinley,s.

CANTON, Ohio, February 20.-Major
Mckinley showed signs OF improve
ment this morning. He is putting the
finishing touches upon the inaugural
address, which has been written week,
but Major Mckinley Is revising the
wcIk with infinite care. No visitors
were admitted this morning. 1t IS
raining hard and the president elect
will have the day for uninterrupted
work.
Captain Heistald, Major McKinley's
confidential secretary, il still seriously
Ill with the grip.
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NEW York, N. X, February 20
Owing to the non-arrival 81 Senator
Lexow, chairman OF the j9lnt legisla-
tive CON mittee, fan adjorrnment was
taken until Tuesday next. The absence
of several important witnesses also IN
fluenced the committee in their deci-
sion to adjourn.
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From the Denver Post.
Capt. Jack Crawford, known in the
show business as ''the poet-scout, is
saying all sorts OF !. vile things about
Colorado and her people In his talks
with eastern newspaper men, and the
Colorado Springs Gazette very forcibly
s'nails him toithe.eross' for his false
utterances.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

CnrCAGo. Ills, February 20
The indoor athletic meet, to-day, at
the First regiment armory, under the
auspices of the FIRST regiment of the
national guard, bas brought to the city
large number q athletes from outside
points.
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PITTsBURG, Penn, February 20 =
Application for . new trial in the libel
SUIT Of Senators Magee and Flynn.
against the Compeycial Gazette, was
heard by Judge White, to. day, and
refused.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

WAsHISGroS, D. G.. February 20 -
The president has referred the immi.
grafton bill to Secretary Carlisle for
an expression Of opinion on the merits
Of several of the provisions OF the bill.
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A BLAZE in CHICAGO
The "ChronicIe" Office Badly
Damaged BY Ignition from
Electric Light Wires.
THE GRECIAN SITUATION
An American Horse Dealer Ar
rested in London on Charge
Of Forging Notes.
CONGRESS OF VENEZUELA

CHICAGO, Illinois. February 20
There were seven explosions Of natura
: gas, this morning, in the engine room
of the Chicago Chronicle. They shat
tered the basement and business office
and injured ten persons. The explo
sion was caused by the ignition from
the electric light wires. John McMil.
lan, the press room foreman, was ser.
iously Injured. His recovery is doubt.
full. Larry Hardgrove, the engineer,
was blown thirty feet and badly iDjur-
ed internally. John Wheeler, driver.
who was standing in front ef the
Chronicle office, was blown half way
across street; Charles Williams, who
was standing on the sidewalk over The
gas pipe, was blown as high in the air
as the second story of the building and
badly injured.
After the explosion, the flames leaps
ed up and consumed the business Office
and destroyed the Western Union tele 4
graph company's branch Office, ad-
joining; while all the wires, including
those OF the United Associated Presses,
we're broken. The force of the .explo
sion broke every plate glass window in
the building, tore up the sidewalk, and
tiew out the walls. The loss $4,000
COSTLY BLAZE.
WILMINGTON, N. G., February 20.--
At midnight, last night, fire brske
out In Marks store on Front street,
and spread till the whole block was in
flames. The fire then swept around
the corner OF Grace street, destroying
several stores. The loss is heavy and
there were several narrow el capes from
death.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

NEW York. MY, February 20 -
The New York Snu has renewed its
allegiance to The United Press and will
stand by IL with its associates as
stsunchly as any newspaper in the
United States.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

Biennial conference of the Seventh day
AdventlstS at lincoln Neb.,s February
Sth to March Sth, '07. Fare and ons-third,
on certificate plan; tickets to he sold Feb
ruary 18Th and 22d and March 1st, '97.
G. r. JONES. Agent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

II. Charpiot arrived from Denver on
Wednesday, February nth, with the cos
tunes for the Hook and Ladder company's
masquerade ball. So 6s ].
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PI cky R.txslmnons.

RENO. N,yada. February 20 Bob
Fi'zsim mons and party arrived here,
this morning, and left. this afternoon,
f,r Carson City. Fizsimmons says be
never felt better in his life.
s'pENvER ED S FIGHT.
DuBsIs, Pa, February 20 -"Den-
vsr'' Ed Smith announces that fight
has been arranged between himself and
joe Choynskl, to take place at Carson,
N vada, on March 18th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

Annual convention, National American
Suffrage association at Des Moines. Iowa
jan 25th, Feb.s list '97. Fare and one. third
on certificate plan. Z c. F. JONES, Agent.
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BRASTFcRD, Ontario, February 20
John 8. johnson, the bicyclist, Is i'll
here with pneumonin. He has had q
turn for the better and his doctor re-
ports that he will probably be around
again within wee K or two.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

If yo1 want to buy or sell anything In
the second hand goods line call on 8
Kaufman, third door east Of tke old towr
postof1ce 269.tf
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Speculation Quiet.

WALL STRyET, N, r., February 20 ~
Speculation opened quiet and steady,
to-day, the trading being most entirely
professional. There we're few commits
sion house orders; sugar, Lske Shore
and Manhattan, were relatively firmer
than the general list.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

Skates sharponed, and skates for sale
at the old town hardware store. D. Win.
.nitz, Bridge street. gar Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

Special sales for, the ensuing month
Millinery below cost Mas. s. A. CARR:
Bo-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20

For parties, concerts and. socials, rem,
Rosentbal Bros. hall 50-s.-t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-20
hENHY G0KH, Pres
81. w. KELLY, Vice Pres.
D. T. HosKTNss Treas
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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buggies, oad WAGONS, harness, at a
bargain. Al. L. Cooley's stables, on Bridge
street. 7stf
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PLEADS FOR ITS RIGHTS.
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY'S SIDE PRESENTED.

PRODUCED ORIGINAL RAILWAY
CHARTERS PROVIDING FOR
HORSE LocoMoTIoN. AND THE
ONE WHICH DoEsN'T-TROLLEY
ROAD A GREAT ENTERPRISE.
Senator George Gray appeared before
the chancellor to-day associating with
his colleagues II. II. Ward and A. c..
Gray in the prosecution of the injunction
proceedings instituted by the Phlladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company enioining the Wilmington City
Railway Company from crossing COM
plainants steam railroad tracks at Third
street.
Counsel Willard Salisbury. for the troll
ley company. replied that it had been as
certalned that the plot of ground owned
by the r.. w. q B. Railroad Company
was not located at the Third street cross
ing, but was situated on Bridge street,
contiguous TO Third street bridge. Full
permission had been obtained for the
use of this plot from its lessees-the city
Of Wilmington. through its Street and
Sewer Department
In disputing the point Of complainant
that the trolley railway company has
never been legally permitted to use elec
tricity. Mr.. Salisbury made a strong ar
gument lie read the charter of the FRS
street railway company Incorporated il
| Delaware. II was the New Castle ans
/ Wilmington Passenger Railway Company
Z chartered February S, 1859, to build from
: the foot Of Delaware stteet, New Castle
10 Tenth and Market streets. Wilmington
/ to be operated 10y horse locomotion.
/ Mr.. Salisbury read the act creating th'
Street and Sewer Department Of VIII
/ mington, giving it supreme control owe
/ the streets. and then read the officia
permit of that department clothing thu
! Wilmington city Railway Company will
/ power to operate its lines.
Mr. Salisbury was still pleading 70
the rights of electric railways wher
court took a recess at LOS o'clock unit
2.30 this afternoon.
The eiectric railway attorney ha'
talked for three hours straight, ant
cited scores of authorities, nearly all o
recent date since the electric railwa
has been generally recognized as tn
safest, speediest and most convenien
conveyance Of busy people.
Mr.. Ward will close for the "Pennsy
company this afternoon. Ii is though
; that the chancellor will not permit an
more delay in giving his decision tina
is absolutely necessary.
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THEY WILL PLAY BASEBALL.
THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO ATTEND
THE GAME

THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS VT
COUNCIL EXPECTED TO ATTEND
THE GAME.
The baseball season will be formally
ipened in Wilmington this afternoon
when the Rockford Club, which will be
he city's chief representative on the
diamond, will meet the Manayunk
.eam. Invitations have been issued tc
he mayor. members Of Council and
ther city officials.
The Union Street Park has been put
good condition and the Rockford
cam has been devOting every after
loon to practice.
The batting order Of the teams fol-
lows.
Rockford Calhoun. third base; Max
vcl. left feid Comfy. short stop; Fer
uson. second base; Buckley, centre
field. Mcdaniel, first base; Prentiss
pitcher; Phillips, catcher; Kenney
light field.
Manayunk-G Gillespie, third base
smith. short stop; Cox, second base
Schilskey. right field; Eddleman, lef
aeld: Franzen. first base; Harmer
centre field; Summers, catcher; Hum
phries, pitcher; Morris, pitcher.
Maxwell and Ferguson, the latte
an old Rockford player, played VIII
the strong Media team last year
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SHOW BILLS SCARE HORSES.
HEAVY RAINS WASH THEM OVER
STREETS UNTIL THEY'RE A PUB
Lie NUISANCE.

Lie NUISANCE.
The heavy rains of this week extend
ed their cleansing faculties even to the
theatre bill-boards, upon which actor
after actor has been pictured in vari-
Gus garbs and attitudes for weeks past.
The water so saturated the many thick
nesses of paper that the latter all melt
ed and loosened from the bill-boards,
blowing all over the streets.
At Fourteenth and Market streets
several horses we're badly frightened
and started TO run away, but were
checked in time. Amos c. Brinton
who has a lot in that locality, surround
ed by high board fences, which are
used as bill-boards, to-day notified the
theatre agents that no more bills could
be posted there. Property owners alonl
the west side are taking a similar ac.
ton, as the big patches of three-sheei
posters blew over front yards and un.
der horses feet by the wholesale.
An ordinance restricting the use ol
show bills in town will probably b,
urged before Council in a short time
There is a growing sentiment in all tn,
large cities against the promiscuous
use of glaring show bills, especially
where the theatres have the advantag,
of abundant publicity through th'
newspapers.
Evening journal., 1897-04-17
NEW COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
GOOD LIST TO PASTE IN ONES
HAT OR CARRY IN CARD-CAsE.

GOOD LIST TO PASTE IN ONES
HAT OR CARRY IN CARD-CAsE.
New Castle, April 17.-President John
r. Lambson, of the new City Council,
has announced his committees for the
ensuing year. The old committees were
unevenly divided, some of the council
men appearing on six. while the others
we're only taxed with three each. The
list. which Is as follows, will be con-
venient for reference If preserved by
citizens during the coming year:
streets-Fagan, Clewell, Harrington.
Finance-COoper, Pagan, Lambson.
Pumps-Clewell Cooper, Lambson.
Lights-Fagan, Cooper, Lambson.
Health and Nuisance-Clewell, Har-
rington, Cooper.
River and Harbor-Harrington
Cooper, Lambson.
Fire Observation-Disclosures, Fa.
gan, Clewell.
Police-Council as Committee Of the
Whole.
At last nights meeting ci Council
an order was drawn for $11. expenses o.
holding recent election. The bill from
the election officers amounted TO $40
but was chipped down SO before it pass
ed muster.
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sUssEx's EARNEST PLEA.
To the Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives:

To the Speaker Of the House OF hepfe-
sentatives:
We. the people Of Sussex county, re-
spectfuly petition the General Assem-
bly, to pass the measure now pending
before it entitled An Act to Amend
the Charter Of the Wilmington and
New Castle Electric Railway Com
pany. This company is the only one OF
The many that have been granted fran
chises that has shown its good faith by
building a road. IL has built every loot
Of railway authorized by the state, and
Is successfully operating the same. 1t
now seeks to extend it's lines to Penn
sylvania. and to extend them south
from New Castle to Smyrna, and II
seems to us that every public interes.
demands that these rights should be
granted We believe tnat the General
Assembly should extend every induce
ment to those who seek to employ la.
Dor and TO improve our state While
this road at present does not reach oul
county. we believe that IN the course o
few years the electric system VIII b
running throughout the entire state
We would further respectfully REMIND
YOU that the most effective mode o
regulating railroad rates and charge
is to grant more franchises that ther
may be competing lines. Trusting yoi
will heed the voice Of the people, W
will ever pray:
Paynter Frame, Henry Rayner. DavlI
A. Steward, j. II. Draper ]. w. Mes
sick, Jacob II. Sharp. James p. Coma
way, John w Bassitt. Elijah Hudson
John A. Dunn, ID. w. Joseph, w. w
| Pepper, ]. II. Harrington. George W
Milman, j. T. Collins, e. w. Gordy,
T. Hearn, John c. Spicer. Harry /
Messick, II. c. Matthews. w. J. Wes
J. j. Smith, TheOphilus Swain, John I
I Morris. John A. Matin, James A. Coul
ter, Hiram e. Short, William J. Dui
ton. Martin G.. Macklin, George
Walls, Robert Short, Eli ?. Peppe
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p1rRrJC SALE.

Lichtenstein & Hart, AIS Market
street. will sell the balance of their
stock. consisting Of carpets of all kinds,
lace and heavy curtains, curtain mater
lals, upholstery goods, rugs, screens,
porch shades and carpet sweepers. This
sale will be positive, and will COM
mence Tuesday evening next. at 7
O'Clock. and continue every afternoon
and evening until the whole stock is
sod. l.. w. Stidham & Son, Auetioneers-
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will VIsIT ENGLAND.

Bishop Coleman will go to England
on June u. sailing on the steamship
Waesland, from Philadelphia, on that
date. He rs one OF the vice-prosidents
Of the Ecumonical Conference, to be
held at Lambeth Palace, London. in
July. The clergy and laymen Of the
diocese have raised and presented 10
the bishop a fund to pay the expenses
Of the trip.
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A wEnnING REcEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Wyatt have is
sued invitations to the marriage re-
seption Of their daughter Elizabeth
md Walter b. Daniels on next Friday
evening, at their home, No. 507 West
Fourth street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
/. B. COOPER.
ONfA LIZ
PIANO TUNER.

PIANO TUNER.
p. 0. Box ga Wilmington, Del. Grad
nate of the Tuning Department, New
England Conservatory OF Music,
EI,ECTRIC SHOEMAKER. - Sam.
Krinsh. shoe Repairing, corner Fifth and
French streets.
An kinds of repairing neatly done al
lowest prices I do the best work In the
city ut shortest notice.
Work done in fifteen minutes. while yot
walt Best White Oak leather used
Shoes made to order. s. to $3.50
Please try my work.
Don't forget the place. corner Fifth and
French streets.
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BOARD AND ROOFS.

WANTED .--Boarders at 81 Pine street
Terms moderate.
G.-Second-story front room
with board. No. 107 East Eighth street
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PUBLIC SALES.

PUBL SCALE Of storage household and
kitchen furniture. 500 West street, on
Thursday, April p. at $50 o'clock, con-
sisting of / piano, fine parlor suites, 2
bedroom suites, l secretary chest of
drawers, sideboard, refrigerator exten-
sion table, couch. bureau, bedsteads and
chairs tables. Brussels and Ingram car
pets, lace curtains, oil paintings. silver
ware, glass and queensware, / cook stove
Many other articles not mentioned.
The above goods will be positively sold
the owner leaving the city.
+. WEEKS.
GEORGE DRAKE, Auctioneer.
p. S.-The above goods will be open for
inspection Tuesday and Wednesday, from
9 till 5 p. m.
PUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
will sell at public sale. near Booths
Corner, Delaware county, Pa,
ON MONDAY,
APRIL 70. 1897, at o'clock p. m,
One carload of choice fresh cows anl
springars. direct from York county Pa.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM S. COOLEY.
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SPANISH DETECTIVES HERE.
THEY CAREFULLY INSPECT THE
PASSENGERS on sOUTH-BOUND
RAILROAD TRAINS.

PASSENGERS on sOUTH-BOUND
RAILROAD TRAINS.
There was a rumor current In the city
this morning that two Spaniards who
pose as sailors on the Laurada, are spies
Of the Spanish Government who are here
on the lookout for party Of men bound
to Cuba
The men have been in the city for some
time. and they have been carefully watch
ing the south-bound Florida express each
afternoon.
The men were first noticed several days
ago when they called al the Z. w, q b.
railroad station and inquired how many
south bound trains there were which
went through to Florida.
They were informed and since that time
they have carefully inspected each pas
senger on the trains. II is thought that
the Spanish Government is making an ef-
fort TO secure information of any large
body Of men bound for Cuba and is USING
the two men here as spoilers.
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THE GORDY TRIAL IN FULL.

The Sunday Herald will tomorrow
morning print the full details Of the IA
nous Gordy murder trial from the be-
ginning TO the end.
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]. /. DASHIELL,

SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson. $500 The Singer
s1bOO. Domestic. $500 Standard $3.50
Household, $500. Other makes at S16., 81
$40. Oak or walnut Ten years guaran
tee.
Secondhand machines at $500 up. H
pairing. 30 cents. .
No. i2 e. Seventh St, Wilmington, De,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE.-Good-wil and fixtures OF
a licensed saloon, centrally located. Pos
session Immediately. Apply to William
Baxter, Fourth and Shipley streets.
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THIS is BARGAIN WEEK.
Sweet Sugar Corn, 4c can.
Finest Tomatoes, &C. can.
Best Macaroni, &C. box.
Silver Drip Syrup, &c qt
Choice Peas, &c. can.
Good Mackerel, 10c. Dozen
Fine large Pickles, &c. dozen.
Railroad men can save big money here.
HUTCHINSON
Sixth. and King streets, Wilmington, anu
6ll Delaware street, New Castle.
Evening journal., 1897-04-17

Attend the auction sale of pictures at
No. 81 Market street. Pictures selling
fast and cheap.
Evening journal., 1897-04-17

I heard it often, never believed 1t,
hut after trying it, found that all the
beer brewed by the famous Bavarian
Brewery, JOHN A LENGEL, PROPRI-
ETOR. is a palatable, nutritious bev-
eraee. The Book this year is extra
super fine! Ask for it. All tho leading
hotels have it.
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lily on THE Valley.

Lily Of the Valley, free. free. April -
to IL. Grand Union Tea Company, No.
6O9 King street.
Evening journal., 1897-04-17

Have your Easter suits made at Wal
ter S. Davis. merchant tailor, No. SO2
Market street
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THE EYEsIGHT

: is natures most precious gift. Great
. care should be taken to preserve the
f.: eyesight. Headaches and eye-strain.
: that medicine falls TO cure, can, IN
/: iieved with glasses. Careful examina-
: tions free.
F: S. l.. MKEE, Graduate Optlcian,
with
MILIARD +. DAVIS,
No. East Second st.
Oculst prescriptions promptly and
carefully filled.
Evening journal., 1897-04-17

Snapper lunch and book beer Satur-
day night at e. J.. Newells, East Sew
enth street.