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Evening journal., 1892-05-21
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.

The superior Court Sees no Reason why
John n. Cook should Not Get $4,000
Damages.
ln the Superior Court yesterday after
noon } Frank Biggs asked that his name
be taken from the record as counsel for
the plaintiff in the case of the State Of
Delaware use Of John Clement w. David
Boulden. and that the name Of Charles
w Cullen bs substituted. Hs
further ssBed that he ~ admins
TRAITOR Of John Clements estate. be
entered as part plaintiff Boulden was
surety for Register In Chancery Charles
NJ Vandever who was accused OF mis-
appropriating funds belonging to the
court Part of the money stolen was due
TO John Clement. The amount is &644
for which Boulden, as surety, Is being
sued. Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., represents
the defendant. The court granted his
request.
The court refused new trial IN the
case Of Cook vs. the Wilmington City
Electric Company, in which Cook was
awarded So, 500 az the last term for being
injured by coming In contact with an
electric wire Hoifecker 4 Hoffecker,
representing the company, filed an ex-
ception and will take the ease to the
Court Of Errors and Appeals
The finding Of Thomas Davis commits
sioner to take testimony in the divorce
case Of Brown VS.. Brown. was fled
Court then adioined until Monday
morning, when the Burns barn-burning
case will be tried
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Bnd Roads nut MANY visitors.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
YORKLyN. May 2l-The public roads in
the vicinity are in a very bad condition,
chiefly owing TO the wet weather When
the roads dry after one shower, another
one comes
Miss Mabel Press Is spending a week
with relatives at Hockessin
The kennett Square "Y's' viii give O
strawberry festival i'm the Boro Hall al
that place this evening
Atley Chandler is contemplating the
erection of "a new dwelling house near
here
W. II Doud, telegraph operator at Kel.
tom. Pa, returned home on Monday.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
put two additional trains on the Landen-
berg branch tomorrow, arriving at York.
lyn at 1888 and departing AZ 5.5S p. m.
James p. Cloud of this place spent
Wednesday in Philadelphia
g. W. Remington Of the firm of Rem.
ington d Co., Wilmington, was here ON
Thursday
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
pELAWARE coLLEeE eEATEN.
81. Johns Boys Pile up -Four Runs on
One Error Important Trial OF Speed.

ST. Johns Boys Pile up -Four Runs ON
One Error Important Trial OF speed.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEWARK, May 2f.-The ST. Johns
College Base Ball Club crossed bats with
the Delaware College team ON the
grounds of the latter yesterday afternoon.
The visitors put upn strong fielding game
While the home team battod we'll the
numerous errors lost it Cine game lu one
inning alone ST. Johns College piled up
four runs ON the simplest error The um-
pire for he visitors was ruled out the
game for his rank decisions Many
ladies witnessed the game and the col
lcgc yell was given frequently by the oV-
cited collcgians Score. ST. Johns Col
legc o. Delaware College. &. This was
the last game of the regular schedule oi
the Delaware College icam
The scholars of Harmony school. Nc
Clclandsviue viii raise % flag over the
school buildmg this afternoon.
Am entertainment viii he given iu the
Glasgow M D. Church on Thursday even
ing consisting oi vocal music. reciia
tious etc Refreshments win ho served
iu the basement OF the church
At "a meeting of the Homewood Driv
ng parl, Association This week. John r.
Lewis was elected president and Jane.
/ A. Wilson secretary
There viii bo special troiting race
This afternoon at homewood Drivin,
Park between james A. Wilson "Do'
Reed and Joseph Swaueys gray mare
Appleton Belle Several other trial
of speed win take place
The dance I'm Caskey ltll last evening
given hy the young men of the town. wa
very enjoyable affair The dresses %
some of tine young women were vou
charming. aud added beauty Go th
scene There were eighteen dances o
tine program Refreshments were -crvc
at N o'clock OgIesby Orchestra "a
Chester furnished Che music.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

cepted q position with the Prudential
Life Insurance Company.
William Wilson Is baggage master ON
the Landenberg branch in the absence of
Walter C. Alexander
Frank Walker O lawyer residing at
Hockessin. has announced himself can
didate for the nomination of representa-
tive. under the rules of the Republican
party.
The residents of Hockessin have raised
$50 GOO toward the establishment of "a
Natianal bank.
The EVENING JOURNAL Is becoming thc
favorite daily newspaper in the surround
ing neighborhood The people know a
good thing when they see it and are not
slow In taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunity. Farmers are the principal resi-
dents, they want the latest, best and
most reliable news obtainable, as well as
their city brethren and the EVENING
JOURNAL is the paper that supplies that
want The farmer knows more than
following plow when he has a copy of
ID every night
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
uIrSINrss OppORTrNTrIEs.

NOR SALE.-CITN BLACKSMITH SHOP,
II tools and stock for sale or rent. Address
BLACKSMITH. Journal office.
NOR SALE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
4 i offer for sale d thoroughly equipped
coal yard. ON main line OF railroad; station
agent and post office on premises one large
warehouse used for agricultural implements,
gine one burr mill, one cob breaker for grind-
ing feed. Good reason for selling. Apply
northeast corner Front and Orange streets.
Wilmington. Del.
NOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II REAL ESTATE. well-known "lrac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Gruhh's 3randywinc
hundred. is offered for sale, OF VIII exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years: the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city ANA
Chester. has "a eulcndid.har and hotel trade
MIlnIm.Inn. nnl.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
cIIY NEWs lN aRIEE.

The depot at Farnhurst is being repainted.
The Democrats OF the Tenth ward held a
meeting in the Weccacoe engine house last
evening.
Work has been commenced on the Mary
land avenue extension Of the Wilmington City
Railway Company.
Coroner Sparks will hold an inquest on the
body 0f Peter Kelley. who was Killed on the
b. 4 D. railroad last night.
The Board OF Health Is considering the
subject Of having the executive 0filcera make
a house-tO-hOuse inspection Of the city
"A movement Is on foot. and has met with
the approval Of the joint committee, TO consoli-
date the Warren Athletic Club and tho
Bachelor Boat Club.
The lecture that Miss Kimball was 10 have
delivered az West Presbyterian Church Sun
day afternoon at the temperance meeting. has
been postponed on account of death IN rhe
family Of Miss kimbal.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
REUNION Or LOCAL BRETHREN.


Resident Preachers Holding 70 Convention.
No papemcnt- but Plenty uf Hricl,bats.
sneeial Corr0nondcnco Evening Iournnl.
povfR Nay 81 The l.ocal pr,-srhers'
Association mei hr-. s--t..f,is, snld h.id
i- oi~.oiue -.~~ion la~t evening o.
wa- prayer --rticr and WAS
conducted by Ress A. a Foster
and j r. Dill The main business
meeting of the association was held to-
day Tomorrow in the morning the presi-
dent OF the National Local Preachers
Association of Washington, ID c.. Rev
j. r. Wright. win preach Other services
of the day viii Doe conducted by the mem
bers of the association. ln the evening
Rev William FAIRIES of Smyrna viii
preach
Major Stokes of near Dover has bought
the DR. Laherty farm near Canterbury
for So 000
The Dover public schools viii close for
the summer vacation on June "a
There are two typos i'm this town
who win not visit Little Creek again soon
On a visit there recently they say they
could find no pavemcnts but hrickbats
seemed to be very plentiful
Mary f.. wife of Solomon Teate.
daughter of p g. Bogart. died at her
home on North street on Wednesday last.
aged 2s years. lnterment took place to-
day
Torbert Post, No. 3. G.. A. r.. Of this
town will observe Memorial Day this
year. In the morning the old soldiers
will meet at the post room 40 $50 o'clock
From there they win proceed to Bethel
Church and l.oipsic accompanied by
a. E..t..
squad from Company d.. Cooper
Guards From Leipsic they win re-
turn home In the afternoon they
o'clock and will form I'm line and
march to the different cemeteries i'm the
town and decorate the graves After
finishing decorating at the Episcopal
Cemetery they win repair 90 the public
square where they win be addressed by
General r. r. kenney. Rev r.. W. Todd
and Rev q. w Bounds. AT the conclu
sion of this the company will dispere
The concert given for the benefit of the
l Episcopal rcctory at the Richardson
House on Thursday evening, was a de
cided success in every particular About
/ $50 was realized
/ Rev C. *. McCaslin will preach at tn,
Z NJ. r. AuNIth tn-AuNifnW NoLalNN Ni
/ 1890 o'clock. on the subject "Ou
/ Fathers House
Miss Nellie Burnite is visiting i'm Mil
ford
Miss Sue T. Fountain of New York i.
visiting relatives here
Miss Eiie Phillips of near Sudlersvill'
Is visiting Miss Ida Phillips. near Dover
Miss Viola Hinslcv has returned home
from Washington. d. c.
Miss Georgia v Howells of Washing
ton. ID. C., niece of William Dean Howells
I the author. Is visiting the Misses Hinslel
on New street
Invitations are out announcing th'
wedding of Miss Annie r., daughter o.
/ General H. c. Collision, 90 Clarence w
Hazel, both of this town, on Ihursda,
afternoon. june D.
Robert b. Bradford of Philadelphia q
visiting his sister. Miss Lucy Bradford
on South State street
Miss Mamie Culbreth has returned from
am extended trip to Baltimore and Wash
I ton
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

city fish buyer, has left for the virginia
shores, where he viii now purchase
mackerel
Colonel John J. Gormley is now able to
walk about. He win attend the conven.
tion to-day.
Mrs. A. A. Watson and Miss Mary
Boone Of Dover have beer visiting Mrs.
Il. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Catharine Hutchinson Of Towns
end is spending few days in New Castle.
as the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. D. G.
Jones.
Things Worth Knowing.
Teas, coffee Ad pure spicss At Boyls'a
Fresh butter, 10, u, ~ 2octa. ThoDpson'a
New crop fancy n. o. MolAases, BoylaF-
]. Thompson cells pound Of good coffoo IN
a Maaonb glass jar. II IL great.
Choice oranges for sale At Thompoonh
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
The Younr nIen.s nIoral Tndanror.

The Young Mems Moral Endeavor
Association, a colored Organization, held
its first public meeting in its rooms No
l20 Shipley street, ON Thursday night
The officers Of the association are n. 7.
Sterling president; r. II. Allen, vice.
president and Howard NJ Naudain, sec
retary. The object Of the association is
TO improve the morals of the negro and
20 benefit him generally A fine musical
and literary program was rendered. The
association has seventy-one members
composed Of the best-known and re-
spected young colored men in the city.
They expect to have permanent and
larger quarters soon. Several prominent
white people are taking quite an active
interest in the enterprise.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
rresidont Hucilingham's Return.

President Buckingham Of the Levy
Court has returned from q visit to rela-
tives near West Chester, Pa He was in
East Goshen township lie says that there
they have been agitating the road ques
tion for about two years This winter
they got authority from the court
to borrow $780, 600 on the credit of
the township provided there was a
majority of votes in favor of it. They
held an election and had 20 majority
They borrowed money at per
cent, bought a stone crusher and are
macademizing the main roads. They
seem TO be determined to have good
roads.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
nNlloNAIs.

vTuOMAs DAVIS. ATrORNEY-AT-LANN
/ having retired as Deputy Attorney
General. can he found ot his new Office. 80.
ai5 Market street. for general practice.
ID DEMONAL-JOHN BlGGS. ATTORNEY
II ut-laW. removed 90 No. Hi3 Market street.
Win now devote his entire attention iopiyate
practice.
NrOTlCE.-DR. J.. n. SLAUGHTER HAS
~ moved his Office from No "a East Seventh
street 90 No. 3li Delaware avenue offices
formerly occupied by Or. irantz.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Hcburch Notes.

Rev. n. G. Naylor Of Altoona, Pa, will
preach in Second Baptist Chapel to-mor-
row night
Rev. B. F. Jester will preach In the
First Methodist Protestant Church to-
morrow
Received Up Into Glory" viii be the
subject of Rev. j. Simpson Trotter's SER
mon in the Church Of the Redeemer to-
morrow morning. Reasonable Service
will be the subject Of the evening text.
The two Japanese missionaries now Ia
this city will give a talk on the manners
and customs of their country, in Wesley
Church on Monday night The addresses
will be illustrated by stereopticon views
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
ooniracf for car. Received.

The Staten Island Rapid Transit Com
pany of Staten Island. has contracted
with the jackson and Sharp Company for
twenty four cars to be used on its line
Twelve Of the cars viii be irst-class sub
urban cars, and there win be eight ex-
cursion cars and four combination cars
The company expects to have the ears
completed and shipped to the Staten
Islnnd Cnmnnnv nhnut Jnlv L
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
NOTICES.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Guardian savings and Loan Associa-
tion viii DE held at the Office Of the secretary.
NO Ti2 Market street. on Tuesday evening.
May a. lsa2. at 80 o'clock. The annual re-
port win be presented and an election Tor
officers and directors held.
Attest: WILLIAM =. HAWKINS.
Secretary.
NOTICE no COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
y Onice of Delinquent Tax Collector
6l2is Market street.
All property owners owing county taxes Tor
the wear 1891, are requested 10 settle ana aNoiu
"''''' ''''''' GEORGE J. FINCK. Collector.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
HELP WANTED,

w 4 gentlemen hoardors or . married
couples.
Young WOMAN WANTED AS BOOK
1 keeper and stenographer and type
writer. Address, stating salary wanted,
OFFICE WORK. Evening Journal Office.
WANTED. F. a GOOD WAGON Ok CAR
w riage painter or young man having some
knowledge of the business. Apply no. bll
West Front street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
y. VI. G. a. Notes.

The Sunday School Teachers meeting
this evening win be addressed by Rev.
John France
The male choir will rehoarse at Q
o'clock tonight
The young mems meeting viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The
male choir win sing.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
nclnmnre nulldlnr Cnntrnct.

The plans and specifications for the
Delaware Worlds Columbian Exposition
Building are now on the boards at Archi-
tect Rice's Office and also at the Builders
Exchange The bids viii not be opened
nor viii the contract be awarded until
June
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Talking About Delaware Avenue.

The members of the Wilmington City
Railway Company and the Street and
Sewer Department held a consultation
yesterday afternoon and discussed the
paving Of Delaware avenue and the style
of track 20 be laid No arrangements
were made
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Mrnnr lo sIen LIccn.e..

The Womens Christian Temperance
Union held It's monthly meeting yester
dav afternoon Mrs w r. Solomon read
a paper ON "Why ii is Wrong to Sign a
Petition for Granting License A num-
hnr of rannrts wore also read and aanpted.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Ilnirhf. Temniars DriliinG.

st. Johns Commandery, No 1, Knights
Templar, drilled in Troop B Armory last
evening. large number of visitors
witnessed the drill and were very much
pleased with the skill displayed in the
movements.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dr. Edward Lewis Of Dover was in this
city to-day.
Deputy Attorncy-Gencral Nicholson is visit
ing his parents near ScafOrd.
Thomas McWhorter Of Millington, Md,
has been visiting relatives In this city.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Hnnnrl Ii M snlrs

Rev John d. G. Hanna will preach on
What Some Spies Reported at the morn
ing services in Asbury Church tomorrow
In the evening he viii preach ON "Are
You I'm Healthf"
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
a nmnlIinr Hnn.n Trnn.ferrcd.

Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr. transferred
the property of j. Taylor Cause at No.
6l2 West Twelfth street TO James w.
McCloskey at the Surveying Department
this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
"a Woman's WON'T .

The Alumni and AlumnRAssociation Of
the High School gave an entertainments
in the High School last night The or
ehestra was under the direction of Jules
Reybold. A number of other instrumen-
tai selections were played by members Of
the associations "a Womans Won't,
a bright farce, was given as a second
part of the entertainment. Tho charac-
ters were all well taken.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
ron sALE.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
j erty call on HAWKINS & co. 1l2 Market
street, 40 charge unless rented or sold.
NOR SALE CHEAP.-A BRAND NEW
II Combination look Barnes safe. Apply
q. 6. HORN, lle French street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
Last Of The Coiorod nurglars' Gang.

Snow HILL May 2i.-lcwis Davis, the
leader of q gang of colorod robbers re-
Gently operating I'M Worcester county
has been convicted and sentenced to the
peniieuuary Davis and his gang broke
into the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
station several months ago and took the
safe and made an unsuccessful ai
tempt to break 10 open They
aftcrward aided the store of w. g.
Strickland at Kloi Grange and after
taking what goods they wanted from the
shelves. carried the safe ont into the
woods and broke 70 Open At Che pre-.
liminory hearing before the Justice of the
peace there was NOT sufficient evidence TO
hold amy of Them except Davis and hc
has since confessed mis- guilt To-day
therefore he was sentenced to four
years in tho state penitcntiary
His accomplices have cleaned out.
bat fl they cam hc gotten mp
with there Is very little doubt but
Chat States Attorney Jones will send
them to keep Davis company, as Davis
will tmn states evidence They all he.
longed To- a regularly organized gang of
robbers who before. making their mid
night raids consulted m old colored
woman whom they believed possessed
-ome mysterious power to Feep then
from h,ing caught Quite number o
rolored men under silspiciou of Belonging
o. This organization have left Worcester
county and IL Is now thought the dcpre
datious will cease
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

The exchanges of theWilmington banks
at tia clearing house to-day were Total,
Si4S, 005. A balance S15, 191.44
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
The Van Rrole down.

The New Castle prison van broke down
on Market street between Ninth and
Tenth streets, yesterday afternoon. The
front wheel slipped from the axle Sew
eral prisoners were in it ut the time, en-
route for New Castle Mrs Davis was
one Of the prisoners They were very
much frightened The van was raised
and the wheel put on, much TO the relief
of the blocked street car conductors
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
POISONED MN ON rArmrn.
Harriet }. smith, Colorcd. Convicted Of
aIanslaughtcr la Serving "Bough ON
Rats" at the Table.

Harriet }. smith, Coiorcd. Convicted Of
Granddaughter ia Serving Rough ON
Rats" nt the Table.
EAsrON. Md. MAY 2l Harriet J Smith.
a colored girl aged fourteen years was
put ON trial In Easton yesterday before
Judges Robinson and Wicl1s. Major VII.
liam ~ Stewart. the states attorney, rep
resented the state and William r. Martin
the defence. Harriet is the daughter of
the late Thomas Smith an old respectable
colored man who lived in Sc. Michaels
and was the only female i'm the family. She
aud three brothers lived with the old
man. The mother was dead The facts
developed by the evidence are these:
The girl was compelled by her brother
Henry to 20 home from a cake walk she
was attending. To fix him for this she
bought 15 cents worth Of Rough on Rats
and put Il in the tea her brother Henry
used on the Goth Of last December Hc
was the only member of the family that
used tea hnbitually but on that
morning Henry and his father both
drank it Il nauseated Henry and
hc elected it by vomiting, but Tom
Smith died. he was buried without any
suspicion of poison. but the purchase OF
the poison and other suspicious facts
leaking out. Harriet WIS arrested on
the lth of January and put in Jail The
body was eNhumcd the stomach, liver
and heart removed. and sent TO profes.
sor w. p. Tonry for chemical eXamina.
tion
=. The girl had previously confessed doing
The decd and went ON the stand and re
pcated her confession, but said Ben
Perry, colorcd man. now Ina jain hn,
prompted her 10 do 1t and had given hel
Che money To- buy the poison 10 iiX hc
brother, who. She said, had beaten her
and claimed that Ct was 90 conjurc him
mot Co kin him. The verdict was man
slaughter in the second degree She hw
not yet been sentenced.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

Firomon VIII go to Reading.
A delegation of Phpnix and Liberty
Fire Companies viii 90 TO Reading. Pa.
ON May 30 TO see the inspection. They
will be gunsts OF the Readng Hose
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
man rsTATE.

YARNS FOR EXCHANGE FOR sM ALL
II houses, or Ou easy terms. Money tp loan
ai per cent. Please call between and D.
Rooms and 3 Exchange building.
TOR RENT FOUR ROOM HOUSE, 40.
IT 1909 North jackson street.
NOR BENT.-THE STORE a0i MADISON
Il street. good stand lor amy kind Of nn.i-
ness; fixtures in store. 81 per month. JAMES
MONAGHAN. no. na Market street.
NOR RENp TWO SMALL HOUSES AND
Il store Apply tu J.. 5. BRADLEY, Pull-
man Place.
i l4N West Eighth street, o rooms. bath. S25.
aE West Fifth street, rooms. bath. Sm.
store and dwelling, Thirteenth and Dure. @
isH. is,. isn. lsi3 1885, 1917. 1919 Conrad
street, rooms. bath. ~l3.
1853, 1881, 1863, 1851 =. 18Th street, 6rooms ea.
l'ae. 1885. 1925. ifN $780, ial, 1906, lais. 1870,
Inquire. JOHN MI'INENA.
Phone 80 6Go Nopi5 Market street.
f7OH RENT
i 2m-sH Tatuall street. rooms and bath.
ail Iaiual street, lu room and bath.
1915 Market street, l2 rooms and bath.
lhG West Front street, rooms and bath.
lslA-l'2l West Front street. rooms and bath.
1907 Delaware avenue rooms and h1tn.
l06 Rodney street. ln room and bath.
1915 jefferson street, s rooms ami bath.
1920 81. Fourteenth street. 800 rooms and BATH
sii West Eighth street, ronuis and bath.
npi NmBuren street. iO rooms and lMfh.
Southwest corner Third and West Streets "a
rooms and BATH
tl1 south clayton street, lj rooms and bath.
1912 West Second street. rooms and bath.
zoo Scott street. rooms.
l2 Franklin frcet. rooms and bath.
ri Madison street, rooms and bath.
900 Lincoln street. i ro0u- and bath.
Nl3 West Third street. rooms and bath.
Nl9 lowering avenue rooms.
lru West Fourth street. rooms.
Church Lame. Highlands. lu rooms.
luli-lniN Church rect. rooWs and bath.
SITS kiug sirect N rooms and hafn.
TI King strrct % rooms and bath
D. East Third ircct. rooms and h9th
1ii East Seventh street. rooms and bath.
Hii East Fifth street, rooms and bath.
lNil-iiNi khrf Thirteenth @f..H rfeul- HUd bath
ff.r Euar Fourteenth -ffri.f. H fatui-.
~fnl;t~.
tiN King street.
lIl ~. -.-l-.L -LLnnI-
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
nnAnn IN ROOlIs.

V-OR RENT.-LARGE FRONT SECOND
i story room, furnished, for iodgcrs' at no.
sB French street.
WANTED. - BOARDERS AT il2 KING
w street. Pleasant rooms; home comforts.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

i.'f' AhtII FuiHi N -frssit
tH East i-i-ltL street.
1896 Heald street.
ROOMS.
2'a-JR-sls Market street.
STABLES
sll WOlasfon street.
Heald and l.Ohdcll streets.
Apply 10 HEALD a. co.
NOR sALE-LOT or LINDEN STREET
n near Maryland avenue hlty hy ninety
five feet with a ten-f0ot alley. Call evenings
after %. M. No. 1915 Jefferson street.
WE WILL TAKE THE BEST CARE OF
w your property. collect the rent and adj
vance money if needed. HAWKINS q CO.,
80. 1l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
WANTED.

VNTANTED. - GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
w or country. Send name and description
HAWKINS d CO., T2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21
FIRE TNsURAN

TOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOS.
II reliable companies 40 lowest rates, cal
on HAWKINS q Co, III Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-21

The schooner Ida Fowler, which
passed down the river on Thursday,
bound from Philadelphia 10 Old Provi-
dence, United States of Columbia was
towed into the Delaware Capes last night
by the Clyde Line steamship Delaware,
with her mizzenmast gone. IL Is believed
that the Delaware ran down the schooner.
The Fowler's cargo Is of a miscellaneous
character, shipped by Calvin S Crowell
A. 90