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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-01

of the Supreme Court and Regents of
the State University by certificates Of
nomination under the statutes,
Resolved, That this Convention
recommend the members of the Sill
yer Party of this State to sign the
certificates of nomination of Francis
G. Newlands for Congress, G. H.
Belknap for Judge of the Supreme
Court, Fl. L. Fish for Regent of the
State University for long term, and
G. E. Mack for Regent of the State
University for short term, all of said
parties being members Of the Silver
Party of Nevada and in favor of the
election OF James B. Weaver and
James G. Field for President and
Vice President of the United States.
Respectfully submitted,
Gro. S. Nixon, Chairman,
Attest:
p NJ. bowler, Jr., Secretary.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD mssr WORK.
Fourteen Men Captured I'm b. q o.
FrelgAt Car and sent TO the Workhouse

Fourteen Men Captured in n b. & o.
Frelget Car and sent 20 the Workhouse
Word was received at the police
station at 2 o'clock this morning that four
teen tramps were In box car at ths B
& o Junction. Sergeants Chambers and
Iugram, and William Hayden, the special
detective for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, arrived on the scene
bout 3 o. clock and arrested all the men
and broug thsm TO the police station.
About 10 o'clock this morning they were
given hear lg before Magistrate Sasse
The charge tit the men were tried on
was that of TIRE passing on the property
of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany and being Migrants. The men said
that the conductor had asked them TO get
in the car aud that nothing would be
said about H.
Joseph Smith, Thomas Ryan, Henry
Smith. Samuel Henderson. Thomas Ken
nsrd, James Maher William Gem, WI.
liam Foster, Frank Lynch and Samuel
Reeley were each fued $5 and costs and
sentenced 10 be imprisoned for sixty days
at hard labor.
William Johns, Harry Lane. j. curry
three, OF the most respectable looking
men, said that their homes we're In n lar
risburg ard that they had worked there
until one week ago. when the nils tha'
they we're employed In closed, and since
that time they had been limiting work.
Sufficient evidence was produced Ia
Justly the magistrate in dismissing them,
/ VIII ich he did
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

At an adjourned meeting Of the cor
oner's jury last night Ia the case Of
Harry E Peace, the only witness sx
amined was DR.. 0gle. The doctor tesri-
ged that be had attended the
deceased before last Christmas .and after
wards found out that be had been
hurt at the Johnson Forge Company's
works. After hearing the evidence tie
jury rendered the following verdict
Resolved, That the said Henry E.
Peace came to his death from suicide
from hanging while Of unsound miad
caused by injuries received In an accident
at the Johnson Forge Company, July 81
1891"
Mrs. Peace, as executrix for her hus.
band, will sue the Johnson Forge Com
pany for SEQ. 600. Levi @. Bird is her
counsel Peace had already suedsfor
damages, and the case will now be pushed
with ViRor
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
"rhs old Homestead -

Denmln rhompson's natural, reasona-
bic and interesting story. 1.-The Old
Homestead" cleverlY twining Itself
around the old New England home. with
it's fragrant meadows and lliegiviug
fields Of grain; its broad hearthstone,
wherein blszss the hospitable pine logs,
with the tea kettle singing its song Of
welcome, will always be heartily received
by every lover of amusement. ''The Old
homestead will be seen at the Grand
Opera House on Monday and Tuesday /;
there will also be q special MATINEE Tues
day TO accommodate those who failed to
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
YOUNG ATHLETES WIN PRlzss.
The First Exhibition of the West End
Reading Club Proves a Success and
IL Interesting


The First Exhibition OF tho West Ind
Reading club Proves a Success and
IL Interesting
The first Rymnastic exhibition Of the
Athletic Club Of the West End Reading
Room was held in the gymnasium last
night before a large aud attentive audi
ence. The class made fine sho ing aud
were highly applouded for their work.
The exercises opened by a no
tsto race, which was contested by
John Lester, s Mcbride aud Stanley
Johnson. John Lester won the contest
Other potato races were won by Emory
Hunter aud 5. Fox. Joseph hall won
the running high jump by distance Of
feet Inches He also won the high
kick with Edward Gre zier,a close second.
james Carroll won the high vault by
m Aklng distance Of feet 7inches
The most interesting feat Of the even
ing was the diving contest Those who
contested were: Joseph Hall. John Hart
ley. Edward Crozier, Frank Fox, Martin
Medho dt, Henry Werkhelser, Kerry
Shippers, James Carroll Pres
ton Chalfant and Howard stout
The match was won by Frank Fox by the
height feet Henry weIkheiser and
Preston Chaifant were only two inches
behind Mr.. Fox. Werkhei5er is very
short and his excellent showing brought
much encore for his work Mcmahon
aud Burns gave clever exhibit
ton In tumbling. This was
followed by a wrestling match between
George Heathcote and Martin Medhodt
This contest was draw. Preston Stout
and James Carroll also wrestled TO a
draw. Frank Fox aud Joseph Hall con
tested and Hall won the contest In tour
minutes. Medholdt and Kay gave .
boxing match which ended in a draw.
Physical Director Hoffman OF the
Young Mems Christian Association was
IN charge Of class which gave other In
teresting exercises. The winners Of the
dive. high kick, high jump and vault re-
oeived medals for their work. The athletic
club WAS composed Of g. Holton. F. Fox
d. W Werkheiser, P Chaltsnt, p,
Sullivan, d. Lynch, f. Crozier, w.
Archer. The club intends to give another
exhibition In the near future.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev. Jabez Hodgson will oficiate al
Harrison Street Church tomorrow.
The sacrement Of the Lords Supper
will be held In Old Second Baptist Church
to morrow morning
The steam dredge Vim, belonging to
the Atlas Dredging Company, left South
port, N. O., this morning.
The road commissioners Of CbrIstiana
hundred held business meeting at the
Clayton House this morning
Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentarY upon the esta eloi
the late Ann Moore.to Charles h. Head.
Communion services will be held In
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to.
morrow morning. There will be baptism
at the evening service.
Bishop w. R. Nicholson Of Philadel-
phia, will hold confirmation exercises In
the Reformed Episcopal Church of the
Covenant tomorrow night.
Rev. Henry D. Lindsay Of jamestown,
N. Y, will begin a series Of e1ange.
listic services In Rodney Street Presby
terrain Church during the coming week.
Rev. Spencer williams, colored, Of
Union Church on Orange street, above
Eleventh street, Is very III at bis home,
suffering from a complication Of diseases.
The Hilles and Jones Company shipped
to-day to the Edge Moor Bridge Works
a No. 9 combined punch and shesring
machine and TO the Carnegie, Phillips
Company At Pittsburg No. punch or
shearlng machine.
An entertainment consisting Of q
number Of tablesux representing Grand
mas Attic Treasures vas given In Han
over Pre- byterian Church by the mas
much Circle Of Kings Daughters last
night. The entertainment was witnessed
by good audience.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
J. W. Clymer Buried.

The funeral Of John W. Clymer,a we'll
known citizen who died on Tuesday
morning, was largely attended Yesterday
afternoon. Services were conducted by
Cambfon, pastor Of the FIRST Baptist
Church. The pall-be Rrers we're David
Boulder. Lewis R. Hushebeck, Robe I
shaw, William w. Cooper. David Lewis
aud Edward Challenger. Servises were
held a. the home Of the deceased on
Sixth street and intermelt was made in
the NJ. E. Chnrehysrd
John Moody will sell at public sale on
Monday, March z at 10 o'clock, all bis
stock and farming Implements. on the
Rodney farm. Horses suitable for all
work, and a complete oui6s Of implements
will be sold
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


Evans eline, Mr.. E. E. Rices beauh-
full operate extravaganza, will have an
elaborate production at the Grand Opera
House tonight, whel it will be presented
by one Of the finest musical aud comedy
organizations in the country. and with
appointments as to scenery and costumes,
which have been pronounced by the press
Of New York and Boston "simply mag
nifcent" "Evangoline" has been great
favorite with the amusement-loving
public and seems to have gained popu-
larity with each succeeding presentation.
It is bright, clever. catchy performance,
! full Of novelty and picturesque in the ex
freme
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
II. Attempted Robb.rr.

An unknown burglar attempted to rob
the money drawer In the bakery store Of
Jacob Huber. ut Seventh and Spruce
streets about 12. 80 o'clock this afternoon
He presented note to girl who was In
attendance The note stated that his
mother was dad aud no was begging
money to bury her. The girl took the
note into Mr.. Huber, who was in the house
he read II and the money drawer was
heard TO open and Mr. Huber
rush, d out and saw him with
his hand In the drawer The
burglar then made for the door. followed
by MIR. Huber. Before they had
proceeded very far the cry of
stop thief" had summoned Officers
Beale and dahn who joined In he chase
The man escaped and mad not been
captured up till 2.80.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Frank Gibson and Stephen Ratledgs
were in the dock at the Municipal Court
this morning for disorderly conduct The
testimony showed that the prisoners
had gone to the house OF Laura
Frank at No 226 Orange street
yesterday afternoon, and being refused
admission kicked the front door and
broke down gate which leads
to the yard They entered the house
aud we're told to leave. when they re
fused Mr. Frank therefore summoned
officer Massey. who arrested the prison
era. Gibson was fined $40 and costs aud
thirty days Imprisonment for his offense,
and Ratledge escaped with fine Of $40
and costs.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
In thn ornhnn,, Court.

In the Orphans Court this morning =
return OF psrtlsl sails Of the estate Of l..
W. CLARK was made, and a renewed order
granted for the sale Of the balance
Mrs. Anna N. Tantum was appointed
guardian OF her two children, Leon and
Viola d. Annie Collins was appointed
guardian Of her four minor children,
Samuel j., William f.. Amanda N. and
Annie e. Emma Il. Stapler was author.
lied 70 expeud q portion OF the principal
OF her wards, Ralph and Edith 8.
Stapler.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
In thsLsvy Court

This morning passed very quietly.
The Morning News bogus mandamus
scare and Democratic caucus did not
mAterialize, and the only hitch
In the proceedings was when
Commissioner Sutton engineered white
man Ia ahead Of the line Of negroes, and
Marshall MahsffF oficiously instructed
Janitor Levy not to allow such thing
TO occur again.
The number OF names added 20 the list
was much smaller than yesterday.
At IL o'clock the court adjourned until
/ O'Clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05


Several tug boats were tied up at the
Delaware street wharf yesterday.
The tug Pioneer reports the barges
Keystone and Inventor anchored at the
Brandywine with Iudders gone The
Pioneer will TOW them to Philadelphia for
new steering gear.
]. 7. Stops has famous center-dratt
lamps from 81 up.
Much rivalry has been stirred up
among the members Of Harmony Castle.
X g E., because Of q handsome prize
offer which was made for the largest sale
Of tickets for Professor Maris's lecture in
the Opera House this evening. p. j..
Ahern, it is said, will win the prize.
hands down.
New crop fancy N o. molasses, Boyle's.
The steamer Major Reybold, the al.
ways popular river passenger and freight
transporter, will resume her trips on
Monday, going TO Philadelphia at 8
o'clock and returning from the city At 3
o'clock. Captain Lackey will be in com
mand Of the Reybold again this season
and this fact insures courteous treatment
to all patrons.
q. R. Truitt is now agent for the Gre
denda and Columbia bicycles and Is TAX
ing lots of orders. Nearly everybody can
buy one.
Members Of the NJ. E Sunday school
are looking forward to to-morroWs all
day celebration with much anticipation.
Nearly all the exercises will be held in
the church building and 6ne program Of
music has been prepared.
Miss Meta lone Thomas, who removed
from this city to Philadelphia recently,
was married on Thursday to Alfred
Warren Minot Of Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs. Minot will reside at l4l2 Erie
avenue
Horses, cows and harness at Moody s
sale.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Charles Johnson, colorsd. and James
smith we're arrested by Officer Taylor
yesterday afternoon for fighting at Sixth
aud Orange streets. The Jesti nony this
morning showed that Smith was the sg-
gressor and johnson was discharged.
The city solicitor asked that the charge
against Smith be changed to one OF
assault and battery. The change was
granted and Smith was held In $3.50 bail
to answer the charge OF assault until
Monday morning
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

"Fabio Romsni, " the beautiful spectac.
ulsr drama, was splendidly rendered
again at the Academy Of Music last even
ing, and II vas greeted by good house.
The company is composed OF excellent
performers, and together with their
elaborate aud beautiful costumes makes
a first class entertainment, In every re-
spect complete This evenings perform
ancs. with the Saturday matinee, close.
this company's stay here.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
AN Were RoughIy Used.

The heavy storm, which has done so
much damage to vessels during the past
few days, has Gained down to a moderate
gale, aud business in chipping circles
has assumed its usual activity. Arriving
the fact that while the storm lasted It
was terrific. and used the ships which
CHANGED TO encounter it in the toughest
possible manner.
It will pay you to attend the sale Of
John Moody on the Rodney farm on
Monday.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Lambert Woodrow was badly burned
on Thursday at the DUPONT powder works
on the Brandywine. Woodrow was
helping move some large leaden roll
lers, and In some way q quantity
Of water fell on the rollers They were
very hot and this cGused an explosion.
Woodrow was burned on several parts Of
his body. DR.. GrernleRf dressed the in
jules, and the burned man is improving.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
Incidents Of the Dav.

At the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
the congregation will have the pleasure
of.hearing Rev.. Joel Swartz d. D., Of
Gettysburg, Pa Dr. Swartz. who is an
able preacher, will conduct the services
both morning and evening.
A lighted lamp in a Market street resi-
dence was knocked from its br lcket few
nights ago and a solid tongue Of fame
W s soon leaping high into the air. One
young woman bravely gathered up the
burning pile and dashed 1t into the
street
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

AN entertainment, including stereoptl-
can views Of Bible times aud Of the late
war viii be given In Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church on Monday night. The
stereopticsn will be operated BY
John r Kllmer and some Of the views
will be explained by Peter B Ayars The
entertainment will DO for the benefit OF
the library Of the Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

William Henry Blake was in the dock
at the Municipal Court this morning,
charged with assault aud battery on
Mary Briscoe The charge was substan-
tiated and Blake was ordered to pay a
hne OF $40 and costs. James Slaughter
was fined SO and costs or thirty days i'm.
prisonment for having imbibed too much
corn juice.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

The Robert Emmett Literary Assools-
tion celebrated Robert Emmet's birthday
yesterday. The society gave a big
dramatic entertainment ia the Opera
House last night The drama was entitled
Robert Emmett, and the amateurs deserve
credit for their excellent acting Rev
W. j. Berminghsm made a bright speech
which drew forth much applause. A
large audience WAS present
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


To the Editor OF the EVENING JOURNAL.
Sm-The jury that held the inquest
over The bidy Of Harry Peace made no
mistake or "blUnder' in their verdict &C
cording to the evidence There Is
clerical error on the part Of the secretary
in making copy Of the verdict in max
Il 1852" when 1t should have read "July
81. 1891" The young man can now
correct his own blunder.
FOREMAN OF JURY.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Rev. d. c. Hanna will talk on
"Chrisiiauity's Greed" in the Y
NJ o. A. Hal to morrow afternoon nc
o'clock. The talk promises to be
an interesting one. Henry Q. Oonrad
will give a practical talk on Tuesday
night on the subject "Work Of Life.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
TO SAVE THE MARGUERITE
The Atlas Dredging Company VIII
Dig Channel for the Stranded
Vessel.
All Effort. TO Haul Her on Have Failed
Other Matters Along the River - War
Veterans Before Magistrats.-A Well
Known Citizen Buried.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, March 5-All
Efforts o. the part Of the seven
tugs 10 float the unfortunate schoore or
Marguerite, aground of Fort Delaware,
having proved futile dredging machine
will be teken down TO dredge a channel
for her out into deep water, which is
twenty feet from where she lies. Il is
thought that her bottom Is badly
damaged. In the matter Of the collision
between this vessel and the British bark
Orion, the owners Of the Marguerite will
endeRyor 10 make an amicsble settlement,
as their vessel alone was In fault. he
Orion Is damaged 10 the extent Of several
thousand dollars
THE morning the contract to dig q
channel BY which the stranded vessel
could be hauled off was awarded to the
Atlas Dredging Company OF Wilmington.
The dredge White will be sent to the
fort tomorrow morning and work will be
comm enced there st noon.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Lieutenant Brooks, U. =. A command
an Of the cadets sBd instructor Of
military tactics, and also in
structor in civil engineering at
Delaware College, Newack, was in tie
city to. day. TIE lieutenant cannot Sc
cure house Ia Newark and IL is probable
that he will reside In this city.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
Lit,lIs err. s.rlou, Fan.

Marion Tyre, the little s-yesrs-old
daughter Of James Tyre Of No. 1904
Delaware avenue. fell from table in her
home about 10 o'clock on Thursday
aud broke her right arm at the shoulder
and below the elbow DIR. Palmer was
summoned and he eassd the little suf-
ferer's pain
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
Injured while at His Labor.

William Gordon Of DuPont's Bank had
two fingers of his right hand so badly in
jured while at work in the powder mills
yesterday, that they required amputation
by DR.. Greenleaf Gordon was emoloyed
in the department where the cans are
made
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
PERSONAL PAKAoRApns

General Theodore +. Armstrong Of
Newark, is in this city to-day.
William NJ. Bell, Abel s. Riggs and
John Cosgriff, of Smyrna, we're In this
c,ty to-day.
Extra fne meats, oysters, fruit and
vegetables at Kooch's new meat market
Brownson Library Hall, Fourth and
Jackson streets.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

A Bazaar Of Days will be held by the
members Of the Olivei Presbyterian
Sunday School in the old Olivet PrlsbY-
terrain Church, Chestnut and Adams
street. The bazaar will commence GU
Monday, March 2, aud viii continue for
two weeks
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
Sons ofAmerlca as an Audience.

The Patriotic Order Sons o. America
will attend services ia Kings wood NJ E..
Church tomorrow morning. The re-
vival services being held at the church
will be continued the coming week.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
RAILROADn
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
DHIlADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AID
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

U04At-AOELIEH IAs HIlMINl4I1H MI
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January 10. lse2.
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II ~, %, 3 %, 30, %, a., 40 and 10 S0pn.
FOR Chester lexnressl, 10, 40 o80 7lk
20, ssoeoo %. zoos. II q. II 81 n. o.. IS.
Accommodation. 900. sbS 7@. SIS. los
Il g am. II SO %, 8 ab. 80. ~, 8 20. 20 and
New YORK. So. s55. 1,soo.sm. sw.io
10 10, l1n m. sl2l9 le38, f&. so.
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For Boston, without change, lO.i6 A. m. and
For weet Chester, via Lamokin. 6 30 ana
OS a m, % and 3 As pm.
For Newark Centre and intermediats
stations, 40 a m, ~ "a and % D N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 Is
a m, " 10. 9 Il, 4 4b and oe M and IL Is night.
Baltimore Baltimore and and Boy Line: ; q pm a.,
10 10, and II o. IA, " Oe. II 80. 81 IS eos, "A
q .el3, 8 ., ] 90. 20 2 N and u 20 night.
New Castle, 10, ll.23 a 70. = 90 50,4 900 Is.
1888, 2 10 y IN, and IL % night.
For LeweseH15 a. m.,f % p. m.
Harrington. Dellnar. ana WAY stations. ~
a m. Harrington and way stations TO m.
Express for bower. Harrington ana Deinln1.
II Is a m. 81 m. and II Of night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrns o 80 p m.
fort. and Norfolk. ii is N and u Of nigbs
Leave Philadelphia, broad street, for. WIN
10 90 II IS "a m. ~ 10 sl2 1851 30 g 20 Of 40, 80,
t0l, al, so, % ", %, 80. II. o57T 40 IL 10.
II 81. y m sni lst8 night
Accommodation ", $40, l0se, n92 m
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ For Philadelphia lexprosO, 81 $50 40
tMemlO %, II ola MI 8si as o Oi.b 10 be,6 0o,
Accommodation. 7OO. 500. a m. au.lW
/ 90, 8 20 and 10 30 D m.
For Chester !eEpressl. So 40. 3 90, 900,
Accommodation, 7OO. SO. I'M. lalO -.
/ to5. o 20, 70 and 10 30 y m.
For New York (expressi, IS. 2 b. 20. q
$50 II 81 am; 1910. l.3o,4 ~. 4 IS, s., 8 90,
| y l, 06 and 1913 m.
For Boston, without change, 8 90 y ia
For West Chester, via Lamokin. s % = M,
| and alpm.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort ana
| Norfolk ~ OF night
For Mlddletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming
FELTON,, Harrington, Briageviiia, eeaford
Baltimore and Washington, 4 80 o., 10 Is .
m. II %, II %, 30, % %, 70, % p m and u ~
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mington (exprese), 30. 7 20. i0.ii i2 q m l2 TO-
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FOR further Information pnaae gers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket Office nc the station.
| o. Congressional Limbo % trains
composed entirely of Pullman Vestibule Par
| lnr md Dining Cars.
a. Limiled Express trains, composed Of
psssanaar cosrIanan Dining - '7''''ui'
| OHAH. IL. PUaH, y. ~ WOOD,
General ManaRer. zen. Pas Agent
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

A despatch TO the Philadelphia Mara
time Exchange says: The schooner
Anna L. milford, from Bull river, South
Carolina, for Wilmington, Del, which
put into Southport leaky, and with the
loss Of mainmRst and several spars. will
be towed to her destination by the tug
IvanhOe,
Evening journal., 1892-03-05
Ford Bet Candid ace for shsrln.

horo ret oeuuiu Ate Tor oherih'
To the Democratic Vo.ers Of New
Castle county.
GENTLEMEN: deem Il due to those
Of my friends who have lefrained from
pl dying their support In the present
sherifalty contest, to say that am not a
candidate and beg to return my sincere
hanks to those who have supported me
Ia the past as we'll as those who would
have supported me we're / candidate
sgain, Respectfully,
"PETER j. FORD"
Wilmington. Dsl., March 8, 1892
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Owing to the lnclemeney Of the
weather the Lobdell Car Wheel Company
have postponed their public sale OF
horses. cattle and farming implements
until Monday morning, March 2, at 10
o clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

Assistant Agent Fred w. Hoffman has
returned from a pleasant visit to the
Quaker City.
Miss Bessie Rogers, who has been Wis
iting friends In Philadelphia for some
time, has returned home, much improved
In health.
Eoody's sale on Mond Y.
Miss Emma Steele and Miss Josie
Weaver Of Delaware CITY, have been
visiting friends here for a short time
Patrick Kelley has returned to New
Castle from his recent Chlcsgo trip. Pat
thinks that New Castle beats all yet.
Frank Beatty, a well-kDOwn young
man, has babe farewell TO New Castle
friends and removed from the city.
Tea. co1ses and pure spices, q: Boyle's.
Evening journal., 1892-03-05

March opens well with James F Wood
& 90. All their departments are full Of
orders for such as tin and galvanized
cans, blast pipes, heaters, ranges, roof
ing, spouting and guttering, etc.