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Object to Wage Reductions.

BosToN. Feb. 5.-The Central Labor
Union has adopted resolutions denounc-
ing Secretary Herbert of the Navy for
making a reduction in the pay of en-
ployes at Mare Island Navy .yard.
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Forgery of Bank Notes,

The HAGUE. Feb. 5.-The police have
unearthed an enormous forgery of bank
notes. Notes to the value of 227, 900 guild
ers were seized, and eight men. including
the leader. an American named Krause,
have been arrested.
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custody by the United States Commissioner
tonight on the ground that there is no
treaty with the Creeks He admits killing
the map, but saws it was in self-defense.
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DONE WITH A BULLET.
Mysterious Suicide of a San Jose
Hotei-keeper.

SAN JOSE, Feb. EMANUEL Silva, aged
81 who conducted Portuguese hotel
here, shot himself at 2 o'clock this morn
ing in an clubhouse and died instantly No
cause was developed at the Inquest held
this afternoon. Several days age police
man was attracted to his place at midnight
by the sound of pistoI-shots, and " hen be
arrived he was told by Silva that he had
had an encounter with burglar, who got
away with $780,
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SEARCHING FOR THE METEOR.
Abatement of the Excitement Caused
by Weird Yarns.

CARSON, New, Feb. 5.-The excitement
occasloned by the meteor striking the
earth near CaDdelaria is about subsidized.
Many wild acc UNITS were sent out at first
which in the excitement of the moment
were generally credited. Owing to the
great distance it is almost impossible to
get any authenticated news. The latest
news from Belleville Is that the searchers
are still out
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Still q Deadlock.

JACKSON. Miss, Feb. 5.-The Senatorial
caucus To-day on the sixty-first ballot
stood: McLaurin 50. Taylor 81, Campbell
q, Lowrey 81. Sixty-third ballot: Nc
Laurin 81, Taylor 80, Campbell 49, Low
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In Defense of CoughIin.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The hearing of evil
dence for the defense continued in the
Coughlin trial to-day, but nothing of i'm
portance was elected.
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SAY, girls. il you want to TOOL that best fellow
just ask him TO give you his package Of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you 10 be excused for
q moment between acts. See?
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Arson Will Not Come.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Captain Anscn said
to-day that there was no likelihood of the
Chicago Ball Club making trip to San
Francisco.
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Death of a Consul.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Times announces
the death of Bernard Pauncefote, British
Vice. Consul at Nantes.
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Explorer Chanler Heard From.

ZANZIBAR. Feb. 5.-W. Astor Chanler,
the American explorer. was heard from
January %. on his way to the coast. He
is expected to reach Mombasa Feb
ruary TO-
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

As a preventive of the Grip with success.
Thousands have found liz It restoration
TO health and strength after this dreaded
complaint. BE sure to get Hoods. be.
cause Hoods Cures.
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Joseph Jefferson and his family will winter in
the South. Mr.. Jefferson says rumors about
his withdrawing from the stage are untrue, and
that he will continue to play so long as he has
tho strength TO go behind the footlIghts.
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Death of Actor Watkins.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Harry Watkins.
one Of the oldest actors in this country.
died suddenly from heart disease to-day
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LOST AT CARDS.

How Postmaster Ryan Came to Be
Short in His Accounts.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Feb. 5-W. A.
Ryan, postmaster at Van Horne, Iowa,
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Hoods Pills cure CONSTIPATION by restor-
ing the peristaltic action Of the alimentary canal
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VIII Race Her in France.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-The Prince of Wales
mas decided 10 enter the yacht Britannia in
the Marseilles and Riviera regattas
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
LIKE A MAGIC CABINET
IsYention Of Wilmington Man TIL
PromiHes To eco A"

IsYention Of q Wilmington Man That
Promises To eco "
A. a Cobb exhibited an excellent de.
vice at the EVENING JOURNAL Office this
morning, which be has recently patented
Although only few months old the
patent has met with such public favor
that 10 will probably he found in every
business Office in Wilmington before
spring has fairly set in.
The device is IN small cabinet. from
the inside of which hang several seris 3
OF rings. These are pulled down. one az
a time, operating similar 10 spring
window curtain When the rings are
pulled printed cards are drawn cut from,
the cabinet, and this is what the cards
contain:
A complete telephone directory arriv-
al and departure OF mails Rt Whining
tens post Office; complete time tables Of
Wilmington and Northern. PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington and Baltimore, and Baltl-
more and Ohio railroads; bank presidents
and cashiers, with discount DAYS; fire
alarm stations; special long distance
telephone stations; Opera House attrac-
tions for three months In advance: an
index Of the contents
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Can SPAIaE BIZ THE GUILTY MAH +?

he is In Hartford County Jail -EouIdIn
Declares Himself Innocent OF the nIur-
der OF william Bnrris Lawrence.
ELKToS, Nd, Marci 13.-William A.
Bouldiu. who was committed TO Elkton
jail yesterday, charged with having mur
dered young William BurIis Lawrence,
of Perryville, at the Havre de Grace
passenger depot OF the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, was
taken TO Belair jail yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Walter q. Boyd, Of
Elkton
Bouldln says he IS innocent Of The
charge and knows nothing Of the knife
that was found near the scene Of the
fight. Michael Spaine, who alone saw
the quarrel, was also AIKEN 10 Hartford
county IN default of $500 bail, in which
he was held by Magistrate Charles w.
Ward. Of Perryville.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
THE peLAwARe WAGE FARMERS
Data Collected for All Glasses Of AIeoha an
ioal and Manufacturing Indnstries.

Data Collected for All Glasses Of Meohan-
icai and Manufacturing Industries.
The Census Bureau has issued an extra
bulletin showing data collected for all
classes Of mechanical and manufac uIinR
industries in 1Gj cities OF the United
States having population of ~ 0O0
and over et the census of 1890
At the census Of 1880 similar statistics
were presented for 100 cities OF this
class. Comparison Of the 100 cities re
ported ia 1880 with the same 100 cities in
1890 shows the following results: Mum
Der Of establishments In 1890. 1877 Si4
with a capital Of SO, 334 525 against
1908 establishments in 1880, with a
capital Of 81 3S4, ,S10, 147 Average mum
Der Of employees In 1890 2.5St,237, and
wages paid, 81 AGO, ss9.O .Ols, against
1 143,676 employees and wages paid
$50, 14S, S4j in 1890. The value of the
products in 1890 was So G2l POS 5S3,
against S3,01S, Alb, 705 in 1850
Wilmington is the only city Of Della
ware included in the list The following
data is given for this city: Number Of
establishments. 500; capital employed,
50 1858, S26; average number Of employees,
1877; wages paid. $1Gl4.14S; cost Of
materiala used, Sl3. 05l, l,159; value of pro
duets, sea 50S 1876.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
CRUSHED BY ROCK.
Bodies Of the Gaylord Mine Victims -Four
nnd Brought TO the Surface.

Bodies of the Gaylord Mine Victims Found
nnd Brought TO the Surface.
WuEEsnARBE, Pa, March13. The King
sion Coal company finally consented 4
give some Information regarding the fate
of the l3 men who We're entomhcd The
company officials admitted that one of the
bodies had been recovered. lt had been
crushed beyond all recognition The bones
were placed in casket and hoistod TO the
surface shortly before midnight Supcrin.
tcudeut kosser of the rescuing gang ad.
mitted that all the men were crushed be-
meath the heavy fall of rock and coal.
AZ midnight the excitement among those
who had gathered at the mouth OF the
slope was almost at fever heat. and many
of those In the crowd were inclined 10
blame the officials of the company for
keeping back the news from the rescuine
party. The theory that the men died from
starvation is exploded and there is no
question that they all perished when the
fall occurred.
At about O'Clock This morning tiyom more
were brought to the surface. They. too.
were crushed and entirely unrecognizahle.
Mrs Walsh, whose husband was among
the l3 unfortunate mem. believes that ON,
of the three bodies is ,hu. Of her husband.
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THAT BOUNDARY BILL.
Secretary Stewart Says the Line Must BE
Adopted BY Both States and Congress

Secretary Stewart Says the Line Must BE
Adopted By Both States and Congress
HARRIsBURG. March 13 The report
Of Secretary of Internal Affairs Stewart
will recommend TO tho Legislature the
enactment Of n law adopting the report
Of the Joint Comm ssiou appointed by
Delaware and Pennsylvania, regard
ing the circle Of New Castle as
the boundary line between the two
states. There has long been a dispute
over this line, and the report cedes to Del
aware several hundred acres. which have
heretofore beon asses sod as Pennsylvania
territory. Secretary Stewart disputes
the power OF the commission 10 cede this
territory TO Delaware, end says that this
new boundary line must be adopted by
the-4egi OF both states and np-
proved by Congress.
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DIED

- BOURBON this city. on the Sth instant,
Fr d q. BonrdOn, Ia his 25th year.
HUDSON I'm Philadelphia. on March II,
laa T.. daughter OF Charles + ard Cordelia
Is. Hudson, IN her 10Th year.
HUklLL.- Near st. .iosephs Church, on
the nth Instant, Lila Jane Hukil. aged 20
years.
LUCAs.-In this city on March g, Charles
o. Lucae.
MlICHkLL-At Hare's Corner, on March
?, 1877 Charles Mitchell.
MCkRAY.-ln this city. on March 10, Airs.
Ann Murray. aged o. years.
So 'HLEGhL-On March o. 1894, Margaret
Schlercl.
silAW.-Inithis city, on March o. Of scarlet
ieVer; James 49,. infant SON OF William and
Kate Shaw, aged years.
sMIlH.-At Magnolia, Del on March q.
l'el, Hyre y. Smith. aged years. Oldest child
OF 1arfett $. and Sadie h. smith.
WtlGuT.-On March H. 1921 Edna C d,
daughter of Harry r. and Amsnda h.
Wright, aged years ana g months
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Incidents Of the Day.

Contractors Myers aud Hoffman yester
day repaired the nag poles a. the Custom
House and the High School.
The American liner Ohio went up the
river yesterday to her Philadelphia dock,
badly shaken up by tempestuous seas all
the way across the ocean from Queens
town.
Thursday has been selected as "visit.
ing day" in the gymnasium and armory
Of Company II, First Infantry, in the
old Court House
Miss Florence Davidson. Of nanr town,
and Miss Matte McMunn, Of Delaware
City were the guests Of Mrs j. B. Man
love yesterday.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it ;s pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
'em ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
1nly remedy of its kind ever pro
uuced, pleasing to the taste and ae
,eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Os
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG syrup CO.
Sfg FRANCISCO. cdt.
LOUISVILLE, ~ NEW Y0Rg. M
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
A Rush for Wages.

A crowd Of about 900 men eurged into
the Street end Sewer Department, this
morning for wages due them for work
done on the streets The men pushed
and showed one another about and it was
only with the united efforts OF Bnildine
Inspector Dohl Clerk Belts ana a watch
man that the stairway at the Sixth
street entrance was not broken down.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
slnrrlnr GROW Rn.nnnh-

Sr. JoHN's, y. T., March ia dispatch
from Cape Race says that the disabled
steamer bri'coe, from Hamburg for New
York was sighted from the signal station
there I'm tow of the steamer Virginia Lake.
which went out to her nssistaucg,on receipt
OF the news that thc stea-pr was helpless
abo1t 90 miles from Cape Race and that
her crew were starving.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
I'm TlrIll nt - rnll..

BrnDEFoRD, Ne, March 13.-This CITY
went Republican 10y 2oO majority. Excite
ment about the polling pluces reached
fever heat when Marshal Charles B. Har
mon and several officers had a pitched bat
tlowith Democratic conslahics. Clubs were
freely used by both sides. Marshal Har
mon was struck over the head and badly
wounded by a club.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Govorn..s Fonrl.. ,bc ,,,,r..,,r

PROVIDENCE, March l3-rhe house oc
cupied hy =. G.. Jameson, % prominent shoe
dealer was broken into. Mrs. Bo,worth.
the governess, was awakened by burglar
who was ransacking her jewel ease and
she attacked him. a terrible struggle en-
sued, resulting i'm Mrs Bosworth's being
thrown violently TO the floor The bur
glar, who was masked, then He'd.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Crazed by Her Hus,,na.. p,o,,,

PROVIDENCE, March 13 James W. sim
mons, who dropped dead last Saturday.
was buried in potter's field. His wife has
gone crazy with grief and viii not believe
that her husband is dead Health officer.
found the body covered with hedclothes. "a
heavy fire in the stove and the woman try
ing to restore her husband to conscious
ness
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
OUR
REMOVAL
Sale 5!

mNLY a few weeks left now to close
out the bRlence Of our stock before
" removing to our new quarters all
Market streeO Whilst we have
closed out an enormous quantity Of
goods, there's yet enough Of the fright
sort" left for you to choose from. Here
are some special lots we place on sale
this week You'll find every pair big
bargain at these prices:
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"Do you want TO know how to'tell which Is
YOUR lett foot 8, You won't make any more
of the seventh Regiment suuAd which he was
drilling. Yes" was the reply. I'D like to
know very much.m "Well, don't move your
right foot. The other one is our left foot. -"
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
NEW SPECIlL BARGAINS.

% Gold Bard Tea Sets, finest Carls-
bad China. 56 pieces, The regular
@ peo Common Is TreRsoa %srd STS the price $500
Banquet Lamps. stirling silver
plated. centre draft burner, ccm-
BEiS'' EaS'' "i'n siiA ., shade worth @ so'o $3.75
I4Slf Match 4s'S Tf%Rs a sDS lamp shade $45
Cut Glass umblers, strawberry and
6sl.......s. sin designs worth $500 eo1en, $500
Pressed glass finger bowls uurfect
imitation OF tie real cut, Sl.iU 100
style al .-s....ss.-........
Celery trays, were lee now........... roo
Dc oorated shaker salts, were lCc now rc
Leeds pottery decorated rose bowls o-c
were zoe, Dow......... -.....--... 90. y
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Bank omeiais Arrested.

huTCmNsON. Kan, March IA. j..
Tusk. Charles Menke and John Chapman.
officers Of the deiunct Hutchinson Nation
al bank, We're arrested on an Indictment
charging fraud.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Early RasebalI on the nntterr.

The first practice game Of baseball was
played yesterday afternoon at Battery
Park, between athletes who viii play on
the frst and second teams OF the Colum-
hia Athletic Club The men played good
ball and observed the new rules as
adopted by the national league. The
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Iondon Expects tI,e ,tic r,,.,,,

LONDON, March l3-The Sportsman says
il has all but been settled that the Jack
son-Corbctt match will be decided at the
Nalional Sporting club.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
ON Works an rir~.

CENrERvnLE, y. j., March i9-Firc
broke ont in the wax works department of
the Underwater on company Johu Boyle
was badly burned and VIII die. Several
others were badly burned.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Colchester Postonioe Robbed.

Co1cHEsTER Conn, March 10. The post
Office here was entered 10y burglars and
robbed of 500 in stamps and 500 la money.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
MARRIED.

REED -MILLHR-At the Asbury VI. r.
parsonage, 40. ~, Walnut street. on Wednes.
day evening, March Z, le9i, by Rev. .lohu ID.
g. Hanna, Charles Reed and Miss Mary
Miller, uOth OF State Road. Del.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
sIoei Rod Trado noomln,-.

P0rsnrHG. March l3 Last week Is re-.
ported Go have been one OF the best oi re.
cent years in ,he si eei rod trade.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

Send your carpets to the Diamond State
Carpet Cleaning q Upholstery Works, No
lis King street, Telephone Gl2.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

Boys ard Misses 81 80 Lace
and Button Shoes, stylish and no
serviceRole; now 10
Child's Kid Button, Patent en-
Tip, Springs, worth 9jc; now .UU
ChId's Solar Tip Springs, II, en-
were ST. now .UJ
Choice of any Ladies' $5
Paris Kid, Viei Kid or Kanga on nm
roo Button in the house at OL.JU
Choice of any Ladies' S4 But. 0 EnI
ton or Lace Shoe in the house at G.JU
Choice of any Ladies So Bot. 1nrI
ton or LAcs Shoe in the house at ~
Choice of any Ladies' So Shoe nm
in the house at LEU
300 pairs Ladies' Patent Tip
ped aud Comm on-sense Dongols m
Button, worth g 80, at .0I
Choice of any Mems Finest
French Calf, Kangaroo or Cordo-
van Shoes; regular price, $500 9TEl
aud So, closing-out price 0.IJ
Choice Of any Mems 81 Hand n EnI
made Shoes in the house G,JU
Choice of any Mems 50 Shoe O mi
in the house at -, UU
Choice of any Mems 81 Shoe 00I
in the house at l,GU
800 pairs Mems Button and
Lace Shoes, mostly large sizes, I nm
were $l.7j and So; now .. UU
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Are Your 10 perfeet ?

II your ewes need attention do not de-
lay, but call upon DR. II. Hcegelsbereer.
occulist, No SIG Market street. Salts
faction guaranteed. Examination free.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

Soak "Do You alwa,s nav as YOU goq'
FRESHLY "a Alwaye." SOAK "WhyY Freshcy
Because they won't let me go without 4"
Brooklyn Life
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

The earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia, such as
distress after eating, heartburn, and occa-
siona! headaches, shnuld not be- neglected
lake Hood Sarsaparilla ii YOU wish to be
cured
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. billiousness
laundlce. lndigesiIOl. siok heahnche.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

Who is Tom2 Who are his teschersg
Epworth M. 70 Church March 10 Bishop
Vincent will tell u.s.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

falette-"Ihe chairman nf the hanginp
committee at the academy Is dog" Mrs
laleit '-' A WHAT palette-"A sky terrier
Harlan Life.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

6rst team won from the second by better
hitting. The score was to @
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
lFell.knorn p.onIe ln .llrn,.

"Mrs Jarley's Wax Works, given last
evening In the N. E. Sunday school
room. under the auspices Of The kpworth
Leagne was pleasing success Mrs
Jarley was ably impersOnated by Mrs J d.
B Manlove, and some Of the leading
figures were: "Wllliam Penn" T.. o.
Wise; Captain Kidd" e. w. Eek
les; "Christopher Columbus" Albert
Wilhelme Samson, James Mat
thews; Josephus, J b Manlove: "Ben.
iamin Franklin, Harry Hughes; Captain
liaks, j. E. Booth: policeman. 4"
Harry Hunter, George Washington
the father Of his country" Paul Barr
George, the grandfather Of his couu.
try, NJ. Marshall; "Desdemona. Miss
Lucy paliaferro; maid OF Honor" Miss
Bertha Matthews; Flower Girl. "Mlss
Anna Stewart; nurse, Miss Reba
Saunders; "signorina Screechna," Miss
Emma ADavidson "beggar maid, Miss
Matte TeiaferroF After the entertain
ment refreshments were served by the
young women Of the league. A neat sum
OF money was realized.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

this season surpass in choice of
selection any we have ever
shown, as there is such a variety
Of styles and materials as to
compel us to carry an immense
assortment to give our custom.
ers the range for selection we
want them to have. Especially
is this so in medium priced
goods at 81 and So a suit.
Nobby little REFER suits, Zou.
aves, Russian blouses, vestees,
sailors and middy's, and we
cordially invite the ladies to
come in and see them. New
shirt waists, hats and shoes for
the little fellows at right prices.
Open evenings until 8; Sat.
urdays, 10 p. m.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Athletic Club to Attend Church.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting Of the Columbia Athletic Club
last night aud much interest was taken
IN the election of new members, many
applications having been submitted to
the board Of directors Among those
who we're successful In their applications
were. Richard Lightcap John A. Schu
hardt, Jr, Charles Newlove. Joseph
McCaughu, Joseph Edwards, Frank, II
Schunaidi James w. White and
others The club decided TO meet in the
Opera House next Sunday morning palm
Sunday at 10 o'clock sharp, and proceed
in q body 20 the Presbyterian Church,
where they will hear Rev. S. B Wyne,
the well known young minister who
has been an admirer Of the Columbia
Club since its foundation Messrs. Hon
man, Foster aud Davidson were appointed
a committee to arrange FOR the clubs
visit and for the accommodation Of 100
men IN the church during the service
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
L0, TWAS FULL OF FISH.
Early Shad Fishermen, Out
Wetting Their Net,
MADE A PHENOMENAL CATCH

Ten Fine shad landed and Sold at Sixty
seven Cents Each-N New Members of the
Columbia sAthiotio Ciub-nTrs. farley
Appears Again land Exhibits Her Wax
worlss
Special CorresUondenre Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE March 13 -Shad fisher
men and shad dealers were stirred up last
night to a remarkable state Of activity
by phenomenal catch of the fsvorite
fsh OF Delaware waters. Early yester
day afternoon Charles h. Lancaster and
partner, William Duncan, started out 90
wet their new net with which they IN
tended 20 begin operations about the last
week In March When a fisherman
''wets' his net, he takes it well idown
the stresm and lays it of until the LAST
cork has been thrown from the boat
Then he and his partners row down the
cork line 20 see how the net hangs when
thoroughly soaked with water They
mark the defective places, "boat" the
net and start home 10 readjust the leash
TO the cork and lead lines ~ he wants it
TO hang. and 70 remedy the defects.
When Messrs. Lancaster and Duncan
started ont yesterday afternoon, the y
dropped down In the cove aud sooug had
their 400 fsthom spread well out into
the channel They drifted the entire
length Of the cove and then started 20
boat To their surprise shad after shad
and r0ok-fish after rock fsh popped mp
over the gunWale we'll tangled in the
meshes. When the fishermen started
for home they had ten fne shai and a
nice pile OF rock fish in their boxes
The shad were sold in the boat for SO ,5,
the purchasers being eager TO get the
irst taste of the luscious fnny creatures
This is said 10 be the FIRST catch OF
shsd ever made by New Castle fisher
man In the cove here on March ~ II
was nearer the end Of the month when
NJ Il. Lancaster. ten years ago, made
bis phenomenal catch Of 100 shad, from
which he realized $50 To-day Que. half
OF the fishing force yearns for a dip in
the fruitful cove and one of Joseph II
Kings fishermen expects TO have 500
fsthoma Of net hung ia by Wednesday
night
Evening journal., 1894-03-13
Sc

Ladies Muslin Drawers,
with cluster of tucks, regular
price, 25c.
Evening journal., 1894-03-13

LOUISVILLE ~ iEg rOaS NJ
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ADLER.
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