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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-08-28
OBITUARY.
Death of James j. Crimmins

New York, Aug 27.-James ]. Crimmins,
master fag'maker in the navy yard. died
at his home in Brooklyn yesterday at the
age of sixty-four years. He was born
in ireland and came to this country thir-
ty-five years ago He was for twenty
nine years in the service of the Govern
ment He was formerly in the British
navy and was on the vessel that carried
the Prince of Wales round the world.
When the Tallapoosa sank. portrait of
Rear Admiral Deweys wife and also a
ring was lost. Crimmins managed to Sc
cure the ring, and subsequently Rear Ad-
miral Dewey presented Crimmins with
an ulster and cardigan jacket. He is
survived by a widow and one daughter.
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DIED.

DIED.
PLASKETT-On Saturday. August 27, 1895. at
the residence OF his parents. $50 Ninth Street
southwest, MILTON CHRISTOPHER, beloved sol
Of Christopher W. and Emma J. Plaskett, eyed
nine months.
Funeral from his parents residence. Monday,
August %, al I:30 p. m Interment private.
aUz5-2t
BENNETT-On Saturday, August q, 1865. at II
p. m, MISS ANNIE V. BENNETT. beloved daugh-
ter Of j. B. Bennett. at ls7 I1th Street northeast
Notice Of funeral hereafter 1t
DENMAN-Suddenly. on the evening Of the
25th Of August. 1895 NARY YOUNG DENHAN,
widow OF Col. Hampton b. Denman
The funeral viii take place frcm her residence
1928 18th 81. NV, at 9:50 a. m. Sunday Avg
IS; thence to St. Paul's Church, 18th and v
where a requiem mass viii be celebrated. ReIa-
tiyes and friends are invited 10 the house
Item
MURRAY-on Thursday. August 25. at 5:l5
p. m. JOHN ". MURRAY, in the SD year Of
his age
Funeral from his late residence. OF - 81
sw., Sunday, August 2s. al 30 p n Relatives
and friends respectfully invited 70 attend. In
terment al Alexandra, Va. au272t
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EASTERN SITUATION ACUTE.
China and England ON the Verge OF
Open Rupture.


London. Aug. 27.-The Pekin correspon-
dent of the Daily Mail says:
THE situation has suddenly become
acute. The relations between the Tsung
Lii Yamen and Sir Claude Macdonald, the
British minister. are strained to the point
of rupture. Sir Claude has intimated that
any failure by China to observe Great
Britain's wishes will be accepted as a
casus belli-
In support of Sir Claude Macdonald
the fleet has been concentrated at Wei
Hai-Wei and Hankwa, and all the war
ships under 500 tons have been mobilized
in the Yang -Tse-Kiang River. The naval
demonstration is solely directed against
China, as it is semi-officially stated that
the existing relations with Russia are
cordial"
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CONDITION OF THE CAMPS
Mismanagement and Abuse to
BE Investigated.
CONGRESS NAY TAKEACTI0N

A Storm of Indignation Has Been
Aroused-Gen COrbin Refuses To
TaIi--Gov Black IL Net Pleased
DIR. Kent stirred Up Hornets
GUS Thnt His Department Should
BE Inquired Into to the Fullest
Extent
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UNDERTAKERs
THOS. Q. JONES.

Undertaken and Embalmer. SIS Street rorth-
east; every thing strictly rst-esss ard at reason
able terms; We have an assistant the only lady
embalmer in Washington; graduate OF Cnampica
College Of EmbaIminG. au12-imo
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Mr.. Harry E. Simpson, the young and
talented Photographic artist, is now as
sociated with the Acme Photo Company
934 F Street northwest. where he will be
glad to see all of his former partons.
Item
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Conductors on street railways
find DIR. Henry's Blood Tea TIL,
only cure for indigestion.
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PAVLoFF GOES TO KOREA.
Russians Representative i'm China lis
Transferred.

London, Aug. "a dispatch to the
Times from Pekin says that NJ PavIofr,
the Russian representative in China. has
been appointed Russian minister to
Korea.
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The Eighth New York Ordered Home

Chattanooga, Aug. 27.-The Eighth New
York Regiment has been ordered home
This was done on account of the health
of the regiment and is result of Sur
geon General Terry's report to Governor
Black. The regiment leaves Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICED. e. VOLUNTEERS
OF 1851 TO 1865. ATTENTION. An ad-
journed meeting of the survivors OF the
old District OF Columbia Volunteers will
be held at room 10. National Guard Ar
mory, TUESDAY. AUGUST %. at P NJ,
10 complete arrangements TO cooperate in
the reception of the First Regiment, D. c.
V. ]. T. FORD. Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-R w Morgan is no
longer connected with. Glen Echo Cafe
auZ7-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.LThis is to certify
that / have received one hundred and
fifty dollars from Local Assembly No.
li9S. K OF l.. on the death Of my hus-
band, R. H Moore. MRS e j. MOORE.
1247 Sixth Street northwest
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Rev. Ksnf's Charges.

Stephen z. Barton. of the Red Cross
Society. New York, has received this let
ter from Surgeon General Sternberg:
Your letter of August %, inclosing
letter from Rev. Alexander Kent, has
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The steamer Ulrica carried Az pas
sengers 10 the Peace Jubilee yesterday
-rhe district meeting Of the Woman :
Home Missionary Society to be held III
anton Thursday, October q, has peen
,ostnoned until the following week.
Thursday. November 3.
The Delaware branch Of the Woman
Auxiliary will meet in Trinity PARISH
house on November 3.
Persons complain that the stopping
of the Eighth and Fourth street cars az
Union street constitutes a serious lneou-
venience to the West side patrons OF the
road. e
-I.ouis Bonoganio brought suit before
Magistrate Daley last night against the
Italian Mutual Beneficial Society tor Il
IS SICK benefit due him. No decision was
rendered.
Tomorrow viii be donation day az
the HOMEOPATHIC Hospital and friends oI
the institution are asked 70 resp nd 10
the occasion.
CAPTAIN +. T. Harrington has been
ordered by the Navy Department 10 re
port at Portsmouth on November ..
George Robert Reed. a native OF
/ Canada. was granted naturalization pa
pcrs by Judge Bradford yesterday
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BLUE ROCK COUNCIL

GRAND COMMANDER AND OFF
GERS ENTERTAINED AT TIIg
LAST MEETING MEMBERSHIP
INCREASING.
A very enjoyable time was he'd at
the meeting of Blue Rock Council, Le-
gion of the Red Cross, on Monday
night, the occasion being the visit OF
the grand officers.
After speeches by the grand com
mander and others, several musical Sc
iections were rendered by the Red
Cross Choral Society OF Blue Rock
Council. One candidate was initiated
and three others elected to member
ship. After the program refreshments
and cigars were served. A very large
membership was present.
A great deal OF interest is being
manifested in Blue Rock Council, as
we'll as the whole order, and in a enort
time this council expects to double It's
membership. These entertainments
viii be given monthly during the Win
ter.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
ALL DAY SERVICES

rliD AT ST. PAUL'S NJ. e. CHURCH
YESTERDAY BY MISS JENNIE
Midday services were held yesterday
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church by Miss
ME Smith, the famous railroad evan
list. The services commenced at 10
n. and continued until 10 p. m, with
different leader every hour.
Dr. Watt opened the service after two
nutes OF silent prayer, which was
Ierved at the close Of each passing
slr. Every department of business
! prayed for, except the saloon and
nufacturers Of alcoholic stimulants
utenant Simmons spoke OF the sol
rs and said their temptations were
MY.
70 more interesting hour during th'
was spent than the one devoted u
country, and especially the interes
the army and navy. The meeting
sed with addresses by Drs. Martin
e and Barrett, from Salisbury ans
lford.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT
1rncp sPRUANCE GIVES A DE
-.,.,g.- nNr THE WAGNER

sPRUANcE GIVES A DE.
CIsION on THE WAGNER
PLACE.
Judge spruance sat in Orphans Court M
this morning and heard argument ana re-
turns in several cases. Howell ,. ENG
land made return Of the sale of the prop.
ertv of Joel s. Greenman. The SAFE
of nroperty of Henry Husmaker was, on
application of Harry Emmons, postponed
until Wednesday next. On applcatlon
of her attorney, Emma A.. Stapler was
given permission 10 sell the minor IN
ferest In her children's real estate.
Iilburne Chandler aDDeared IN behall
Of j. William Wagner and asked permis
sion to have the license transferred e
his wife which was not granted. Mr
Chandler claimed that Wagner was stu
In possession of the property, No. Z Eas
Fourth street.
Judge Spruance ruled that while h
CWngner) was still in possession of tn
lease IL would be impossible to transfe
the license and that ha could sell intoXl
eating liquors until his lease expired.
Court then took a recess until 2.3O.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER

JOSEPH RUSSELL, COLORED, On
DEAvoRED TO END IIIs WIFES
LIFE LAST NIGHT.
AS result of injuries inflicted at the
hands OF her husband, Mrs. Joseph
Russell, colored, Of Third and Webb
streets. lies at the Homeopathic Hos
pltal in a serious condition.
Russell went to a house, No. 21S Wood
lawn avenue. where his wife was stop
ping, last evening. and after beating
her took her home. Here he renewed
his attacks with a hammer, striking hel
several times.
When the police, hearing OF the trou-
bic, arrived, Russell was putting
caps ON a loaded shotgunt to kiia the
woman with. Officers Nicely and Scott
arrested the man and the wife was sent
to the hospital in the Phoenix ambu'
p lance.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
KNIGHTS OF PYlHlAS

TaHIRTEENTlH ANNUAL CONNEN-
TqoN BEING HELD TODAY IN
THIS CITY.
The thirteenth annual convention OF
the Grand Lodge OF knights Of Pythias
met this morning at 10 o'clock at the
Temple, Seventh and King streets.
Delegates from every lodge in the state
were present, and every seat in the con-
vention hall was filled.
This morning reports from the differ
ent committees we're submitted, which
we're referred to other committees ap-
pointed for the purpose, to make re-
port on this afternoon.
AT this afternoons session grand Of
hcers for the ensuing year will be
elected, and some lively wire-pulling is
expected.
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A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER
TAKES A TRIP ON MONEY TTIAr
DID NOT BELONG TO HIM.


Roland Cahall, aged Is years. attend
ed the Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia
yesterday. using money intended for
the payment of Rev. Ralph T. Cour-
seys salary.
Mr.. Coursey is pastor OF Harrison
Street M. II. Church, and Il Is the Gus
tom Of the congregation 10 pay its
minister a weekly salary through
their treasurer, Hubert A. Roop. Az
Mr.. Coursey intended going away yes-
terday he dropped into Mr.. Roops Of
flee about o'cleck at Fifth and Ship
ley streets to obtain some money. Not
having the amount with him Nfr. Roop
sent his office boy, Ralph, to his home
for the money.
After waiting an hour, as the boy did
not come back, he telephoned TO his
wife, who stated that the lad had been
there and received the money and gone
away. As neon came and no boy, Mr..
Roop became worried, and at O'Clock
notified the police, who informed him
that the boy had probably gone to
Philadelphia.
Such proved to be the case, as the
temptation proved too strong for the
lad, and he took a Baltimore and Ohio
train and went up 10 see the Jubilee
celebration. He returned last night on
p, w. & B. train and was arrested
by officer Purcell, who took him out to
Mr. Roop's house. Here 1t was found
that ROLAND had spent between 81 and
s5 OF the amount, SIS. The rest he TO-
turned. Mr.. Roop win not prosecute.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
REsuMEs HTs OLD POsIrIoN

Emmett f. Stidham, cx-candidate for
sherin, has resumed his old position as
switchman for the Wilmington City
Railway Company at the railroad
crossing on Third street. George Reed
who has been filing the position IN
his place for the past few weeks, viii
engage in the butcher business.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
A BUSY SESSION.
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS MADE TO
STREET AND SEWER BOARD.

AT THE MEETING LAST NIGHT
MANY REQUESTS GRANTED
CUTTERS OVER MARKET
STREET BRIDGE TO BE PUT IN
GOOD CONDITION.
At the weekly meeting Of the STREET
and Sewer Department last might many
requests were made of the board. A
delegation representing the property
owners along Market street on the
south side Of the bridge over the Chris
tiana asked that the cutters be i'm
proved. They were informed that II
they would have the curb set the gut
ters would be put in.
Property owners on Lombard street
between Eleventh and Twelfth reported
the contractors were dumping ashes
and garbage along that street. Com
missioner McClOskey was ordered tC
look into the matter.
l Assistant Engineer Joyce appeared
, before the board and requested tha
( an old fender stone on Sixteentl
! street between King and French street
o be removed, as it was dangerous TO IN
o Fire Department, the Delaware True
a running into it a short time ago an
5 barely escaping a wreck
N The stone was ordered moved, an
in connection with the matter tf
j board stated that it was desirous (
ly repairing sixteenth street. but will NJ
70 be able to do SO until the Water d.
4 partment extends the arch over n
q race at King street so that the stree
az may be widened.
to A request OF the Park Commlssiod
N ers for some old paving blocks an
e, bricks for the paving of the intense
o. ton Of Market street and the new pai
drive was granted. A resolution pr
10 viding for the leasing Of the Tatna
d. street wharf to the Harlan and He
N. lingsworth Company for three yea
ar was adopted.
The awards of the commission to
to sess damages to property by the ope
Ice ing Of Eleventh street were acceptt
IS William L. Medholt receiving six Ger
'ur and John Craig, $50. No action "
In taken on the award to Edgar Hour
field. trustee. William l.. Medholt, W
Did is building new houses on Shallcr'
ct avenue and Van Burn street, ask
OF that the street be graded. The requ
Nd was granted.
m The board ascertained that It v
as paying for three electric lights VIII
ave are in Brandywine Park, and they w
int ordered TO be discontinued at once.
ave weekly payroll of $474.S6 was orde
hat paid. Secretary Wiley reported that
kes collections during the week amour
Of TO 81 .145. and the balance in bank
S67, ,4S9.45.
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lUUSES GRADUATE
HOMEOPATHIC TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR NURSES HOLD EXERCISES
/ AT TiHE NEW- -CE,NTIlRY CIIrR

homeopathic TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR NURSES HOLD EXERCISES
AIT THE NEW-ClENTURY CLUB.
The Wilmington Homeopathic Train
|lg School for Nurses held its gradu-
|uom exercises at the New-Century
HUB building last evening.
Rev. Henry Baker opened the ex-
|,cises with a prayer, followed by a
net, ''Oh That We Two Were May
\ g," by Miss Poole and Howard Car
+ sr. Miss Florence Cook and Miss
NINA Lore very prettily rendered
Drift My Bark" The address to the
'aduates was made by DR.. Irvine M.
Einn and Mr.. Carver sang a SOLO.
81 Professor Herbert L. Northrop, Of
Philadelphia. delivered am interesting
dress, and Miss EDNA Turner Brad
Id. pleased the ,esemblage with a
+ oMn SOLO. The diplomas were present
by c. w. Pusey and the benedictiou
oncunced by DR.. Baker.
& &The report of the training school,
ad by Miss White, was of much in
rest. She said that during the year
hospital had taken care OF over
b patients, in the hospital and at
nded 1854 in the dispensary. The
S ar just passed, she said, was yea1
IS improvement from many stand
ints. Early in the year there were
e doctors added to the staff, two ol
nom are now members of the faculty
le Junior board presented the hos
al with fine operating table. WheI
& war was declared the managers Of
red the hospital to the government
the care ofthe sick and wounde'
diers, but the offer was ignored
rec soldiers have been treated at tn,
spital, one who fought at Santiagc
d two from Camp Meade. Two o
graduates enlisted, and one, afte
nd work at Chickamauga, wa
icken with typhoid fever, and wa
bit home. She is now at the nosplts
'ry ill. Two nurses went to New YOr
a private surgical hospital, whic
ne them additional experience.
Seated upon the stage, which wa
sttily dressed with Autumn leave
re the graduates: Miss Mary
nrk. Miss Katherine Bryan, Mil
ura M. Farmer Miss Mary White, ii
berintendent and Drs. A. Negendan
wis w. Finn, L. N. Slaughter,
ul LIukens, George Carmichael, A.
hntz, Horace Belts, ex-Mayor Stan
ry ]. Wiley and Rev. Robert WA
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G A. r, VETERANS LEsYE

OK THE EARLY BOAT THIS
MORNING FOR THE PEACE JUBI-
LEE.
rhe Department Of Delaware, G. A.
left here on the $50 o'clock boat
s morning for the Peace Jubilee in
|lladelphia. The department has been
Iigned to position in the first di-
ion of the G. "A. R. portion OF the
rade. which forms on Sixteenth
eet near Snyder avenue.
The veterans met at Ninth and KING
eets at $50 o'clock this morning and
med in line and marched to the
lmdngton Steamboat Company
arr. where they took the boat.
The attendance was large and th'
mbers expect an enjoyable time.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
EN RouTE no JuBIUEE.

A special train bearing President Nc
Kfnley and the presidential party en-
route to Philadelphia passed through
here over the p, w. & b. railroad al
1920 o'clock to-day. General Miles
and stan passed through over tho
same road in special car attached tc
the 1O.43 train.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
ANOTHER KNoCK-DowN.

Martha Searies, colored, 1S years OF
age. living on Lord street, between
Spruce and Pine, was struck and
knocked down by car No. AZ Of the
Rfverview line yesterday afternoon on
Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. A CASH was cut IN
her head.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

MONEY! WILL BE RETURNED.
Fhe money collected in this city for
BAND for the battalion of the First
laware Regiment in the parade In
tomorrow, will be re-
[ned to the people who gave 1t. Word
3 ben received that the battalion
S been furnished with a band and the
|laware band cannot be given place
] Lthe line.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
ANnrTHER AnASON's DEATH

The second death of a member of
/ William Parlzman Commandery, OF
stou,- has. occurred since that com
I,ndery visited here. 1t was that Of
sninenb Commander Edward G
. aves, who was i'll when the com.
ndery reached this city, having suf-
ed for some time with Inflammation
4 the bowels
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
rHE pARlApE PosrPoNED.

On account Of the heavy downpour
Of rain the civic parade Of the Jubilee
celebration in Philadelphia has been
postponed until Friday next.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
AsA nIrIDER OF WAGONS,

Light and heavy, for all business pur-
poses, VIM. a. Reilly comes TO the
front. The work he has done for promi-
nent business firms in Wilmington rec
ommends him to the public.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

Stoecl5le's Ezra Fine Beer always on
TAP at James Furlong's, 18th and Fill
bert streets, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
SLIGHT WRECK.

A slight wreck occurred yesterday in
the West Yard. One freight car ran on
the track, but was soon put on by the
wrecking crew.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
GRACEFUL DANCERS
The Leading Features of the
Temple of Fame.
VOTING FOR MOST POPULAR DANCE

LEAD-MANAGERS FEEL EN-
COURAGED BY THE LARGE AT
TENDANCE MATINEE THIS AT
TERNOON.
There was another large audience AT
the Opera House last night, and, as the
night before, the dancing was the fea-
ture of the Temple OF Fame. A matinee
is being held this afternoon, and. con-
eiderng the weather and the Peace
Jubilee, the attendance is encouraging
to those who have worked so indus
trlously for the success OF the affair
Several new dances were given Last
might, among them being the opening
one, the dance of All Nations, cha
peroned by Mrs. Lamotto DUPONT and
Mrs Bankson I. Holcomb. The Court
Dance was one OF the most striking
that will probably be given during the
entertainment The dancers were at
tired in the costumes typical OF the
countries they represented, the young
women representing Turkey even wear
ing the characteristic bloomers that the
women Of that country wear. Each
dancer also carried the flag OF the
country she represented. After the
dance those who took part had supper
IN the temple cafe.
The Blackbirds and Hunters, In
which children took part, was very ef-
fecuve and elicited rounds OF applause
The little boys were dressed as hunt
ers, while the little girls wore costume'
representing blacltblrds. This danc'
was chaperoned by Mrs. James A. Har
and Miss Pmnkett.
The Japanese Fan and Lantern Drill
was exceptionally pretty and worthy o
particular mention. IL was chaperone'
by Mrs. John P. Wales and Miss Benz
The Irish dance was one Of the strik
ing of the evening, and received a
encore. The dancers were In typici
Irish costumes, the men wearing gree
{ coats, buff trousers and poke hats.
b was chaperoned by Mrs. Charles
S Rumford and Mrs. william Lea.
e The Dance Of the Sprites was pret
k and graceful, it being given by M.
d Ora Hitch and Miss Estella Lev
They were chaperoned by Mrs. f.
a Gilpin and Mrs. James A. Hart.
le one of the prettiest dances OF 4
Of evening was that of the Grecian Mai
't ems 1t was poetical In every NOV
E. ment. and the music OF the cymbs
le added to it's charm of the event. Du
ct ine the dance Miss Schwab sang
solo. Mrs. William G. Mendinhall al
4 Mrs. william M. Barnard chaperon
10 the dance.
c. The Dasiy Chain was requested a
* the dancers won new laure.s, recel
o. ing an encore. The Old Thirteen W
Ill also given again, and it seemed pr
'l- tier than on the first night, and I
rs same is to be said Of Uncle Sam a
John Bull which was repeated.
Is Much interest lis manifested IN
n voting. when the entertainment clot
ID, hast night the Daisy Chain was IN
lts lead having % votes to its credit. 7
as dance OF the Nations and the Origi
IS Tbirteen were even, each having
no The cake walk has 81 votes TO
credit.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
Clelands store closes tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
nom RArnwAYs MPRovE.

Nothing settles roadbed like age.
Nothing improves train service like ex-
perience. Witness a practical demon
stration Of these theories by using the
southern railway-ythe short line TO
FLORIDA. this season. The track VIII be
smooth. the schedules fast, the trains
superb. Let John M. Beall, District
Passenger Agent. No. S2S Chestnut
street. Philadelphia, Pa, arrange the
details.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26
MISS SMITH AT THE DIAMOND
STATE.

Miss Jennie Smith, the noted railroad
evangelist. will hold services at the
Diamond state Iron Works at noon to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

when visiting philadelphia If you
wish a frst-class glass of Beer call at
rames Furlong's, corner 18th and FIJI
bert streets. You will find stoeckle's
Extra Fine Beer always on tap.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

C,eland's store closes tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

'yleland's store closes tomorrow
,rning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

|Teland's store closes tomorrow
brning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

Cleland's store closes tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1898-10-26

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