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The Portland daily press., 1897-09-07
Grand Excursions
TO -
Bridgton, n. Bridgton, Harrison
SEBAGO LAKE EROUTE.
Steamer Hawthorne.

Passing the Images, the scene of Can't.
Frye's leap for life, Hawthornes Cave and IN
dian Pulpit, the haunts OF Nathaniel Haw-
thorne's childhood. Big Indian appears in
costume, fires salute and gives the war whoop.
Foliage now In the heighth of its beauty Ex-
eursion tickets to return via steamer, good for
i've days $780, For this excursion buy ticket to
Sebago Lake and return at Union Station Fare
on Hawthorne, $780, Round trip tickets to re-
turn same day via rail from Bridgton, $500.
combining lake, river, forest and mountain
scenery. Charming sale on Sebago Lake, Songo
River, Bay of Naples and Long Lake, fourth
hand coach, drive through Bridgton novel ride
on narrow gauge railroad through the forest
Al in one afternoon. Take 125 p. m. train at
Union Station.
aug30dtf SEBAGO STEAMBOAT co.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Appropriate.

Architeot-Have you any suggestions
for the study, Mr.. Veryrioh2
Veryrich-Only that 1t must be brown.
Great thinkers, understand, are general
" found in brown study.-Household
Words.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents to canvas for the Light of
w the World, in Deering, Portland and other
adjoining towns in Cumberland county. So per
day guaranteed. Apply to the ELDER CO.,
726 Main street, North Deering. II
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RICYCLES-I want to buy from $40 900 to S15.-
- 900 worth of Bicycles, new, old and dam
aged; pay highest cash price; extra prices paid
for ladies' wheels. A big line for sale. Call or
send postal card to call on you. THE BOS-
TON STORE, All Free St, Portland, Me.
auooeI
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wANTED-,IrUArIoNs.

Forty words Inserted under this hoad
one week for 2B cents, cash in advance.
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THO LET-A convenient down stairs tenement
L of eight rooms, in good repair, large yard
at 15l Franklin St, price reasonable. Inquire
change st. al
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NOW is the time to buy Graphophone. New
~ machines only $1,000. Records and supplies
always on hand at HAWESS music store, Ala
Congress St. 81
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POSITION desired by experienced stenogra-
4 pher. Good references given from Bos
ton firms. Address "a o, Press Office. 81
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TOR RENT At No 766 Congress St.. two
rents of I rooms each, with bath. Steam
heat, etc, price upon application; also two very
desirable rents on Neal street, near Congress-.
having open fire places hard wood floors and
other modern improvements. FREDERICK S.
VAIL, real estate. =,
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To Center Harbor and return 81 so. on
Wednesday, September 6th.
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WINDOW LADY-45 requires position as
wv eompanion-nurse to invalid; Is well edu-
Gated, speaks French has travelled q great
deal; would do SO again or would take entire
charge OF one child In wealthy family, Two
years reference from present engt "WHYTE. ),
Messalonskee, Lakeside, Me. II
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WANTED Registered drug clerk of good
w calling,to work during September and part
of October, City store. Address Box 1865. IL
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TOR SALE-Lot on Vaughan street, near
Pine, size 6Ox100; the location is considered
one of the finest residential sections in Port
land. Price upon application. Also lots on
West, Neal and Chadwick streets. Particulars,
Real Estate Office, First National Bank Build.
ing, Portland. FREDERICK S. VAIL, 81
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T OST-On Monday gold ring somewhere
IL between Portland and Yarmouth on shore
road. Finder please notify and receive reward,
L. Il. DOTEN, North Yarmouth Me. IL
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A BUSINESS CHANCE for man with few
IN hundred dollars to invest to secure EN-
ployment and interest in nice paying bust
ness. For particulars address Box 839 Portland
Me-, giving address. 6-1
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For RENT-Furnshed and unfinished
rooms at No. II Brown ST. ri
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FOR SALE-Ladders OF all kinds poie plank,
step, or extension; the best and strongest
ladders made. r. WESCOTT. 131 Lincoln St.
foot of Myrtle st. l9-tf
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WANTED-By a single gentleman, furnished
w room in a private house. with or without
table board. Western part of the city pre-
ferred Address A. w. c., Press Office. City.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs GENTS cash In advance
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ITO LET-Two very desirable six room fats.
WORTH BROS, 105 Middle ST. al
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TO LET-Near Pine St, a very pleasant mod
= ern rent, Of rooms with bath, steam heat
hard wood floors, separate front doors. sanitary
session. For particulars apply to real estate
ONCE, First National Bank building FREEZER
lex S. VAIL. III
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TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS to travel for re-
sponsible house. Salary $3.50 and expenses
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. DOMINION COMPANY, Chicgao.
Sant1 80
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Completee engine lathe,
"a inch bed. slide rest screw cutting gear,
ETC., in good condition. cost Sl75.Oo to build.
May be seen at H. E. MURDOCK'S ,foptician,
under Eye Infirmary. II
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EOR RENT-Near Western Promenade two
L exceptionally well located rents in a
modern house, containing, rooms and bath
each. with separate steam heat ETC., ETC., rent
office: First National Bank building, FREDER-
lex S. VAIL. ~
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r .OST-Fox terrier, answers to name of
" .Ruffy,' jumped from train at Uuion sta
ton, Monday. Suitable reward if left at PORT
LAND TRUST CO. I'll
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I'M ANTED-Situation by colored man as
w coachman In private family. Experienced
and references. Good gardener and lawn at
tendant. Quiet and strictly sober. Address T.
G. BRITE, Cash Corner, Me. III
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YOUNG MAN to learn engraving that pays
$50 per week salary. Positions guaran-
teed. Tuition paid after position is secured.
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NOTICE-We pay the highest cash prices for
~ household furniture, show cases and store
fixtures, gOr receive the same at our Irooms on
consignment GOSS s. WILSON, Is Free ST.
30-2 If
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| SITUATION WANTED-By an American
y woman as housekeeper, or in a small family
where there are not children. Can give first
| class references. rs Spring street, City 81
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EOR RENT--We have very large list Of
u houses and rents to let at our real estate
office in First National Bank building. Special
attention given to collection of rents and gen
non-residents. FREDERICK S. VAIL, Real
Estate. II
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THRISTIAN MAN WANTED not employed,
~ acquainted with Church people, SIS per
II Franklin, St., Boston, Mass.
mar9 1aw26tTues
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HORSE TIMERS.

FOR SALE-Elegant musical instruments,
pianos, music boxes, Reginas, violins, man
dolins, banios, guitar, harmonicas comets,
music, instruction books etc Pianos tuned.
Please call, HALVES, Al Congress st.
aup11d4W
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OST-Sept. 2, in the vicinity of Monument
- Square, ladies' gold watch with initials on
outside: The finder will be rewarded by leav-
ST, II
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pILLSBURY'S BEST and washburn's Super
Louis $575 per barrel. 10 pound tubs pure
lard 65c. Pea Beans 35c peck. Yellow Eye
beans 40c peck. 20 pounds granulated sugar
pounds sweet potatoes 25c c. A. ROUNDS. cor.
Boyd and Heath streets. ii
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHOW CASES of every description, new and
- secondhand, bought, sold or exchanged.
GOSS s. WILSON, Is Free st. Il
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WANTED-AIl persons in want of trunks
W and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 17-2
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WANTED.

Forty words inherited under this head
one week for as cents. cash in advance.
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NEW MICH Cows for sale. H. MAXFIELD,
IN StroudWater 81
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7 OST-On the road between Cumberland and
~ Portland, black feather neck scarf The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at
No. 2O2 Commercial ST., Portland. JOHN II.
TRUE. 81
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EOR SALE-A we'll established periodical
n and paper store centrally located on one
OF the best business streets in the city and
doing good profitable business fine chance
for any one looking for business in this line.
Inquire of A. c. LIBBY s. co, AZ IL Exchange
81 BOZ
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FOR SALE-.On the best part of the street
n near Longfellow Square, three story swell
front house and land No. 1T State St, good
and afternoon sun; can be bought at a reduced
price to close estate. BENJAMIN SHAW,
81 IL Exchange st. 40
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MALE HELP WANTED.

-First-clsss salesman, salary and
w good commission; enclose stamps for re-
ply. Address BOX 70, u. S. Hotel. II
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CONCORD WAGON-For sale cheap, Gus
- tom made, high back leather cushion.
Having sold my horse l have no use for the
same. W. H. CHASE, at Lowell Arms Co., 1SO-
1872 Middle st. 6-1
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EfOR SALE-Loam. 200 loads of loan for lawns
:, = or gardens for 5Oc per two horse load de-
llyered anywhere in Portland. ANGELIC
LORELLO, box q, Deering Center ii
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WANTED-An advertising solicitor and man
W ager in Portland. Must be strictly tenn
the right man. Address giving qualifications,
KLONDYKE. Box 1886, Portland. Al
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EOR SALE-Fine Glenarm colt. five years
old, and well broken. sound and kind in
every way. warranted, handsome and good
bargain. Can be seen and tried by applying to
No. 43 Green street. GEORGE B. DAMON.
al
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THO LET OR SELL-The beautiful new resi-
L dence 80 North street, large grounds, cor
ner lot Everything ysnn up to date just
SHAW, 90 North street. 81
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I OST --Aug. %, alady's finger ring with stones
- spelling Regard probably between High
and Oak streets, or Spring. The finder Will be
rewarded on leaving it at the MISSES McIN-
TIRES, IA Spring St, 81
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ITO LET-Up stairs rent, 257 Cumberland S16
new room cottage, Sheridan street, SO; up-
stairs rent SO North street; rooms and bath,
excellent rent, $1s. Apply H. II. SHAW, 90
North street. 81
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Eo LET-At No. 90 Oxford St., lower rent of
same floor, cemented cellar A desirable rent
Ior small family also lower rent at No 90 of
rooms. Apply at No. % Boyd ST., right hand
DELL. IL
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED--Capa girl for general house
" work. Must be a good cook. Call at 273
State street between and O'Clock p M Left
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EOR SALE Building lots at Oakdale. The
Deeriug Land Co. offer for sale on io~f-
able terms. desirable building lots on Forest
Avenue, Falmouth, Fessenden, Pitt. William
and Deering Sts, OakdaIe Apply to CHARLES
c. ADAMS. Treasurer, 81 Exchange st.
aprZe eow2Ow
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NOR SALE-The fine litter of ST. Bernard
Il pups, exhibited at the New England Fair
are for sale by John A. Clarity and can be seen
at John L. Best's, Commercial street For in
for. ton in gard to breeding. price, etc., en-.
quire of JOHN A. CLARITY, q. s. Hotel, City.
II
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WANTED--To buy out country store hav-
" ing but a small stock Of groceries or gem
eral goods. Must have some living rooms con-
nected, or would rent vacant store. Address
P. o. Box 596, Portland, Me. Al
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WANTED-A boy In clothing department.
W MILLIKEN, COUSINS & SHORT. 81
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WANTED chance to do any kind OF re-
w pairs In your heating apparatus by men of
experience. Send a postal. Telephone No.,
1884 r. WESCOTT. 131 Lincoln St.. foot OF
Myrtle. 19-tf
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.

NOR 81 LE-Fine lemon and white Pointer
a. Bit h. two years and a half old thorough
ly broken on woodcock and partridge and free
from tri ms; also pure bred Buckfeld Fox
hound puppies. For further particulars address
G. S. HAYDEN, Raymond Me. III
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ly located at No 125 Emery st. containing 8
rooms with all the modern Improvements, heat
with steam and hot air combined A good sized
lot with fruit trees on same. Inquire of A..
LIBBY & CO., 40 1-2 Exchange ST. aug304
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
IN mortgages, on real estate, stocks, bonds,
and life insurance policies or any good securi-
ties. /. P. BUTLER, 4s Exchage street.
aug264
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WANTED-Young lady in an office. must
write good hand, be correct at figures.
one tnat can use typewriter preferred. So
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M ONEY LOANED-Don't borrow money
M from your friends and have them remind
you of it hereafter. l will loan you on your fur
niture pianos, or other personal property with
out removal or Inconvenience, confidential, on
any repaying basis. Address "PIVATE
PARTY" p. 0. Box 1885 aug164
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WANTED-For a customer two tenement
w house, also single house, should prefer
both houses between India and Grove Streets
price of the two tenement house to be near
$4,000. Apply to MAINE REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, 121 Exchange street 81
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II DOM TO LET-Large front furnished room
~ ~ on hrst floor with board. Address 3s7
CuLnDerlanQ street.. II
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ITO LET-Three nice flats rooms and bath
1 room to each fiat; modern improvements.
Prices from SIS to $40 to small families stu
ated near Congress street on Smith street; fine
MURPHY BROTHERS DRUG STORE, al
Congress street. Al
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
ASBURY'S REVIVAL FIRES.
MRS. VAN COTT. THE CELEBRATED
NEW YORK EVANGELIST, STIR
RING UP THE BRETHREN.

Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, the New York
evangelist who is celebrated for effect
i've work at Methodist revival meetings,
is at Asbury Church this week and is
already doing great work among the
unsaved
Tonight and every afternoon this
week, except Saturday. Mrs. Van Cott
will continue her campaign for souls
She is ably supported in the evangelis-
tic efforts by Or. Tinker, pastor of the
church, and a vigorous praying band.
The evening services begin at 7.30
o'clock.
The pathetic and exceedingly impress
sive songs of Mrs. J. A. Fitch, of Phila-
delphia, at Asbury Church. on Mrs. Van
Colts opening day, have had such an
effect on the appreciative congregation
that strong efforts will be made to have
her in Wilmington again.
Mrs. Van Colts subject fer this al
ternoon was "Sanctihcation; the Lord s
Kind and the Devils Kind"
Mrs. Van Colt preached a powerful
sermon last evening on God so Loved
the World" The interest was so great
that the after service lasted till 1890
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
WALKED IN ms SLEEP.

Returning on "Pennsy" train from
Annapolis. Nd, during Sunday night,
Harrison G.. Shull, OF No. 5909 Adams
street, Germantown, walked in his
sleep of the flying trainp platform just
above this city Companions saw him
walk toward the door, but thought he
was awake and going into another car.
Il was only when Shull, considerably
battered up, walked into Chester about
midnight that anybody knew OF the
lively but not very damaging, somer-
saults he had keeled as he stepped from
the fast train Yesterday morning he
took another train for home, wide
awake.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
LEFT THEIR JEWELS HOME.
GRAND LODGE OF MAsONs NOW
THE BUTT OF A GOOD JOKE.

Wilmington members Of the Masonic
fraternity are having a great laugh at
the expense OF the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, and particularly at Grand
Master J. Paul Lukens. On THURSDAY.
when the Grand Lodge went down to
Seaford to lay the cornerstone OF the
new Methodist Protestant Church there.
they arrived at the F., w. & b. station
loaded down with paraphernalia and
the Importance OF the occasion.
In the hurry and hustle to get away,
all the jewels, 80 essential in the ritz
ualistic cornerstone laying. were left
here in Charley Birds Office. When
the honored Masons discovered their
mistake they stared at each other IN
speeohless amazement, which deyel-
oped into embarrassment and then con-
fusion
Somebody suggested that hook shop
be found and sufficient Jewels obtain
ed therefrOm, but as this was mp0ssi-
BILE the celebrant had to use local lodge
jewelry and then whatever they could
get.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Owing TO the reported prevalence
Of diphtheria in the city, the managers
of the Home for Friendless and Desti-
tute Children have decided to permit no
more visiting until the malignant
trouble is over.
Bicycle Officer Massey, who was in
jured on Saturday by falling from his
wheel, is again on duty.
The cold weather has forced the
Epworth League Of Grace Church to
forego holding its party on Mrs.
Charles w. Howlands lawn. 1t viii be
held in the Sunday school hail.
The Park Commission is preparing
plans for the beautifying of the north
side OF Brandywine Park. The work
will not be done until next Spring
Five cases of diphtheria were re-
ported to the officers of the Board of
Health yesterday. One victim, John
Murray, aged years, Of No. 1915 Pleas
ant street, is dead.
Orphans Court has adjourned until
next Saturday, and the Court of Chan
Gerry until October IL.
General ]. Parke Postles will build
an apartment house on the West side
OF Jefferson street below Ninth, and
Lewis r. Springer, architect, has pre-
pared the plans for il. 1t will be three
stories high. 3Sx60 feet in dimensions
and contain seven flats.
AT a meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the y NJ. c. A. last evening 81
was decided to make some minor im-
provements to the building at Tenth
and Market streets.
When Preston Lea and Willard
Salisbury. Jr.. return from Canada,
Engineer William A. Pratt will lay be-
fore them his report upon the building
of the Yukon railroad.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
TO HAVE YEARLY REVIEWS
POLICE COMMISSIONER LAWSON
PLEASED WITH THE SHOWING
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

The excellent showing made yester-
day by the police on review greatly
pleased the Police Commissioners, and
Commissioner Lawson, in conversation
with an Evening Journal man yester-
day on the trip down the river, said
that an effort will be made to have a
yearly review of the department.
He also said that he was agreeably
surprised at the showing made by the
men. 81 had no idea that the review
would produce the effect that it did,
he said A number Of citizens also
commended the appearance OF the po-
lice. The idea of the review originated
with Chief Dolan, and no better pleased
man could be found yesterday Than the
big chief
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
BRUISER'S HEAVY FINE
Michael McCloskey Will Lam
guish in Jail Six Months.
WOMAN UNDER A PEACE BOND

CHIEF or POLICE DOLAN APPEAR
ED AGAINST MARGARET CUR
TIN, CHARGED WITH BEING A
NUISANCE - OTHER MUNICIPAL
COURT CASES.
Officer Eakin was a witness in Judge
Balls court this morning against Ed
ward Stanton, whom he charged with
being drunk. Stanton is a town char
acter, and is known as "Smoke-house
Eddie" He got 81 and costs.
Special officer Truman testified
against Benjamin Hendricks and Hugh
Collins. The former Was fined 81 and
COSTS for being drunk. The latter was
also drunk and disorderly in the wait
ing-room of the p, w. & b. railroad
station. He got $40 and costs.
The next witness was Chief Dolan.
He appeared against Margaret Curtin.
who was charged with being drunk and
disOrderly. Margaret pleaded not
guilty. The chief said that Margaret
had been styled a nuisance by her
neighbors She was put under a peace
bond.
There were two charges against
Michael McCloskey. One was for as
sauhing Harry Armstead, colored, and
Officer Gum. Armstead Is a watchman
at the foot of Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. where the over
head bridge Is being built. Armstead
said that he was about putting up the
signal light for the warning OF pedes-
trians and vehicles, when he was at
tackled by McCloskey. When Officer
Gum placed McCloskey under arrest
the prisoner became abusive and as
saulted him. McCloskey's plea was that
he did not know Gum was an officer
Judge Ball fined McCloskey 500 and
costs and six months in New Castle.
Edward Pierce, colored, was arraign.
ed for assaulting Samuel Fisher, color.
ed The case was continued until to-
morrow, as Fisher failed to appear
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
A CARD no THE PUBLIC.

Ready For Business.-I thank the in
surance company (Mr. Mather), for It's
speedy settlement, as it enables me TO
open my new establishment at No. 313
Market street with an entirely new
stock of spectacles and eyeglasses at q
very low figure. Eyes examined by
Professor We'll himself free of charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all. The
professor hopes that his lOng-standing
customers will continue TO patronize
him at his new place Of business, No.
3l3 Market street.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
Will CARRY ALL WHEELS FREE.

The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road Company to-day gave notice that
hereafter It's trains will carry all BIZ
cycles, tricycles, tandems and baby car
riagcs free of charge upon presentation
of proper passage tickets. These wheels
can be carried free on the baggage cars
without being checked. at the option of
owner or rider but unless properly
tagged, the company declares that the
owner must be entirely responsible for
HIS vehicle and load II and unload at
destination. On account Of tho deli
cate construction of the wheels. en-
ployes are cautioned in the notice 90
use all possible care
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
THREE FvEs AND THREE ONES.

Vile on the w & N. railroad this morn
ing. After buying his ticket for $l.O4,
az Embroeville, he stuffed the notes re-
ceived in change for his $40 note, down
q trousers pocket. The agent gave him
three fives and three ones. A hole in
his pocket did the rest. When he
reached Wilmington and discovered
that the money had gone, he reported
at once to Superintendent McCausland,
and was handed pass with which to
get back home.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
AFRAID OF YELLOW FEVER.

Secretary w. II. Churchman, of the
National Dredging Company OF Will
mington, having received word from
his men in Mobile, Ala, that scourge
of yellow fever had struck the city Sc
cured from the government officials
permission for his men 10 stop digging
mud in Mobile harbcr until the danger
is over. Several Wilmington men are
employed by the company in finishing
its big government contract at Mobile.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
THE DEPARTMENT THANKED.

When the steamer Ulrica, bearing
the Wilmington patrolmen and their
guests, the Reading officers, reached
King street wharf the guests were taken
to Turn Hall, where a light luncheon
wSs served. Speech-making was in or
der and Mayor Weidel, of Reading, for
the Reading cops" thanked Chief Do
Ian and the Wilmington officials for
the courteous treatment which had
been extended them. Chief DOlan re-
spOnded.
Evening journal., 1897-09-21
GREEN HILL cHURCH REoPENING

After extensive alterations and i'm
provements, the Green Hill Presbyter-
ian Church will be reopened on Sunday,
September 26, at 1890 a. m. The SER
mon will be by Rev. w. c. Cattell, for
merly president Of Lafayette College.
At 3 p. m. a popular service with ad-
dresses by neighboring and Presbyter-
ian ministers Of Wilmington, will be
held