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Evening journal., 1893-06-17
DELAWARe cITY INDUSTRIES.

The Peach Industry of That Section Has
Been Replaced by Dairy Interests.
Special Correspondence Evening journal
DELAWARE CITY, June 17.-As the
agricultural interest outside of the fish
ing industry. is the main stay of pros
perity in this community, the general
outlook for good harvest receives a
hearty welcome.
While the hay crop in some localities
may be short. wheat is likely to yield
fairly we'll Large acreages OF tomatoes
are being planted, and small fruits, truck
and berries have come well up to the
average
This section is no longer productive of
peaches to any great extent. The dairy
interests, however, largely make up for
this loss, extensive aud fine pasturage
aifording range for large herds Of cattle
Tho fish industry, for this season has
about closed. although some sturgeon are
still being shipped The season has not
been very profitable one Shad and
surgeon We're not caught in large quan
/ titles, but a good market and fair prices
prevailed. Herring were abundant but
there was no market for them and prices
were low
C. w Pancoast. who has been engaged
mere TOT several years IN the manufacture
of mince meat, will, this season, run a
tomato cannery. When the factory
and warehouse are completed they will
not only be considerable boom to the
canning industry, but also will enable
| Mr. Paneolst 60 increase the out.
put Of mince meat which his growing
/ trade demands.
w. G Webb has purchased of Charles
jefferson, the wheelwright and black
smith shops at the corner Of Front and
! Washington streets.
E A. stout has recently erected a
large and attractive swinging sign in
front OF the Delaware City hotel
William Bright, an aged and well
| known business man. of this town, wa,
stricken with paralysis few days ego
! and is now In critical condition
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FINISHED WILMINGTON MUSICIANS.
Graduated From the University Of Penn
syivania Yesterday with the Degree
OF Bachelors of Music.

Graduated From the University Of Penn
syivania Yesterday with the Degree
OF Bachelors of Music.
T. Leslie Carpenter and Bowness
Briggs were graduated yesterday from
the University Of Pennsylvania with
the degree of bachelor of music
Mr.. Carpenters thesis was the ninety.
sixth Psalm, which he has written for
solo soprano and tenor, chorus and or
chestra. The complete score covers 105
pages and the work is Of about forty five
minutes duration. 1t opens with a
graceful solo for tenor, 20 Worship
the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness in
moderate time, and -syncopated accom-
panient. This is wrought up to eli
max and finished ad libtum with accom-
paniment in the bass only, when the
chorus takes up the original theme
Toward the close Of the chorus the tenor
is again heard in fragment of the orig
inal theme which is answered by the
chorus pianissimo, closing the first num-
Der
No. 2, 90 Sing Unto the Lord New
Song, is chorus written ia six part
counterpart. Upon completion of this
number, the chorus bounds into an elab
vAett luEuci Dtclult Ills NlOlN. IDS
is followed by another fugue in deep
unison. To the soprano is given No 4.
"As For All the Gods Of the Health.
starting adsgio, then going into an allegro
which is quite demanding movement
No. is striking dramatic chorus,
constructed upon several initiative
phrases Next follows q duet for soprano
and tenor "Tell It Out Among the
Heathens The tenor then revives the
opening theme, go Worship the Lord
The last chorus is a fugue with counter
subject, 80 Sing Unto the Lord a New
Song"
1t is probable that Wnmingtonians
will soon have the opportunity Of hav.
ing a rendition of this composition.
Mr. Carpenter is to be congratulated
upon the position he has won for
( himself in having conferr d upon him
the degree of bachelor Of music.
Mr. Brggss graduation composition
was a mass, which shows more than
usual merit. He is general freight
agent at the w. & n railroad and his
many friends here are pleased to hear OF
his success
Evening journal., 1893-06-17

GIvEN.-On June Is, 1873, Archibald Given,
aged ts years.
Relatives and friends ARE invited tosfatteud
The funeral from his late residence. No. $40
Iatnah street, on Monday, June 10. at 3
O'Clock. lnterment at Wilmington and Bran
dywinC Cemetery.
GEBHART-Of scarlet fever, on June l3.
klnora, daughter ot George +. and Maggie
r. Gcbhart, sged years.
LIsT-lu this city. ON the 18Th instant
Lewis List, ia the sith year of his age.
MANlON. I'm this city,on the 18th instant,
Mrs. Nnnu Mauion. wife OF Patrick Mauion
and daughter of The late Martin and Mary
McGrath.
n MUBpHY In this city. on The 18th
inst ant. Eliza, wife uf James Murphy,
aged sd years. Funeral Monday morning at
20 Cl uck from the residence Of her husband
~ Pine street. High mass go 81 Mary
Church. lniement New Cathedral GENE
terry.
PANN rER.-On the 18th instant, Elizabeth
NJ. Payntcr, aged 80 years
SULLINAN.-In this city. on the o.. in
stant, Mira sullivan, wife ot q g. sullivan,
aged ~ years.
WHITFIELD Brandywine hundred. on the
18TH instant, John Is. White. aged 5s yeafs.
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IN TIE CITY CHURCHES

Preaching bv Pey. J. d. G. Hanna at 1880
q. m. az Asbury NJ. =. Church on Sunday
school work. subject, "JOnah. or Fleeing from
Duty 20 Narski-h.n AT 2 p. M Children's
chihreu. Addresses by Rev. John y. Dob
bins. d. D.. and Rev. r. b. short. Preaching
at : 30, subject "lhe True MotherN sunday
school al land Christian Endeavor .tem-
perance meeting at p. IN. led hy Mrs. NARY
Armstrong.
AT Epworth NJ. f. Church, corner of Tenth
and Lombard sire sts. Rev. lsnaC Jewell,
pastor there will he praise service led hy G..
q. Barrett. al 80 a. m; fermon-hy the pastor
at 10 30, subject, standard Bearers sun
day school. p. m Epworth League service,
O4o p m; O'Clock y. m.- tsermon, subject,
run, speak TO This Young Man.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Re
deemer, corner of Eighth and Monroe
streets Rev. Thomas j. Mason, rector. Ser
vices lO3l "a. mn. ard 1.i5 D m Subjects.
morning, "tnaractcr building;' evening,
"kliiah'- First Appearance sunday school,
ga. m. Christian Endeavor. q 40 p. m.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. Thirteenth
and French streets, Rev. 9. Leu. jefferson
pastor. Preaching at 1889 "a. IN. Subject,
The Glorious Liberty of the Children oi
Cod 1.n. subject. "Sacred as by Fire. %
sunday school az 230. Praise meeting We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock.
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church
lhitd and West streets, Rev. a.. + Hendricks,
pastor. Services luM M. thifd anniver
sHry Of the past0rate; 1.45 p. IN. Josiah, the
Man Not afraid to Do Right"
Seventh Day Adventists' Church I'm Red
Mems Hall, No. 5lj -hipley street. Sunday at
2.30 p. m. Elder s j. Hersuln pastor. sub
iect Cor sunday. THE Fall of Man and the
Plan of Redemption"
Christian Science Bible Lesson on sunday
at lO3l. a. IN. ON Tuesday and Friday even
ings at SD p m at No so Market street.
Services at z 30 and iO.30a. IN. and p. m
tomorrow at 81. Johns Church.
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BACK IN rHE EoRTlEs.
An Old Directory which Evidences the
Remarkable Growth of Wilmington.

An Old Directory which Evidences the
Remarkable Growth of Wilmington.
While looking over some old books in
a second hand book store yesterday
afternoon an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
saw a Wilmington directory Of 1915. It
was published by Lewis Wilson, of No
- East Fourth street. aud printed by
Porter & Naif. printers, of No. % Mar
ket street, The frontspiece is cut Of
works of Holingsworth Teas, black
smiths, boat builders and boiler makers.
The members of the firm were James
Hollingsworth aud Joseph Teas.
The physicians then plying their pro.
fession were H. II. Askew, G r, Baker,
L. p. Bush, g. w. Chay tor, u. ID.
Hedges, j A. Lockwood A. Nsudain, r.
r. Porter, J. w Thompson, j. +. Wilson,
J r Andrews, J c Gosewitch and j.
Sims George w Piper, Mary Robinson,
and Sarah King were cuppers and leech-
ers
Hon. Willard Hall was U. s. district
judge and Hon. John j. Milligan associ-
ate Judge The attorneys named are r.
II. Bayard. +. G.. Bradford, p B Care
schee, + w. Gilpin, attorney general ;
w. Huntingdon, z. 5. Johnson, C. Marin,
J. W. Osborne. J. c. Patterson, j. Wales,
secretary of state and W. G Whiteley.
David C. Wilson was mayor: William
g. Whitley, constable; George Buzine,
high constable; William r Sellars.
president of City Couucil Lewis p
Bush, port physician.
At that time the fire companies were
seven in number and had the follow
ing membership: Friendship, so. Re.
lance, 70 Delaware So; Pnenix, 80
Water Witch, 12j; Fame, 75; Wash
ington 81
Among the hotels listed are Bird in
Hand, Black Horse Buck, Indian
King Indian Queen, Lafayette, Sheaf
Of Wheat, Sorrel Horse Steamboat and
Railroad Swan, Washington, White
Horse and Wilmington House.
The census of the city. taken by order
Of City Council showed s. s24 whites
1915 colored total, 10.639 The
women were largely in the majority
for there were 1850 white females
against A. IA males; and the disparity
was still more marked in the colored
population, there being 1,06G females
and 740 males
At that time there were only five
wards, each having three councilmen.
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81 90 TO So 90
3 80 TO . 90
90 to 8 90

Ladies and gentlemen's
bath robes and slippers, made
from fine Turkish toweling,
are both healthful and pru-
dent. $2.5 to $3.50.
There's no nicer mating
for your house than the Joint
less kinds. The fine grades
have been retailing all the
season for so and 90 cents per
yard. We shall now offer
about two thousands yards Of
these fine jointless qualities for
$I4 per roll, each roll contain
ing 10 yards. Also a fine
Japanese jointless mating for
S5 per roll, reduced from
81. so, all in this seasons inn
portation.
Evening journal., 1893-06-17

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
leptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
hny excellent qualities commend it
/ all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
~vbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO olL.
LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORk. 49,
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HELP WANTED.
WE WANT ar ONCE

hhL tAHLE MEN everywhere aocal or
raNelinrl 20 advertise and keep our show
Ni'uH tackled UP In towns on trees and
lthtcs along public roads Steady work in
your own county. $40 A MONTH SALARY
aud ~ a DAY ENPENSEs DEPOSITED
N YOUR BANK WHEN STARTED
fhANNO GERMAN ELECTRO co, BOX
SOL, CiNCtNN ArI. ..
NN ANTEn-A GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK.
" Address J.. %. box i3 city.
WANrED.-GIRLS TO FILL MATCH
~ boxes. Apply at match factory No.
Fourteenth and Walnut streets.
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ROARn AND RnoMa.

CtOOD, COMFORTABLE BOARD AND
~ rooms can bee had at Mrs, John Forkum's,
ll3o, Pine street.
DOR RENT - FRONT ROOMS FOR
housekeeping and lodging, 3ll shipley So.
WANTED. BOARDERS GOOD ACCOM-.
" molations. Apply at 2O1 " est Fourth
street.
ROARDERs WANTED AT No. 2ls WEST
- street.
DOR RENT.-TNNO HANDSOMELY FUR
4 nished third story rooms with gas and
bath. Apply as King street
EOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
eating, on second floor. furnished or un-
furnished. Apply at $50 Market street.
WANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
" modationa. No. f08 East Fourth street
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lost AND FouNn.

| OSI-LOsT OR MISPLACED, A DEED
= for the cemetery lot OF heyney OK, in
the Wilmington and llrandywiue Cemetery.
Application has been made for new deed
WILLIAM n. COX.
NOrlCE-LOsT OR MIsLAID. THE Arr
4 usans Savings Bank book In the namo
OF Thomas S. Kemp, No. i.Ol3 has been lost or
mlhlaid. Payment has been stopped and ap-
phcaticn has been made for "a new book by A.
l.. sharp. Trustee.
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MARRIED.

DOCK-TAYLOR.-In this city. on
Thursday evening. JuLe Is. 1893. at No. 1919
Gilpin avenue, by Rev. =. IT. Morgan, Albert
B. BraddOck and Lille NJ. Ia, lor.
ALL-TOWNSEND.-A the residence Of
George ". Hurst, No. ll4 Jefferson street on
Wednesday evening. June "a, 1873. boy Rev. J.
DC. Hanna. Frank NJ Hall and Miss Emma
g. Townsend, both of Wilmington, Del,
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RrGIsTrR's ORDER.
isrEns ORDER.
REGIsrER,s nFFIcR-

New Castle County, Dcl..-June 90. isa}
Upon the application of Cathulae Walls,
EXecuWiN of Lawrence Walls late OF
Ncw C-st'U hundred in said county, de-
ceased, DO IS ordered and directed bv the Reg
lister that tho EXrcutriX aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters TestamontRry
upon the estate of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof
bY causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty DAYS from the date OF
such letters in siNof the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per.
sons having demands against the estate "a
present tLe same, OF abide 10y an Act Of AS
scmbly IN such case made and provided; and
also cause the same io he inserted within the
same period in the Evening journal, a news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, q. @. d.
- Given under he hand and seal
of Office of the Register aforesaid
l.. 8. 90 Wilmington, IN New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
wear above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Tes-
famcntary were In due form Of law grained
unto the undersigned. on the Twelfth
day of June. A. ID 1923 and that all per-
sons having claims against tho estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
attesJed. TO the said EXecutriX, on or before
the Twelfth day of June. 1884, OF
abide the Act of Assembly In such case made
CATHARINE WALLS.
Executrix.
Address New Castle, Del.
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PhIIadeIphla and RoadIna X. x.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, week-days-Exprese, 900 q. M. 200.
5NO, 800, 800 j. m. Accommodation, 800 a..
m, 5.45 D. IN. Sunday-Express, 900 and 1000
q. m. ACCOMMODATION. 500 D. M. 40 p. IN.
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The demand for Wash SILKS

The demand for Wash Silks
seems unending- our output
was never 50 large. Twenty
nine new styles have just been
added to our stock for so
cents instead of IS. New
styles of genuine Shanghais
are included for 40 cents in
stead of IS. These two
grades of silks are extremely
desirable for shirt waists,
dresses or trimmings.
Our immense sale of the
fine Pine Apple thin fabrics is
unprecedented. Scheurer, Rott
and Gle are known the world
over as the most skilled French
printers of fine cloth, and
their beauty is imperishable.
For fine fabrics, beautiful fab
RIGS and desirable hot weather
goods you should have one of
these-I6c instead of 25c.
We have six hundred pairs
of Berlin Silk Taffeta and all
silk Gloves, which we shall
sell at about half price. In
Berlins all the I2Hc ones for
7c per pair; all the 2oc ones
for Ioc per pair; all the 25c
ones for I2%c per pair. In
Silk Taffeta all the 80, IS and
size ones for 25c per pair;
in silk ones all the soc ones
for 35c per pair; all the 75c
and 81 ones for soc per pair.
They are in blacks, tans, states
and white, and sizes 9 to 8.
Have you a hammock,
porch chair or sofa that will be
the softer or easier with the
addition of a pillow. We
have a hundred here for that
very purpose. They are made
of down and cat-tail and Gov
cred with silkaline 10 inches
square and ruflled all around.
You can pick them out for
IS cents instead of Is. Head
rests for backs Of chairs the
same way, I2H cents each.
In our Coat Department we
have a magnificent assortment
of Lawn Shirt Waists, most
carefully and stylishly made.
They are in all white and a
variety Of delicate and dainty
shades in the newest designs
from Is cents to $3.50.
We have all the new things
in Silk Waists made Of black,
white and fancy silks, from
$3.75 to 81.
Black silk Beaded Boleros
or Eton Jackets are reduced
from
! % OO 90 90 M
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George Brown. George Fountain,
Arthur Davis, Willie Fritz. Nathaniel
Liddeil, Ralph Paynter and Gorege
Elliott.
Superintendent A. g. McCausland, who
has been spending some time in James,
vile, Va, WAS la this city yesterday.
To-day he returned to GAINESVILLE.
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Mnchine-nrlred Mortnr

Delivered in boxes to any point IN the
city limits. GEORGE Il MCCALL COMPANY
Offices Eighth and Shipley streets.
Telephone No. 615.
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St5O-$l65-s175 for goood slightly
used Pianos, cash or easy terms. H. f..
Robelen, No. 7lO Market street
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REAL ESTATE.

DOR RENT HOUSE or WEST EIGHTH
street near DUPONT. Eight rooms Bath.
Heater and Gas. Apply q. ~ HURLOCk
a. BRO. corner Sixth aud Poplar streets.
NOR RENT-A STABLE WITH sIX
II stalls on Orange street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Apply to JOHN II. lDON-
ohok. hiN orange street.
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ATLANTIC CRY, NJ.
PennsyIyanIa RaIlroad.

Leave Philadelrhia, Market street wharf.
week days. Accommodation, 500 and $40 q.
m, 80 and 4.2O y. m. Sundays-express. 9.l6
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and S.l5 a. m.
100 n. m
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Hitriiied Paving Brick

OF best quality.
GaORGE n. MCCALL COMPANY,
Offices, Eighth and Shipley streets.
Telephone No. 675.
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RRADY HOTSE.

Arkansas avenue. convenient 10 ocean and
Reading depot. Good board. splendid rooms.
broad plan1as orchestra music. Terms mod
crate. Circular mailed. p %. Box. 2O7.
JAMFS BRADY.
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THE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY. MI.
The largest Hotel. Open az the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
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Snapper Lunch.

A fine snapper lunch will bs served on
Saturday night AZ Christopher Bauer s
sal OOn, southwest Cor. 9th and Jackson.
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BEAUMONT.

No li3 south Connecticut avenue. First house
from the beach. Full ocean view.
MRS. a. q. MILLER.
Formerly Of tnelesldo.
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John Mansfield is in Philadelphia.

Frank D. Carpenter went to Philadel-
phia to-day
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Send your carpets to the Electric Car
pet Cleaning and Upholstery Works 4O9
Orange St Phone 36j Bader & Conway.
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HOTEL ATGLEN.
HOPED EDISON.

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
!. E. REED.
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ZOE SAFE.

DOR SALE STOCK. FIXTURES AND
i tood viii of Confectionery Store, also the
old established book and novel store nt = 8
East Fourth street. Apply ClRrk's Old Book
store, 2l0 Eusi Fourth street.
NOR SALE.-A SELLERS CARRIAGE IN
II good condition, made by Guthrie Sold
Tor want of .uae. Apply JONES GUTHRIE
a. GO
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INOK KENr.
EAST ernr

EAST SIDE.
luli Bennett street. o rooms and bath.
lWll kirkwood street, rooms and bath.
lOiI Spruce street, o rooms and bath.
lUIl Spruce street. o rooms and bath.
lnll spruce street, rooms and bath.
lWl spruce street. rooms ana bath.
. 80 Church street. rooms
el2 Church street. 3 rooms.
liW Church street, rooms and bath.
1905 Church street, D rooms and bath.
wv. church street, rooms and bath.
lOi Church street, o rooms and bath.
SOD tutiunWuud street rooms
D. Robinson street, rooms
llh lOhdcll street 3 rooms
lll hing street, rooms and bath.
5ll King street. rooms and BATH
kli King street, III rooms and bath.
80 East Second street, rooms and bath.
AlS East Second street, B rooms.
ll' Fast Third street, o rooms and bath.
l.l East Third street. rooms and bath.
A'd East Third street, rooms and bath.
.lu East Third street, rooms and bath.
=. %. corner seventh and Lombard i2 rooms
and bath and store.
~ rast sixteenth, ID rooms and bath.
lOll East Thirteenth, rooms.
STORES.
S. n. corncr Tenth and Wilson.
l5ij Van Bufen.
WEST slDE.
l05 ll8 Tatnall street, hr,oms.
tll Iatnall street, rooms mud bath.
ll5 ShiUey street, q rooms and bath.
MA Shiulcy street, rooms
500 NJ est street, d. rooms and bath.
s.u West street, IT, rooms ana bath.
lu-l Madison street, rooms and bath.
OS, dlt Van Buren street. o rooms aud bath.
lYs Van hurcn street, lO rooms and bath.
=. j.. corner Front and South Clay ton, lu
rooms ana bath and stnr0.
south Clay street, III rooms and bath.
south clayton street, rooms and bath.
goo South Clayton street, l3 rooms and bath,
l2b Market street, z rooms and bath and
store.
1925 Market street, rooms and bath.
1863 Market stree 9 rooms and bath.
$40 Union street, 4 rooms.
JOi West rOnt street, s hrOoms and bath and
store.
0li Vest Front street. rooms and bath.
lll3 West Front street, rooms and bath.
l502, 1904 West Front street, rooms and
bath.
fl6 West Second street. rooms.
liN2 West Second street. o rooms and bath.
2ll West seventh street, II rooms aud bath
and store.
1908 West Eighth street, rooms and bath,
0ul West Eighth street, % rooms.
1903 Wost tigith street. rooms.
2aa 6ilpiu avenue, I'D rooms and bath.
liei dnpin avenue, rooms.
NlN Lover ug avenue, rooms.
N23 Lowering avenue, rooms.
Nl lowering avenue, rooms.
Nt Lowering avenue, rooms.
luJl ohallcrOss aVonue, rooms and bath.
lUld ehallcross avenue, rooms and bath.
HEAlD a. co.
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HOTEL HECIILER.

Formerly Normandie, Corner Atlantic an
Pennsylvania avenues. Fitted up ia first
class style. Open all the year
HENRY HECKLFR.
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Pacific ana Michigan avenues, near the beach.
hemOdeled and fefuruished. Capacity 800
Electric bells and passenger elevator
j. SIfRTRT.
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NOTICES.

n OWCE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ Division No. A. o. ~. win be held this
evening at h9lf past seven o'clock, 20 take
late member.
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MONTEREY HOTEL.

virginia avenue, near the beach. Hot ana
cold sea water baths, and all places Of Interest,"
Newly furnished; excellent table.
E. X. NEWCOMER.
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STEAMER ULRlcA.

Boat leaves Wilmington. King street wharf
daily except sunday at i.25 "A IN. 400 and
600 y m. sundays only, 9.u0 a IA and = ;1
and cop m.
The 300 y m boat from Wilmington conneofs
az Pennsgrove with steamer Major Revboid
for Pennsvile, New Castle, Delaware CifV
and salem. -@
Boat leaves Pennsgrove at $50 and l0.OO m
and 4.ap p m daily except uncay.) SUNDAYS
only at % a m aud Il. 30 and SEQ d M.
The an On "A fn hoaf fror, p,.uueo,f.,.., 4. --
nectiOns from Delaware River Railroad ard
from Steamer Major Reybold
A. G.. McCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
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sand

Beech or bar, by wagon or vessel load
GEORGE Il MCCALL COMPANY,
Offices, Eighth and Shipley streets
Telephone No. G75
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Carl Paynter entertained a number
of small friends at a birthday party
at his home, No 3l4 East Tenth street
last evening. The little folks spent the
time merrily in games and the dining
room. whore ice cream, cake and fruits
were served Some Of those present
were Edna Kirk, Maggie Kirk, Nettie
Brum well, Irene Fulton, Agnes Fitz-
Rerald. BERTHE Maekln. Lavisa Macklin.
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THE Earl.

Ocean end Of South Carolina Avenue. Open
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
n. SMITH.
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William Walter, Of Dover, was in tlis
city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-06-17

Mrs. Charles II Tribit. who has been
visiting friends in Chester, Pa, has re-
turned home