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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
Las Reiorlis dol ST. Eania d
EsTuD1O cR1TrCo
ON IdNACl0 DIAz tANEJA.
SrGtr del BOLETN KERCANfIL

Tai es Ia portada de IN folleso
lue acaoa 10 editarse en- estA Ca
"a, obra del Director del BoLxTm
MEBcLRTI. Consiene 60 paginAs
10 lsc.uIA sn ~ mayor, y, como
% lla aauoeiado, ss dedicA al iius.
,re Jets Dc. tsrudo "Uni6n Con :
SitucionAl'' de Cuba, Exeno 81
AArqae dt Apixseguia. Contis'
as ei s,guiensk programa:
Dedlca .oria. - PreIudioa. -
OssAIrol.o. dol plan.-Considera'
>,ones.--Ei pIcG nDulo sxpouic,on q
-Los caylt.s.-La CAnar'
lnsa,Ef. -, CoassJo.-El Gcoer
nAdoT t1e0erAa--La nlssorlA.
lexAiidsl. --La sAEon supremA.-
La HepArheaon
Ei tollssp 60 ofEece en- las q
kuisntes ccnoiciones;
I'm ecu piAr----..... o0 Gi
GOL cl feIrASo del Au.or. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
sMOvIMINNrO DE BUQUEs
UNTRADAs DE TRAvNSfA

UNTRADAS DE TRAVNSIA
De Londres y esca'as, vap ing
'Csyo Romsuc," J L Siivs y o.,
con catga general para varios.
De Hell fax, vap alem 'Ssnier", q
Lopez Villsnil y o., con salazonts
y MADEIRA para varIos.
De Habana y escaIss, zap Ssp
'Manuela', Ludwig Dupl. Ce con
cigarri los para varins.
De B,I ,eiopa y escslss, vsp. esp.
"JuAn Forgas" y RubeaG HERNIA
nos, con carga general para va1lQs-
HsrRApAs on oABorAJE
'vsp esp. " Yvo:Bosch " de su
ruts.
Col esp "Issbels" de Huma ,so.
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA, DC 8 IL
! ns'' =
SALIDAS DE TnAvHaIA.
Para st Thomas gol dan dag
mar, espachada por J I Silva ,
Co.. on lastre
Para New York, vsp ing "Fort
William, despachado pur lstimer
y Fernandez, ,cCn carga de trHneit1.
Para Habana y escaIas, vsp esp
Oonde Wltredo, despaohsdo pof
) dc Izqulerdo J 90. Pof j 0 ,hoa
? Hermalo, 25 sl almidon u sl mi
rahuano.
Pare r. de Malloroa berg esp
"Beatria", dtsps. h.GO por kubert
Hermanos, l Cl cate II kill 1045
81, ol aldsar lis 23O k los. 247S
cueros do l6. 2O672 kuos j el Il
ppt sgaasdiente P O.ldas y =
|37S carros do ie, .625 k o.. Po-
F. Font y Hsrmano l quito % 8
:3 Ailos 133 81 l Orl a4d 'ar 19849
ki,os. Por j PiE, y Nj 8. 294 eue-
ros 0r 6. 2252 kiss. Pr Vicente
J O, 4 pp pa.uArdiente Por Ahu
mauA , O. 2 ltabA.o, Pr Pleras
y O. l cl rsbscos.
Para SauGieg De OIoa. VaQ log
"O.yo R,m*no desp.chado p
j L silva J Go, CON cArga dc 1rs n.
sito.
sAulDAE DIG CABOrAJE.
GIL. esp santa" para Aguadi
la ? MeysgueE.
Ga. esp. "Pepito para Ponce.
Col. esp. O emsntlna para
Nsguabo = Humaca0.
Gil esp "Z4rAgo1a" para VieQues.
DESPACHADOS
SNinguuo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21

Muchas son las vidas que esta medi
Gina ha salvado y sigue salvando.
Don Francisco DEL Peral, Melico
CT uiano de "a Universidad de la Ha
bana.
Certifca: Que por muchos amos
ha usado la Emulsion de Scott de
aceite de higado de bacalao con hi
posfos6tos de cal y de sosa en- los Cd
SOS de tuberculosis. enterfnt d.. drs es-
crofulosss y espccialsoen'e en- e I'd
quitismo de los ninos. por 10 que no
dudo en-. Oar el'presente cernticado.
Tomeguin, Cuba, Abril g. de 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
o. I sNkUD. ion fon:S S,S xif:a G.a o'as Al

'10nstante surtidO de relojes, y
qtenoerfa de orc con brillantes y
plourss mas de 10 mas moderno
lue pueda desearse. Garantixsn los
1DJetos y venden 4 precios m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
Luz DLknnOl RLAIlA
DE ULfRLELk

us2Esss Alsts asAas So
EegalxA sssee asss@ kaas ts4~
malMStss e@sa Y&ssss gAxa - sAs~
s'eAsma As - IaDal@AAe@sa. vtGA@~
aAAsa j OatAAa@Asas p@1 n@G
AnaT98 u. 0aIsx@. M~Hassss~s~
ta8 As ! : xsxx@saaN.A j MAesAse
pMbkt3@ 80 - @sHaa
Esssssaa aNsassMaaa o. 90 taAn@a
" I9sAAA sMa sea4 as@A.
\ ssatMss 60 s&ss s@s8x@ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21

DRDicAroRiA.
LA RAzoS DEL rITULO..
SuMANo.-Luchemoa-El debeI
cumplid la generation que su-
be- La justicla humenA-Pretex-
tos criminsles. - La formula dc
progreso.-El p@o greso y sna ma
nifastsciones.-EA opinion p6blica
Ri periodlsmo.--Lo que debe sey
81 periodismo 10 que es hoy 10
prsns. --I.a rfenss ) lls leyeA-
- .solaries. 10 que deho sef 10
.c,isiaa C6rno sc n&cen los poll
tisos.-ttmo naoea los partidos.--
Loa pr0gramEs politicoa.--ArtiH-
eins poiltiosa -Pl oarnaval politi-
so.--MiseElas polit!cAa. -- Hlnceri-
dad politics. .--Fanatiamo politicc
LA dsmocc&eiA-- Principles de-
mocrAtieOs --Ahaurdos democrAti
eos.--Dellrlos trhoarAticoa. -- L.
libcrtad dc 10 CAscirA.--Iabortsa
contra dcfeoho.-Iaa iyualdad %.
GiAl.-- IA lgualdAd en Ia historic
Ia igusldad ante IL raEoa. La 90
teFAniA---LA demagog A.-Lce hun
Eos nodoEnoa--LA rVvol ucionL --
LAa hne!gaA--~Coafas!on J eaoa.--
HI nlai Isnao. -- PrugsagA AaaAa demo
.cdoEA& --OAaoxE soeaAl.---AnuRo
EniAs y anomAliAA HI mAyus d
los sKroFuA Ala VI. In nAvu--kpi
logo y eonelusina.
Dc yentA Mn IL lmpteatA De
boLETlM MMaoAxvGL-
! Preaao.---uE peso saaeaeniA snr
saroa slu1np.sI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21

Domingo, 21,-San LUIS Con
zaga, confesor, y Santa Deme
tria. vrg y mr..
Lunes, 22.-San Pauline, OBJ
y San Acacio y 10000 compa
neros martires.
Martes, 25 Santa Agripina,
vfrgen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
rRAvEstA.

rRAvHsfA.
Pol. esp. 'Ts:e,A' dessarga1do.
OAE0TAJR,
Col. esp. "Eletsure" pendiepte.
Col esp "Borinquen' pendiel te.
Col. esp. " Petra csrga pl r.
Arecibo.
Bdra. esp. "PaquitA" carga psfa
AguAdilla y Maysghss.
o.. esp. "Provldencia," caTgA
para Fsjardo.
Bdts. esp. Maria Artau," ca,ga
D ara Arroyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
eAcETA De HOY.

Real Orden nombfando para una
Eseribania de Ponce 4 Jose Celestino
Schroeder.
Idem deciarando de texto para la
Peninsula y Ultramar eI libro "Arit
metica y Operaeiones fundamentals. ;"
de que es autor don Jaime Comas y
Muntaner, por la forma dialogistica
que emplea dicho libro. por la exten-
sion y claridad de las materias que
comprende y porque Is de mucha
convenience y utilidad para Ia ense-
1anza en- las Escuelas.
Idem declaraudo que no puede re
conocerse como libro 1til para texto
en- las Escuelas de esta Isla el libro
de don Herminio Santaella, maestro
de Coamo, por haber tanto en- la par
te impresa del referido libro como en-
Ia mauuscrita errores muy sehalados
deficiencies notables, en- virtud dc
10 cual no debe ponerse en- manos de
los nifios una obra que tiene seme-
)antes oefectos.
Nombrado Secretario municipal
de Maricao don Enrique Marquee
Huertas, que hguraba en- el prim II
lugar de Ia terna propuesta al efecto.
Subastas.
Sc anuncia que estA vaeante la Es-
cribanfa de actuaciones del Juzgado
de San Francisco que desempehaba
el difunto don Vicente Gonzalez Go
meZ.
Reparto de Ia derrama provineia
para el aiio econ6mico de 1896 81
Asciende en- total 4 5 1874. .6oo.
Providencias judieiales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
L1.-TNTUAN-il

11.-TETUAN-ll
4.lmscenistas importadores de
provisiones. Venta al por mayor.
Doefios de ls antigus , acredita-
ia F&brica de F6sforos, estableci-
da en- banturCe.
Marcss BOLlVARy CCNILL
-Dep6si,o: Tetuzn IL
Agentes de Ia &cceditada maroa
de eigarrillos Paiarito. Belleza =
Libertad.
Fabrlca de a0ores de tolas claseu.
Admitan RzdoRres & consi9ns.
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
falac0 On rama dol Dals.'

Venden 1 preoios m6dicos B. A
LlaneSa Hermano ca su almsoln
lCAle de II Foftalesa n6nero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
AERNAIZ & co.
-T.-11TUAN-lSl

Importadores en grande escala.
De mercancias de tcdas prooeden.
1lAs.
Sus tien6ss d. detail EA LUZ
NLEOTRIOA J La. VILLA DE
BILBAO son sem pre- Ias meior
surIluas.
T1enen eucnrssles lmpOrtadoras
an AfeOlbo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21

la terrible iisis tiene un enemiko
poderoso en- Ia Emu!s!on dc Scott.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21

.1PngAoIoNEs oR B1oUas ES Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
Subastas.

Reparto de Ia derrama provincial
para el aiio eeonomieo de 1896 81.
Asciende en- total 4 5 I84. 4.6oo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-06-21
DRD;CAFONA..

t.~sl Dn. %sOLsf, assras1n :IIm PsuIssGs
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
WILMINGTON NEWs NoTEs.

Mary J HarPis. of Lewes. Sussex county,
has been granted an original penn ion.
For second hand furnit ure At rock bottom
prices go 10 Conway 5, Sixth and Lombard sts.
John p. Taggart aeaisttnt ticket agent of
the B. & q. rgilroad at Baltimore and who is
well-known IN Wilmington. has been ap-
pointed travelling passenger agent for the
road with headquarters at ST. Paul, MINI.
The barse Martha Is discharRing a cargo
Of boring a. the Old Ferry rolling mill OF the
DiRmosd state Iron Company.
If you wish a good cement pavement 90
TO Simmons and Brother, 7la Market street.
Father Men anus will preach during the
services AZ SN. Mery's Church this evening.
Rapid progress Is being made In the work
Of bulldlne the wing 10 the Delaware State
Hospital at Farnhurst. The walls are up to
the first floor and joists being laid.
For a good IS cent meal 20 TO the City
Restaurant, 80 King street.
-ReRister of Wills CSoch granted letters
testameniary upon the estate OF Sarah A.
Simpson TO ID. kr mp 5estarday Stternoon.
Sheriff Gillis sold this morning ths stock
OF goods belonging 70 Iy on q Richardson at
Fourth and Lombard streets. IL WAS 2ur-
chased BY Harry Emmons for $500.
-Chudren's Day will be celebrated At Cen,
tral Presbyterian Church on SUI day week
The official board OF Asbury Church has
expended SEQ in refurnishing the parsonage.
The steam barge s. f Hartmann is dis
charging a carload cf moulding sand at the
Harlan and HOllingswOrth COnlpany's wharf
for USE IN the foundry.
On account of dry weather the Peninsula
end New Jersey straw berry crop seems % be
falling cn Only i've cars came ~ on'the
Del waIt division this morning. ana but few
beri les came from Pennsgrovo on the Ulrlca.
- he steamer Maverick. having had a new
wheel put IN. cleared from the Harlan and
Hollngsworth Conpany's yard this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
TRUSTEES OF THE INSANE
LISTEN TO DR.. HANcKER's RE-
PORT.

Board OF Trustees OF the Delaware state
Hospital Meet at Farnhurst To-day aud
Transact Routine Business-A Now Rule
Made for Attendants.
The Board Of Trustees of the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhurst met to- day
at the hospital. DR.. Black presided and
Drs. Orr, NAPLES and Carlisle, Messrs
Stewart Hopkins and Cooper were
present Superintendent reported the
population of the hospital May l. was
lat males, 10 females total POI since
that time there have been admitted, 8
males, 3 females; discharged, 4 males, 5
females; died, males. Tue population
June, / was: 14S males, los females; to
tai. 256 or these 80 sro colored males
and II colored females.
The hospital has two officers. fourteen
employees and twenty attendants Daring
the month $237 45 was received from
board oi patients.
Mary Burke has resigned as domestic
and Harry King as attendant William
II. Piper hiss been employed Rs attendant
and Lydia Smith as domestic
The Trustees sanctioned DR.. Hankers
action In dischsrgiDg two young women
attendants, one for maltrsating q
patient and the other for lying d. s.
Hanckers addressed the board on his
recent visit to the convention of
American Asylum Superintondants
AZ Boston lie spoke of the
trouble In the New York hospitals which
are nov under the attention OF the State
Commission of Lunscy. He learned that
it Is customary in o number OF American
hospitals to provide a blank book for
the oath and declaration OF an
attendant to fill out each month upon re
csiving his or her pay, declaring that
they had not maltreated nor seen abused
Sny patient during the month. The
board ordered that this plan be adopted
at once. DR.. Hancker was allowed $25
out Of the general fund TO be expended
for fireworks on July
A resolution was carried providing
Fifty more aravestones numbered from
81 to 100 Dr. Black. who visited the
hospital periodically during the month
Of Msy, reported favorably and DR.. WP.
Orr, VAS appointed visitor for June.
Il was decided to invite 1.-THE State
Medical Society to visit the State Hospi
tsl at Farnhurst on the frst Thursday
of July
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
WILD DASH or HORSES.
Two Local Runners which Created Great
Excitement ON ths oeuseway Yesterday
Afternoon.

Two Local Runners which Created Great
Excitement on ths Ceuseway Yesterday
Afternoon.
Pm Adams and Major Fisher. two
Wilmington hucksiers. met at Fourth
and Frer ch streets yesterday afternoon
aud entered into discussion OF
the relative merits of their two
horses. Adams asserted that his
blsck geldlng. Caulld5wer Scullion.
could beat Fishers white mare. Grated
Horf era1ish, in a mile running race on
New Castle causewAy Finally the argu
ment drlfted into bot. Each man put
up $50, and the horses were stripped OF
their harnets Adams secured Lyons
for jockey, and Fisher mounted Harry
Hall, better known as "Yaller" Hall on
Grsted HorseradIsh
Quite coneourse Of people followed
the raeers to tho causeway They crit
Icised the two horses fsvoraby and an
ticlpated 3 close and interesting race
The bookmakers asked even money on
Csulihower Scullion, which was eagerly
taken up by the pArtislns Of Grated
Horseradish.
Gap" Campbell wac s'arter ard John
mcMannus aud Sam McManus we're
judges. The horsesdsshad CT In
iine form with Gatd Horsera
dish half length Ia tae lead. Cauli
flower Scullion slowly forged ahoed
until the two horses were neck and
neck. The Widest excitement prevailed
The yachts along the Christiana ran
their colors to the masthead. All the
shops along the river front closed down
and the workmen crowded the roofs
watehing the contest OF speed with
parted lips and bAted breath. Bets were
freely exchanged,
Ly yous brought his whip down on
Caulhower Scullion's flank. The nobl .
animal hlnched back about three feet and
Grated Horseradsh had the lead. Her
hackers went wild and doubled their
bats. Yeller Hall smiled sar
donic smile aud pressed his knees
into the side OF the noble beast.
Just then he saw something shoot
by him. It was Caullhower Souilion
with Lyons holding on for desr life
Five So ionds later he heard something
whiz by on the home stretch It was the
same OLD Oauliffower Scullion and the
redoubtable Lyons. Next ne heard a
loud cheer, mingled with groans and
knew that Grated Horseradlsh
had lost her owner $40 and
thouHands to her bAokors. In addition TO
being beaten BY quarter OF a mile. By
the time be had parsed under the wire
the stakes had besn paid and the Grated
Horseradish pArtlsans we're staring
bankruptcy In the face Caulidower
Scullion made the mile In 15t while
Grated HorseradIsh passed under the
wire In 8 1871
Evening journal., 1896-06-04

Miss Speakmsn IL all her testimony was
as true Rs that concerning her version of
the interview with him and Mrs Ball
She replied. II tell you the truth. "
Judge Ball tried to get o direct answer
but the committee decided that was
direct enough Mss Speakman showed
a most wonderful forgetfulnsss Of the
main events Of the affair, most OF her
answers being I don't remember. Il
can't say" Il did not see It, etc.
Other witnesses Testify.
Flora Folsom, Martha Sayers ana
Jennie Cross did not see any blows, nor
did Miss Ella M Marvel, although she
noticed that Sthel's face WAS "colored
from some force working within" When
Judge Ball asked her what kind of force
that was she replied: 1T was the same
force working within her that possessed
the swine we. read about Ia the Bible,
and caused them to rush down the hill
Into the sea.
Miss Msrvel's answer caused the usual
laugh which follows such attempts.
Miss Alice Jackman. Miss SallIe K
Shaw, Miss Annie K Shaw, Mrs Maggie
Money, Miss Clara Hyde and Mrs NJ
Christine Hellings we're sworn but their
evidences was unimportant. It wss then
decided to submit the case to the com
mittee without argument. The som
mittee will hand down it's decision
Monday evening at the meeting Of the
board.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
10 BE SOLD FOR TGXgS.

Radical steps Being Taken by tho CITY
Tax oMoo TO Bring Deiinquents TO
Terms-Thirteen Houses to 30 Sold.
City Tax Collectors Mitchell and
SAyers hsve begun radical measures
against owners OF real estate who refuse
to pay their taxes The hrat victim Il
the Rowe estate In the Ninth ward II
comprises thirteen houses. the taxes
due the city amount to $158 60
Collector Mitchell has placed the
matter In the hands OF City Solicitor
Harman, who will advertise them for
sale within the next ten or fifteen days.
IL Is likely thar sale Of several other
properties will follow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
rirnt FrIdar nt sl- Patrinl.,a-

The exposition Of the Blessed Sacra
ment will be observed In 81 PAtIick's
Church tomorrow, beginning with mass
at o'clock q. m. and closing with bene-
diction at z 80 p. 10. There will
also be celebra tion OF mass
At o'clock. novens In preparation
for the fesst of the Sacred Heart began
last night with a crowded congregation
Father Flynn will give a conference on
devotion TO the Sscrsd Heart every night
during the novena.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
soott's Kew Pastor.

Rev. "A. L. Hutton, the new pastor aof
Scott M e Church. who Is to sucoe, d
Rev 8. N 2ilchsrd. arrived In Whining
ton last evening, Through an error In
naming the time OF his arrival the mem
bsrs Of the ofiielA board Of be chursh
who intended to have met him at the
railroad station did not get there
until an hour after Mr.. Hut.
ton came. Mr.. Hutton went to the
residence OF Presiding Elder Barrett,
whore be was met later by the mem
bsrs OF Seott's ofIislury and conducted to
the pGrsonage OF the church. An inior
NAL reception WAS tendered him.
Mr. Hutton though a ycung man bas
already acquired reputation as a fin
ishsd preacher and an enthusiastic and
earnest worker BE comes to Whining
ton from Dover, Minnesota
A public reception TO him will be held
In the church to night and he will preach
bis fret sermon on next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
pIad In Cnmdan. n. j.

Lsonard G Vandegrlft, at one time one
OF the best known citizsns Of lower
New Castle county, died at the residences
Of his son, William Vandegrift, In Cam
den. N j.. yesterday, aged 70 years His
funeral will take place tomorrow night,
servIe"- bslng held at his sons residence
The bJdy will be brought to Odessa and
buried In the graveyard Of Old Drawers 3
Church on Saturday morning Many OF
his relatives and friends who still reside
In Delaware will attend the funeral.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Death OF william moClintock.

The death Of William McClintock an
old member OF the Washington engine
company, and an uncle OF Officer Eakins,
occurred Yesterday afternoon at No.
62C East Fifth street, Of Brights disease
He Was about GO years OF sgs and a
greater part Of bis life was employed As
a machinist with the Lobdell Car Wheel
Co He leaves . daughter residing In
Fairvilla
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
FraternnI oIrrls nrestlnr.

The FrGtsrnal Mystic Circle of which
ons diyis ion known as w lmlngton Rul-
ing, No $40 exlsts In WILMINGTON, Is
holding the sunual session Of It's supreme
ruling in Philadelphia National officers
we're elected yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
RanairInr thn Rind,a Mnrl-

Tomorrow afternoon the suartsrly
a Q citing Of the trustees Of the State Col
lsge for Colored Students will bs held In
Il Conrad's law office. One Of the
most important matters TO belbrought uI
ls the rebuilding OF the workshop and
stack blown down. BY the windstorm
which swept through Kent county sew
eral weeks ago
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
ae FeII ON tho sidewaIk.

About 10 10 o'clock to day farmer.
nsmed Edward Stephens, living bstween
Newark aud Stanton, foil at the corner
Of Seventh and Jefferson streets, and re
ceived slight scalp wounds he wss car
ried into Dr. Smith Oooper's pharmscy
and the patrol wagon sent for. By the
tims it arrived, however. he had recov
cred sufi cientiy to walk away without
assistance The cause OF his fall was 3
superabundance Of extract OF malt.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Amnnr tha nrlantnla-

Oriental Ledge, No. 27, A. f. A NJ,
held It's annual election last evening
W. Oscar Brown was elscted mss er Dr.
Charles e Baird, senior warden; David
McGlil unior warden; James d Price,
secretary; and D. P. Curlett, treasurer
After the election there was a baIq act
and vocal and instrumental music.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
New Register 10 once.

This morning Calvin w. Crossau as
sumsd the duties OF Register Of wills,
succeeding J. WilklAs Cooch, whose
term xplrsd at midnight During be
morning Mr.. Crossan was kept busy ac-
knowledging congratulations from msm
bers OF the bar, Court House officials
and others who had business In his office
or made It 3 point to call and see him
d Taylor Bradford Is his deputy.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
INC AhlnusooeL,s Ia.

The new steamer Shiunecock returusd
to tie wharf Of her builders yesterday
afternoon about o'clock. after havin 2
made very successful tIill. With only
thirty revolutions she made speed Of
eighteen and three fourth miles an hour.
Her maximum speed Is thirty revo
lutious She will be completed as soon
as possible now and 60 iato commission
for Simmer travel
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Ta Attend enc Brewern, oonventIon.

Harry J. Stoeckle left for Philsdelphia
this Cserning to attend the convention Of
the National Association OF Brewers He
will attend to days session and may re
main over until morrow. when the
delegates will take trip down the river
on the steamer Twilight.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
The ndnler Irqueat Continued

Deputy Coroner Chandler lsst evening
empaneled j1ry in the case Of Peter
Miller, who WAS drowned in the race
Monday night, and then adjourned the
inquest until Saturday aHening
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Provided for his Burial.

Il WAS developed at the inquest on
Peter Miller, last evening. thai on the
night he was drowned In the race he
visited Rev Dr. Isenschmid, Of the
German Lutheran Church. and wanted TO
leave $3.50. Of which $50 was to be for a
funeral sermon and $500 for use OF the
church.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Sarah Ann white Home Meeting.

At meeting Of persons interested in
the Sarah Ann White Home No. 2, held
last night Il was reported that the
floating Indebtedness GgGinst Mrs. Whlts's
propsrty, which was devised to the
home. was paid. The home fund in
bank is $400. When forty members If
the association have been secured, the
home will be opened
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
NVn.I,inrrnn PnrIr-

Take steamer Uiries. King street
wharf, 4 and 10 p. n., SATURDAYS, June
6 and 10 p M, Sundays. June and IA.
Returning leave park for Wilmington at
10 p m, on above dates
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Her Name Annie Not Abble.

The teacher at No "a school connected
With the trouble growing out OF Judge
B slis charges Is Miss Annie Spsskman
and lot Miss Abbis spsakmRn Es stated.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Hack 70 Lo,abardy.

Hack viii leave corner Fourth end
Market streets on clear Sundays, at 30
p M, for Lombkrdy Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Grabs and Ciams

Recsived daily, sold IN lots to suit buyers
and very low for spot cash. G. W
sPIcER, No. 106 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04

c. J Morixrty and jim Frsney will
box 10 rounds at the Bijou next
Thursday, Juns II.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04

ES-For Frsmes, Pictures. EAsels and
Mirrors 20 to No II East Third street,
Hiram Yerger's Art Rooms.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04

rg-Fo Hard wooi Mantels and tile
woiK so to No. ii East Third street,
Hiram Yerger.
Evening journal., 1896-06-04
Miss speakman's VeTsil
BOARD AND ROOMS.

EORNIsHED ROOMS. 81 10 50 per week.
I S3l Tatnall street,
EURNIs HE'D ROOMS FOR GENTLE
IT men only, 6O4 King street.