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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-28
Sas Subildumss Sdneerfeft tn
1900

SIN elmer Sibuns Der Sdnserfef.8 e.
bDrbe su Cincinnati tpurbs Souls gbrsott
sum Diri8entsn fur bas srobe Subj.
ldumSs 9 dneerfef bes ,Rorbamerifani.
iden Sanserbinbes". tpeltes i'm Sabr
1899 in iener Staot itattfinbet, ernannt.
Die @abI gbrsOtt's erfoIste ~einaimmis.
Seine Compensation ipurbe auf $4,000
tefsefest. Reiieipeien unb iontise nns
tcften tperben isbod beionbers persitet.
Das Wuiit Committee empfabI, bas
oas 6eft am Iebten WitttpoH bes No,
mats Stunt 1899 beginner iOlte, UNI ben
2ebrern Der bfsntIi6en SduIsn, psI6e
IN pielen Stdoten sIeidseitis Dirissnten
bon 8eiun8Uereinen iinb, @eIesenbeit ,u
seben. oaS SET mitmadsn 3u fbnnsn.
IS ioaen fdnf gonserte hattinben, brei
Ruiien.G on;erte 4benbs unb stpei Rad.
mittas8 @onserte. Das Committee fur
Salen empfabl bic grri6tung elmer tens
pordren Saue nit Is. 900 Siben uno Ell.
mem 8dbnenraum, auf Dem 5000 S6n.
ger Blab finben.
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SemOfratifber @anSioat fur s&eriH bon sadawanua @ountp,
it elm gRann, ben bic 9GHdsn nit Sreubsn u~ntsrfdssn iOqten. benn ct bat BE.
uieen, bb e ale an Jpn sehsaten InfOroeuunsen in ebrGder unb tddtser Defe
uoafdbrt. @urum fol- Elm FOLDER Mann nitt bic beutf6sn Stmmsn sbahsn ?
Bon eeutfden @lhrn attainment, Bat er bon ibnen @isnfbaiten seabt, beIte
ben beutfben Gbaafter in Der sanasn Mslt tenn3t9nen: tbatenfrafise ausoauer
unb 9sbauidfeit, 5d6i8tet unb gbrI6tdt, iopie einen siunben Denidenper.
fanb; bMie g~isenidafen, in 8erbnSune nit iener amsranHten SerantiIb.
ua. baten estm elm Iei&tes ssmatt, in allen ben bon ibm besonnenen 1nsrnsbms
unsen efOlsrei6 su iin. 8ann man ft enen beiren Winn fir S6eruf bon
9adapanna COUNTY ~borheQen, enen, Der biefem bitisen 4mte in f6biserer BGie
porfeben pirb? 3isht man ben llnteri&ieb spii6en ibm unb ieinem @esnsr &C..
nau in @rpasune. 70 mb man F6 etneefebsn, bb Serr Sdabt bsmfIbsn in is.
Der Irt nett IberIesen 1T unb Elm Wann i'm boafen Slime bes Bortes III, benz es
Our6 feline unsenbten beutidn %Giseniaafsn eeIunssn il. Fa su elmer adtunsse.
betenben Stauns empor su idwinsen elmer Steauns. bic ieber Dmtide iG.
men essnsn Sobns nitt better pdniden iDnnte uno oaber aud in anoeren unsrsn.
men ptb. DeuHhe Uubdrser, matt es eu6 sur Gbrsnfads, fdr bhisn iunseu
Oeutid' amerfaner su himmen uno aud yu arbeten: Iat ed Ourd nibS ba.
BON abbaHsn unb sest Debsr einmaI, ne INNER. bb ibr bsrsit feb, Iadiptit
ansuerennen unb su beebren. grndbIt germ Sdaot nit elmer Waiortdt, bic
suen Biaen in acknowledgement g8eHie gum ausbrud brinssn pirb.
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Sefauutnta buna.

Den foIesnoen @rlab Der faiierIiden
Sotibaft in Waibinston {:
Waibtn9ton, ben 10. Sftober 1897.
IS 1T Sur 8snntniB oes Germ 8eidS'
t~anslerS seIanst. bab sepife asenten
ben in ben 8ereinleten Staaten bon
RorosI merlta Iebencen 6euti9en &riesS'
ueteranen unter aaerlei 8oripieeelungsn
Oas Mnerbieten MAIDEN. ibnsn-gesen
Sssablune- bic anl6Blib oss l0oiGbris
gen 9sburtstuees Oes bo6ieIisen 8aiisrs
Bilbelm bes 9roben eeitiftete grlnnsr'
unBsmeoaiae su beri6afen.
@rballenem Outrage eemdB. eriu1e
i'd ersebent, bic in Sbrem 8oniulatsbss
Sirf etpa Uobnbaften oeuti6en 8riees'
Detsranen bon benz Greiben isner Nsen'
ten in eeeisneter 8eiie unb nit BEN
Slnsufleen su tpainen, bab iber bic
8erleibuns Der grinneruusS. Webaiae an
8riesSueteranen in ndaiter !3eit nod
amtIl6 8etanntmu9unsen erfOIssn ipsrs
ben.
Ser tuiisrIide @ei6dfistrdssr.
ees. bon 8sidenau.
yin bic faiierlibsn 8oniultate in ben
8ereinisten Staten,
brinse i'd bierour1 sur 8enntniB be,
betbeilisten 8reiie unb bite anbere beut'
i6e 3eituneen in ben Staten Bsnnfpl'
uunien unO Delatpare gu fopiren.
philadelphia, ben %. Ottober 1897.
Gbas. 8. Meper.
8aiferlih beutfher 8onful.
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Sbmadbe, ncrp6le Neripmem,
". WartnmsfB, @issntbdmer.
Stpsn atsnS bio 9 llbr often.

gsplast BON SoTuuussIotgteit uuo idlsdtsu
8rdumsn, sridopfsnOsn dust fen. 8lisotr.
rsibsn. Bruft.. Widsn uno SOpfidmerSen, panr.
onsfaq, abuabme Dee @sb6rs uno @tfidls, Sa.
tarrb. Wuasnoriidsn. SiubIpsrtopfuns. Mii.
oistsit. Grrothen 3tttsrn. StrBtlopisn NsuOt,
Iihtsit uuo 8ribfun. erfobrsn aus Dem ,Su'
gtnofreuno". ME slntad uno btli9 is 9tano'
l.@ stpelLt nno Doue Selunobslt, llssgfll9'
San, neuss SeiIpsrfabrsu, serer i,in eioenel
ar,t, Sbidt % Ste 8riefmarttn uno 9bt be-
fommt ipfort olss uneutbsbrIibs Bud psl iitaelt
suseianot uou ner pribnts Rlinif,
Isl o. Apenne, Ssctp slprf Gitp.
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@ie 1T eieS I

Bir bittsn sinbunbsrt Dollars 8tlcbnuna
fir iseen Had non aatdrrb, Der nibt purb Gin.
urbmtu upu Saa's 8atarrb-aur ssbriIt psresn
fam.
8. 5. Cheney & 9 o., Gisentb., SpIsec, 8.
8ir. bic llnttrssi&urrsn, babeu j.. ). Sbrnsy
felt ben lsBtsn is Sabrsn ssfannt uub balisn
ibn fur pplfpmnsn tbrsHbaft In alien @sltGfts-
ptrbaurIunasu unb fuantita bsfSbist ale ppn
Ittnsr 6irma sinsssanssntE STANDARDIZATION ~
trfiltn.
u CT s. SruaL @rObbanbss- DrOsuiRrn,
3oltbc, 3.
u Aiding 8inuaH & W arSin @rpe.
bnuesls.D roeuiiftn, 3plspo. ..
Saa's aatarrb.aur rirb iunsrlib grnpmmtr
unp pirft birch aui has 9lnt unb bic I6lsimi,
gen Obsrf6bsn hes SpftmS. 3eugnilIe ire
p%erianbt. preis 75e. fur bic 6Iai6s. 8ufauf
BON alien apptbtfTu.
Saa's 8amiIis piutn fIub bic bsfsu.
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iei benn burd erneuerte 8erfpredunsen.
an tpelde niemanb eIaubt.

let penn our9 erneuerte Serlpre9ur9en,
an pelde niemanb eIaubt.
Wenn bic Semofraten iib ietbft unb
lbrer SADIE treu bIeiben, 70 baben iie
nidtS bon Der @abI am 9. Ropember su
fir6ten. Infer Sidet III aus ben bsften
Ndnnern suiammenseiest, bic man auss
pdblen fOnnte, bic bfentlide Stimmune
IT einem 0edisI siniis seitimmt. uno
oas Snterefe Der SteuerSabIer perlanet
sebieteriid, bab Der 8eridpenouns Der
6fentllden @eIber, tpie !. 3. bel benz
umbau beS @~ourtbaufes, baB ben ,,We.
tbooen" beS RinseS, Der ale 8erpuIt.
u~nesstpeise in Stabt uno county in iei.
ner 9epalt bat, ioear bic 8uuoespatro.
nass, enblid einmaI elm gnbs semadt
pirb.
Die tiefe @dbrune, tpelbe alentbalben
i'm Yolfe berridt, mub iib auf irseno
cine Weiie bffentIlb tuno seben. uno Die
Sersanaenbeit lebct. oaB tets bic berr'
i1enoe 8artei ais SinbenbOd bsrbalten
mubte. I'm 10 mebr 1T oisS Der 5aa.
penn bieiA berridenbe Bartei einseitun'
censr Waben 10 bon Der Corruption
ourdfreien 1T, bab man ~unmOslid eiue
8ehsruns Der aa8emeinen Sage BON ibr
erparten fam, tpenn man tlar iiebt, oaB
elm Sies iie nur nod riididtsloier mas
Der tpiroe, oa Elm FOLDER cine @rmunters
uns mare, auf benz %besonnenen Weee
lpeiter ju ipanoeln.
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Spa mieberbplt iperben.

8iele Der RepubIifausr Itiben ibre
Siegesboffnuneen o%arauf. baB iie 9lau'
ben, bic sIei6en ..Netbopen" tDnnten
am Wabltase pieoerbolt peroen. welhe
iit 70 treffli6 bel Dem Nominationscons
uent b%srdbrten, oaS beiBt, man fbnne
Die @dbIer ebenio lei4t %faufen, tple bic
Delegation.
DieIe Rebnung btrfte benn bod nidt
gans genau ftimmsn uno oas Experiment
lelbit be Wittsl hes betannten OntelS
nit benz srobeu Darrell" iberiteisen.
in benz @onpente tpuren ettpa $50 Dee
lesaten uno pieIe berielben i'm 8ornus
aufgeheut uno erpdblt, neil man muBte.
oab lie Der Waitine treu fem tpiiroen
ober oaB Il! tduflrb paren. 8anS n
cers perbaIt Iib bieS bel einem 8otum
Don IS. 900 ODER 40. 900 Stimmsn, ons
iber elm aroBss 9sbiet seritreut uno aud
nidt tdufIi6 lit, ielbit. nenn man bic
Waidlne eortbin birieiren f6nnte. Wer
dnosrer Wsinuns lit, unteriddbt oenn
bod bic Selbttdubigfeit oeS burh
i6nittIideu WdbIers. pelber ieoenfaqs
niht perseiien pirb, bic Sniinuation
Der &dulibteit am 8abltase nit Gnt'
riitune ;u~rddSupeiien.
&ie bel ben meiften @abIen, 70 pirt
aud BEL Der beporitebenpen bic gnti6eio.
uns in ben Sdnoen Der unabbingieer
0dbler lieeen. bic stpar benz Namen mad
Der einen ooer anbsren 9artei angebDren,
IT'D uber ourh feline Diftat oerieIber
tontroliren laHen. DieIe 2eute IeIer
bic 3eitunsen beIoer Sdattirunsen. err
pdaen bic Sbntiaben, fafen ibre Gnt'
i6line uno Iahsn iia BON nismano be,
einhuHsn.
Damn 1T uut Der NrbeitsrItanb mid
su unieribdben, tpetder bislang peree'
bens auf bic Grfiauns Der republitdni.
iden 8erbeibunsen BON ,,9roiperitdt'
unO .,soIOenen" 3eiten seipartet bat
ST ficbt FLAIR unb beutIib. 6aB unter re
publItnniibem 8eeime Der 8eibe rei6er
Der Irme drmer tpiro. @gIebe ,un
S6ube Der Nrbeiter tpsrben ,tpar bi
uno ba semabt, aber estp6bnIi6 70 Der
~tlnuiirt, buB tie nidt ausfibrbar iine
so oerIunete 8rob unO ibr sabet mi
Slsi", bies es bel 2attimer. ,oSbr Der
ipradet uuS before 26bns uno mebr ar
belt, unp babt uns bel p%erringerten @r
teitsitunpen aub ben 8eroienlt bei6nit
ten, beibt eS bel 8Ielen. DaS I'm
Ibatiaden, bic tein politif6er @iubbeu
tel a~blsusnsn uno abi6pd4sn fam, e
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Cine Tabrif serft6rt.

SnfoIse elmer grpIoiion i'm elsftriidsn
Gunner Der Selma Suie Worts", Gan
5raneiseo. tpurbe Marp Bed sstbbtst
unO sp6If anoere unseitelts Beriouen
tpurben berIest. adt bapOn eefabrIid
Die 6abrif, pelde aus einsm stpeitbii'
gen Saupteebduoe, benz Office. @sbiube.
sinem 8aursnIaserbaus. aObIeniduppsn
uno elmer 4nsabl Wobubduier fur dime.
hide Nrbeiter beitano, wurbs~ boqtdnbie
iertrimmert. bas PuIvermusasin. peldsd
in Ginger Gntfernuns bonn Saupteebdubt
ftsbt, blieb unpsriebrt. Der 8srluf
piro auf $780, 900 sei@dBt.
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Infer 2aben prb bon einem nfubrenen butibm Websr seItet. Sefd
ass fr5d, 0urae bic beHsn in Der stubt. pa. Sprsdt Dor unb dbeseuet eud.
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schwd;Che

yerursacht Elm Gefihl ais op man ganz GER
schlagen und ohne Leben, Ehrgeiz, Energle
oder Appetlt wire. Sic list oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthafter Krankheit. oder der Begleiter
Won nerv1sen Leiden. Sic ist Elm wirklicher
Bowels Won dHnnem. schwachem, unrelnem
Blute; dem wenn das Blut reich, roth, lebens-
kraftg ind stark list, ~vcr!eilit es Jcdem Nerv,
Organ und Gewebe des K5rpers Leben und
Energie. Die Nothwendlgkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
rllla gegen Nervenschwdche zu nehmen ist
daher Jedem hekannt. und das Cute was es
thut ist ebenfalls olpe Frage.'
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Semfc's
81 ltoenti6e Sicrfmbe,
213 penn Hoenne.

Gin nab nltSeutihsr Beiie ssfibrtes aofaI,
no man fiber 1T. ftsts onssnsbms Ssielidaft
~ iiuoeu,
9as nit b~erieIben b%erbunoeue Or { 4
n I Iitfert ale 0eIitatsfeu Der 9abresseit.
,.BiirJbur9er potbtdu' uno biefae 8iere,
irnporiirte 8sis. uno Rctbueius, prima Glsar.
zen, bofide 8ebienuus.
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

-Lunch parties are in full swing In
Brandywine Park just now. and there
are any number of spoons to be seen
on the benches.
Several properties on the north side
Of Tenth street, between Monroe and
Adams streets, are undergoing repairs,
Owing to the recent heavy rains the
water is quite high in the BrandywiDe.
Some Of the race banks have been
washed in places, and in one OF two
places the water is pouring over. the
top of the north side race.
County Comptroller Kelley was in
town yesterday settling with the delin-
quent collectors.
The Levy Court is making arrange
ments to issue $15O.0O0 worth of bonds,
the money to be used for funding the
floating debt of the county.
Parliamentary Wooliey has issued
printed notices to foreign corporations
doing business in Delaware, informing
them that the new law requires them
to have a registered resident agent
upon whom legal service may be had.
and will go into effect on Saturday.
st. Johns P. E. Church has named
its delegates and alternates TO the Do
cesar Convention, which meets in
Christ Church, Dover, on Wednesday
morning. They are William J. Fisher
and e. A. Van Trump delegates, and
ex-Mayor Austin Harrington and ex-
City Solicitor George A. Elliott. alter
mates.
--"Round Men in Square Holes" will
be the theme of Rev. M. L. Hutton, OF
Scott NJ. E. Church, at Association
Hall on Sunday.
Benjamin Brown had his right hand
hurt yesterday while erecting a tele-
graph pole.
Divine Healer Schraeder is said
TO have been stoned and driven out Of
Clayton. Mo. on the bicycle which ne
recently purchased while in this city.
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
WOULD KNOCK HIN IN THE HEAD.
GoRDY FRANK ABOUT HOW HE'LL
TREAT THE MAN WHO TRIES TO
sHACKLE HIM.

Georgetown. June 1.-Sheriff John H.
Johnson and Attorney-General White
conferred yesterday, and a letter was
sent TO Governor Tunnel asking him
to send at least one company Of state
guards to be present at the execution OF
James NJ. Gordy on June IL. The Off
ciais said: "A morbid public is aroused
to an Unprecedented degree with a de-
sire to witness the execution and we
apprehend the presence of an uncon-
trollable crowd
Since the report that Gordy attempt
ed one day last week to bribe one OF
his guards to assist him to escape Jail,
the fact has come to the surface that
the prisoner has made repeated attempts
to secure his liberty by means OF brib-
cry.
He at first offered his guards only
S1O0, but finding them unsusceptible tc
that amount he gradually increased the
amount until IL reached $4,000
The friends of the shelf have ad'
vised him to have the man ironed IN
his cell, so as to make escape impossi
be When the talk of irons wos men
toned to Gcrdy he remarked that h
would knock in the head any man who
attempted to put irons on him.
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
OFFERING THE DEFENCE
A Busy Morning for CRY
Solicitor Harman.
COURTNEY CASE AGAINST THE CITY
SPECIAL JURY DRAWN IN THE
CASE OF TERESA BOECK VS..
THE p, w. & B. RAILROAD CON-
rTNIrEn TrNJrrTT. cFpTEAfpIrR


TINUED UNTIL SEPTEMBER.
All of yesterday afternoon was de-
voted by the Superior Court to the
hearing of the damage suit OF Oliver
H. Courtney's administrators VS.. the
Mayor and Council of Wilmington.
William S. Hilles and r. Bayard Hell
sci spent the day in adducing evidence
to show that but for the neglect Of the
city's agents, the young volunteer fire
man would not have met his death be-
meath his engine in the trenth in the
roadbed of Market street in the Ninth
ward.
Several witnesses testified to the
dangerous character of the place and
the hearing was continued to-day.
After putting William Ward, a BIZ
cyclist, ON the stand to testify to the
dangerous character of the trench, the
plaintiff rested.
City Solicitor Harman made the
opening address to the jury in behalf
OF the city. He said that the city
would prove by its witnesses that II
had taken all reasonable precautions
" HIOlttl lut DuDllts anu luttl Tie AC-
cident was the result of the reckless.
ness of Courtney.
He then called T. Chalkley Hatton
chief city engineer, TO the witness
stand. Mr. Hatton exemplified tbs
drawings of the place Of accident anC
its surroundings. Foreman of Sewers
w. Hicken was another witness as tC
the trench and thesafeguardss surround
ing it.
A number of large photographs wer,
| introduced and Leslie b. Christy, o
the Street and Sewer Department, tes
tilted that he made the negatives at
o'clock in the morning of the day sue
ceeding the night of the accident.
Watchman Walter Fountain ant
Patrick Higgins were also placed on tn
stand by the city and more testimon.
will be put in this afternoon.
The following special jury has bee
struck to try the case of John Nc
Nally VS.. theDelaware Iron Company q
be tried in the Superior Court on Ma
! 10:
James NJ Bryan, William Derrick
son, Curtis A. Talley, Richard Bonsal
John w. Deninson, William A. Morri
son, Reuben Satterthwait, Rufus Stew
art, Thomas Hawthorn, William Dea
kyne, William Vickery, David W. Elk
inton. Harry l. Dayett, Nehemiah
\ Davis, Joseph Heisel, Clayton NJ. Rile.
Levi c. Scott, Clarence e. Poole. Joh
w. Carrow, Jr., Alonzo S. Whittocl
Thomas Lattomus. Thomas Malone.
william b. Wilson.
; The special jury case of Teres
Boeck VS.. the p, w. & B. Railroa
Company, set for trial next Monda,
was continued until September on az
plication of Andrew c. Gray. of couns'
for the defendant
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
SPORTING NEWS NOTES.

The Pansies yesterday defeated the
Little Potatoes by a score of 20 to IS,
David Jordan put up good game at
first base. The Pansies knocked
Moore and Serson out Of the box.
Yesterday afternoon the Day Com
mittee Of the Wilmington Bicycle Club
was defeated in a baseball game by the
Night Committee by a score of 26 to 2l.
The Belmonts defeated the Orange
Colts yesterday morning by the score
Of s 20 3. The feature of the game
was the pitching Of King, he having
nine strike-outs to his credit.
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
EXTRAORDINARY SALE ON THURSDAY
VARIOUS STORAGE OF THE P. W., &
b. RAILROAD COMPANY AT THE
FREIGHT HOUSE.

There will be curious sale on
Thursday. 1t will be held by the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, at the freight de.
pot, at Fourth and Pine streets, and
will be the various carriage and stor-
age for which the consignees have
failed to pay the costs and charges.
The sales are always well-attended
and sometimes prizes, as well as the
other thing, are frequently captured.
II is klie a church bazaar grab-bag
haul, only on a much larger scale.
Women are usually most prominent
among the bidders, though there are
several men who have been known
not to miss one of these sales for years,
and during the bidding excitement runs
high.
There is no end OF fascination for
some people in buying they don't
know what.
Packages are hurriedly united by
some, too impatient to wait until they
reach their homes, while others wait
with a coolness that is positively ex-
asperating TO the more curiously in
clined.
At the sale on Thursday, however
the buyers will not have to go 1t sc
blind" for in another column of this
paper is a partial list II the articles
awaiting new owners. Among these
are shovels, and oil cans, peanuts ant
clothing, wire fence and sacks of salt
bed Stats and box of cakes. a bag o
meal and a top buggy. bundle o
brooms and box of powder, box o
liniment and stove and fixtures, be
sides boxes and contents" and othe
things too numerous to mention"
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
HIS WHEEL FLEW THE COOP.

Edward Tucker, a local wheelman,
met with a mishap while out riding on
Sunday. He was going along Barley
Mill lane, when the wheel got beyond
his control, and before he knew it he
and the wheel were badly mixed DR..
Greenleaf happened along intime tohelp
the young man out of his predicament
and minister to his needs, and after he
was through George McIntire took him
and his wheel to his home on the East
Side
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
TWELVE COLLECTORS NAMED.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
LEVY COURT HELD YESTER-
DAY.
The Levy Court held a special meet
ing yesterday afternoon and appointed
twelve Democratic collectors to assist
Receiver of Taxes Horace G.. Rettew IN
collecting the taxes of this county.
The two collectors for Wilmington
hundred will confine their work to the
collection of poll tax, while the rural
hundred collectors will receive both
property and poll tax.
Before thee meeting the Democratic
members held a caucus and agreed
upon the following men;
Wilmington hundred-John p. Dona-
hoe. Northern district; and J. Harvey
Spruance, Southern district.
Brandywine-W. L. Husbands.
Christiana-GeOrge Mcintyre.
MIL Creek-Harvey T. Baldwin.
New Castle-John T. Hayes.
White Clay Creek-John w. Morri-
son.
Pencader-Joseph O'Rourke.
Red Lion-Richard r. Cam.
st. Georges-A. L. Scott.
Appoquinimink-Ed Hart.
northumberland c. Brockson.
James A. Mulligan would have been
appointed for Red Lion hundred, but
he refused to have the office.
Relative to the funding of the float
ing debt of the county the Levy Court
authorized County Treasurer RetteW
to advertise for proposals for $3.50, ,OOC
worth of county bonds, the bids to be
opened on June u. Each Of the col.
lectors will receive $1,000 a year for hi.
services.
Evening journal., 1897-06-01
DEER PARK
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLIE
GHANIE6.

ON THE CREST OF THE ALLIE
GHANIEs.
To those contemplating trip to the
mountains in search of health OF pleas
ure, Deer Park, on the crest OF the AL
leghany Mountains, 5000 feet above sea
level. offers such varied attractions q
a delightful atmosphere during botf
day and night, pure water. smooth
winding roads through the mountains
and valleys, cricket grounds. ball
grounds, golf links, tennis courts anu
the most picturesque scenery in the AL
leghany range. The hotel is equipped
with all adjuncts conducive to the en-
tertainment, pleasure and comfort OF
guests.
There are also a number of fu- nished
cottages with facilities for house
Keeping
The houses and grounds are supplied
with absolutely pure water, piped from
the celebrated Boiling Spring." and
are lighted with electricity. Deer Park
Is on the main line OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and has the advan
tage Of its splendid Vestibuled Limited
Express trains between the East and
West Season excursion tickets. good
for return passage until October 81
will be placed on sale at greatly re-
duced rates at all principal ticket OF
fees throughout the country.
The season at Deer Park commences
June 21, 1897.
For full information as to rates
rooms, ETC., address ID. G. Jones, man
ager, Camden Station, Baltimore. Md
A TRAINING IN KINDERGARTEN
Work is open TO every young woman.
See the Friends School advertisement.