davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

Mabrideinltd nibt Wer5pirit 9u aber 9un baau,
10 fperbe 2gSpeptifer mas unfeblbar eintrtt fpenu
9u bic 9eb6riae 0uontitdt ubome mabe pieS" nnb
beige Bisguits unb @oS unb dbnle Daufee. 9eIifaf.
ellen perihl,n9it. Damn pirit Dm ale NuaIen bes
Manbe 9eute iinb Midrtprer bieier Mrt BON aarter
Sngeno bis gum 9rabe ie feben alle bic bamit per
bunoenen AuaIen. rlub alleS bas brautbt nd3t 10 an
iein. 9artnddig pte bas 2eiben IT. ip:bt eS our BEN
bieem nnperqlei9li9en MaseneIirir, bas Bic gerpeu
bernb9t bie Ibdtietett ber bur MaageniGmeraen ae.
fDrten Sober unb Gimgeipeioe rsaulfrt ben 0ppefit
f1drft bie Werbanung btfbrbert ilb bait be Siner.
fnnbe bie hD4e OnaI bes Dpspeptfers aur tpiIIfpu.
ntenften bes 9o8es Madt. Gbenjo tpirffom lit bas
Dtttsrs 8eGen DiIioftdt Mbenmattsmus un6 Nsrpbii.
t6t Molorta unb Misrenleiben; anf oIle proone bes
Rbrpers srEedt f& eins frdffigenbe beIebebs iir,n
t!irtl@fges easrt,aa GaS RstpnDaIssa saentea III -
ss!s: g,sssH asaen al!s e3pa3slnRaHas ataasn'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

Or. pierce's pelets flirireil NerIfo.
pfnng, 9dmorrboioen, Biliolit6t, Der-
oauungsi9n04f oper Dpspepiie unb
Ropfmeb,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
GAM 11merietlib.

Oils Elm iideres Mittel 9esen @ers
renfunsen unb dbnltde Sdmersen bat
Saloaticn Sel nit,t Ieines 9leihen.
Srau Sranf Stuff 518 @rattot 9lpe.,
Detroit, Mtd., fhretbt: |ISh aes
braufte Salpation Sel ilnb ntuB faas
en- baB es eia gang unerfeslihes einis
ment 1T; SD bate rteirteit 0uB ners
remit unb Salnattpn Del furtrte midi.
Seitbem brarde ih es tmmer fur
Shmer3en unb Bunben." Salpaticn
Sel fcifet 1ur 25 Gents. &etn anbereS
Mittel furirt fo RAID unb fider.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
Staat Ohio,
sfilnfter 9erihtss9e3irf.

GyuilitL VeLtl9tSSOe6it.
Sc iit an9eoronet buB bic 2ermine bes SreiS9e.
ridts Der oerihieoeneu Counties in benz genannten
Ye5rf ir baS Sobr 1897 an ben folgenoeu &a9eu obs
9ebalten perben ionen, ndmlih
Sn 5atrftelb eountp om s. Sonuor unb om Z.
September
SIN atblonO eOuntp om IL. Souuor uuo om ii.
September.
Su Wapue @puntp ont 2. ,Sebruor uub om 22
september.
Sn @tort eOuntp ont 9. 5ebruar uuO um 2s,
September.
tobefs, :" ''"O' S'A"'7 0"' "'D'' "''0 III" D. i
Sn s'dtns eOuutp ON 9. mdr8 unO om ls.
- Sn Wsustusum sOantp om 80. mtdr8 unO ON
Sn @sOreuu GOuutp ont 6. april uno ON 28.
:. Sn eoibOetOn GOuntp om ls Nprtl unO an 8.
:, Sn Qiblonb eOnntp om 20 QpriI nnO am 9.
gtooember
=, Sn 9Olmes county am 27. april unO um l6.
gtopember.
Sn Guscara,pas eountp nm 4 Ntai uno am 30,
ytopentber
Sn Yerrp eonnte am Il. Waai uuO am 20.
Sn @aOrrom eountp om 49, Wtai uno am 7.
8eSenber.
Sn 9eIaware GOuutp ON 25 @ui uub um Ia.
8e5ember.
@enanute 9ermine beginner ie INN ll9r gprmit.
tags.
Is september 1896.
Sulius 9pmerene,
Spbn S. S(bams,
Gbas. $. Sibler,
&i9ter.
Staot Ohio, ! %
Suscaralpos Gpuntp, ( w.
St. 2Dman Sorbmor. Glerf beS Common 4Ieos
unb &reisgeribtS fir uno in beia9tem @ountp bed)ei.
nt9e btermtt ooB Vorebeuoes eine oenaue 9lbIhrift
Der 3etttabele Der StBungenb bes &retsQertes I'M uuo
tur ben s. 9eridt5=Se5rf oeS StaateS Cbtp uotb Der
IN metner Office bnterle9teu Spe5al VerorounnQ lit
3ur YeglaubiguuQ oteies babe tcb
bier ei9enbGnoig unter3eid]uet uuo
(Sie9eL) ooS Siegel beiagteu @erbtsbofes an
bteem 25 September u. s. 1896
bel9ei9t.
Spman Sarbman,
GIert bes @ert6tS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

Seoe sutaebenoe Sal6enubr lit,
tuie uns elm Nitronom belebrt, Elm ri6ti=
ger Gompab. Man leet bic llbr
oerart borisontol bin, oab Der fleine
3eiger nod Der Some seiot. 9le
Nitte spiiden Dem tleinen 3eieer uno
Der 3abl IL oes 3ifferblattes seist nun
nad Siioen. Stebt 3. .. Der 3eieer
um 10 llbr auf Die Some gerihtet,
10 miro Siioen in Der &ibtuns Der
3abl IL iein. 9ieie @ebrau9speiie
Der ubr als Gompab 1T aber 10 tpenia
betannt, oaB lelbit StanIep, als man
tbn bel ieiner Giiftebr aus 9lfrita
fraste,, ob er bieie 10 einfade Wiet1ooe
getannt babe. su9eltano, niemals ettpas
oapon QebDrt gu baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

\ Sn Norpegen brin9t ieber Do1=
5eitsgait elm yprattiihes" @ei9ent fir
bic Neuberndblten bar. Sn manaen
@esenben beitebt oaHelbe faft 'itets aus
einem Gdbden Butter, an eeren STEELE
In Der Winters3eit aud eingep0teltes
ober sefrorenes Ssleiib beliebt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
@etfet Cte &inber.

Wenn &inber bon Sulfen Grfdlts
,ats nnb Group befallen flnb 70 furirt
Or. 8ulr's 9uiten SYrup iIe RAID unb
iTder. Serr @lmer s. Safer, 8lans
bcn 9la., fhreibt: "gSir baben Or.
8ulps Suifen SDrup fir Suiten, @re
fdltun9 uno Group 9ebraud,t unb fans
ben i'm eine fider rptrfenbe Webi;in, er
1T bas bette Mittel fir alle fclde slna
fdlle, mir balten itn INNER i'm Soauie."
Or. 8ull's 6uiten SYrup tpiro in all
len 9ppthefen fir 25 @ents perfauft.
Hebme fetnet anberer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
80uiaer 3niam,tt cnbru6

Der Sonititution mag Die Golge elmer
0ur1 unreinigfeit oes 8lutes ooer uns
tbati9feit Der Sober berporeerufenen
Storung oes @efdbipitems iein. 2alz
Jet es niht basu tOmmen. Die giaen=
t6iimer bon Sr. pierce's Golden Me-
dical Discovery belfen Cub, oies All
berbuten. Sic MAIDEN oas ebrli1 9e=
meinte Nngebot, @uer 8elo suriifsuaez
ben, tpenn lbr Mittel niht Die tpobltbu=
enoe uno bcilenoe Wirfung bel allen
bur6 unreines Ylut ober lntbdtiafeit
Der 2eber peruriadten Storunaen bat,
bic fie fir baHelbe beanipruden.
Grantbeitsteime eirfuliren burd oas
Blut bic 2eber lit Der Sitter, tpelher
benlelben benagintritt in's 8lut per=
tpebrt ober gefattet. ST Die 2eber
tbatig uiib bas 8lut rein, 10 entaebt
Sbr Der 2rantbeit.
Seio Sbr berunter9efommen, abae=
magert, fdpa6, bat guer @emitt pl0b=
LID abaenommen, 10 eepinnt Sbr
&raft, @eiunbbeit unb feifes Wusfels
feiit Dieoer ourh ben @ebraud bes
Discovery" IS trdttigt ben 2Dr-
per i9neller, als mioerliCber Gebertbran
ooer io9enannte gmuliionen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
Staat Ohio,
Z. 49,. T xftT9 O.Ex..l


Su elmer 9eriommuuo ber Gidbter oes Common
FleaS @erdbts tn oem 9enannten 8itritt neldDe an
orttten 8tenftag i'm Sttober u. s. 1896 in 3aues
billie Wtnsftn9nm @ountp, ab9ebalten purbe mari
oeroronet oaB Die Gage fir ben YeQinu Der @erd1ts
fbungen bes Common YIcas @eri1ts in lebem Gpuntt
IN oe 9enannten Sitrltt fir oas Sabr 1897 pie fos
feItgeieBt finb
Belmont County, Is. Sanuar 2s spril uno Il
Sftpber.
@uernIes sOuntp, o. Sebruar. L. Weai uuO H.
:, SarrifOu eOuutp, 90 5ebruar 25 wsai uno g.
TDDember.
SefferfOn gOuutp IL. SaHuar, 20. wtars uub H.
September.
Morsan sOnHtp, IL. Sauuar, 1s. april uub 81.
September.
Musfinsum eountp A. Sanuar, s. april unS 4.
Oftober
gsOble Gountp IL. Sanuar 49, april uuo 81.
9asearamas Guuntp, IL. Sanuar H. apriI uno
a. Sftpber.
Sober 9ermin besinnt gormittass Inn llbr.
Werorbnet baB bic gufgabe. IN benz oenannten
S,trtf Serdt sn balien pe fol9t nnter ben neri99'
Sn ben Counties. pel6e bic erfe unterabtbeiIuua
oeS StItrift8 btl0en bic Hbter Grep, Chambers uu0
Wtunion unb oeren NadDfolger.
Sn ben Counties peldbe bic stueite luterabtbeiluus
beg 9ftrifts bilben, Rter briggs unb iein yadfol.
Sn ben Counties. pelde bic brittle ltmterabtbeiIuna
W. ouotur Gpui9ut uUu
unb beren NatbfoI9er.
Gs ipirb perorbnet bab Der Glerf ber gputmpu
VIeas Court bon Belmont Gountp aufaefprbert tptrb
bem Staatsiefretr eine @brft Der porieqenben Ser.
prbnun9 Iber ben Sag bes 8eginnS ber @eribts.
Sisnnsen fir iebeu Eermin in iebem @ountp I'M
9iitrtff eiu3uienben
Gs Wirb oerorbnet bab gi9ter gilbert $. aauu.
ION hermit beauftra9t it, bic nsfiibrung bieier Dor.
ibriften 81 bertpoen unb aeS gu beior9en ipas benz
beauffdbti8enben 9idbter Oblie9t.
eDnt. Gbambers,
ID. .. Grem,
Sobn y. 9risgs,
Gilbert .. @anfon,
Jobm Y. 1ansEsIn,
8. 9ontbttt,
Hbter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

hen WpHa DO mb mhag nn
Of bem Rmbr mn
Grnnesntm bic
lbapnm mbtb btEn
mrend& pbem2o
l oQt
in in mIh Der
u
sghmbums
brh pof= anpen ouf
4 gNbaAm 4asamt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18
Staat Sbip.
2uScaratpaS County.

Staat Sbip.
9uscaratpa8 @Duntp
SD. 2pman parbman, gIerf bes Common 9Ieos
0eribtS In unb fir bas genannte Gpnntp, beid5enae
hierit baB Obisss eine rt9e unb sena,ie gopp pom
Original Der Werorbnung it, .lpeide iebt In meiner
Office aufbetuabrt ipirb.
Our geeIonbiguug bieSes bobe Id
bier eigeub6nbig lnteraeitbnet un6
{GieQeI) bas Gie9el beiagten GerihtshofeS
beiem Is GftDber y. 8. 1888 bti.
sHhgt
4pman 6arbmall,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-18

3pii6en Bridgeport unb Wbeeliug Iauteu eleftriI9e
0abneu.
Gd9li6 3mii1en ben nit beaeibneteu 9unften.
t Sonnta9s ap6en ben NIT be3ebueteu 4unften.
ale onoern 3ii9e td9it, ousgenounen Sunnta9s
8nr6gebeube @erbinouugen uno bur6eebenbe
3idets mad ollen Yunfteu Wton fpredae bel u,rIeru
@9enten oor poer nenbe ib an
VI. 6. Garrcl, @eneral Yafenger Ngt.,
Glepelano. 8.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
NORMAN YRAIHARS ElRROWNESS.
Non-support and Forced to Give Peace
Bond.

Held for Upper Court ON Charge Of
Non-support and Forced to Give Peace
Bond.
Several weeks ago Norman YeatmRn,
who lives at No 20l South Van Buren,
street, was arraigned In Municipal Court
on a charge OF III treating his wife 1t
was shown that she was only allowed half
a souttle of coke day 10 heat the house
and cook the food, and that half pound
of fitch per day constituted the meat
supply for the family Of six. During her
married life her mother had always had
to buy her clothes, although ne owned
some eleven houses. Yeatman WAS hned
500 and costs and paid it
Since then Mrs. Yeatman has been
afraid Of her husband and left him Last
evening she had him brought before
Magistrate prltohett on q charge OF non
support. when Attorney General John
Biggs represented HIN. Yeatman was
represented by William T. Hilles Mrs
Yestman told materially the same story
that she did before Judge Ball aud Dr
Corkrsn testified that the woman was by
no means strong aud was unable to do
her work under such circumstances
The magistrate decided TO send the
case TO the upper court, bail being fixed
AZ 81 600 AZ Mrs. Yeatman expressed a
fear that her husband would use violence
to her on account OF her action. the
magistrate required YeatmRn to give =
peace bond In the sum OF $500
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
RIVER AND HARDOR IMPROVEMENTS

Mr.. Resburn Of Philadelphia Proph esie s
That Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware Will be Well Take Care Of.
WASHINGTON, April 1t was re-
ported last evening that the river and
harbor bill had been completed, and all
the appropriations decided upon Such is
not the fact, according to Chairman
Hooker, who does not expect to report
the bill for q day or two yet. Mr.. Rey
burn, the Philadelphia member, said In
regard TO the bill this evening"
The committee has been working al.
most night and day to get the bill ready
to report, bat 1t has not been officially
completed. Some items ia the bill have
been determined upon, but up TO the
last moment there is liable TO be a change
Ia some of the paragraphs feel conf
dent that Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware will be well taken care Of
and the different improvements in each
state will, I have no doubt, be acted
upon By the committee. 1 do not
expect to see the bill reported fol
day or two, and It is possible that II
may not reach the House before Monday
although 3 great effort is being made q
complete 1t this week.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
snndar sohooI nmonrn.

The Sunday School Of SC Pauls M 4
Church last night elected tbese Off GERS
fortha year: Afternoon school, super
intendent, samuel II Baynard; assis
tant superintendent. William B. Smith,
Jr, woman, assistant. Miss 4 Z Murga.
troyd; recording secretary. William r
ruchton; husncial secretary, Frank l.
Howard musical director, Harry O.
Guthrle organist, Miss Gertrude Har q
mon; assistant. Miss Mary Q. Morrow
pianist. Mrs H Q. Guthrie; assistant,
Miss Bessie Williams; librarians. Oscar
Draper, Arthur Green and w. IL
Smalley. The officers Of the morning
school are; Superintendent, Charles Il
Gray assistant, Or. George e. Shsttock
woman assistant. Miss Martha Flinn
recording secretary. William Morton
financial secretary, Il. O. Stanton; pisrist,
Miss Sohraok assistant. Henri Lindsay,
organist. Miss Bessie Williams
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
MHgRRYS SIDE OF TIE FIGHT.
He Voices His Sentiments Regarding the
view Taken BY a Prominent Member OF
OIIyet on the Controversy.

He Voices His Sentiments Regarding the
view Taken By Prominent Member Of
Oiiyst ON the Controversy.
David McHenry, Of No. 1O6 West
Second street, called at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office TO day, aud made the
following statement regarding the fac.
tional fight at O.ivet Presbyterian
Church, which has been waging for a
year:
"In your issue Of April 1. noticed an
article purporting to come from prom
inent member Of Olivet Presbyterian
Church. From the language used, l will
leave the public to judge Of the kind Of q
church member he is Please remember
yestsrdsy wss All Fools Day, which may
account for It. This poor fellow seems to
be hurt some way or other because he has
not succeeded In defamiDg the character
OF my family and its friends. Thank
God, we are not ashamed of our record
any where That Is possibly more than
this prominent member can sey. he can
talk and write ell be pleasss We are
able to live down all the lies he can tell.
When q man. or woman either, 10 afraid
to put his name to what he writes he is a
mean coward. and shows that there Is
something wrong
Concerning our Sunday school work
or mission, as he called 10. We have not
asked to be- recognized as q mission of
Clvet. and 30 his fears are all ground
less We shall try, God being ouI
helper, to work for the salvation OF souls
while We are here, so that we and with
whom We come IN contact may escape
from being damned, IS he ssysid is bis
l him that he NAV not be damned either
1 enthusiastically or anv other wav
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
Tho nuPont rIeetlon case

WASHINGTON, april 2 The Senate
resumed the consideration OF the Della
ware election case yesterday and Mr..
George, Dem, Of Mississippi, continued
bis speech. begun Tuesday, against the
right Of Mr.. Dupont to the vacant
seat.
Without finishing his argument. Mr..
George, after spesklng for three hours
and half, yielded the Il 'or with the
remark that he had something more
TO say on "tLis very interesting sub
set
Mr. PETER, Pop, Of Kansas. renewed
the notice that he would, az the conclu
sion Of Mr. Georges speech, ask the
Senate TO take up the resolution for an
inquiry into the facts and circumstances
Of recent bond issues
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
clTY NeWs IN eRIeE.

"A bin TO correct the military record OF
John Green, who Wtsa private IN Company
g. Fourth RegimenN Delaware infantry. and
to grant him AZ DONORS BILE discharges has been
introduced ia Congress 0y Representatives Wil-
ia aud referred 10 The house Committee on
Military Affairs.
The sternberg building. at Fifth and
French streets, Is about completed.
White at work at the Pusey and Jones
Conpang's shops yesterday. William Spear
had his foot painfully mashed.
Bishop Coleman viii preach at Calvary
Church tonight.
mas been called for Saturday afternoon at 80
o'clock. ia the assembly room. third floor OF
the Hcald building, Seventh and Market
streets.
-The Board Of Trade holds it's regular
monthly meeting this evening in the rooms,
No. 6.5 Market street.
The display Of Easter flowers on the
streets, and in tho markets. ana store win
dOWs. Is by far the most imposing ever seen
here.
-Employes OF the Chester store Of Mitchell
& Bash were entertained by their employers
In this city last night.
The steamer City Of Chester has gone out
from Harlan and Hollingsworth Company re.
pairs having been about completed.
Vhe Pelt Line At Philadelphia transferred
iOt. cars over the Della are division road In
March.
idly as possible at the Hafl A and Hollinrs-
worth Company.
-1he psssion service VIII be sung at St
Tohn's = n Church tomorrow night, In two
narfs comurisinr Sc ecti0ns from Wlllfames
.-Gethssmane," and The Paspion Of Jesus :,
by Or. Ninc mt.
-Blue Rock Council. Legion CT the Red
Cross. WIN celebrate ila sixth iannivereary at
the New Century Club rooms to-niaht. An
attractive literary and musical program VIII
be given.
-The felephone and ielegraph cable to the
sortb aide "a Market street bridge. Is being
examined for a break by the company's line
men.
--,rbe steamer John A. Warner has been
dooied AZ me Harlan and and HollinRworth
Oompsnv's yard preparatory 70 undergoing
tho usual Spring overhaunnk.
-The lighthouse tender llzania Is at the
Pusey and Jones company "hhr1 Tor sup
plies aud slight repairs.
CARNEY On April /, Patrick Carney.
Reiefives and friends are invit7d TO attend
-, y tr,,,..l f-1u his late residence. No 2SI1
/ W.. qhiTi street on Monday morning AZ y
| o,cioclr Hish mass at st. Paul's Church. In
1 ferrnent At Cathedral Cemetery.
-Nedford Il. Cahoon made an address AZ
i the special serv &c A. tne tssloi 4ed Episcopal
| Chnr-h of the Redeemer last night
nv 4itilas and Jones Company fo-dsz
/ .hirnsS Ia tie King Bridge Company -
| CieSelend' O. set OF rods weighing several
tons.
| II iris cleared for Kennebec river this After
Tho hosv Of Juanita DeSoto whose death
In pttiofelnhia was mention In ycsfend 4 ; =
| Evr1Tsr JOURNAL. viii arrive here ffia
1 Afternoon where interment VII % made.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
OBSERVING HOLY THURSDAY.
The Catholic Churches OF tho City wit.
ness Strict Observance OF It.

The Catholic Churches OF tho City wit
ness Strict Observance OF It.
Despite the disagresable weather to.
day, the Catholic Churches Of the city
are being thronRed with the members OF
that denomination who make pilgrlmaRes
to the various shrines to commem q
crate the last supper. the institution Of
the blessed sacrament Of the eucharist
and command Of Christ to continue it
On this day. according to the teaching
Of the r @ Church, Christ ordained bis
Apostles Priests In the New Law. The
vestments worn at the masses in the diff.
ferent churches this morning were whito
az a tokentof thanksgiving and Joy for
the institution Of the sacrament Of com
munion.
To-day is also known in the church 81
BsuDdy Thursday and in this connection
Is from the prayers accompanying ths
ceremony OF washing the feet Bishop
Curtis Of this city, is one Of the few
bishops In this section who continues
this latter service though It Is always s
done abroad and the late Archbishop
Renriek, Of st. Lonis, always observed
/ u
The ceremony al the Pro-Cathedrsl
consisted OF the washing Of the feet Of
twelve poor persons, typical OF the same
ceremony before the Last Supper.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
VICTIMS OF THE APRIL FOOL.
Deputy sheria Tucker. Secretary Of
state Whiteman and Several Other
Lawyers Figured IA tha r.sse

deputy sherih Tucker, Secretary ot
state Whiteman and Several Other
Lawsers Figured IN tho Lat.
Court House circles are laughing to-.
day over the desperate attempt Of
Deputy Sheriff James B Tucker
TO God ex City Solicitor William
r. Lyman Yesterday afternoon.
When he entered the Coart
House during the hardest shower Just
after dinner hs was told that Mr.. Lyman
wanted 50 zee him Immediately about
writ in his possession It WAS imper-
alive that he fnd him Immediately.
Tucker consulted the telephone liet and
found That the ex city solicitor was not
subscriber he must face the weather.
Putting himself In proper shape for doing
SO no sailed forth and spent nearly az
hour In endeavorIng to con-
Dect with Mr. Ljnam Finally
he found him and was told that there
must be some mistake He returned TO
the Court House ioamlng at the mouth
and champlng the bit, only to be re
minded that such journeys were not
uncommon nor out Of place on All FOOLS
Day.
Deputy Receiver Of Taxes George J.
tinck invited number or hla frleuds 10
the roof Of the Court House to see the
battle.ship Massaohusatts pass up the
Delaware river. II was a moist joke
which was not particularly lelished,
but It had to bs borne
Probably tho best Joke involved a
number OF lawyers a. was eeo mp BY
Josiah Marvll at the Clayton House.
About 0 o'clock telephone messages began
going cut 60 different young lawyers
requesting them TO come to the Clayton
House Immediately as Mr.. Jerome
Travis was quite III and wanted his will
made. Several responses resulted. and
the chagriu OF the victims OF the joke
can be imagined,
Secretary OF state Whitemen went to
the Municipal Court on FOOLS erraud,
on the strength Of telephone message
telling him that man down there wished
to see him.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
DELAWARE CONFERENCE SESSION.
ter-Program for the -Four DaYs on
which It Meets.

what the Conference is Doing In Ches-
ter-Program for the -Four DaIs on
which It Meets.
The thlrty-thir annual Delawawsre
Conference Of the colored M + Church
began In st. Daniels Church IN Chester,
yesterday morning ct $50 Bishop j..
w. Joyce, LII, D., presided The con
ference will continue until Monday.
The conference Is composed o. the
churches of the southern part Of Penn.
sylvania, Delaware and parts Of Mary
land. It Is q Methodist Espicopsl or
ganizaticn owing allegiance ito that
church and has no connection with the
African Methodist organization.
Yesterday WAS taken up In perfecting
the roll OF delegates OF whom there are
about 200 In attendance. Sessions will
be held daily from $50 until u o'clock
and the afternoons will be devoted to
committee work
The various church societies will hold
their anniversaries at night as follows
Tonight, FreedmaD's Aid and Education
Friday, conference. EPworth League
Saturday, Church Extension; Saturday
afternoon, memorial service. The mis-.
sionary sermon will be presohbd this
afternoon. There are about ten delegates
present from this city. Repre-
sentatives to the General Conference
viii be chosen and on Sunday night
these candidates for admission to the
ministry will be ordained: j. h. Brown,
]. NJ Hubbard. P. W. Price, Charles
Fswcett, E. d. Haven, Eli Raisin. Junius
@. Ayler, Meshsch Smith, Benz amin
Miller, John Hall, NJ d Duke.
The meeting OF the Missionary Society
was held last night and very encouraging
reports Of the years work were read.
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
who meIoholr Ie.

"Tbe city sold 1925 600 worth OF bonds
TO a fellow by the name Mckee" said a
local broker this morning. HE lay
down on the Sinking Fund Commits
sionera. being man OF no financial
responsibility. Another bidder was H.
N. Melcholr' his bid being for
S25 600 worth he turns out to
be boy. 10 or 20 years old,
employed by the Parsons Bronzs
Company, Of Olney. Pa He
has no financial responsibility. and
merely put Ia a bid hoping that some
body would take his option of bis
hands and pay him for To-
The same trouble characterlz d
the recent government loan. The
city kovornment viii have to put up
with that sort Of thing until It makes y
rule that each bidder shall put up q
reasonable forfeit in the shape Of certi :
fed check
Evening journal., 1896-04-02
NEW NAIL ROUTES ESTABLISHED

Sussex County Towns which VIII BE
BeDHted BY the United States Govern
ment.
Beginning with yes terday a new star
mail service will be ssts blished st Robin
sonville. Sussex county, from Nassau
thres times 3 week, Tuesdays. Thurs
days aud Saturdays, taking the plscs Of
the special service which had been pre-
viously ordered Another order estab
lishes star mail service at Scotts. Sussex
county, from Bridgeville, three times q
week, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur-
days, disseminating the special service
previously ordered.
Similar orders have been given estab
fishing star mail service at Inverness,
Somerset county, Nd from Upper Fair
mount. six times a week and at Windy
MIL, Talbot county, from Windyhil
landing, each taking the place Of special
service which had been previously
ordered,