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The evening times., 1900-04-18
Died in n Paroxysm of Anger.

NORRISTOWN. Pa. april 1S.-A party
given by James Pasquale 70 member Of
his Italian and American friends had
sad ending this evening. when Mrs. Marga-
ret Evans died suddenly The latter is a
native OF this country, but she was one Of
the participants. Just before her death
Mrs. Evans is alleged to have been Up-
braided by Mrs. Charlotte Redfern for not
going home to prepare her husbands sup
per- Mrs Evans insisted that she had
been home, and in a paroxysm OF anger
she fell into a faint aud, nsYer recovered.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
DRAWING THE COLOR LINE.
High school students AT Carlisle, Pa,
Enter "A Protest

CARLISLE. Pa. April lS.-There have
been no colored graduates in Carlisle's
high schools in recent years. This year
there are three. and the white pupils Of
the graduating class do not desire that
they participate in the class day exercises.
and have so expressed themselves to the
board Of directors.
The board held a special meeting. and
decided that the colored pupils must be
admitted TO the class day exercises. and
II this is not satisfactory 20 the whites
they will abolish the custom Of holding
the exercises.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
Catchin. NIenhndcn begins.

IRVINGTCN, Va. April 1S.-Menhaden
fishing has commenced. One of the three
steamers OF Bellows & Squires, situated
on Dymer's Creek, Lancaster county,
started out last week and one Of the
three steamers OF the Carter's Greek Fish
Guano Company has left for the South to
catch the valuable menhaden. All the
other steamers Of the Chesapeake Bay
about twenty In number-will begin busi-
ness about the 1st of May.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.

a Arrangements Made 10 Leave the
city Tomorrow Morning.
President Mckinley and party will leave
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock over the
Pennsylvania line5 for his Western trip.
They will be gone about a week. The orig
inal arrangements stin stand. The party
viii be the guests OF Mrs. Garret A. H0-
bart at Paterson. until Saturday That
night the President will be presen> at tfe
opening Of the conference Of Protestant
missions at New York. Sunday they III
leave for Canton.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
AccIdentnIIy Shot by His Mifc.

wATERTOWN, Wis, April 1S.-Charles
county, was accidentally shot by his wife,
with a shotgun yesterday. Mrs. Wright
shot a large hawk which attacked the
chickens, near the barn door. JUS as
Wright was passing cut Of the barn, and
the charge tore through his body. killing
him almost instantly.
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suieide of EIectricaI E.pert Potis.

CHICAGO, April lS.-Salvator Potts,
Chief Engineer for the Illinois Telegraph
and Telephone Company. was found dead
in room at the Technical Cab yesterday.
He had committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart. He left no let
ter explaining his act. 70 is believed he
was temporarily insane from the effects OF
grip. he was known to the electrical fra
ternity throughout the world as a builder
Of street railroad powerhouses- The larg-
est Of those in Chicago we're designed by
him.
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GUARDS AT THE woRKHoUsE.

The House District Committee Dis
cusses the Subject.
The Committee on the District Of Colum-
bia of the House Of Representatives met
this morning, Mr.. Jenkins OF Wisconsin.
presiding. in the absence Of Mr.. BabcOck,
the chairman. II was agreed to make a
favorable report on the restitution offered
by Mr.. Otey requesting OF the Commis-
sioners Of the District whether il would
be practicable to increase the number OF
guards at the workhouse and reduce the
number Of hours now required Of the
guards at that place.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Dick Phillips Convicted OF Artillery
mnm Vows nenth.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. April 1S.-In
Elizabeth City County Court Judge Lee
sentenced Dick Phillips. convicted Of mur-
dering Artilleryman New, 10 be hanged
May 25. Counsel for Philips noted seven
exceptions and asked for a stay Of SEN
tence TO August >. in order 10 give them
an opportunity 10 carry the matter TO
higher courts. Judge Lee granted the re-
quest.
Phillips friends are using every means
10 save his neck. Monday night a benefit
was given in Washington for Philips. and
one night this week a cakewalk and dance
will be given, either in Hampton or Phoe-
bus, for the purpose OF raising funds with
which to defray the expenses OF making
the fight 10 save the negrO,s life.
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MR. FLEMING ENDORSED.
Labor Delegates Urge His Appoint
ment aS District COmmissiOner.

Labor Delegates Urge His Appoint
ment nS District COmmiSsiOner.
4 delegation. including r s Deakin,
John Miles. J. T Barkmar. Charles En-
rick. and p. /. O'Brien called at the White
House this morning TO urge the appoint
ment OF r. I. Fleming 10 be a District
Commissioner.
The visitors we're from District Assem-
bly,, No. &C. Knights Of Labor and were
quasi representatives OF the local Fedora
ton Of Labor. Their interest in Mr.
Fleming's candidacy is partly due 20 the
fact that he a prominent contractor and
architect in excellent standing with the
labor unions.
The National Personal Liberty League. a
coloTed organization with 3,CO0 members,
Of whom 400 are in Washington. was a Sc
represented by a delegation OF eleven col
ored men. headed by II Clay Hawkins.
who urged the appointment Of Judge Scott
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NEWARK, n. j.. April 1S-At the Re
publican convention OF the Eighth Con-
gressionaI a, 7trict, yesterday afternoon.
Charles J. F lske, of Plainheld, and George
Decamp OF ROseland, we're chosen dele
gates to the National Convention. Strong
resolutions uphOlding McKinley's Adm;v-
istration and recommending his renomina-
ton were adopted.
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NO HOPE FROM AUSTRIA.
The Privy Councillor Sees No Chance
for Intervention.

VIENNA, April 1S.-Deputy Pessler to-
day forwarded to Count Goluchowski, the
Privy Councillor, the resolution adopted
by the meeting at Linzi for Intervention
by the powers ts,ween Great Britain and
the South African Republics.
In reply, Count Goluchowsh sad that
in view Of Great Britain's attitude he saw
no chance for Intervention.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
A BOY SHOT IN PLAY.
Youths become Enthusiastic Over
the BOcr War.

DOVER, Del, April lS.-A crowd Of boys
who became enthusiastic over the BOer
war. and wanted to become expert marks
evening They repaired to the outskirts Of
town. John Wheatley another boy. saw
the boys shooting wildly and assuming
warlike attitudes and John started to run.
Just then Dawson Wilcutts and Seagar
Gibson shot in his direction and Wheatley
reeled and fell. A bullet had entered his
right side below the waist.
Walter Wheatley. father Of the wounded
boy. has advised against prosecuting the
youths until il is known whether or not
his boys wound is mortal.
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MONEY FOR MEDALS.
Bravery OF American Sailors to 81
Suitably COmmemOrated-

Suitably COmmemOrated-
The Senate today passed a joint resolu-
tion authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
to cause 10 be struck bronze medals col
memorating such naval engagements IL
West Indian waters and on the coast Of
Cuba as he shall consider worthy Of COM
memoration and 10 distribute such medals
to the officers and men OF the North At
lantic squadron.
The sum Of $25, 600 is appropriated for
the purpose. As originally introduced the
Joint resolution specified the engagements
TO be commemOrated but the Committee
on Naval Affairs presented the above sub
stitute, which was adopted
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THE MUM JURY.
The TaIesmen Exhausted and Addi-
tiOnaI Ones Summoned.

tiOnal Ones Summoned.
The empaneIling Of jury in the case Of
Charles L. McUin, charged with the mur-
der Of Robert E. Turner, was resumed to-
day in Criminal Court No. l. The failure
to complete the jury yesterday, before the
regular panel Of jurors was exhausted, ne
cessitated the summoning of twenty y-fiye
extra talesmen. Twenty-One OF these re-
ported for duty this morning, and after an
examination of their fitness to serve as
Jurors the jury was still incomplete.
Justice CIabaugh, who is presiding at
the trial, thereupon ordered forty extra
talesmen summoned TO report for service
tomorrow. When the court adjourned
there were eleven talesmen in the jury
hoy
The evening times., 1900-04-18
RECEIVED BY MR.. M'KINLEY.
Harvard baseball Players Call on
the President.

Harvard baseball Players Call on
the President.
Twenty-Five members of the Harvard
Baseball Club. who are quartered at the
Riggs. called at the White House this
morning and were introduced 10 the PTesi-
dent by Representative Fitzgerald Of Mas
sachusetts Mr. Mckinley shook hands
with each Of the visitors and congratulated
them upon representing such notable
university.
The President received $50 visitors in
the East Room Of the Executive Mansion
during the morning. the party including
800 Boston people who are in the city on
an excursion.
The evening times., 1900-04-18

HARRISBURG. Pa, April 1S-Judc-
Simonton, Of Dauphin county. handed down
an opinion yesterday restraining the Meth
odist Cemetery Association. at Williams
town, from maintaining a cemetery for
burial purposes. The home of George
wahl the plaIntid. adjoins the cemetery.
and in his bill OF complaint he alleges the
water drained from the cemetery was in
furious TO his well and a menace to the
people using the same.
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tiop could be held II guns could be pro-
yided and shelter obtained.
Beth these conditions were about to be
fuidHsG when. in the absence Of Coke,
whom / had ordered TO come and report
in person OF the situation. the evacuation
took place under orders given on his own
responsibility by Thorneycroft. This oc-
CURED in the face OF vigorous protests Of
Coke's brigade major and others"
The evening times., 1900-04-18
CUSTOMS IN THE PHILIPPINES
4 War Department Statement Con-
cerninE Three Months.

NtIHIHN IhFtt IW"tNNs
According TO a statement made today by
the Division Of Customs and Insuiar Affairs
OF the War Department. the receipts in
the Philippine Islands for the months Of
January, February, and March. 1900. re-
spectiyelv. we're: January. 1868, SOS. 90:
February (cable). $426 423; March (cable),
S679. .446. 80. The customs receipts for March
alone reached the sum of $5I4-SS5.5O. The
total receipts for the three months we're
81. .669. SO 10. The receipts Of March exceed
those Of either the two previous months
bV SID. .936. 80.
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Mrs. BERNARD Beere Marries,

LONDON, ApiiI 1S.--Mrs. Bernard
Beere, the acress. was married yesterday
to Mr.. C. ~ Olivier, who was formerly
private seci1tary 20 the Earl Of Lonsdale.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
MIR. Parker Has Opposition.

NEWARK. n. J.. April 1s-City Comp
tIoller John S. Gibson came out today with
the announcement that he would be a
candidate for Congress. to succeed Richard
Wayne Parker. A lively contest is expect
ed
The evening times., 1900-04-18
THE TREATY WITH SPAIN.

Extension of Time Granted Resi-
dents of the Philippines.
The Treaty between the United States
and Spain. extending tor six months the
time in which Spanish residents Of the
Philippine Islands may decide whether
they viii remain Spanish citizens. vas
considered today by the Senate Com
mitee on Foreign Relations. and a favor
able report authorized
The evening times., 1900-04-18
ON THE GOLD COAST.
Great Britain Landing Troops to
Subdue the AShnntis.

ACCRA, April 1.-THE British relieving
force is approaching Kumassi. 1t is stat
ed that the Ashantis are determined TO
bring matters TO crisis before the arri-
val Of the troops. The British screw gun
boat Magpie has landed bluejackets at
Cape Coast Castle in the Gold Coast Colo
ny.
1t is most difficult to procure accurate
information as to the situation at Ku-
maSSi-
The evening times., 1900-04-18
GOING TO SIMLA.

VicerOy and Lady Curzon soon to
LeuVc bombay.
BOMBAY. April 1S.-The Viceroy and
Lady CurzOn will go to Simla on April p.
They will probably remain throughout
the heated season in the hills.
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kiIIed hr an FngIne.

MEDIA. Pa. April 1S-The mangled
bodies Of James Mccarthy. Of Hartford.
Conn. and Mary Taylor, OF Philadelphia,
two watercress gatherers, were found
yesterday on the railroad track near
Grassland. on the Newtown Square branch
Of the P, w & B. R r. II is supposed
that the man and woman had become in
toxieated. and lying down on the track
went to sleep There were broken pieces
Of whisky bottles Strewn about their dead
bodies. They were struck BY an extra en-
gine. Miss Hanna Seigley, the young wo-
man who so mysterioUsly disappeared from
her home here three weeks ago. is now al
the hoEIe OF her father in this city. 1t is
said she returned Menday-
.x3 and 2S4 Rails. dressed ( sides
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THREE NEW BRIGADIERs.
Possible Change OF Volunteers to the
Regular Service.

General GrOsvenor today introduced
bill authorizing the President to appoint
from among the general officers Of voIun-
teers, now in service. not to exceed three
brigadier generals in the regular service
with a view to placing them o. the retired
list OF the Regular Army The officers for
whose benefit the bill was introduced were
said by General GrosyeuOr 10 be Generals
Fitzhugh Lee, James H. Wilson. and Jo-
seph Wheeler
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NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Frank w. Hackett to he Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy.
The President today sent to the Senate
the nomination Of Frank W. Hackett, Of
New Hampshire, to be Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
THE sEDGwICK ARRIVES.
Passengers and Discharged Soldiers
From the Antilles

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The United
States transport Sedgwick. from Matanzss,
Cienfuegos, and Havana, with 'sixty-seven
cabin passengers ano Jos discharged sol.
dieTs, civilians, etc, arrived today.
Among the passengers who arrived on
the Sedgwiek were Col Calvin Dewitt.
Major 6. F. Dodge, Major w. +. Carter
Lieutenants A. w. Chase and NJ. Young
and Gen. w. d. Whipple. retired.
The evening times., 1900-04-18
The Eafser to Go to COweS.

LONDON. April 1S.-According to pres
ent arrangements the Emperor William
will arrive at Cowes on August 3
The evening times., 1900-04-18
LOSSES AT wEPENER.

The Total Casualty List of Great
Britain Very Light.
LONDON. April 1S.-The total British
losses at Wepener were 20 killed and 100
wounded.
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MONEY FOR THE NAVY.

The Appropriation Bill Again Dis
cussed i'm the House.
After the reading Of the journal, the
House went at once into Committee o. the
Whole 70 further consider the Naval Ap-
priation bill, it being read by paragraphs
for amendment
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THE MAINE AT MADEIRA.
Americans Hospital ship Returnini
From south Africa.

LONDON, April 1s.-The hospital ship
Maine arrived at Madeira today on her
way home from South Africa.
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Government Receipts Today.

The receipts Of the Government today
reached the sum OF $2.0o9 227 "a, which was
made up from the following sources: Gus
toms. SS41. .24042; internal revenue, $AoS',%
519.9S: miscellaneous. $9o.467-54.- The ex-
penditures today amounted TO Sltbo.oOO,
leaving an excess today OF receipts over
exIenditures OF S244. .227-3i; this fiscal
year. $56.I14.31Ao5- BE-
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Charles Moore. Clerk Of TIE Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia.
was called to Detroit today by the desth Of
his brother-ir-.aw, sullivan M CutcheOn.
nf that CITY.
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Ask your druggist for hretOi.

I-2 by I 1-2-inch Piekets. 4 "a. long,
91ze eaehi clear No. l, dressed 4 sides. iibbey
The evening times., 1900-04-18

Carpenters Lists bid on very low at
the Friendly Coz ser at 9th and y. Y ave \
The evening times., 1900-04-18
RECALLED FROM AFRICA
General Warren Reported TO Have
Been Ordered Home.

His Action at SPioE KoP the Prob
able Reason-GenernI Roberts Des-
patch To the War ONCE Criticts-
ing the Three Officers Who Par
tIcIpnted in she enlargement
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CHANGES IN PORTO RICO
Army Officers t0 Serve Until Civil
ians Are Appointed.

A Joint Resolution TO This Eject
Drafted az "A Conference Between
VIII Probably lie Submitted 90
Congress Late This Afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-04-18

Flynn'S business CoiIeEe--sth and X
s5-Ccnsus oHce Exsuinatlon--5
The evening times., 1900-04-18
vorfoIIs < NVashinEton steamboat c.

Delightful trips daily at csc n. m. to Old Point
"sf,iinrt Newport Ncfs. Norfolk. aud NIrEinia
Beach. For schedule see page !.
The evening times., 1900-04-18

5cmlock Fencing, lac and IxI2,
Always in stock Cau on T. Libhsy Co.
The evening times., 1900-04-18

Mend your Fences. See Libbey & Co.
tickets, paings. posts rails. at Oh & n. y. ave
The evening times., 1900-04-18

Best Pence Boards nt SLIGO
per lC0 So IT., sound, dry, bright. 9th and y. J
The evening times., 1900-04-18

Cedar Posts. : n. long. - cts;
never decay; best made. Call at 6th and y. Y. Z
The evening times., 1900-04-18

.x3 and 2N4 Rails. dressed sides
always ready. Libbey Co. 9th and \. y. ave.
The evening world., 1900-03-29
A Bargain Friday Sale Of
China ana Glassware.

BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES GOING At sst. ON THE Dcic
LAX Cur entise stock Of ths enest assoftrsst Of AT
vecss Ia ricA dscosoas cut Ard gcN usete vssss a. one.
half regular pnoes Assortment q too large 70 specify the
diaese., SRA and shspes ., We car quote ociy lev
Sc. qu;ity. special At iS s.oe quality, spseis a i0c
So slsity. syssis At 25e $50 quality. special at
Sc eusty, ~ eis At Be s1.ee quality, s7sual, 100
ara may deem up to siseo aAs,ee' AT Equal
REDuCTl0ES.
DINNER SET, III pieces aness Enshsh Porcelain, tn
3-coo, Tieh decorations. regularly sch at soS. e ZS
special 1t Vs/O
DINNER SET, III pisces, IN esoss co'.ea Brown asa
lskt Rss nicely 6escfatsi 10 toiisr psttefn, al en-
lui geN t.sess iesusriy so at ss SPECIAL ct o. ~
DINNER SET, ~: fieces anest Gssmss cAss, psssuiy
deecstsd In sHa d 6oxsn IN their Lstaia oesoss ana
~ Traced, iun ut iariu1sns Sssp Tuissa, n IN
myulsiy soii ct tie.se, special at A ~
TIA SIT, 50 pieces Assse pOscslsis hasAsaDe'y esess-
ssss i sAss es.ss ~ sAspss, rsxulaiy ~ . 2S
s I; i ; 5s4. !; BOWLS, ,..- NJ, .HR
CHINA TIA ~ DR1AxTAsf PtAT1A ~
saii & Sis6if sAucsRs. w. ~ ID
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SAGE TELLS
OF OUR CASH
All Europe Flocking to
This Country for Inn
mense Loans.
AIBRICA'S GREAT POWER.
We Are Rapidly 0verhauling
England In the Flnan-
clal World.

Russell Sage. In an interview this
afternoon with an Evening World re-
porter. prophesied that the time was
near when America would take her place
At the head OF the financial nations OF
the world.
England leads to-day" declared Mr..
Sage. but the march Of progress In
these United States proves to the man
who has watched affairs that We VIII
wrest from her this supremacy.
America has been second In im-
portanee among the great nations as a
financial power. Germany has eisssed
next. with Russia fourth. But none Of
these counties has kept pace with our
onward march In population, intelligence
and wealth.
The great powers are now coming
knocking At our door for financial aid
Look at the British War loan. Out Of
the bond issue OF Si3O.coc,ooo our money
lenders here promptly offered to take
5000. co. Yes. We have tens OF mil
hons TO lend. and any nation whose
credit Is good can come here and set II.
TT 10 something new In financierins TO
1nat British bonds here. but We have
- much faith In the credit Of the
mothas nation that there II almost no
limit to tho money she could borrow
IN this land.
"Nsxt TO our own bonds, In watch
I am . great believer. would have
no hssltancy IN accepting thoss Issued
hy the British Government. Our bonds,
The evening world., 1900-03-29
TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
Stssiiae Silver MANICURE ScIS-
6O8S, vort4 3l.e3 pais, q ~
Stssiisz Siivss wHISK BROOKS IS.
Stating Silver Top POWDER nox eee
Oh pieces Of Cssuine Ebssy, ststng
alvsl mouated HAIR BkUSAEG,
CLOTH DRUSHEo and MIRRORS,
vessA up 10 $Aee. your choice ios &c
nAIR BRusHIs, ~ ts;stie, 2;e
HAIR BRUSHES, I'll bsistie. with sahi
hseta, ~
co9QI4xl0N BRUSH. j5e
c0nptxxjoN DRU8u, camsl's hais, g.:
TOOTH DRU3m8. vWsh 49,, 1t l0c
HAND ecRuU4, wosth iae., fa Sc
HAND SCRUBS, vsssA 49,, ~ zoe
eaAvIno 1RuSHIo, ice
oaAvIuo BavyAEs, vsstA 49,, for re
cslyissl coND, BRUSH ssa MIRROR
= FANCY vRAlGI, suit,hss sos
pastsEfsph, givsa frse 70 ssehpureAasss
Il boz II fvtow's svsn Does, 1t u:
TOILET
PREPARATIONS.
cAMR1oR ICE, *
0IycK11HT. DgNz0M AND Rose
: WA1B9, pr pm, &c
VOLT kAaouIA. ~ pat. 4:
COLD cRBAn, 10 tubss, Sc
CGD c2gAM, i.sn. tins. 2e
EQ8EY ALMOND cRIA0 DE
VICE nAzHi July, u tsbsA 70:
A1poo l9Al, ssgulss pFies Sc
- ~ - eDDeesUw ~ We
1AnlA yAnnlA coGoo1R -, 1k
uAnDA51AD ~ o1Amo4 ~
- - IL, g
- & - ~
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NBV 81" EXTENSION

lts Llns feoa 177th Street
e FspAhso.
fbs Manhattan Elevated Company Is
= build an extension from its present
terminus 1t One Hundred ana Seventy
seventh street and Third avenue to
Fordhan. . distance OF . mile and a
The new extension will be begun and
completed within year.
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Cen. TRACY
ACCUSED.
Fx-Secretary Is Charged
with BREACH Of Faith
to q Client.

The sravest charss that could ~
brought against . lawyer. breach OF
faith toward . client. 10 brought to-day
against Gen. BENJAMIN r. Tracy. ex-
Secretary Of the Treasury. and stetson.
Jsnnings . Russell. the rich nrm Of
leoal talent which President Cleveland
joiasd when he vent out Of Once.
In bill Of equity. filed In the United
States Circuit Court in Trenton. In
The evening world., 1900-03-29

the cabin and 90 In the s,scraSe. No
crowded was the s,esIase that the pas
seng-r agent Of the line wa forced
to refuse accommodations to about
thirty .ifve persons who came down 10
tie pier intending to sail ON La Tour
aine.
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Der jfau-9snAv Sale Of
Co6st 1z>McIs9, D>ugs Wsazcdnes &c,
WILL BE CONTINUED
+, friday and NW cnd Saturday.

Every household and individual considerable quantity Of
toilet articles drugs medicines These
chased from the exclusive druggist good round there good
any the other necessities @ Is there good druggists
profit should than those vendor other merchandise We think
not And with reasonable profits built the
biggest retail trade the country Our always low those
Of our closest competitor while the quality goods kept
standard But it's during these special Spring and sales that
prices reach qow tide who anticipate their require
mens will much comparison these goods and prices with
paying
more than is necessary for any of them: