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Evening journal., 1896-06-01
WILMINGTON NEWs NoTEs.

Mckinley petitions are being circulated
among Wilmington business men for sigma
lures.
II you wish a good cement pavanent 90
to simmons and Brother. us Market street.
AT the annual meeting OF the relawsre.
Maryland and Virginia railroad stockholders,
me su plue or the years receipts over ex-
pendltlres was reported as tll.O2L23
The shad season has about CLOSED. very few
market.
For good Is cent meal 20 to the City
Restaurant, $40 King street
This evening the Natural History Society
VIII meet In Friends school.
--everal Wilmington people were partici-
pants IN a trolley car collision viii q coming
from Washington Park saturday. None was
hurt, however.
For second hand furniture at rock bottom
prices 20 10 Conway y's.s Sixth and Lombard Sts.
The tug Laura B has been discharged
from the marine railway at the jackson and
sharpe Company's shipyard.
"A particularly Interesting feature Of the
High School is the opening exercise held
every Monday morning, and this mornings
exercises were unusually interesting.
superintendent Neary has received from
the Treasury Department detailed drawings
for the interior finish Of the new Federal
Bui. ding.
-zsecreterv. OF State whiteman has placed
IN sheriff 6illis's hands the paidOn Of VIII
lism Morgan. who was released several q ays
ago on an informal order.
AT this months sitting Of the Court of
Errors and Appeals. a decision viii be handed
down In the curb and sewer lien test case of
English ". the Mayor and Council OF VIII
mlngtOn.
The tug Martha has been discharged
from The marine rail Say At the jackson ard
Sharp Company's shipyArd. The barge Mary
has been completed &C tue same yard.
The class OF 'q5 viii hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening al No. 6i6 West
Ninth street.
The annual meeting OF the directors OF the
Dclawdrs and Chesapeake Canal Company
was hell 10 the company = Office in Philadel-
phia tbs morning at IL o'clock.
-rh dwelling house OF Bridget Kellum. At
Twenty second aud Lammot stra Is. was sold
nt pubic ale by James ". Ponder this morn
the purchase,
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
CRUISE OF THE VISDEx.

She Slipped From Her moorings yester.
day aud Is Now Bound For Southern
Ports.
Professor Il Zinsser, OF No 1917 Mar
ket street, left the Chrlstlsua Yesterday
on sailing cru go which may last the
entire summer aud extend az far as
Florida. He Is the man who arrived
In Wilmington about a year ago, having
driven all the way from San Francisco.
Several days ago he went to Psnns
grove and purchase the ten ton cat rigged
yacht Vindex She was brought TO vii
mington, anchored alongside Court Crier
Smiths sloop Clifton, and the work Of
overhaullng aud rs6,tlng began. IL was
completed on Saturday and liberal sup
ply OF provisions were stored in the
locker
Yesterday morning the sails were set
and tho yacht slid from her mornings.
hor course lay southwark As far ss
possible the inland waterways will be
used.
Captain Murpheu Is Ia comm and. With
Harry | Robinson as irst mate: William
a. Strain, second mate. aud William II
Campbell, eteward.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
SERVICES at OLD DRAWERS.

Were Held IN the Historic Building
Yesterday for the First Time In Man,
Years.
For tho 6rst time In many years.
services were held IN Old Drawers
Presbyterian Church. near Odesss.
yesterday. The building was orowde d
with people from Wilmington, Philadel
pills, Delaware City, Salem and the
surrounding country, whose ancestors
bad been prominent members of the
church in it's palmy days The churches
OF st. Georges, Middletown and Port
Penn, were closed so that their mem
bers might attend the services.
Rev. j. l.. Vallsndingham preached the
morning sermon, and an address was
made by Lewis @. Yandegrlft. OF VIII
mington In the afternoon there we're
addresses by Rsvs. Moore, Davidson and
6llllngham aud Anthony Higgins, of
Wilmington.
The irst recorded pastor OF the church
was Rev. John Wilson, who served In
that cap2tity in 1908 The present
building was erected IN 1878. but q
church edi6ee Was built there In I'LL.
Among the distinguished pastors we're
Rev. George Foote and Dr. Reed. 1t Is
proposed to hold services In the church
during the Summer months
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
SPRINGER is DEFEATED
Christiana Hundred Remained
True to It's Old Love.
COUNCILMAN SMITH IS A LOSER

The Eleventh Ward Went Back On Him
at Most Critical Juncture-Cochran
Elected From Sc. Georges Hundred
Fourth Dropped to mtGlDIey.
There was some disorder at the Demo
cratic primaries on Saturday evening, but
the only real fighting done was ont ia
Chrlstiana hundred. where Thomas Toy
and DR., Francis l. Springer were run
ming for the position Of county com
mitteemRn. A man named Hand was cut
at Rising Sun and several. partissns
suffered more or less from blows OF the
fist
In Wilmington there we're only two
contests. In tbe Fourth ward Frank Nc
Ginley defeated Edward j Howlsud by
a mtjority of 100. and In the Eleventh
ward j Robert Ryau won from Thomas
j. Ryan by a majority of 147. Council
man Henry R Smith, the ward leader
being defeated by Receiver Dcksy's
lleutsnants
Out in White Clay Creek hundred
West, L. Irving Handy, William h
Barton and Robert Mclaughlin were
elected delegates to the State Convention.
and Charles B. Evans was unanimously
chosen member OF the County Executive
Committee In Cbristiana hundred there
was spirited contest for member of the
County Executive Committee between
Thomas Toy. the present member, and
DR.. F. l. Springer. Toy won easily, his
majority being about $50 Ia St. Georges
hundred Edwin r Cochran, Jr, was
unanimously chosen member OF the
Comfy Executive Committee.
1t is the program OF the winners of
Saturday 3 primaries TO name John Blggs,
Willard Salisbury. Jr, and Thomas F.
Gormley as county committeeman for
Wilmington hundred, by means OF the
hundred convention and thereby secure
the primary election officers. Then, at
the primaries to carry the State Conven.
tion delegates for Peter j. Ford and
nominate James Carmichael for sheriff:
John N Carswell for receiver Of taxes
and John f. Statts for county comp
troller.
Democrats Of Appoquinlmink hundred
have selected Colen Ferguson as their
member OF the county Executive Com
mittee Andrew Webster will represent
Blsckbird hundred.
Columbus Watkins, OF Odessa, is
spoken OF for governor by many of the
Democrats OF St. Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
He WENT TO CHESTER.
bat when His Good wife Called Him
to Account he Wont 20 Sleep.

bot When HIS Good wife Called Him
to Accouns he Wont TO Sleep.
Ole OF Wilmington's bsst known
butchers, aud an enthusiast In bicycling,
had an eI gagsment to participate Ia q
run TO Chester yesterday morning. The
party WAS to start at 80 o'clock and he
no told bis wife Saturday night. She
obiscted on the ground that he must 90
Jo church at an early honr he sue
oumbed TO her request. but, as matter
OF safety, placed ais wheel and bicycle
suit IA q near by place. After he had
abown up In caurch he made his escape,
and was soon pedallng his way TO
Chester.
Ha made the ran and came home with
ont a miahap, bat his good vile met him
At the door, aud after resing him com.
fortably seated In an arm chair on the
front porch, began an extensive review
OF the case
Three hourslater an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter passed his house and he was
still seated there, Alone bat from the
eound Of his voice he was far awsy In
dreamland He had fallen sound asleep
under tho curtain lecture, and she had
left him alone IN his glory.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
RsadlnE omaIaI. PIea.ad

A party OF Reading C5uncilmen, con
sisting o: Chairman Close OF the Police
COMMITTEES OK the Council of Reading,
and Councllmen Hall, Rodey Bush and
koereck made visit to Wilmington yes
terday for the purpose OF looking into
the working OF tho police department..
They were met BY Chief DolRn, Police
Commissioner Lawson. Councilman Smith,
Robertson z bley, McNulty, Oberly aud
Meaney, Clerk Morrison and Llnsmau
Hylsno ard shown al that was TO be
seen They also visited the DslaWors
truck house aud In tbs evening took en-
excursion all over tho streat car line
a. eues.s Of Special Agent Uarvey vande
grit The vlslsors left with very high
Idea OF the oticlsucy Of the sys.em In
use ia Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
ne Oelebratea naoorat,oo NJ

Saturday Mr Roland Witt Of No 9lz
Hutton street, Brandywine village, called
on the Mexican Medicine Company to
thank them on behalf OF his son, Dursld,
who Is employed Ht the wire works. and
says: "He has been suffering with
weakness Of the spine and complete loss
Of appetite aud having taken one bottle
Of To-Ca. the Mexican blsod tonic. his
spine Is strong and be can now eri9y his
meals Large 81 bottles % cents. Samples
free. Office, No. 4l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Interesting Services at St. Mary's.

An immense audience Witnessed the
confirmation Of class Of seventy boys
and girls ard the reception Of their frst
communion yesterday morning at 6
o'clock Ia st. Msry's Church, at the
hands Of Bishop Curtis. Ia the evening
400 girls and boys. the girls dressed in
white with wreaths on their headp,
msrched In procession around the
church singing aud crowned the statue
OF the Blessed Virgin ss typical OF the
Queen Of May. Father Kelley was
everywhere. and to him much of the
success OF the exercises is due. Father
NcManus preached on the Trinity an
impressive sermon. He congratulated
the congregation on the success Of the
mission, aud the children on their sue
cessful reception Of confirmation aud
the holy eucharist.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
ProeeeaIogs were stopped.

On Saturday afternoon Henry c Con.
rad, representing Strouse, Thanhousel
& Co got out writ ofreplsvin against
Mrs. Mary A Whltcraft. whose place oi
business is at No. GOA King street They
claimed 500 worth OF goods she had
there, claiming that she was their agent
and they we're unable TO secure a settle
ment. Mrs Whitcraft employed Il. e.
Ward, and before the sheriff could act on
the writ the two lawyers and their liti-
eants came to an agreement and proceed
ings we're stopped
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
That Fe.tlve ArmndIIIo.

The festive Mexican Armadlllo 10 the
window Of the Mexican Medicine Com
DAny, No. 4l9 Market street, attracts
much attention from old and young. It's
name, Ca. 10 painted Gcross lts ar
morsd neck. Down IN Mexico the
armadillo Is a standard article Of food
but here IN the North the man who
would walk into restaurant and ask for
: dish OF baked armadillo would be
lauRhed Al
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
NAY ne No rlnntinn

This evening the Republlsan First
District Committee will meet for the
purpose OF electlng a chairman to sue.
cesd Frederick r. Bach, resigned. Sam
uel N Knox Is most favorablv mem
toned as bis successor. but II Is under
stood that be does not consider himself
In position to take It, Major Edmund
Mitchell. Jr,, Is also spoken Of for the
place. From Sll that can be learned
there will bs no election this evening,
as some Of the leading members are IN
favSr Of making haste slowly" In such
an Important matter.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
A Victim Of the u,elons.

Among the victims Of the recent cy
clone was Josiah Hughes a cousin of
Deputy Marshal David W. Hughes, who
was employed as al engineer In the
Oolumb bia Electric Works, in Colum q,
Pa On Friday last he was in the Office
of the works when the storm came, and
endeavored to close tho windows when
be was thrown against big Fl ? wheel
and crushed to death. He Was 90 years
of age and leaves a widow and three
children
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Rev. L. e. Barrett At Oookman.

Rev l. f Barrett. d. ID presiding
elder OF the Wilmington district preached
an able sermon in Cookman NJ E Church
last evening. taking as his theme the
query WHO Is on the Lords Slider His
remarks we're listened to by large con-
grsgation. Mex Tuesday evening the
frat quarterly meeting Of the year will be-
held at 8 o'clock
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
For slnrln rnrrrs, Rnl-ef.

Harry Emmons, Of Wilmington, and
George M Jones. Of Dover, were Rt the
Court House this morning, taking the
preliminary steps towards getting out q
writ OF hsbeas corpus for the relief OF
Horan aud Stephens, the two Single
Takers arrested IN Dover. They asked
for Judge Grubb drst but, finding that
he Was in Atlantic City. turned their at
tontion to the judges sitting In the
Superior Court
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
A commt.aion ofu.vI.,,

William II Swift. George s. Capelle.
Norris s Sutton, James NJ Smith and
William Bowe have besn appointed by
Chief Justice Lore q committee OF review
In the matter Of the condemnation o.
Francis L Laws property near Mt.
Salem Church. Lewis c. Yandeerift
selected two; two were selected by City
Solicitor Hsrmsn, while the 9Th was
selected by Mr.. Vsndegrlft from Eve
names submitted By the city solicitor.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
He Was AdIuarsd Innnne.

An examination WAS made BY Drs.
Jones aud Walker on Saturday afternoon
IS to the sanity OF Winfield S. Simmons.
who was placed In the charge Of tbs
police authorities by his friends. They
found him very violent aud directed that
he be sent to FArnhurst He resides at
No. III West Eighth street, aud his sad
cord ition ts a.source Of regret to very
many friends.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
A PARK GUARD In TROUBLE.
HE USES A GIRL FOR IMMORAL
PURPOSES ON THE BRANDYWlNE.

A CLOSED Door Tribunal Establishes, His
Guilt aud He VIII Get His Congo To-
morrow Afternoon-The Secrecy At
taching Would Do Credit to a
Venetian Star Chamber.
An investigation was made Friday
morning, behind closed doors, by the
Park Commission. OF charge made
sgsinst a guard in the Brandy wine Park
for using a girl for immoral purposes
The first inkling Of such an investigation
was learned by the reporters when City
Solicitor Harman mentioned the fact IN
his argument with Lsvi @ Bird IN
Superior Court.
To the queries made by the reporters,
all hands concerned pleaded ignorance.
IL Was learned, however. that ex Attorney
General John Biggs repr esented this &C
cused guard and that, after very care
ful Investigation, the man was shown to
be innocent and was allowed to 20.
The investigation showed however,
that another guard was guilty and It
was decided to dishonerAbly discharge
him.
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter asked
William M. Candy, Of the park board
relative TO the matter and was told that
guard was found guilty and would be
discharged. Mr.. Candy declined, how
ever, TO give the name OF the guard,
stating that all would be made public at
the meeting to be held at 2 p. IA to
morrow.
lt was learned by en EVENING JOURNAL
reporter from person acquainted with
the aheir that the guilty man VAS
Ezra III. Sullivan who lives
st No. 1901 ChippeY street,
and who has been for some time 8 guard
In the park. The name OF the man who
was Inst suspected and that Of the girl
were not learned.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
win Como Aftsr BuoEIey.

Officers from Oris6eld. Nd are expected
to arrive In Wilmington this afternoon
to take Joseph Buckley, tie man who
was arrested Saturday afternoon for
stesling a sum OF money from 3 COM
panion on one of the police bats Chief
Dolsn stated to an EvEEIEG JOURNAL
reporter that further than that the
amount stolen was $780, he had no in.
formation as to the theft.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
A nsndsome Book on sumraer navel

hhncsome BOOK on summer rrRvei.
The Baltimore & Ohio r. + Co has
just Issued handsome book desert ptivs
Of the various s1Dlmer resorts, ia the
ncuntains and By thv seaside. sdi iacent
to or rexched By It's system Of Iiaes..
IL Is hnelY priuted and illustrated by
numoer OF very 6ns cnks. Send 10 csnts
TO chas o Scull. Gsnl Passenger Agent,
Baltimore, Md for copy.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
MerrIgan,s Good nrondnr.

Matthew F. Msrrigsn was released
from New CASTLE jail this morning,
friends paying his fine and costs. Judge
Ball fined him Tor drunkenness and the
upper court sent him over for ten days
for carrying concealed a deadly weapon
BE served bis ten days but this payment
relieves him Of the Municipal Court sem
tence and its stone pile trimmings
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
A rIp fsr Dellrnnant..

This is the last dsy allowed by County
Comptroller John +. Sssats for the pay
ment OF past taxes due on real estate.
la defsult Of such payment he deelaFe5
that the real estats go assessed ard
taxed shall be levied on. advertised for
sale AID sold by the sheriff for the pay
msnt OF the said tax. IN accordsncs with
provisions or tue law"
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Rev. Merritt Hulburd. 5. +. D., Home.

Rev. Merritt Hulburd. s T. d, oocu-
Piled the pulpit OF Grace M e Church
yesterday morning and evening, for the
drss time siuce mis- return from Cleve
land, where be was IN attendance on the
General Confer ence. The desk was
banked with Beautiful roses and fl5wers.
while haud8oms bouquets greed the
pedestals on either SIDE. In the morn
ing DE- Hulburd gave q fine desorlp
tion Of the eonsecration Of the new
bisbopg
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Grace Branch in o,ty P.i,an.

Yesterday afternoon the Grace branch
OF the Epworth Lsague held q meeting
In the police station. There were about
a dozen persons present and Rev F.
Burgstte Short made a practical talk to
the prieoners
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
They want a New Cburoh.

The members of the First German
Baptist Church SC Fifth and Walnut
street, Rev A P Mihm pastcf. will Ia 6;
to- morrow evening for the purpose Of
discussing the question OF new church
ediice
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Rsadv for usIlvr-v.

Register Of Wills Cooch bas everything
In readiness for delivering his cifiee to
Calvin w Crossan, whose term SIS regis
ter will begin on Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
KoR SALE.
PROPOSALS.

4 =. ENGINEERS OFFICE, WHINING
ton. Del. May q. lS96.-Sesie1 pro-
}, in tfipiic8te, will be received here Gn-
10n, June 20, 1896, Tor removing seven
Is from Christiana niver above New
Del. For information. apply TO Will
IF. SMITH. U. 5. Agent
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
FIsh, 3 Gents a Pound {.

The Atlantic Fish Company will have e
car Of sea bass. trout, etc, at Fifth and
Church streets, to morrroE from 8
m. until sold. Please bring bafket and
paper.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
Urahs and Clnma

Received daily, cold In lots TO suit buyers
and very low for spot cash. q. w.
SPIcKR. No. 106 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
NOTICES.

MOT 'CE.- In conformity with the pro-
IN visions OF the act OF the General Assem-
bly,, notice Is hereby given that an application
viii be msde TO the Honorable Ignatius q.
Grubb. judge of the Superior Court of the
county, on saturday, the tn day OF Ju e. A..
ID 1896. at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the County
Court House. In Wilmington. for the incOr-
porafiOn Of Literary Association called
the PhRnix Literary Association. the object
o. whicn Incorporation is to associate persons
togefher for literary purposes, &c.
HERbEkT n. WARD,
Attorney for incorporators.
L ADIE2 Chichester's English Peunyroyal
Il Pills Diemond Brand are the best. SAFE,
reliable. Take no other Send &c, stamps. for
particulars. "Relief for Ladies'" in letter by
return mail At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co.. PhiladelpbiH Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
REAL ESTATE.

DOR RENT. LARGE WAREHOUSE IN
IT Newport, we'll suited for a GENERAL
STORE and Storage Fronts the Christisna
river and Water street. Unusually favOrab' e
opportunity for an enterprising man t. estab-
lish profitable business WILLIAM JENKS
FELL, Falkland. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
The AuetIoneern. Cases nald

The continuance Of the argument IN
the sul,s sgainst George Drake aud F.
oeidhsm was set for this morning, but
neither City Solicitor Herman nor
Walter h Hayes we're ready to take It
up and IL was further continued until
Thursday morning, Judge Ball stating
that he wished to give both sides ample
time and opportunity for argument.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01

Those desiring one of the healthiest srots on
arth 10 locate themselves and families for
le summer ana fall, and be happy every
~; and where all OCT OF HEALTH recover In
single season. Write for pamphlet and se-
are rooms. w. III. SALE. Propli tor.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
he BREVOORT.

HE LUCaRN, MASSACHUSETTS AVE,
near Pacific, Ocean View. Reading X.
rains stop At Massachusetts, Ave one
are from beach. Table and appointments
class. hates: Spring. 81 90 per day; $500
week. Special rates Tor the season. From
till Mon. $500. n. HARROD. Prop'r.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
IE OSBORNE

1E OSBORNE.
Corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
le square from Reading Depot and Beach.
sw electric passenger elevator and cleo
lights.
rms: daily. 81 90 10 $3.50; weekly. $500 to
70. MRS. R. j. OSBORNE
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
SUMMER RESORTS

NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
! Superior Mineral Waters.
HAMrsHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01

- ALESAfAN; salary from start, Brown Bros.
- Co. Nurserymen. Rocbest ter, N. Y.
{, ALESMAN WANTED-SlOO TO Sl25 per
Dmonth and expenses TO introduce our goods
pleasant and desirable. Address. with stamp,
King Mfg Co. ,. 63. Chicsgo.
XN NANTED-LADIES TO LEARN BAUGH-
w mans Adjustable Tailor system: cut
ting, b6sting and boning Thoroughly taught;
ladies taught on their nwn garments. For
further information apply at Singer Manufac-
turing Co, Seventh and French SIS. OF Mary
E. O'Neill. 2l9 West Third St.. Chester. Pa
Evening journal., 1896-06-01
HELP WANTED.


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desiring to represent the
BEST LIFE INSURANCE
as well as accumulation policies, in this coun-
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Plans PROFESSIONALLY easy to represent.
Evening journal., 1896-06-01

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Evening journal., 1896-06-01

How Many Prisoners Gamble Away the
Time charges OF Brutal Treatment.
The Crowded Cells Regular HotBeds OF
Vice, tho substance of mnllksn's sworn
Statement.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-12-17
WAS BUSTED,
rhe Famous Poet Left His Family
Without a Cent.

Vlt1out Ncuts
Bobby Burns. beloved Of ScotsmeD
achieved plenty OF fame but no for
ture. He died without a cent and left
his family penniless. The following
obituary appeared in the Edinburgh
Advertiser July &c. 1896: ION the Dist
inst. died at Dumfries, after a linger-
ing illness. the celebrated Robert
Burns. His poetical compositions. dis
tinguished equally by the force Of ma.
tive humor, by the warmth and the
tenderness Of passion, and by the
glowing touches Of O descriptive pen
Gil. will remain a lasting monument
Of the vigor and versatility Of a mind
guided only by the lights Of nature and
by the inspiration OF genius. The pub
lie. to whose amusement he has sc
largely contributed. will learn with re-
greet that his extraordinary endOw-
ments were accompanied with frail
ties which rendered them useless tc
himself and his family. The last
months Of his short life were spent in
sickness and indigence; and his wild.
ow, with five infant children. and in
the hourly expectation Of a sixth, is
now left without any resourc bnt
what she may hope from the re.
gard due to the memory Of her hus
band.
1.-THE public are respectfully inform.
ed that contributions for the wife and
family of the late Robert Burns (whc
are left in circumstances Of extreme
distress) will be received at the houses
| OF Sir William Forbes & Co.. Of MesSrs.
Mansfield. Ramsey & Co., and at the
shops Of the Edinburgh booksellers.
1t is proposed to publish some time
hence a ~posthumous volume Of the
poetical remains of Robert Burns. fol
the benefit of the authors family; his
friends and acquaintance are request.
ed to transmit such poems and letters
as may happen to be in their posses
sion to Alexander Cunningham, Writ.
er, George street. Edinburgh; or tc
John Syme, Esq, Ryedale. Dumfries.
1t is hoped that, in the meantime. none
Of his original productions will be
communicated to the public through
the channel Of newspapers or maya
zines, so as to injure the sale Of the
intended publication"