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Dan03r Signals

Mare tt1n half tie o,atims Of eon'nsY
tisn do not kro.r ftey tsfs Il. hereraiH
Of symptoms by which Consumption Can
certainly Be detected
Cough. one or two slight efforts o
rising. occurring during the d1y ana "
quendy during the night.
Short brfzikfng after exerioa.
T,Ftfr,ss of ibe eted.
Omek ti.lss, especially notieeaple =
evening and after full meal
Cb,iimsss in the evening, followed y
Shebt fer. -
PfTsb.1s.ios toward morning and
PsIs f1es and iIngnS in the morn
Loss Of rifalfty.
II YOU hay. these symptoms, or any =
them. do not delay There are m.ay
rrepsrstions which CHIN 10 be cures s~
D.. H:ssr's e.sIss Rs~sdv for ConsunP'sS ~.
has the higheS. endorsements, ana -
stood the test Of years. II viii ares 81 go
sun1o,ion in its earlier stages. and CIV
,w1v the symptoms NAMED IS manx
f,ctured by til. Acker Medicine %, y
and IS Chambers 81. New YORK. ana -
BY all reputable druggists.
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The British steamer Persian Prince
from New Orleans. was sunk Monday In
The river Scteldt. Belgium, after having
win
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Castoria.

~Cas.o-ia IA en- excellent medicine to- chil-
cren Mothers have repeatedly tod ne Of its
good eject upon their children"
DA G. c. o.ooco,
Lowell, Mass.
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Spring

Medicine IS only another term for Hoods
Sarsaparilia- Its uneuua;ed sales show that
the people recognize IL a. the one tue
blood purifier Its grand effects as Spring
Medicine give renewed vigor. new hope,
high ambitions, mental strength. steaay
nerves. good appetite. prevent the "blass,"
drive away that tired feeling. 1t bridges
over" dangerous period OF the year. pre-
vents Illness and IL natures true helper
and friend. Be sure to get
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Castoria.

The Centa.f Company n Murray Street, Nov Y4rk Ctr
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"Cas.oria IL the bes, remedy sor children q
which an acquainted. hope tie day is not
fn- dis,an; when mothers will coaside. the real
in.e--s. Of their chiItren. ard use Cassoria in
READ Of taevarsosis quAck no-.ru-ns which are
destroying their loved ones, By forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
ag-a-s down their throsts, thereby srn0ins
then 70 premature graves"
DA J. r. KNcHxLos,
Conway. Ark.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
WAS A EEW COON IN TOWN.

meteor-Like He Flashed Across the Sky
aud Then Went -- over to New
CastIe-other Cases In Municipal Court
Henry johnson, is a Philadelphia coon,
and works as waiter Rt the Collonade
Hotel Yesterday no came TO Wilmington
to fash bis superior charms on the
country niggahs," and Luclfer like he
fell. After bAlling up extensively he
was taken In tow by William Smith
colorsd. who although perfect stranger
showed a brotherly desire to save him
from being locked up. and started to take
him to his house until he sobered up.
This Was beyond Eleventh street bridge.
When Ninth and Church was reached /,
however. Henry drew ''rszzor" and
ihreatenep to carve William. Officer W.
j Massey, who was at hand, arrested
Henry and found the weapon on him.
He pleaded hard to Judge Ball to let him
90 but II did not work and Henry WAS
hned s. and costs for being drunk and
held In 800 bail to answer at the upper
court to charge Of carrying concealed
deadly weapons. Henry will not work
at the Collonade for some time
John Lockery, arrested by Sergeant
Massey, drunk and exposure OF person,
was fined 50 and costs; Frank Cochran,
by officer Lyons. dlsorderly conduct. 81
and costs, and John Connelley, by Officer
Lucas, drunk, 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
spAIN las HeR eYgs oN us.
Wilmington IL y Thorn in the side OF the
Dons-Another Expedition Rumored.

Wilmington IL n Thorn I'm the Side OF the
Dons-Another Expedition Rumored.
The Spanish representatives. 10 this
country are considerably exercised over
an Advertisement which was published In
local paper. This advertisement reads
as follows: "Wented-lntelligen abba
bodied men, willing 80 60 on an excur
sion. Address Guterius. City P. o."
The hrst appearance of this advertise
ment on Tuesday was the signal foi
the advent of number OF Pink
erton spies. II Is rumored that this is
an attempt TO be In readiness for the
recognition Of Cuban belligerency, OF
whatever else may be the outcome Of the
present action Of Congress.
Meanwhile an attempt is also being
made TO recruit a regiment TO serve
against Spain In the event of war. several
Wilmington officers OF the Grand Army
being conspicuous Ia It's promotion. This
latter scheme. too Is supposed to have
aroused the interest Of the local Spanish
representatives
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
YsRUICT IN IHs MURTHG CASE.
dict and Refrsins From ExOaeration
or CeDsure.

The ooroner's Jury Finds n Simple ver-
diet and Refrains From EEOaerAtion
or CeDsure.
= The inquest In the matter OF the death
OF Engineer James p. Murtha, who was
killed in the collision on the Delaware
railroad near Blackbiid ,lAst Saturday,
was continued TO day.
The first witness was Samuel L
Richards operator at Woodside; be
was on duty on Saturday and gave con
ductor of No. 90 orders to run from
Woodside to Mount Pleasant. This was
about IL 30 10 is not customary
TO let stations ahead of train
know that train is on way.
Il was supposed that track was clear
Got orders from Clayton to send train
through to Mt Pleasant The stations
Ahesd OF train are not supposed to know
where the train is.
w. A. Fleming, Smyrna, Del train
dispatcher ClRyton-gave orders train
% TO run through to Mt. Pleasant from
Woodside. The order for 50 was issued
by me at A and was to run from
| Townsend to Clayton aud meet SO al
Townsend. II this had b en- transmitted
as given train 80 would not have started
from Townsend until 50 passed then
north
Richard Hodgson, operator at Towns
end, received train order for SO, reading
Engine so run extra from Townsend Il
Clayton and mees 52 at Clayton" This
was repeat d for vsri6cstlon. Didn't re-
csive any message from Clayton relative
to trail 81. other than the trAlI
order
William A Ahearn, operator at Black
bird, got no messages relative TO eithei
90 OK 81 on Saturday. The weather wal
very foggy. Couldn't see a train owe
100 yards away. Train 81 passed at 80
The operator at Clayton. who's
mistake In transmitting the order to 8
undoubtedly caused the accident wa
unable to be present owing to illness
The verdict was that James P Murth
came to his death by scalding In q rail
road accident near Blackbird. Their
was no exoaerAting or censurlng
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
nr An nIeann Gst the \ .Rars.

The Police Comniisslon beld an Id
formal meeting last evening A. which the
Rdvlsability Of adopting the X rays as an
aid to the turnkeys In searching prison
ers, was discussed. Il Is believed thR,
with the assistance OF this wonderful
system many secrets, now securely
hidden, will be revealed. The rays will
also be turned on the councllmen for ths
purpose OF ascertaining when the present
unsafe and miserable quarters assigned
the police will be bettered. The matronl
are also In hopes that it may revea
a carpet and other necesssrles Tor theil
barren and rheumatlsm-breeding quar-
ters Mrs. Wogan Is now at nom,
suffering with journalism secured while
on dutv
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
rnoidsnts Of the Day.

Gymnasium class practice is now car.
ried on at the Columbia Athletic Club
svsry Tuesday and Friday evening under
tina direction Of Charles Q Countiss.
Committeeman Murray Is arranging q
complimentary oyster supper for Q. A.
O. members and guests In the Opera
House next Monday evening.
William r. Sonewald, employed at the
Delaware Iron Works, Is suffering from q
badly mashed foot, which injury he
sustained by a truck running over 1t.
Houses wanted for renting. Rents collected
and returns promptly made. J. van Arsdalen
The Salem packet steamboat John v
Craven was tied up At Delaware street
wharf last night because the high wind
made the mouth Of Salem creek too
dangerous
Marie Kosciuski, Polish woman com
mittesd from the Wilmington Municipal
Court for neglect Of her two children,
and subseo uently seized with VIC
lent cramps. had sufficiently recovered
yesterday to be smovsd. She was taken
10 Wilmington BY friends on the 80
train.
Funline OF underwear at Biggs's. 2bc mp.
Jail Warden Lindsay Wilson yesterday
removed his house hold goods to Newark,
where be formerly resided. and will
hereafter Be content with weekly visits
to bis family.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
seniors and Junlora wnl march.

Baptist Church the anniversary Of the
Y. NJ. O. A. will be observed. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged
Congregational singlng. reading the
Scriptures. prayer. music by Delaware
Avenue Baptist choir, congregational
singing. report Of the standing OF the
association, music by the choir. address
by Secretary Walter @ Douglass. OF
Philadelphia. music by the choir, con.
gregatlonal singing and benedictlon. The
senior and junior members will form
at Association Hall at AS o'clock
and march to the church ia a body.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
WILLIAM WIRTS SUDDEN DEAVH.

He Was Walking Along Street In
Chicago When Hs Fell and Expired
Almost Immediately Afterwards.
Clerk of the Peace Foard has received
intelligence OF the sudden death In
Chicago OF his cousin. William Writ, 46
years old. Deceased was q native Of
Cecil county. Md. and a brother Of
ex State Senator John Writ, OF Elkton.
He has been In Chicago for many years
Fifteen or sixteen years ago, through
the influence Of his uncle, United States
Senator David NJ. Davis, he secured a
cleikshlp in the United States Court
there, and held It up the time
OF his death. De came East on February
10 to attend his mothers funeral. and
looked extremely well. His death wat
both sudden and unexpected. He war
Walking along the strest yesterday when
he fell on his face and expired inms
dlately. The body will be brought on tC
Elkton for interment.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
Villlam Fisher, Dover. a9s. $40.
sneoIaI JurY for the LIehlr.

The following special jury has beer
drawn to try the damage suiI
Of George Daniels VS. the Liebic
Manufacturing Company on next Monday
Joseph Chandler Edward Woodward
Alfred d. Bird. Eber Talley, Clinton
Sentman, Lewis H. Lyman. Johr
Nivin. Arthur Jackson, RoberI
Motberall, Rufus Stewart, Ira q Nc
Laughlin. d. d. McMullen, Will
liam White, James w. Denuipg
James IMullgsn, Joseph Heisel
William A. Jester, Daniel Cush
]. Frank Eliaslu, 1ssac j. Woods. JOSEPH
DeAkyne. Joseph Whlttock, AndreY
Webster. William Wilson
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
How,s rHIs.

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured Dl
Halls CatArrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known n. j.
Cheney for the last - years and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac-
tiOns and financially able 10 carry out any
obligations made by their drm-
West a Truax VII 1lesale D-u ggists. Toledo o.
Walding, Kinnan q Marvin, Wholesale Drug
Rists. Toledo. Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
falee OF the s. stem Price 7bc per bottle, sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials tree.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
cITY NEWs IN RRlEF.

Levy Court devoted it's energies thi,
morning 20 revision Of the assessment books
OF the Fifth and Seventh wards.
The Y. NJ. G. A. basketball team will
play the Germantown Association team AZ
Germantown on Tuesday evening.
1t Is rumored that Alfred (. Elliott has
purchased the Randolph Peters farm. south
OF this city. for SIS Oo0. Inquiry At several
OF the real estate offices fails TO corroborate
the rumor, although some dealers say that
they have heard II.
-shsrif Gillis has eleven sales on the
board.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
SEWARD CASE HUMM ING
oontInusd From FIrst Pars.
be street and sewer men was their 'p

be street and sewer men was their pp'
ptarance
James Brown testified that the trench
remained open for several months. 1t
Was from ten to fourteen inches deep
aud about sixteen inches wide, running
clear across the sidewalk The deepest
portion was little beyond the center Of
The sidewalk. Witness bad stumbled
10 the trench one night when
coming home from lodge, and exercised
care ever Afterwards There was q
large atone In the trench and it occupied
a position near the center he had
crossed and recrossed the trench repeat
edly by night and day, but never step
psd In but once.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
worth Triple the MONEY.

We have a few copies o a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing lev
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 75 copy,
which Is about one fourth the publicS-
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNAlly's Cyclopedia at 81 25. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
At the EvENIEo JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
maxweli PAYS EArnsst Money.

Actual Itransfor OF the Merritt House
property from Mrs. Mary Merritt to
Alexander Maxwell. OF MlddlstoWn. has
not yet been effected, but Mr.. Maxwell
has paid SEVERAL ltnstslments OF money to
bind the bargain. The deed and other
papers ATE now in course Of preparation.
MaxWell's offer was 92i 900
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
Colonel HaIstead's Appointment.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 5.-Colonel
Albert Halstoad, Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
has been made editor of the Springfield
Union. He succeeds the late N. Porter
Dyer. Colonel Halstead, although a
young man, has had a practical newspa-
per experience covering number Of years.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
PersonnI Events.

W. Marvin Truss and wife arrived here
last evening from Phlladelphis where
they have been residing for some time Mr.
Truss. Il is said. will accept the position
Of shipper at the Delaware Iron Works
held BY tba late Daniel h Wolfe.
Lsuis Vallette has moved into the
Second street residences vacated BY his
father. John NJ Vallette. and James
Marvel Is moving into the dwelling on
Harmony street lately occupied By Louis
Xalleffa
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
Couldn't Get Bail.

PROVIDENCE, March 5-Dr. Francis r.
Hale was unable TO secure the $4,000
under which he is held on the charge Of
having caused the death Of Katie Feeney
last Saturday, and he was taken to the
county Jail.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
rallins 70 Moiar Puners.

Interesting meetings Of the Delaware
State Dental Society we're held yesterday.
In the afternoon Or John d Thomas, Of
Philadelphia. held clinic and demon
strated The. administration Of nitrous
oxide. Last evening DR.. Alfred Porter,
OF the same city. spoke on the subjsct Of
The Nature OF Electricity"
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
Licenses IN Chester COUNTY.

WEST CHESTER, March The court
yesterday granted licenses to ffty hotels.
eleven eating houses and one bottling
establishment. There Is but one new
license IN the hotel list, and there are
two among eating houses. Eight or ten
applicants are yet to be passed upon.
against whioh remonstranees have been
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
c.,a a.. nouehr = Yarn

George R. Townsend q Co nsvs soIa .ne
Mshlon Bstten farm, near DAys.t s'9-
tion 10 Theodore Gall. OF this oi'y. ~
contains sbout $50 acres sno tns cons'o ons :
erstlon vsf betEssn e Vov ara s0'VvV'
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
p.ner pnfterne. Tenioent.

Ladies', read the fashion article on the
third page OF this paper and send ten
cents TO the EVENING journal Office for
an up to-date paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD, Time table IN eject Sept. "a

UTIMINGrON AND NORTHERN RAIL
~ ROAD. Time table In eject Sept ID
Trains leave Wilmington. French strool
station, for~B. s. o. Junction, Mon1chanin
Wintsrthur. GuyoncOurt, 9ranogue. CoeoAft
Ohadde' Ford Junction. Pooopeon. West
Chester, Embreeville, Mortonville, Coates
Vile and Intermediate stations, daily. except
Sunday, at 30 a m. 80. 4c5 and b 25 m,
Sunday only 1t 5 10 a NJ: / So and 405 D N.
Eor MaynesburR junction, Srringnold anc
intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
At1Bam, IS ana O5 p ID. Sundays only Al
10am; IS and 4 % p m.
Tor Joanna. Birdsboro. Residing and inter
mediate etAtions. daily. except Sunday. Al
Z Is q N and 81 "a. Sunday only as 10 y m
: A. 81. McCAUEIlArD. Superintendent.
BONNIE BRIGGS. 6ep. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1896-03-05

OFFICE OF LIGHr-HOUSB INSPECTOR,
~ Fourth District, Philadelphia. Ps., March
9. 1895 Proposals will be received at this
once until IL o'clock M, on Wednesday the
First day Of April, 1896, for furnlshiag and
delivering Fuel for Vessels and Stations in
this district. for the fi'cel year ending June
30, 1884, Forms Of proposals and printed spec
incations, giving full particulars as TO the
kinds Of iuel required. the Quantity and quail
can be obtained at this ONCE. The United
States reserves the right TO Increase or dimin-
sh during the fiscal year. the quantities OF
tions and a clause TO that effect Will be
iuferted in the contract; and the right TO
reject any or all bids and u waive detects
therein Is also reserved. GAOhGk Y.
REIrE Commander United States Navy,
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse District.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
CASSIDY, CONTRACTOR
Lowest Bidder on the Farm
hurst Buildings.
WITHIN THE LEGISLATIVE FIGURE

Twenty Proposals Considered BY the
state Hospital Trustees for tho New An
nex-much Interest I'm the Award-other
Hospital Business.
Builders and contractors from all parts
of Wilmington went TO Fsrnhurst early
TO day to be present at the award Of the
contract for new annex building at to-
days March meeting of the Board OF
Trustees OF the Delaware State Hospital.
When DR. Black called the meeting TO
order At II o'clock, these trustees were
present: Messrs. Smith. Cooper and
Hopkins aud Drs. Carlisle, Orr, Gllpln
and NAPLES.
The Finance Committees report was
read and accepted. The appointment OF
Mrs Agnes Tarbutton es matron was
ndrm; BY the board.
Mr.. Hopkins, who visited the institu
tion during the month OF February, re
ported that his observation found
the institution In excellent con
ditlon and everything correct,
Mr.. Smith was appointed for the month
OF March as visiting committee for the
trustees. These committeeman are sup
posed to make 'surprise" visits.
Superintendent was authorized to ad
vertise for bids for coal, to bs opened al
the April meeting.
DR. Hancker's report Of the iustltu
tlon's population March 1 shows thai
there are 252 patients-145 maleI
and 107 females There are o.
this number thirty colored malel
and fourteen colored females. There arr
two officers, fourteen employees an,
eighteen attendants.
The report says: II have received
during the month for board and treat
ment Of patients &ls3 93, leaving in m.
hands = balance OF So $40 81. Mis-
Agnes Cassidy. the matron, resigned ant
left the institution February 90. Mrs.
/ Agnes Tarbutton was appointed q
mRtron, subject to confirmation
Rose Kirk and samuel Laverty resigne
as attendants. Mary Allen and Salli
Forging we're appointed attendants an
Annie Smith as laundress.
A. L Hudson, Jr, Of Clayton, $34.
400 49,
William H. Foulk & Son, Wilmington
$50 900
Smythe & Luton. Highland, $50, S44
r D. Seeds & Son, Wilmington
1
A. & Reed Brother & Co.. Wilmington
$29. 300
John P. johnson, Wilmington. 500.
975.
PhuemmS Chandler. wilmin ston, s3l
900
William B Austin, Wilmington, &9s,
S07
William ]. Brown, Wilmington, $2s,
800
Calvin ,Swsyne, Wilmington. $50. 19l
b F, Shakespeare, Wilmington, $2S.
75O
Alfred Downward, Wilmington, $50
Og8
Hubert Cassidy, Wilmington, $27 7st
John ]. Cassidy, Wilmington, $29 "a;
slemons & Lankford, Salisbury, Md
SEQ 921
N. Smith Barclay. Wilmington, s2i
S58
Thomas ssmworth, Wilmington
$50 COG so,
William Fisher, Dover, $2s, 800
william H Ylrden, LeWes. 38l, ,234
With all additional expenses, oalcV
lated, Hubert Cassidy's bid would mah
the building cost the board only Rbor
81 0O0 above the legislative Rpproprii
tion. and the contract was awarded, sui
lect to a bond from the builder Of $40,
900
Hubert Cassidy was called before tn
board aud questioned by the trus
tees as 60 his ability. He stated this
he had tr ctCd the Q igley
/ L..lI \
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
The Faroe-comedy Postponed

The investigation into the Crum.
bauRh- Berlin farce hss been postponed
until to morrow evening at 7.15,
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
An old Residont Disd At Thurlow.

kilograms were received In this city
last evening announcing the sudden
death In Thurlow OF Mrs. Mary Becker,
the mother Of John Becker, Charles
Becker and Mrs Harry Ridlngs, OF this
city Undertaken Clewell went TO Thur.
low and brought home the body last
evening. lnterment will be made At St.
Peters. Mrs. Becker died at an advanced
age.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
PROPOSALS.

nFFIOE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ Fourth District, Philadelphia, Pa March
p 1896. Proposals will be received at this Office
until u O'Clock NJ on Wednesday. the first
day OF April. 1896. for furnishing and deliver
ing Provisions for vessels and Manifestations
IN this district during the fiscal year 70 end
June 90 1887. Forms OF proposals and printed
instructions giving full particulars as 20 the
articles required, and tie terms Of delivery
and payment, can be obtained at this Office
The right is reserved 10 reject the whole OF
part Of Rny or all bids. and 10 waive any de-
fects. The United States reserves the right TO
increase or diminish during the fiscal year,
the quantity of any item or article named IA
the Specifications. and that clause 70 that
effect will be inserted in the contract; and
that the right TO reisct any or all bids. and 20
waive any defects therein, is also reserved.
GEO, @. RFITER. Commander j. ). H.,
LIGHT House 1nepector.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
There viii Be Important business.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board o Trade will be held this evening
in its rooms over No sos Market street.
There will be business OF importance.
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
Hamhurgers'
F-PRICE
HALF-PRICE
HALF-PRICE


Whether you need new S1it or Over
coat. but hetber IL wouldn't be economy
to buy one when you eau save just OF
original cost to you
At the end Of each season we have q
olearAnce sale OF ell our goods; IL Is an
established rule, that we carry no goods
from one season to the other.
We figure that the first loss is the
easiest to bear.
So we make this bold stroke to move
stock quickly.
People don't believe las general thing)
that a concern will advertise that they
are losing money Co sell goods.
From experience we know that it
sometimes pays TO lose, sad this Is one OF
the sometimes,
II you think 1t worth your while to IN
vestigate we snail be pleased to have our
salesmen show you through. We VIII
not ask you to buy unless you see mt.
Conditions Of sale:
All goods sold for cash only
All alterations charged for at cost.
Fvsrv garment. SUITS, ULsTERs,
OVERCOATS and PANTS, at One- Half
of original price.
Store closes at p. m, Saturdays ex-
cepted.
uAnfprrpdEpC,
Evening journal., 1896-03-05
FIne FloraI pesIgns bod AIr. woIfe.

At the funeral services over the remains
Of Daniel R. Wolfe. organist and account
ant, yesterday afternoon, Emmanuel
Church was crowded 20 the doors. Rev.
r. ~ Munson ofaciated, and hymns we're
sung by united choir from all the
churches. The pail bearers we're Mayor
z. @. Boyd, E NJ Herbert w. e Roth
well, George @ Brough. ]. T. Challenger
and Denny s. Smith. Among the very
handsome floral offerings we're gossbudg,
from the Presbyterian choir; cross, from
Mrs. Sarah Postles; Tyre, from Mr. and
Mra. w K. Rothwell; roses, from Miss
NJ B. Fleming, and three handsome de
signs made of violets and roses-a cross,
a broken column an0 a large clock with
the hands pointing to the noon hour, all
from the fellow-employes Of Mr.. Wolfe
1t the Delaware Iron Works.