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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
YOUNG HEGmo's hold THEFT.
Captured After u tong 'hnsc-i'cter
IfHrdee Not Guilty.

GREENVILLE. y c.. April 9-(spe-
tlal A i5-year-Old negro boy committed
bold thrft here yesterday lie IN some
way entered the bedroom Of Mr. r. g.
Chrisiman and stole So In money Dir.
Chrsiman missed The money ana kept
q quiet lookout for some clue and this
boy being noticed using money quite
freely to-day. a warrant was issued for
his arrest. When an officer went - serve
the warrant the boy gave HIN TIE slip.
Jic succeeded In eludiug the officers. and
tried 10 get away on frcgh, train bat
men who saw him around the depot
pursued him. and captured him. after Il
chase ~ mile In the country When
arrested the boy had about hair the stolen
money With him. which he al once hanced
over 10 his cap'Ors.
The trial OF Peter llardee Tor the XII
ing Of his brother Ben Hardee. as men
toned Il few days ago ia this correspond
ence, ended in verdict OF not guilty.
The jury was only about half an hour
IN reaching verdict
To-day Mr.. q. u. King. who recently
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
Random Notes from Ronnoke

ROANOKE. VA. April 9-(SpecialD-
Pccoivers Fink and Nimball, 81 the Nor
fox ava Western. ! fl for Philadelphia
this afterr Don.
The negroes Of the Third Ward warned
The Whit Republican leaders last year
Tat they had taken back seat for
:he last tim. They are preparing to run
candidates for Council at the approaching
election.
Ex-1iayor ". G. Evans. who has been
in Florida, returned to-day greatly i'm
proved in health.
Rcv G. :. stanton. late pastor o.
Trinity Methodist church. left t1-night
for his new charge at R-ister.own Nd.
The local alumni association Of the
University 81 Virginia VIII give a bsr-
que, at Hotel Roanoke Saturday eYen.ng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

received tho appointment. tool! charge OF
The Grccnvillo post-onicc succeeding q
Republican aYpont,c 81 Harr.son's THIS
is one OF che appointments TO presidential
Offices ths, seems TO have escaped tho
usually alert Washington correspondents.
as none OF them have noted e. Nj King
IS n young lawyer. and was clerk 10
Congressman Branch. representative from
this district.
The recent fre-engine talk resulted in
an order being placed. ana the engine
Is expected TO arrive ia few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
Trains Delayed by High water.

LTNCHECBG. VA. April 9.-CSpecisl)
The train from the North l!l not reach
the civ untll late this evening, on ac-
count Of The dangerous coalition of the
Orange bridge iIs. 0h7ya town. y IN
porary trostle-worl las been erected an
der this bridge pr Daratory - converting
II into an iron structure. and the rising
water had carried part Of IT away. The
damage has been repaired, ana traffic
over the bril- ge resumed. PASSENGERS
from tn. Nor;h were transferred al Char
!ottesvile 70 the through trains. and
thence Via Richmond - points In the
South Tho nlrth-hound pass niger train
hll boon SIMILARLY delaYcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

~ isNf 'f4sfNf FAf.lNt go 1900 - ''
arl steady. winter wheat. loss grades,
81 tl1<11J. winter wheat fair Oh iIucy,
60 " $50. winter wne't. patents, f-.i't
3 g.. Minne- Ia c..a e. rft-9I. ralet -.
>;.-.uSf. d." extras. $.rn s. h. ,''T
mills s}c5 0'o. southern four ggi't. an1i
steady. common . ilT extra; S.l'4t-.''.
Nh-at-lc-s active. isc. lover ana
steady. 50. red stor- and 81 evator.
acti.e and irregular. .i3sin% "y a. Nn-
changed price g. O. i-c d"cl ur' 10 =
r 1. May. coz Jurc. 'l ,..' ~
A.eH. 2. 49,; Sef 'en.Der h-.-c'; DE
com Duil and lower. closing stealy;
-. 80 sfr. asked IN elevator. r'-i'. n-A'l,
aGUat. steamer mix d, vtt.lt. options
fairly active and We < AZ -" ''-
clne. Nay 5y.c-; July ~ CO. S73'''H-
0ats- Quiet ana easier Options dull
AMI lower. April AMI May. -'-'.' j. 'ls.
3.i.c.: 80. ., white. qui't. SCOT, 80.
81 l33c: 80. .. white. l.s 'D s., mixed
western. 3}i41;l-c.
Wool-Firm and moderately ac'ive; d'-
nestle fleece. i'9i*-., pull =. T.
Beef-Quiet and n.m; family, @naSi2,
extra mess. },I<, sd.
I-.f hans Firm.
Tilc.i Pe,f- strong: city extra India
'co4,-N a,s-Qu'et AMI firm; picked nel-
les g.. shoulders. $780,. hams Jst -
Middle stronger. shorts quiet.
I.ard--Ql.ct AMI nrner; western steam
5-. April So nominally. Nay
A. 80 asked. refined quiet. Cont urnt. $50
Su.th American. S. compound steady
Pork-Qulet and steady; mess. $l5.-'t
Hy,tor-Ouie': fancy steady; state dali
rs. 4,.IN. g.: state creamery. new. -'c-'
western dairy. Ndl3 be-; western etedHi'-
~. now. l2H-oc.; western creamery Oh
o G'oSttior.sfr',iI '0ii-Filn and IN better de-
fnar.f If NflANAf l.tIt.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
CAROLINA POLITICS.
democrats Active and Attack Both
PopulltS and Republicans.
REPLACEMENT OF PARTIES


iNNh|iNt \. G., April 9-(Spcclall-
There has never been in any year not
,ampaisn year so much political talk "a
soeS on AZ present The Democrats, en-
ooldcned by the sensation created by GER
tam acts or the late Legislature, are &c
markedly active aud bitter In their at
lacks both upon the Popul.sts and Re-
9uolicans. The PopulistS are not saying
much In reply. but the Republicans are
ao.ng considerable talking 1t can be said,
IN perfectly frank and non-partisln
way. thai there has been within the past
torty-ive days a remarkable development
among Republicans al the IDEA OF making
campaign without the aid Of tho Popu-
lists. The relations between these parties
are hy 10 means what they were when
the Legislature met early In January.
one OF the leading Republicans in the
State assures me that there rs a belief
IN the minds OF many OF HIS party that
there viii be rfalgnment 81 parties,
ana that the extreme frte-coinage Re-
puhliCaus and Democrats VIII unite with
'ho fopuhsts. thus leaving the sound
money Republicans and Democrats IN
\ party together. ana that either this
Jn!ty Of the two last-naucd clements Will
be established. or there VIII Dc two
branches OF the Democratic tickct-one
In the West and the other in the South.
REMARKABLE CHANGE.
Senator Butler PopulsO said that b.
gond doubt there would be remarkable
change in the alignment Of parties. lie
declined 10 go into details brf merely
kaid that IN a year from this time TIE
accuracy o. his prediction would be we'll
established.
II is speaking truth to say that more
Interest Is now felt in North Carolina Io-
lticaiy than ever before. for the reason
that the Republicans say that here they
trst broke the "sol.l South The amt
free coinage wing Of the Republican party
pass itself sQuarsly upon record atflns'
the other element - To- parts. when SD
loudly declared iis6f f.r free coinage
through Senator prii,ha.l The ANTS
boldly say that II Prit,Gtri does not
nrCp his Views as now expressed Ae VIII
b. dropped two years hence when IT.
ZONES up as the asiirant ior ~" senator
rh!p Prtchard Is by his own statement
y candidate. and Popul.st speakers have
laid they were for him.
The presidential matter is factor III
Dl those calculations. Prtchart j. Tor
NckHicy. while the Reed mon aye the
snos who are antag1uizn- him Reed mas |
, stronS support Of this state. lt!ichaId
tnd his friends have claim q 90 De- neutral |
rs 10 the presidential nomination. Chair |
man H0iiOH. COngIts -mau Tom settle |
md others are open supporters ~ het-.
4 NONENTITY.
A Republican well known an over the |
State says mat II the Democrats Get ne |
snliorily in the election Senator Butler |
VIII become d Veritalle IoLcrt'y. II"
goes further. and declare his D.l'f iaat |
Duler VIII enter the Republican, inltt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
An Assignment In Wake County.

RALEIGH y. G.. April 9.-(Special) -
Samuel Watts. Of Auburn. this county
with general stores there, and at shot
well Garner. Clayton, and other points
assigned to-day TO H. l. Barbee. of this
city. with liabilities u Sll.0p which the
assets will cover. He confessed judgments
amounting 10 $500. principally TO the
Raleigh National Bank and j.. B. Bdrbee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

removes wrinkles and all
traces of age. 1t feed
through the pores and bL;;laS
ur the fatty membranes and
wasted tissues, noulishes the
shrivelled and shrunken skin,
tones and invigorates the
nerves and muscles, enriches
the impoverished blood-ves-
sells, and supplies youth and
elasticity to the action of the
skin. It's perfect.
Beware of substitutes and
countcrfeits. Yale's Original
Skin Food, price $3.50 and s..
At all drug,tores.
NINE. YALE, Health ani Complexion spe-
cialist, Yale temple o. beauty, 1873 State
street, Chicago. fe 6-Wts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
BARGES LOST AT SEA.
MIR. u. &. UO1D. or MATHEW
COUNTY, on BOARD ONE.
mouth Hotels.

NORFOLK. VA. Aprll 9.-(SpeclaI)-
The tus Thomas \. Balm. Captain VIII
nams. arrived here yesterday aiternoo"
ami reported the loss OF two barges 81
the Atlantic and DanV.lie railroad when
she Was towing from De!aWare b'e"N-
water to this port. ON one Of the bsfSes
wax Mr. Il. {. Boyd, OF Mathews county
who has mother and sister living here.
The Bain VIII leave tomorrow morning
10 hunt 10Y her Tow.
Mr. Charles Ellis. wcll-fnown citizen
died at his residence. No. 81 Bart street
this morning. The deceased Mas mem
Der of Atlantic Lodge. No. a. Is. OF J..
AMI Atlantic Division. 40. I. tniormed
Rank Knights OK ry,hi3s.
\ special meeting of TIE Prespy'efy oil
Norfolk will be held on Friday To an'
thenticatc the call 90 the Fist cnurch
fer the pastoral services OF the Rev Dr-
j. r. Howerton, and 10 authorize ITS
commissioners 10 prosecute the call be.
fore the Prcsbytery OF Arkansas. %
which Dr. H1wcrton is member
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
BONDS
nA1TIMORr STOCK MARKFT

BALTIMORE. April a.-Virgin!a Is.
new, - asked. Virginia century bonds
5Jl. aS9is. baltimore and Ohio. = asked
Northern central 81 bid: BIltimOre and
Ohio Southwestern IS, l0S asked. Consoh-
dated Gas stock. dlA0G2. Consolidated
Gas bonGs. Cs. ilf bid, Consolidated Cas-
bonds. IS. lG1 .Ql06.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND

SO \. II. From atlanta ami Jackson
Vile
SIS F. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
s 81 ~ PROM KeysyiNe
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS Nos 81 anl
- between Manchester AMI
clover. Va and rs. '3 ans -
between Glover and Neap4ls,
VIII also carry passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
FREDERrcKsB'G ACCOMMODATION
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office AID Light Department,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 6J7.
City DIVISION, Office Main and Vine
streets. Telephone ell.
Unlon DIVISION, Office twenty ninth
ana / streets. Telephone oJ6.
Manchester Once, Semmes avenue
Telephone 232l.
Arc and incandescent Lights aud
Electric Power al reasonable rates
Electric Light Wirnga specially.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power 10y notifying tao mann oitce BY
mail or telephone, Will De waited upon
by Representative Of the company.
.Eb 2o-Iil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

southern. ny sample. eOde2c.; southern.
corn Quiet. MIXED. spot April and
May. 50isc. steamer mixed. fS'gNi8ssc.'
Oats-steady and In far demand; No
white. western. 5ilsc.: No mixed,
western, %isc.
Rye-Qulet: No. .SGf9c.
Hay-Firm at }l3nNjjO
Grain Feights-Quiet.
PrOvisions-U nchangci.
Butter-Quot and unchanged.
Coffee-Dull az iGi9c.
Sugar-Dull. granulatcf. f-Oc
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. April p. -Fiour-Firm
and active: winter patent - Nlis5lj.
family. s2lr0S2 extra. 81 15fisLIo
Wheat-culet; No. red. rack sOg
Corn-Ac,ive: No. ? white. mixed
track a. c; white. ear and no. 2 mixed
46isc. yellow. err. iec.
Pork-Oulet: mess. $3.50.
I.ard-Steady and in fair demand.
steam leaf and kettle. nc. prime steam,
'Dry-saltel Mea's-Quiet, 'loos' shout
ders. &c.: shorts. 6itc., Ciefrs. 6-l".
Bacon Easy; only moderate demand;
loose shoulders, 5lsc.: shorts. 6iac.; clears
Whiskey-Firm and active at $40.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Flour-Firm ard
Wheat-Lower: May. 5i-,c.; July. 5nsc
C0rn-I.ower. May, = S., July. = C.
September. iiac.
dats-Sllehtly higher; May. Soc; June.
2g'tN2lf,c.
PORK STANDARD mess, S2.2j.
Iafd-Prme steam $40.
Bacon Shoulder. &C.,. longs, o4c.:
clears. Csc, shorts 7i.c
Dry-Saltel Meats Shoulders. &C.; longs.
Csc. c.,ar G. sc.; shorts. b3sc.
High Mines-fl-5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10

lee WEATHER ~ RICHWoSD YESTERDAY
was showery and warm. Light rams fell
at intervals through the day.
state Of Thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDl Ill ~ EItEDl MAltrt -


LEAVE rYRD-srHEEr STATION
IyV \. u. DALI, jos lsarA4Ds-, and
points North stops ~ BOA
anu local stations. Pullman
7.W A. NJ D.l'y. cxc,,t Monday. Sew
York ami Florida Special. An
tr~t.h.lel Plliuau-Cars. 80
other tlan Pullman charge.
~ % NJ ly except sunday, TOR
Washington ana points North
Stops ar Elba. Ashland. pos-
vi. Milford. .eTlckshuis
brooke. ami Whitewater. Par
Congressional Limited AZ
Washington.
no p. NJ Daiiy for Washington an
h~hnnl. boswell Milford
- gettysburg Brooke. ani
Whitewater 1n1 other stations
SHnSys Sleeper. Richmond
ARRIVE RYRD-sTRFrT STATION
s47 AN. Daily. stp =, ~ Underwater,
Brooke, Freteucksburg. Ma.
FRA, boswell. ard Ashland
ana ofh-r stations Sundays
Sleeper. Sew York - Rich
245 p. NJ Daily except sunday stops
et '-c1l stations ana f'bt.
Par.or-Car from WASHINGTON.
e.53 p. ". Daily S'0ps only at Frede-
r'cksburg boswell AMI ASH
land Iu'in.au-Cars from New
York and Washington
10 % A. ". Daily Siors st principal local
stations ard Ffh, Sleeping
car Connects wi.h Coneres-
sional Limited between New
Ynrk ara Varhf~rfNn
FREDERTCKSB'G ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY. pt.Sgnfay)
40 p. VI. Leaves ByrI-sfreet station.
S.3 4 " Arrives lyrl-Sfra.f station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
RAILROAD LINES
Gf III .sE g. 5l.g,:.sa.s sl ..s.S1ss;
sou HERN RAIL WAY
(PIEDMoNT AIR-LrNE).
CONUENSkD SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH Il. 1888.
TRAINS LLAVn nlCAMOND, Va:

II IS 4. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
y ust0n-Sals.u. Sleepars Ricn.
mrEA Va. % DanVlle anf
Greensboro. Connects 1T Dtn-
vile with me Florida LINT
CSC. 80. carrying Steep
els TO Augusta Jackson
yie. and ST. Augustine.
connecting AZ Jacasnnylt"
win sleeper FOR Tampa,
ana Vith The WasA.ns-
ton and thWest.rn
Ncstibulol Limited go. 3d.,
carrying sloepfrs Danyill0 %
Aeh vlia ana Hot Sp' Iugs, A.
ANITA. Birmingham " mph's.
and New Orleans. c0nnecu lions
made az Memphis and Rev
orleans for All points in T'Hr'
ana California. slecprr oit 70
for passengers at go T. %.
1880 T. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. for ~
ltnt1 and points souin
Connects At N3seiey Win
FaTmyille and PoNhatan r.
ROAD. A. KeyFyille FOR Clark7-
Vile. oxford. Henderson. ana
Durh-m. AMI az Greensboro
for Durham. Ra.eigh. AMI
W!ustgn-Salem. Carries - ~
efs New York o. Atlanta ora
MONTGOMERY. and from sew
York 10 jacksonville" Par.. 70
Car Atlanta 10 birmingham
6 90 7. NJ, LOG 81. dlily. except sunday.
flr K@ysv.iis aud iutermeoilie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUSI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton. &c. md
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

r WASH Sc1oH. DEC, April g.
|(LIp Forecast for Virginia. Fair wea-
Their; we,terly winds
Fer North Carolina: Fair wea-
Their; warmer in western portion; west
eriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
,n.rlNnIs CONDrCT.

\ sailor named Aulreas Barenslcn' on
The barge General Mcclellan. vas car
rid before United states 'oMinis-
Ackiss today. charged with mutinois
cou.luct The case WIS dismissed. TIE
accused agreeing TO accept his pay ana
leave the barge.
Mr.. ami Mr.. r. Y. zachary have issued
invitations g. the marriaea or I'f
daughter. Many Elizabeth scott. 20 NJ.
Robert W. Mallett. the ceremony 10 "a"
place at II. Lukc's church a. SID q ci'eh
on the 18th ~ this month Miss Scout u
one Of Noifalk's most ch7' ming 'a".h
t,rs en1 Mr. NaUett a wcl.-kn3wn and
popular attorney-at-.aw.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14
CHILDREN'S HOME VISITED.
Exercises at the Splendid Building at
Thlrty-third aud Spruce streets vester-
day-what Has Been Done This Year.

Exercises at the Splendid Building at
1hirty-third and Spruce streets vester-
day What Has Been Done This Year.
at the beautifully-situated building
and grounds Of the Home for Friendless
aud Destitute Children the annual recep.
ton and closing school exercises were
held yesterday, beginning at II o'clock
and concluding at 4 o'clock The home
is situated at Thirty-third and Spruce
streets, where Il commands q fine view OF
the Delaware river aud OF the Philadel
phia turnpike.
Ia the Institutions annual report is
written:
ia the year which has Just ended the
admission committee have received forty
six children, of whom thirteen were
signed ia by relatives, seventeen were
admitted from the = p. O. o., nine
placed as boarders, Two areadmitted, and
five given home temporarily eighteen
were sent out on trial, twenty three 70
turned to relatives, twelve came back to
the home from their employers, eleven
were indentured, fourteen clme Of age.
and one died
The receipts OF the home during the
year amounted TO Si2 3ls 81, the dis
bursements 81 D5S OIL. and the balance
10 hand AZ the date of the report & 404 :
3s The amount received from annual
subscriptions was tl.232.5), and from
donations 81 $40 80
At the school exercises the program
consisted OF rscitations, dialogues and
songs by the children and an address by
Rev. herritt Hulbnrd, ID d. The
children showed themselves admirably in
every department During the enter
Ia nment the children Of the kinder
garten department seated around their
play table, busy with playthings. made
one Of the prettiest sights about the big
and elegant buildings
Among the Wilmington visitors
noticed at the home were: Mrs. Joseph
p Richardson, MISS A 4 Stroud. Mrs A
@. johnson. Sarah IL. Ffier, Mary A.
Fisher, j p Johnson, Ethel Johneon,
Mrs + W. MendinhRll, Mrs James Bailey,
Mrs Frances 5 Garrett, Mrs Elizabeth
w. Talley. Mrs Merritt Hulburd, Miss
Auna Hulburd, Mrs G. J. Muslin,
Miss L. u Muslin. Mrs H. @ Robinson,
the Misses Nathalie, Marguerite and
Anna Robinson, Mrs j. J. Jones. Cath
arine r. Garrett. Mrs. II. r Weaver.
Mrs G w Alrich, Florence v. Marley,
Elizabeth P L. Marley, Anna L. Gallo
way, Mrs. L. Il. Brown, Miss May e.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Joshua Taggart, Miss
May Parker, Miss Mabel Parker, Mrs.
George W. Bush. Miss Anna Gregg, Miss
Edna Smith Miss Mary H. Askew
Mather, Miss Alice p Smith, Mrs. A
McCaulley, Mary White, Rev. Merritt
Hulburd, d. d., George w. Bush and
Lawrence Jones.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR IN IT.

Complaints Made to the Board OF Health
About stagnant Water IN Cellars in
Grubb Place.
There is a complaint against Building
Inspector Grubb and if ths complainAnts
have any influence tho kick will be very
unpleasant TO the man who now
issues the permits Sometime ago Mr..
Grubb erected q row Of houses on Grub
place, which lies between Sixth and
Seventh and Spruce and Pine streets
These houses. it is said, were sold to
German families with the promise that
no houses should be bnilt opposite them.
About year ago Nr Grubb began the
erection of another row Of houses there
aud not having taken out permit the
then inspector, Daniel Dohl, stopped
him Mr. 6rubb took out a permit, laid
the foundations and dug the cellars and
then stopped.
To day the cellars are filed with
staRnant water, and are uneafe for the
children IN the neiehbarhood, at least
SO say tho residents on Grubb place. and
they want 1t remedied Complaint has
been made to the local Board Of Health.
aud Secretary Colquhoun las begun
arrangements to have the place made
safe
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14
SINGLE TAX PROPAGANDA.

Lecturers WIN co Through Kent aud
Sussex Counties Ia Vans and Try to Make
Converts
The Single Tax men Of Delaware are
about to make q concerted movement all
over the state, and particularly Ia VIII
mington and its neighborhood to ad-
vance the interests OF their cause.
Tomorrow evening meetings will be-
held In several of the small towns near
this city under the auspices Of the
Philadelphia and Wilmington Single
Tax Clubs.
II the mayor will grant permit
a mass meeting will be held In
this city on Sunday afternoon, most
probably In Shellpot Park &c the
ethical side OF the tax question will ba
discussed by A II Stevenson, n promi-
nent wool merchant OF Philadelphia. and
o manufacturer and lawyer OF the seme
city A cornetlst will discourse sacred
music
Lecturers will 60 through Kent snd
Sussex counties In travelling vans and
endeayor to make Single Tax converts
ID the two lower counties. Ia addition
to this a regular Single Tax lecture
burean will be established Ia this
stale
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14

John Pllling, Of Nswsrk; D. J Cam.
Minis and John H. Hoffecker, OF smyrna /;
Henry CleRver, Delaware City; Joseph
L Gibson. Odeasa; Richard q Cooper,
New Castle; j. W. H Watson, New
port; Preston Lea George s. CapslLs.
J p Winchester, W. Q spruance, Phil ip
Plunkett, John H Dandy, Henry Baird
ard f n Buck met in the directors
room OF Union National Bank yesterday
afternoon Questions relating to the
banking interests OF the state and
TO formulate plan for an
organization representing all the banks OF
the state were discussed Permanent
organization was not effected After the
meeting dinner was taken at the Clayton
House and pilgrimage made TO Gordon
Heights under the auspices OF the
Wilmington City Railway Company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-14
wANTED-A BooK-KEsPER.


Manager PatxowakY Of n. Blumenthal
Company wants an Explanation From
George Toms.
Manager Richard Paizowsky OF +.
Blumenthal aud Company wants to see
his late book keeper, George Toms, who
has manipulated the books OF the com
pgny te the amonut'of over 5000 That
It was not larger was due to the fact
chat on June 3, Manager Pat
zlwsky discharged Toms. oa account Of
unsatisfactory service, offering tin two
weeks salary at the time The following
morning Toms disappeared and even his
wife Is In a quandary as to whore he s
The books were examined and found to
be out Of plumb, and an expert from
New York WAS brought on, who found
the shortage A warrant was then sworn
out. 1t Is thought that Toms Is Ia New
York, and the police have been notified
to look ont for him.