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Evening journal., 1895-04-27
SILVERBROOK GALORE.
Ford Morocco Case Still on
in Court of Chancery.
1T Is TEDIOUS AND TIREsoMF.

Even the August Chancellor sucoumbs
Takes Trip Into the Land OF Dreams
The Testimony as Taken.
The case which Is now best known to the
legal profession as the Ford Morocco
Company case, now being heard before
the chancellor. Is very likely to 20 down
into history as one Of the most tedious
and tireseme which has been before that
court for many day.
That this Is the case any one who, by
chance, had entered the court room yes
terday afternoon would have had no
hssitsncy in swearing to. The spectators
nodded In their seats, the members of the
bar yewned or caught little snatches Of
sleep, while even the august court, who
had reclined In an easy chair the better
TO hear the testimony. quickly slipped
into the territory where science does not
cut any ice. and colorinR matter is MOI
injurious to the pnlp In dream .manufact-
urlnP.
The testimony taken during the after
noon WAS OF the members OF a party
organized by Mesars. Bradford sauls
bury and Bird TO visit Silverbrook, Mil
creek and the pulp works and see II there
wss any pollution and how II was
effected
These witnesses were William 1ooch,
Alfred D. Poole, Aadrew s. Eliascn. Isaac
p. Foreman, Allen Smith and Thomas B
Smith. They agreed generally In their
testimony. They found the water IN
silvsrbrook of a yellowish green and
didn't drink It. la Union Park brook,
which. by the way, drains that park and
takes refuse, sewerage aud tan.bsrk from
there, the water was pure and the party
drank 1t again. They described the
water 10 Mill creek little discolored Just
the pulp mills 1t had yellow tinge
j. Newlin Gawthrop saw the eolored
water In Silverbrook on another occasion
In answer to questions by Mr. Blggs hs
said that bilverbrook drained about col
| acres OF land That very many loads Of
ashes and other city refuse had been and
we're dumped around the Ford Company
factory, aud when II rained there was,
to . greater or lesser extent, drainag,
into sllverbrook.
j. T. Wilson, farmer on Mil Creek,
said his cattle drank OF the water Hs
had known OF one time when they pre-
| ferred other water. be had noticed tn
water dlscolored, more In some place
than others.
The court tosk recess at 3 30 until 1.
o'clock to day. It Is thought tn
| plaintiff will take three hours to conclud
and that the defense will then start In Il
knock the testimony given TO smither.
Il Gems.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
THE DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
All the Wards Now Have oncers and Are
Ready for work-rhree Form Clubs Last
Night.

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All the Wards Now Have omoers and Are
Ready for work-rhree Form Clubs Last
Night.
Three of the wards were organized last
evening, as follows:
Sixth ward President, George a
Spseth secretary, William ID Morrow !;
treasurer, George B, Ward; member Of
City Executive Committee, Robert Fran
els; Ward Executive Committee, First
district, William q Bryan; Second dis
trict, Arthur Handy; Third district,
William Prohel; Fourth district, William
Hurley; Fifth district, Frank McCullIn /;
Sixth district, Robert Francis; Seventh
district. Charles Stiger.
Eleventh Ward President, Owen ].
Hesston; secretary. George A. Bradford
Treasurer, Daniel McKenney; member Of
City Executive Committee, John Ryan
ward COMMITTEES, Charles o Dance,
Hubert Cassidy, Thomas P Ryan; com
mittee on candidates, M ], Kearnan,
Charles o Dance, James Connor; in
spector, James Mcclure The nonina.
tion will take place on Saturday. May A.
from u to z.
Twelfth Ward-Chairman James w
Schaeffer; secretary, Daniel a. Mackey t;
City Executive Committee, John Broueh
man. The ward committee was as
follows: NJ. NearY, Philip R Shea,
James r. Farley, committee on candi-
dates, George o. Morton, Patrick Hag.
gerty and Robert Husbands. Inspector,
John G. Deeny. Treasurer, Patrick
Haggerty. The nesting adjourned until
next Friday night, when there Will be q
report on candidates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
WITH MASTER AND MEN.
THE EMPLOYEES OF r. BLuMENTHAL
& COMPANY ENJOY a BALL.

Given TO Show the Entente CordlAis FIX
IstinE Between Them and the Manage
msnt- Nearly y Thousand Present--A
Royal Good Time.
The entente cordiale which exists be-
tween EMPLOYERS and employees OF f.
Blumenthal 4 Co was shown in novel
manner, last evening. In the ball and ra.
ception given by General Manager Richard
Patzowsky In the Auditorium. Invita-
tions neatly engraved had been cent out
10 over a thousand persons, OF whom
probably 900 attended. among them many
OF the officials Of the city, manufacturers.
business and professional men This Is
the first time this experiment has been
triad and It's success was 80 satisfactory,
that similar receptions may be looked
for
The hall was a pleasing and at the
same time unique sight The larRe
stage was banked With howers, and hAgs
and bunting covered ceiling and walls Of
the building Large SECTIONS sf black
kid were hung between the pillars, and
over the stage gas jsts formed the letters
IF b. O. Kid.
The First Regiment Band furnished
music, not only for the numerous dances
on ths handsome card, but also gave
6ne concerts during the intermisslons
Il Refre shments were served to all present
aud lemonade followed each dance The
| grand march consisted Of 1888 couples
lad BY Julian Stephen Uimsr, Of Mes
York, and Mrs Richard PatzOwsky, ant
was 8 fitting preface TO the dance
which began st 8 o'clock aud continued
4 until A reasonable hour
| The reception was Ia charge Of Charles
McDonough as floor manager. assisted by
the following. Committee Of arrange
meuts, Francis M Jones, chairman
Richard O. McMullen, secretary; Adam
Hertrich. treasurer Daniel w. Mullen
George w. Thoms Reception committee
George W. Thoms, chairman; w + Robin.
son, assistant chairman A ] Anderson,
Frank Weber, Augustus G. Aab. M
McQuade, Joseph Blcta, J. Dlckerson,
| julius Jadicke, William Frederick, ID
Levy, Joseph Ward, f. LARSON, s
Hendlar, A Kuhn Floor committee
William Lynch, Joseph r. Hawkins
John McDonough, John McMAnus
Thomas Mullin, V. p, Bonner, Jacob
Knoor, John Flood
The colored help were also given 1
reception and ball at Fourth and french
streets. About thirty five were present
and a royal time had.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
A SET on TEETH.

A Case Ia the United states Court where
the Manufacture Of Molars 10 Concerned.
In United States Court before Judge
Wales this morning, the argument In the
petition to have the booFs, papers,
accounts, ETC., Of @ w Whitley & Co +,
returned TO the Glrard Life Insurance.
ana Trust Company. OF Philadelphia
receivers Of the Wilmington Dental
Manufacturing Company, was heard.
The petition was supported by an
affidavit filed by Colonel Ben amin Nlelds
who represents the Dental Company,
from stansbury J Wiley, TO the effect
that two grades of teeth were
made, ono the Wilmington tooth
the other the Whitley tooth
that DIR. j. #. FrRntz and H.
Whitley formed a company as 8 blind TO
sell an inferior grade OF tooth which the
Dental Company could not sell owing to
to being connected to the Dental Trade
Association,
The Dental Company claims that all
recipes. etc., should 60 to 1t as 1t paid
all costs for the manufacture OF this class
of teeth. Gideon Siblsy, Of Philadelphia,
was to and old receive half OF the prop
erty OF the sale of the Whitley tooth.
Other Afiiavits were filed made by
Mary b Grisr book keeper; g @ Cam
eFon, agent Of Dunn & Co; Professor w.
A. Reynolds; Henry Tatnall. vice
president Of tho GirRrd Insurance and
Trust Company, the receivers, and J.
Harry Hoffscksr, Delaware attorney foI
the receivers,
The case is atill on this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
PLENTY OF Fresh VEGETABLES.
Market was TsmptInEly Decorated with
Lots OF soasonable Green Things To-
day-Prices Quite Reasonable.

Market Was TemptinKlv Decorated with
Lots OF seasonable Green Things To-
dsy--Prices Quite Reasonable.
Rain had but little depressing effect
on the street market to day. What
space on the sidewalks, lined by country
people and their wsgons, that was not
covered with iresh green things from the
country, was well filed with jostling
housewives carrying eye proddiug and
dripping umbrellas.
But the feature Of the markets to day
was the abundance of fine country
produce, now mature and healthful
Crisp looking lettues sold rapidly vt Q and
4 cents head, asparagus, the whole-
some Eastern Sho' product shipped here
In crates, brought 30 cents a bunch
Rhubarb sold down TO cents bunch
and kale came down to cents half
peck M lthsr onions sold for cents q
quart while the infant onions OF
"scullions, as they are more generally
known, brought cent bunch
sharpeners we're selling at cents early
In the day, and cents a bunch latter
Spinash was transferred from tub tC
baskets for the very reasonable price o.
10 cents half peck. PArsnips were
hammered down to cents bunch Peal
sold for cents quart. These prices
togsther with the abundance OF hsh anS
prime Delaware shad, reduced the cost o
living, the high price Of beef cutting n'
Ice" when such good things thai sustain
man and quicken manhood could be ha.
for such reasonable prices.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
collera nfen EntertaIn.

The Trinity College Glee, Baujo and
Mandolin Clubs rendered q delightful
program at the concert 10 the New.
Century Club last night to an enthusi-
aatic audience Zach number WAS re-
called, some more than once. Thayer's
"Courtship," by the Glee Club was
pleasingly rendered as was the Eexfet
from Rob Roy 'Radway's Ready Re
lief, was sung with much spirit and the
singers were recalled three times THE
Song OF the Flag. music by Dudley Buck,
was sung in q very artistic manner and
with much expression. Sousa's Beau
Ideal" by the Banjo Club and The
Trilby" two step, by the Mandolin Clint
brought forth rounds Of applause
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Salvation Armv will hold two large
meetings TO morrow. Both will be IN the
Academy OF Mutic, one az o'clock and the
other at O'Clock D. m. The members say
they viii surpass anything ever given by the
army In this city.
The sale Of the Nc all building on MAJ
ket street below eeventh 20 n nnellenberR,
of Philadelphia, has been declared Oft, owing
to failure 10 purchase the Ainscow prop
erty.
Peanuts were downto2 cents quart In
the street markets to-day, the lowest price
ever known here.
DIR. Owen Hicks. Of Philadelphia. win
speak on 'Expl sives From My Old knap-
sack" at Asbury NJ. II. Church to morrow
evening.
Repairs to the up-river steamer Columhia
are rapidly nearing completion at the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company'e. New guard
rails and Eunwales are now being built on
the boat.
In 9 sce Church tomorrow evening. Dr.
Bulburd pl ee -hes q sermon 10 young %u1r ~
on the 'Corcnerfon OF NYcmanhood."
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
HE HAD Az INTERESTED CLASS,

But the Applause Led Him Into the
Municipal Court Where II Cost HIm
Money.
Davis Coffman, colored, whose hair
covered enly the spot usually vacant In
the occupants of the front rows In shows
of the Black Crook variety, Was arrested
by Officer Aiken at Eighth and Poplar
streets for being drunk and very dis.
orderly.
He had an audience Of some score 0.
more of children to whom he was illus.
trating the beauties Of the buck dance
When srraigned in Municipal Court this
morning Davis said he belonged in Della.
ware City and had been visiting In
Ridley Park. he had stopped in viii
mington to see lady flisnd
He said he had besn drinkinR-in fact
was drunk, but knew what msney he
had he had never been arrested before
and got of with 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
FOR TUESDAYS LAUNCH.

Nearly 600 Guests From Baltimore Ex-
peeted here to See Their Big Vessel
Ftoated.
Chief Of Police John F. Dolan to-day
ordered twenty policemen to act with
him at the launch OF ths NJ & NJ. steam
ship Howard at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company's on Tuesday evening
e. o'clock A large crowd OF curious
people will probably be admitted TO
the yards to see this launch
and, as robody exceps an en-
ployei or messenger gains an entrances
ordinarily, these policemen will see that
the courtesy OF the firm Is not abused by
the townspeopls becoming too curious.
II is said at the Harlan and Holllngs-
worth office that about 150 or 200 friends
OF the M. & NJ Company will arrive here
from Baltimore early on Tuesday after
noon to be present at the launch.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
ELECTRICITY IN SUSSEX.
Proposed Concern Which Has
Prominent Incorporators.
WILL DO SOMETHING FOR MILTON

Franchiss of the Chester and wilmImg
ton Railway Rxtsnasd- Representative
Mustard Provokes a Discussion nv
Inquiring After His MsrrY-so-round and
Such Things BnI.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
povER. April 81. Representative Rob-
bins to-day introduced bill to Incor-
porate the Sussex Electric Railway Com
p,ny It's wonld-be incorporators are
Ebe W. Tunnel, John B Dorman.
Representative Robbins, State Treasurer
Atkins. DR.. Hiram Burton and sx-
Governor Ponder.
The bill provides for routs FROM
Milford to Lswsa, via Milton. Capital
stssk, $3.50 900 with power TO ixcrssis TO
s4O0 600.
The House Committee on Private
Corporations reported favorably the
Senate substitute for the Senate bill
extending the franchise Of the Chester
and Wilmington electric railway, one
OF the bills which was recently lost'or
stolen. The bill was passed by the
House
The Senate passed the House bills
vAcAting the Brobson lane, Wilmington,
and granting to the Park Commission of
that city 800. 900 for the purchase OF
park land and $15 600 for current
expenses. Also the bill authorizing ths
town commissioners Of Lewss to boxrsw
81. COO to equip 3 Are department..
The Rsybsld bill in relation to sorporsI
punishment was recommitted for an
amendment TO make punishment in all
the counties.
The House passed the House bill
Incorporating the Counselman Canning
Company.
representative Mustard asked gthe
Heuae what had become Of his bin taxing
merry grounds and such things. he
aaid that be wanted the hearing to so on.
and the bill reported favorAbly or an
favorably.
Chairman Sypherd said he WAS willing
TO report 10 At any time the House see ht.
The subject WAS stiIl under discussion
when the House adjourned.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
In orphan's Court .

In Orphans Court this morning Mary
J. Truss was appointed guardian Of
Margaret Truss Of New Castle Florence
Carney was appointed guardian Of Helen
HeRld Equitable Guarantee 4 Trust
Company guardian for Walter r Rldings.
John w Ponder made return Of sale
Of property Of John Kerns and WAS
granted rule.
Austin Harrington made a rsPert ef
partial sale OF the property Of John O.
Baker. An order renewing the fale was
0rautad
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
wAIppINe-posT AND pILLoRY.

Three coI0red Prisoners Photographed
while Their Punishment Went On.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER. April 27.-Three colored pris-
oners stood In the pillory for one hour
each this morning, and ware whipped They
we're Elwood r Curry, for attempted
rape. thirty lashes. well laid on,
William Kennedy, burglary, 90 lashes,
John Bailey, burglary, 30 lAshes.
The n were photographed while being
whipped.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
"Mme. Sans Gene'' at the Broad Street
Theatre, Philadelphia.

The English Version OF Madame
Sans Gene" (Msdsms Don't Care) will be
continued ct the Broad Street Theatre,
Philadelphia. all next week. The play
Is full Of lively action aud brilliant
dialogue, and where so much depends on
each new development Of the plot, inter
est cannot lag. The character of the
psrvenue duchess is drawn most
dellestely, and Miss Kathryn Kidder
gives 1t an Interpretation which merits
the warmest prsise 1t is of a class Of
characters easily overdrawn. Every year
sees familiar parts burlesqusd by fairly
competent actresses Miss Kldder plays
Il with an ingenousness which raises II
far above coarseness and yet never
rtenes 1t to the point OF improbsb,lity
It is consistent characterization
throughout.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
4 Chain with : Posaibls Hiatory.

Captain Eldridge, OF the pilot boat
E. g Knight. while examining some
where the City OF Haverhill was lost on
WintsrquArter shoals, found chain Of
nins 10 cent pieces connected with silver
links. concealed in a piece Of wood,
evidently window seat The coins
bore monograms. one being e O H /,
aud another Hurbert He will give the
hahn to Drexel Institute, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Diea. AttsrnLopr IIlness.

William Dougherty, Of No 1919 Gilpin
avenue. died at 8 40 o'clock this morning
at his home after an illness OF eight
weeks. He was So years old ana
native Of Londonderry, Ireland. he
has lived In Wilmington twelve years,
but has been In the state thirty four
years. having lived In Delaware City and
near Oaleton
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Republio No Longer DismantIed,

All the work Of fitting up the new
boilers In the Republic has been com
pleted at the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Companys and the smokestack,
walking beam and hurricane deck far
nishiDgs have all been replaced and
brightly painted. Finishing touches
were put on the steamer this morning SIS
she lay in the big dry dock The
Republic will not start on her regular
Cape May excursion trips before June l6
She has bsen completely rshtted.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
rhs nallkman aot ths Pri.s.

About ii .. m to day electric car No,
20 eollided with milk wagon belonging
to the Bellevue dsiry, driven BY Jacob
SpIele, at Thirteenth and Market streets
rbe wagon Was wrecked, the horse
escaped. The driver was alightly In
iured.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Meat inspector and Cheap on.

Notwithstanding the high price Of oil,
Meat Inspector Abele is using 1t freely
frsm his little insignificant looking can
Some farmers will persist, about this
time of the year, in killing monkey"
calves and bringing the puny animals
meat into market. Several farmers this
morning had beef that was also below
the standard
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
straSk BY an EIsetrIs Oar.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Delaware avenue electric car Ne. ia, ran
into cab at Delaware avenue aud
Washington street. The horse was
knocked down and the shafts broken, but
the animal or driver weren't hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Bananas az Rock bottom Prices

According TO the prices iu the markets
to day bananas are right Ia their season
and selling about as low as has been
known Of late years. Prime bunches
were offered at wholesale for 75 cents
and 81 for the very largest. while the
retail price got as low as 5 cents .
dovaV
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Nothing Surprising About To-day's

Nothing Surprising About To-day's
Ballot.
Special Disnateh Evening Journal.
DOVER. April 27.-There was nothing
surprising about the vote for United
: ta es senator to-day. Bat one
ballot was taken. and the north
ern members took special
train for home at / O'Clock The vote
was: Higgins, 81 Addieks. O. Massey . !;
Rtdgely g. Bayard /. Msssrs. Davis,
Townsend, Morgan, Frederick Pyle and
Daily were absent.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
snrinr stxIa. nf narhx Hata

now In stock. In sll the fashionable
shapes. selling at 5 Per sent balew
regular prices. at Ross's. SI0 Market
street. New Spring Nsckwear st % Z Soc.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Best Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood from b. T. Sergeant
office Seventh and King Phone 646
Hickory wood for open CRATES
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
RIcycIe and wagon uolIIde.

Shortly after G o'clock last evening K.
A. Barker, while riding his bicycle. was
run into at Tenth and Orange streets by
a wagon owned by Fred Hodges The
wheel was broken, but ths rider was not
injured.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Public sale Of fDInmonds.

Watches, JeWelry. Solid Silver, Silver
Plated Ware. Clocks, Marble and Onyx
Goods, at No. 500 Market street, begin
ming this evening and continuing until
sll the goods are sold
GEORGE DRAKE, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Tbs Jury Daolasa sarah ParkIn Tnsans.

Sheriff ellis this morning held = jury
of inquisition relative to the sanity OF
Sarah Parkin. After hsaying the evil
denee the Jury deslded that shs was
insane and recommended guardian.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
entertainment At school No. "a.

nHt~ttAlnmaht ht bchooI NO. N4s
The pupils of school No. "a gave a
pleasant entertainment in the school
yesterday afternoon. The program
consisted Of dialogues, selsct readings,
quotations and singing.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

For Pictures Easels and Art goods see
Hiram Yerger. II East Third street
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


AIOTICE-IN THE COURT or CHANOERY
IN of the State of Delaware, In and foA New
Castle county.
In the matter Of the real estate Ia
of Jacob Chandler, deceased. Partition.
In pursuance of an order of the Chancellor
in the above stated case, made on the 5th day
ing any lien or liens affecting the interest or
estate OF Devices W. Chandler, Fillmore g
Chandler, Henry II. Chandler, Iida M.
Chandler, Annie M. Wilson, George J. Chand-
Ter and Lewis X. Chandler, or either Of them
in the lands and premises TO which the said
cause relates. are hereby notified 10 file petit
tion setting forth nature and ~mount Of
the same IN the office of the Register in
Cnancery for New CASTLE county. ten days
appear and p -ove said lien or liens before the
rising Of the court on the day aforesaid.
LILBURNE CHANDLER, Trustee.
A'test-Colen Ferguson, Register IN Chan
ce y.
Wilmington. Del. April z. 1SoS.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

Pictures and Room Mouldings II East
Third strsst
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

New York Herald Weather Forecasts. The
irregular and ill-oehned Western depression,
accompanied yeste day by local rains on the
slopes of the AlleRhenies and in Texas. will
move 10 the eastward to-day and cause rains
In the Middle Atlantic States and lower New
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Bltuminous Coal
For steam, from best mines.
George Il. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
rhs weather.

In the Middle States aud New England
will prevail, with rain, slight temper
ature changes fresh 10 light north
easterly and southeasterly winds and possi-
these section. partly cloudy weat er will
prevail, preceded by rain with nearly station
ary temperature ard variable winds, and on
Monday partly cloudy TO fair weather, with
no decided temperature changes.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

OsBoRNEi
One square from Reading Depot and Ocean.
Is now open for reception of guests. Special
arrangements for large parties.
MRS ii. OSBORNE.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27

South Carolina avenue. Open all the year.
Hot and cold eea-water baths In the house.
Good ocean view.
ii. WILLIAMS. Proprietress.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
INILMINGToN FURNITURE

NOTICE K. LEvY,s CONFIDENTIAL
~ LOAN OFFICE, rooms Il and 5, Exchange
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY of all descriptions ct low retes
DIAM0NDs AND ALL KINDS or
JEWELLERY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until 8 O'Clock. Also furniture
storad at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
Many BINS Of Many Kinds.
ltaff Oorrespondenee EYenIng JournAl.

Bills to allow the town OF Lewes to
borrow money; to incorporate MinEos
Tribe, / 0 r NJ; to incorporate the
DslmArvis Telephone Company ito incor-
porate tho Henlopsn Electric Light and
Railway Company, and to grant $50
exemption to Sussex county creditors,
were passed by the House yesterday
afternoon They have now gone to the
Senate for concurrence.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
totals Bat Not Details.

II the Senate concurs Ia the House 8
action the clerks Of the psacs of the
several counties will be relieved Of much
labor The present Law provides lthRt
they shall forward to the state auditor
copies Of their tax duplicates. This is
psnsivss: 800 ~ eosts rev Oassie county
House yesterday passed bill providing
that the clerks shall only send to him
the totals Of the duplicates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
anLP wAKrMD.


OWL Service Examinations soon in ever-
~ State for railway NAL, customs, Indian SER
vices and depts. at Wssh. Particu Ars and
''pointers"free. Nat. Cor. Institute, Wash q. q.
WE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAFERs,
w but men Of ability $500 TO So 0 q month
and commission. Chemical Fire Extinguisher
Co, Racine. Wis.
Evening journal., 1895-04-27
NFILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX.
MIS-. ]. Il. MILLER.


Georgia avenue, two doors above Atlantic.
Atlantic City, N. j.