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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03

Nuestro eatimado amigo y conpafiero
el seflor don Euganio Desohampe, redac-
tor de LA Democracia" presIdente de
Ia Socledad del 'Parque Abolici6n" de
Ponce, ha dirigido atenta circular q todcs
los literatos y periodistas del pals, soIici-
tando favorecerle con Ell envfo de un pen
samiento desarrollado en- braves Ifaeas.
alusivo al noble acto de Ia iib8raci6n de-
los que fueron egclavos on Puerto Rico,
con el obJeto de fornar un opdsculo que
en- breve Sc publicara, destinando su pro-
ducido al noble empef1o que tiene la Gu
dad del Sur do terminar las reformas del
citado 'ParQue do Ia Abolici6n" en- Was
dc obra ya en- aquella progrosista Ciudad.
Parece cosa eegura, segun hemos dido
declr, quo el general don Sabas Marin.
nombrado Gobarnador Captain General
de esta lsla, SO embarcara en- Ia Habana
con destino q nuestro puerto Ell dia 10 del
corrlente mes acompanado de su distin-
g0ida familia.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
HANDSOME DWELLINGS,.

Great improvements made on tho Blook
BoEAded ~ Market, king, Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets.
The erection Of fine residences on the
block bounded by Narket, Klng, Twelfth
and Thirtssath streets has been one Of
the most notable improvements made to
Wilmington for g number Of years. Forty
two buildings ia all have bsen erected
aud Of these thirty-six have been sold
The houses havs the advantage OF being
convenient to business and Rt the same
time sufficiently retired To- homes
The dwellings, are models Nothing has
bgen slighted sither In arrangement or
construction. They are placed at figure
which the builder Of a single house could
not approach
The buildings In ths squars remaining
unsold are three on Market street, ono on
Twelfth street . fine store at tie corner
Of Twelfth aud King streets aud A dwell
ing at the corner OF Tbirtssnth aud King
streets. Thomas b Melvin, the builder Of
the houses. will DO glad TO furnish any
additional information concerning them
He will bo glad TO show the properties TO
any one who Is interested In fine homes
His address Is No. 525 East Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
WRECKED ALONG THE COAST.

The Municipal Court sits on Several
Gases where the carzoes Were Too
nIuch-for the Human Vessels.
In Municipal Court this morning VIII
liam Mitchell, colored was arralRned on
charge Of stealing bnck saw from the
Sunday Breakfast Association John 4
Shsckley, who had been summoned by
the state failed to show up and forth o.
with attachment was issued fer him, the
cRss bslng postponed until this evening
William Long. OF Baltimore. and the
deep blue sea. was wrecked on the coast
last evening. Officer Malonsy toWed him
in port and Judge Ball 6xed the salvage
at 81 aud costs.
Henry Watson, who had lost his right
arm and part OF his foot In previous
squsll, bsd tisd himself 10 a post on
Front street when Officers Malonsy and
Shields founo him He was unable to
nrvigate, 80 be WAS run in. lt cost him
s and extras for the trip.
John, alias "Bucky" Reed wss dry
docked Chrletmss day. but paid bis dns
and got his clearance papers Tbs lesson
was lost or him, however. aud last night
while trying to woathsr Cape King won't
ashore en- the tcoAst Oaicsr Quinn
succssdsd in getting him and his load Of
combined malt and rye into the police
brsAkweter he will brskk stone for
thirty days In default Of 60 and costs
Evan Miller, an sssd mariner on life's
ssR, wRs charged with vagrancy He
has bssn at the almshous but will not
stay there. He was placed under the
command OF Captain ellis and will spend
the next twenty days In New Castle
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
THE ADVERTISEMENT DID not WORK.

Handsome Clock for whioh an ownsr
is wanted-The Government Not In That
Business.
Some time ago q shrewd advertising
agent secured a number OF cards from
local merchants for handsome clock.
which WAS to be placed 10 thu corridor Of
the post Office. at Sixth and King streets.
The agent fulfilled his contract
80 far as placing the clock there, but
unfortunately for those interested be
could not keep the advertisement
bedeoked time piece there, tho rules Of
the United States government prohibit.
ing any such use Of lts walls.
The clock was a fne one and Collsctor
Townsend, without whose knowledge or
consent 1t was placed, WAS In the
hopes that some arrangement could
be made 70 permit It to
stay. He failed 10 convince the
department however. and few days ago
II was taken down and now stands in his
flee, whore 1t awaits an owner. In the
meantime the advertisers are looking for
the agent.
The moral is advertise IN way that
IL known to be safe and certain to reach
the buyers, and that Is through the
columns Of the EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
LoeaI alanufaeturers oombIne.

At ths residence Of henry Morse
president of the Edge Moor Iron Com
pany, the Delaware Association Of MaIu
factnrers Was organized last night, TO
bic,me member OF the National
Association OF Manufacturers OF which
Mr. Morse is vice president At the
local meeting last night Henry G. Morse
Was elected president; Preston Lsa.
vice president; Elmer I Bye, secretary
and treasurer Delaware Is entitled 10
Eve delegates in the National Convention
aud these President Morss will appoint
The nesting adjourned to January IS, In
the Board Of Trade rooms when all
manufacturers OF Delaware will be
inVited TO be present.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Elieible As clerks and Carriers.

The following list Of persons who have
passed the civil services examination aud
are eligible for appointment In the scr
vice OF the post Office depart
ment here has been posted in
the Federal Building corridors
Carrier, Benz amin @ Seminar, No S24
West Sixth, spsrcsntegs, 81 So, George
w Sasse, No 300 French. 81 3s
William w Newton. No 206
West Twelfth. 80 So; Joshua p
Smith, No 205 West Tenth, 80 %;
John A. Jordan, No $40 Madison, S5 "a;
Thomas A Dorsey, No 800 East Ninth.
SO 80; Edmund J. Gee No 7l0
Spruce. Sc %; William sW. Bnlings-
ley, No 1907 Union. SO 3S };
William D. Shsphsard. No. 926 West
Sixth, 81 50; Nathan NJ Wilson, No. 105
West Seventh II 65.
Clerks-Chailes s Morgan. Fourth and
Franklin streets, 80 %; Thomas A.
Lynch, No, 800 East Seventh s5 80
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
SEVERAL GUARDIANS APPOINTED.
Judge Grubb Had a Busy Morning at tho
Court House To-day Looking Up the
Interests OF Orphans.

Judge Grubb Had a Busy Morning nc tho
Court House To-day Looking Up the
Interests Of Orphans.
JudgstGrubb held Orphans Court In
the Levy Court room this morning.
John d. Rodney made return OF the
sale OF the Rachel Burgess real estate and
secured It's confirmation
The Equitable Guarantee aud Trust
Company was appointed guardian Of
Elizabeth w and Edwin R Compton.
Colonel Ben amin Nields was appointed
trustee to sffeet sale OF John T. Walkers
real estate.
Edward Armstrong, john T. Wright,
John w Dayett. Stephen O'Rourke and
Richard Solomon were, on pstitlon Of
Register OF Wills Cooch. appointed TO
make partition Of TIE property OF the
late Samuel @ Walton.
Julius q Cleaver wss made guardian
OF Cora l Julian 6 Lillian E., Nora X ,
Edward B.. Clara b. and Norman w
Clsaver; aud Aida A Burgess was
appointed to serve In like capacity for
dlenna and Reba Burgess
Edward H. Brennan was author'z I'd to
expsud part Of the principal OF the
estate Of john Glackln for his sup
port.
John T. Chandler. administrator OF
Anna M. Lambert, was granted an order
to sell her real estate for the payment OF
debta, on petition presented by Howell
England.
+ B T. Springer presented a petition
Of Elizabeth Robinson, TO draw money
out OF court belonging TO tho estate OF
James N. Cisland, deceased IL was
rrantad
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
POOR Willis ALMANAC
Delaware Historical Society Has One
PrInted in the Year Of Independenoa.

Delaware Historical Society Has One
Printed In the Year Of Independence.
Among the many possesti ions OF the
Delaware Historical Society is q small
volume printed In i776 II is Poor
Wills Pocket Almanaok" for that year,
printed In Philadelphia by ] Crukshank.
Among other things it shows that
public fairs we're held at Noxontown.
between Middlstown and Odessa on april
30 aud Ostober 2l; Wilmington, on May
8 and November 4 New Castle, on May
Ia and November IA
The members Of the Deawars General
Assembly are printed as follows:
New Castle county George Read,
John Evans. John McKinly, Richard
CantWell. Thomas Mexican, James Lati-
mer
Ksnt-C@iar Rodney. William KILN,
John Banning, John Haslet, Thomas
Rodney, Vincent Lockerman
Sussex-Thomaa Robinson. Job Ingram,
Bofz Manlove. Isaac Bradley, James
kench, Jacob Moore.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
FERRIS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
The Reports Show a Prosperous Condi
tion-Tbe Boys Should BE Looked After
When Discharged.

The Reports Show a Prosperous Oondi
tion-Tbe Boys Should BE Looked After
when Discharged.
According to reports compiled by
Secretary and Treasurer Wilmer Palmer
of the Ferris Industrial School, the
total receipts for the yssr were $l3. ola. .
70; expenses, Eeh0ol, So 759 %; farm
81, 720 81; manual training, $659 IL; {;
Balance. 1856 10 RsRl aud personal
investments bends. nsrtgsgss AMI bills
rscsivabls. $23 600: property rented for
income, $50 0S5 So; Wsodslde farm and
buildings, sac. 400; farm outfit account,
fl.e2s 81; school out6t account,
81, ,O39 10; cash In treasury, 1906
49, profit aud loss debit balance,
So 58l TO- total. $i13. $40 Ss; WOodsise
farm, value OF live stock, &1107 %;
farm Implements $7l6; total, S 1923 %;
value Of farm producs on hand, s. ,S95;
ssld, $3.50 so; used by the schsOl, ST.
905 2S; total, a $50 81 The cost Of
working ths farm and keeping the
buildings and fsncss In gsoo repair was
$1,72551 an Increase Of 1896 so over
the previous year.
The irdenturing c5mmittss reported
On leavs of absence snS In care Of the
inGtitNtion, IA white, 13 cslorsd; total
"a, discharged on accSunt Of incsrrsct
commitusnts, white; on account Of
age, white. 2 colsrsd; disd, 2 white. /
celcrsd discharged on account Of COED
conduct, white. 3 colorsd fair conduct,
2 white bad consuct, 2 white. 2 solorod /;
fetal number en- leave and discharged, 81
The csmuittee recommended that Il bs
the outy of soKe enc TO vislt tho bays
and kssp IN touch with thsa VIXEN they
leave the institution.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
JOHNSON STILL MISSING.
DEFICIT Is GROWING BUT HIS
WIFE OFFERS RESTITUTION.

Investigation Reveals That Considorabls
Collateral Has Been Taken-JohnsOn
Neither Drank Nor Smoked, But was
Fond Of the Race Track.
Benjamin Johnson, the PhIlsd slphia
partner Of the brokerage firm Of Kendall
& Wbitlock OF New York, who left his
office on Tuesday afternoon, and who
was declared by Mr.. Kendall on Thurs
day night to bs an sbsconder, Is stlll
missing. Mr. Kendall rsfu ed TO see
reporters. The clerks in the Office turned
their backs and shut tbs door whel
newspaper man appeared. Mr. Kendall,
they said, was busily engaged 1t WAS
learned that the Washington correspon-
dents OF the New York Arm had been
summoned to this city, and we're in
consultation with the senior pxrtner
A discrepancy amounting TO 1000
was found in one customers account aud
it is estimated that tue total shortage
may reach $40 600 or $50 900 A circular
has been issued to the firms Philadelphia
customers, saking them to submit for
examination the latest statements Of
their accounts as furnished BY Mr.
Johnson By keeping a private set Of
books each customers ecsount was kept
correct and from this statements were
furnished to the customers which differed
from those supplied to the New York
ofic3,
The investigation reveals that con
siderable collateral which bad bsen
deposited Ly customers has besn taken
and It is believed that the fugitive real
lied upon this shortly bsfors his flight on
Tuesday, when he saw that exposure
could not be averted
Mrs johnson. the Wifa Of the missing
man, WAS at frst completely prostFstod
by the news of her husbands disappear
ance, but has sines sUffi sisntly recovered
TO communicate with Mr.. Kendall in
reference 10 tho matter, aud ths latter
stated yesterday that no had recslved a
letter from her In which she offered to
do all that lies within her power towards
making good tbs shortage that the
Investigation of Johnson's accounts has
disclosed
AS Mrs. Johnson is possesred OF some
property Ia her own light, II Is probable
that large portion, II not the entire
amount missing, will bs refunded In this
way, and in any event there Is every
reason TO believe that the business Of tbs
firm, both in New York aud in this city
will DO continued as usual.
Mr. johnson did not smoke, ehsw nor
drink, but he Is said to have bssn very
fond Of horse racing and to have been =
frsquent visitor 70 Pimlico, Alexandra,
Washington, E kt0n and st. Assph
tracks
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
MR.. AND MRS. AD1ICKS.
They Were Both in Court
This Morning.
her BROTHER WAS WITH HER

Court Reserved Until Next Week It's
Decision AS to who Shall Pay Court
Costs aud Outside oharges-That Set
tied. Mrs. Addlcks VIII BE Refused a
Eivorce.
Superior Court met at 10 o'clock this
morning Five minutes later and before
the transaction Of any business in the
open. the judges retired to their pnrlor
20 sit ia chambers and hear argument in
the divorce case OF Rosalie B VS. 81,
Edward Addicks
Chief Justice Lore presided, Judges
Cullen aud Marvel being associated with
him Mrs Addicks was present with
her brother, n @ Butcher, OF Philsdel-
phis, and William s Hllles, her local
counsel
Mr.. Addicks was also present with n
H. Ward and George Lodge, OF the New
Castle bar, and O B Taylor, OF the Phila
dolphis bar
Argument began at 10 10 o'clock aud
WAS concluded at 10 V5 During the
session Mrs Addicks testified concerning
the expense she had besn under Ia the
prosecution of the salt against her hus-
band Her brother made q statement to
the court concerning her own means, the
purpose being TO show that she was not
financially able TO pay the court costs and
outside expenses.
In his argument Mr. Hilles eontended
that he husband should pay eli Of the
expenses OF the wife's side Of the case
which, it is said. are from Sc 600 TO
$S 600. with only 81 800 allowed by the
court to meet t.
Counsel on the other side denied the
right of Mrs. Aodicks TO recover all her
expenses in the case. but contonded that
she should recover only such amount as
the oonrt thought reasonable
Both sides cited numerous authorities
In support OF their respective conten-
judges who will 60 over them this
afternoon
Decision on both costs and outside ex
psnsss wss reserved until next week
Then 10 will be judicially an
coetu and expenses and the
conrt, acting upon the award Of Com
missioner Alexander B. Cooper, to which
there Is no exception, will refuse Mrs
Adcicks a divorce
court room, Henry O. Conrad ard Hugh
@ Browne. attorneys for the complain
ant and respondent, respectively, II the
divorce case Of Mary Emma Jackson vs.
Benjamin F. Jackson, appeared and
suggested that the judges return to the
parlor in order that exceptions might be
| fled to the award OF the commissioner
Ia the case They sctsd upon the
suggestion. but we're only out for a few
minutes, during which time the excsp
tious were filed
In the damage snit Of William Z
Seward vs. the Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington Lsvi O. Bird and Andrew Il
Ssnborn appeared for the plaintiff aud
City Solicitor Hsrman aud Horacs g
Knowles for the defendant
The court decided that this was not the
proper time to hear argument on tue
demurrer fled by the city, the
case being set for trial at the February
term Mr Bird then asked for leave to
amend his declaration, which was
granted, and the amendments will prob
ably be made TO meet the objections
contained in the demurrer
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
order Of tho world.

Last evening in E sen Hal, B andy vino
Lodge Ne 1888 Order Of the World, was
instituted by Supreme President @. f
Embres, assisted BY Deputy Organizsr g
T Folsom and J Oppenheimsr. OF Phila e
dslphia The following officers we're
selected President, q. W. Taylor;
past president, GsSrge Cummins
vice presidsnt, E B T. Sprlneee;
treasurer, Mrs Margaret Money; chap
lain. E. &. Smith; mRrshall Joseph
Sayers; guard,W w n @ ALdsrson ssuti
mel, Samuel Blddle; trustees. e Fowler,
J Thompson and H. Ramsburger
The lodge starts out with f97 charter
members and a second meeting will be
held next Friday evening
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
X .fP. Omcers InstaIlad

The newly elsctsd sficors OF Friend
ship Lodge No. 2l, X Of P wsrs pub
licly installed last evening by GrAnd
Chsneeller John H. Scott, assisted by
Grand Vice Cbanesllor Wilmer Hspasn,
Grand PrslAts o Eon w. Everstt. Grand
Kespsr Of Records aad Ssal Mark l.
Garrett. Grand HsHtsr-at- Arms X l.
Bssssn, Past Grand Chancsllors James 3
Tucker, w. T. Lincoln K P. Norris aud
Past Chancellors Jossph Caih and
WlillsM OConnor. They wtra; Chan
cellor commander. Lewis @ Grubb; vies
chancellor, Thomas n Buckley; N OF
W Richard Heritage; Prelats. Adam
Bach; K. OF r aud s, Wllliam +
Csburn; NJ Of r Robert McChullsy; n
Of T.. George w MoCsullsy; NJ at A.,
Thsmas Glssscock; inner guard. William
w. Sitter; outaido gusrd, John A. Orr
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Groom DId Not n1atorlaIiro.

WEST CHESTER, Jan II Owing to
the mysterious disappearance OF the
groom, wedding which was to have
been sclennizsd In &C. Agnes Catholic
Church yesterday morning, was indefn-
ilely postpoi ed. A few days ago James
Mulker0. a young man from the stats
OF Connecticut. scared a license at the
IA q OF the Clerk OF the Courts for the
marriage of himself and MIsa Mary
Lslly, Of this place Arrangements were
made for the wedding but when the time
arrived Mulkere was not TO be found.
and It was learned that he had returned
to his homs In Come scticut.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
RevIval and ConvantIon.

Revival services began in the mission.
,rner Ffont and Madison streets. last
nigkt, under the direction OF Elders M l..
Stewart aud Il P Peters, 60 continue
every evening for one week A three
days holiness convsntisn will bs held
next week, commencing Tuesday morning
and continuing until Thursday night
The presiding elder, Rev. Jonas Tram
bauer, will be in charge, assisted by R
number Of other workers Six services
will be held daily
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
whole Family Arrested for Stealing.

BBIDGEToN, Jan. IL 1-Jossph Barr and
his entire family have been arrested and
held In BAIL charged with stealing coal
from dealers who have bins at the Central
railroad station In this city here. His
children we're detected before daylight
this morning filing kettles and bags At
the coal yard. and visit to their CELLAR
by an officer disclosed bags and kettles In
abundance filed with coal. Barr himself
was charged with recsivlng stolen
goods
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
FRIeHTFuL fATe oF euaNs.
Discharged Sailor aud Pedestrian Crouns
to Death Under Train.

Discharged Sailor and Pedestrian Ground
to Death Under u Train.
Riding on the truck OF southbound
train, No 53, last evening was = man
thought TO be James Burns pedestrian
He Is supposed to have jolted from his
seat for the trsinman heard a shrek
and then crunching sound
When the train was finally
stopped vt West street Il was learned
that Burns had met frightful death
that his body had been manRlea under
the car wheels and scattered In pieces
along the tracks from the p w q b
station to West street
In one of bis pockets was found a
discharge from the vessel Glynnwood,
made out to James Burns at London Ia
another pocket was young girls
photograph. Burns was about 25 years
old
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
nHoodoo Esehange. ID. Is.0

A ltrze company Of Junior American
Mechanics will 90 TO Germantown N
Mondsy night % produce their improved
bnrlesque "Hodoo Exchange. No 18 " ia
Germantown ball for the benefit Of
Winona Council, No. g. Of that place.
The men have sslec ed Monday night.
bscsuss It is the 18Th OF the month. II
successful as they anticipate. the
mechanics will lproduoe the burlefque
ia this city.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Eretn rnll. cnmnletelx.

PANAMA, Colombia, Jan. lit is re-
ported that General Antonio Ezcta and his
Rica government and are held for word
from the Salvador government. His expe-
dition TO land an armed force on the coast
of Salvador was a dismal failure, and all
the other republics were ready TO capture
him if opportunity offered.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
ChrIstIana choked wIth Loo.

An extraordinary high tide st 10 s'clook
this morning brought In such vast
quantity OF hlating Ice that ths
Christiana was choksd from sourcs 10
mouth by noon. The S andsrd Oil
Company's large tugboAt, the Nonparsil.
oams uD the creek late this morning to
the Llebig works aud had TO plough
through a field Of sharp Ice The
channel left by the Nonpariel was soon
filled aRaln
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Degree work In rhiladslpnla ro.nIght.

A large oompsny OF Odd Fellows will
accompany TO Phiiadslphis TO night the
celebrated degree staff OF Eden Lodge. of
this city, which will 20 to the Quaker
City 10 exsmplify the dramatic work
Of the three degrees Of Old Fell wship
in the Auditorium OF the new Odd
Fellows Temple. The staff consists Of
100 drilled msn with complete and costly
equipments At the conclusion of the
sgres work. q banquet will bs tend sred
the staff
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
MEAD. NEARY ANp PRATT.

They Are Now Authorised to Deal in
Giasr, Sand and olaY.
Willard Salisbury, Jr, appeared be-
fore Judge Grubb this morning and was
granted n chsrter for the Delaware Glass,
Sand and Clay Company Phillip o.
Mead. Street aud Sewer Commissioners
William A. Pratt aud Patrick Nsary are
the incorporRtors.
This capital stock Is $50 600, divided
Into 2. 900 shares OF the par value Of $50
each The purpose OF the company is
implied by the title.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Adrina fn nnr nnnnra.

The owners Of dogs are very Glow In
coming up and getting their registry
tags. The twenty days allowed By law
will be out Monday week and then the
dog catcher will begin his crusade. Oaly
26J owners have thus far put Ia sp-
psarsnoe, although according 10 the
registry books Of last year neatly 600
tags were used The wise owners Of pet
canine will do we'll TO step to the cap.
tain's Office aud settle before the rush
begins
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
From Reservoir 70 Bathtub,

A. B Clement. law student Ia the
cfics Of Bradford, Vandegrift & Byrne.
has In his possession g minnow which
made remarkable journey through the
city water pipes This fsh. which is
between one and two inches long, was
found In the batntub at No Alb Jefferson
street, where Mr. Clement boards It
had passed through at least a mile Of
pipe in going from the reservoir TO the
bathtub
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
hi Mamorr Id Joaeph BIC.

To morrow afternoon two memorial
services for the late Joseph Pyle will be
held The St Pauls NJ K service win
begin at 9 30 o'clock and will be
addressed b. Presiding Elder Barrett.
DR. Hulburd and Charles Baird The Y.
~ G. A special service In memory Of It's
late president wi begin at A o'clock.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Eastern AppIes An the markets.

A feature Of the street msrkets TO- day
Was the appearances OF many midwintsr
varieties OF Eastern apples. Bsldwins,
Greenings. Roman Beauty and Northern
spys sold for 81 90 and 50 barrel, re
falling for 20 cents a half peck. Nearly
every fruit sand was we'll stocked with
these excellent articles Of produce.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
WIllls for the Oubnns.

WAsHISeToN. Jan IL Congressman
willis, Of Delaware. has taken MP the
cause Of the Cuban insurgents. and to-
day endeavored to secure the coneidera'
tlon OF a resolution by the Houss. 1t
was objected to before 1t had been read.
however. aud will go to the COMMITTEES on
fereign affairs.
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
Wns sInn.nnn shnrt.

OMAHA, Jan. 1i-Ex City Treasurer
Boln has been arrested. He was deposed
several months ago owing TO rumors OF
shortages in his office Recently it devel-
oped that over SiO0 900 Of city funds could
not be accounted for. His deputy, Jerome
Eugene Coulter, was arrested recently for
taking $50, 600 Of the money, but for some
reason Bolin escaped prosecution until
now
Evening journal., 1896-01-11
The Deutai's Reorganization.

holders of the Wilmington Dental Manu-
featuring Company will meet At the
company's oticgs and further consider
the plan Of Reorganization. This - bat
one Of several meetings which have been
held recently.