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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

cali coi, 70 the amount OF $4,000 was yesterday
aonos,,ed I'm the Ncw-York Sub-Treasury III pay
mon, for a tclegraphc transfer OF a similar ahouh'
IN san Francisco through the SUP treasury ''.'
The ARRANGEMENT for the transfer was MAJ
,hrouyh the Treasury at Washington Some week
- work. bankers had millions in gold In Sa'
Tr,,c,sco that had come from Australia Ihey de'
strod IN make teiegraphic transfers Oh th'' So
through the sub-treasuries to New-fork. Inc "o'
eminent could not then ACCOMMODATE 'h'ii, y"
count OF exchange conditions Al that .,,nv
bankers had their gold forwardeu 10y ,ba CO..
mail Now conditions are reversed; ana ' loss VIZ
eminent can transfer I'll, tnT goo nrrencv was made
Yesterday through the sub lreasufy ~ w"
leans I'm exchange for Iegai-tendcr ho''s'
Nh, h,., features OF the bank statement yester-
uore an increase of ssi7.io in deposits to 500.
p7s soo and an increase in loans OF Sho0" 10 49,"
IA coo The statement showed the '>'tolla' -
Rank to have SOL $1,000 in deposits ana so '''' ~
loans Yesterday the Chase Nai'oha' nanh seI' /,
&, IN, ON in checks etc. to the Clearing iiouse .lu
rcceiyed back S0tvo SO that II made ts SELL
rncn by the paying OF Sl1 IN cash ,a nj poood
example OF the value OF the Clearing House s!s'e'
John f. Borne. president OF the colonial trust
Company said yesterday that his company was i'o'
Interested directly indirectly, in the People
cos comcany OF Buffalo. which was Incorporated
at Albany on Friday. William +. Sheehan ana
Anthony n Brady are not as stated. directors oi
no Trust Company. Neither are tncy
In tho Peoples Company. Ex-Governor Roswell
r Flower said he had nothing TO do with the reo-
MES Gas Company. 1t appears that the feopie, ;
company is a concern promoted by J; Edward Al
dicks ard il 10 succeed the Queen city Gas 'om-
pany 81 Buffalo
There were substantial gains In stocks last week.
compa ring the closing prices Of yesterday win
those Of the preceding Saturday Some OF the ad-
vances were: American Sugar. AZ: American To-
bacco ga. Canada Southern. 2's: chicago Great
Western 2X Consolidated Gas ?; l.aclede Gas, "a
METROPOLITAN Street Railway. AZ; Minneapolis and
ST Louis second preferred. "a; Missouri Pacific.
81: Pullman 2; St Louis and San Francisco first
preferred. pa.
w b. Howell Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury In charge OF the Eastern Division OF the Treas
ury Department. was At the Custom House yester-
day comforting with Collector Bidwell. The Com
mission appointed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
will tomorrow begin It's investigation with view
TO improving the customs system In force at this
port.
Lieutenant Francis Winslow, dsbursng officer
of the Nicaragua Canal Commission. obtained a
supply OF grcenbaeks at the Sub Treasury yester-
DAY for use the trip or the Canal Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
JUDGE DENOTNCES 4 POLICE SPY.

REMARKABLE COMMENT on MURDER TRIAL
AT BERLIN. ONT.
,roronto Ont Dec 4-Thc trial of James Allison
for the murder OF Mrs Orr in Berlin yesterday led
IN Soma Of the methods OF Canadian police officers
in endeavoing TO secure evidence against prisoner
being criticised by Chief Justice Sir William Mere
dith to-day While Allison was in Jail at Gait Con-
stable Kay saw him and secured statement which
was put in evidence. . . a., c,,,,
III was an Improper proceeding said the Chief
Justice in opening court. FOR police oh1cer 10
cstechise n prisoner In this way. even after he
had been warned ] want 1t 70 80 out from one
end OF the land 10 the other that no Officer IS Jst
Ned in such A course IL cannot be permitted IN
any country where British and Canadian law pre-
walls $3.50 u, 49,, :,
was convicted and sentenced to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

The report is as academic In tone as Free
Trade essay and condemns the alleged attempt
to Germanize the British book trade. The Ger
man bookselling business is at least In souhd
condition because 1t has been organized ana syS-
tematized. English bookselling. apparently must
remain Improbable from sentimental considera-
tons. because there be nothing like COERCION
English photographers have been wiser than the
booksellers. for they have formed poweriui
union, which regulates their business ana Sc
. .,,r,ahts J. y. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
FEWER OUTBREAKS IN BOHEMIA.

Prague Dec. AT Tabor Yesterday evening inc
Czechs attacked the houses OF Hebrews ana broke
the windows Of the synagogue Five or the i'o'o'S
were arrested. The local force OF gendarmes was
reinforced this morning. and the military were
called upon to assist In restoring order.
mob Of over a thousand persons al Bfaun
Yesterday evening attacked the houses oi I,ae
i'zechs and, in spite OF the efforts OF the ger
darmes and the regular police smashed me WINDOWS
and did other damage quiet was not restored u'''
In this city quiet reigned all night long WIN
the exception that military patrol was hred upon
from a house in Brennestrasse II" P''o' -
capped without injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE POPE NOT ~ GOOD HEALTH
IT IS SAID THAT THE PROPOSED ANNIVERSARY
rrup.riON WILL NOT TAKE PLACE.

IT Is SAID TINT THE FI'UI''F'' "N'''' r'''N'f
crrrDR ALTON WILL NOT TAKE PLACE.
London Dec. a dispaich 10 me IA" MINI
c,,,,,c, from Rome announces that the Pope has
90, hoo, cnioying his usual health lately Or. Lap
ponl hts Attending physician. has been Obliged to
adopt speclal precautions against III" weather ana
has changed tho hot sand baths whioh the Pop"
has bcen taking weekly to hot sand baths three
times a week Thi'. II IL explained. is the only
way bv which the doctor can counteract tho rheu-
,a,t. svmn,oms which according 10 the Dispatch
anncar az the patients slightest exposure.
Or I.lpponi. 1t is added has forbidden the Pope
% takc part In any firing function, ana therefore
tho programme for the ceremonies which we're TO
.,kc place on the sixteth anniversary OF the cce-
hr,tiou of the first mass OF Leo XIII have been
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
When a female .gymnast

:"
leaps blindfold through
the air, the women spec
tators usually think II is
a terribly risky thing to
do, and wonder how she
ever has the hardihood ;
yet the leap is taken with
perfect confidence be.
cause she knows that
strong and de xtrous
hands are ready to receive
her. She would never
take such chances at the
hands of any but a trained
and skillful athlete. That
is where she is really
more prudent than many
OF her sex.
w o IN e n who would
shudder at the risks of a
gyinnastic performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
REJECTION or THE DAWES TREATY.

Ardmore Ind r.. Dec. 4.-Reurns from two out
NJ four counties just received show that the rati-
cca,icn OF tho Dawes Choctaw treaty was defeated
at Mondays election. supporters OF the bill hero
conc.de It's defeat. The adopted and in;ermarried
citizens were not permitted TO take part In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
Hitter LET OUT or TIE CANALS.

Albany Dec. 4.-Superint"ndent Aldridge. OF the
c,,,e pepartmcnt OF Public Works. announced to-
~ that no had ordered the water to be Let from
,hc canals to-day. The Department IL In receipt OF
,nnorte that fourteen boats frozen in the canal
-, kutonVille i've OF which OF the steel feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
AIMED AT STAyDARD OIL COMPANY.

Herr Bassermann has Introduced In tho Reichstag
an Interpolation as TO what measures the Gov
eminent intends 10 adopt In order to prevent the
existence OF monopolies. This action II aimed ac-
cordIng to the general understanding at the Stand.
ard oil Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
GERMAN cnAMrAGNE From the British con
BRITTSH EXPEDITION FOX AFRif !.

ruoopg AND WAR MUNITIONS LEAVE BOMBAY
FOR MOMBAsA.
Rombav Doc The 9th Bombay Infantry. with
field hospital large quantities OF telegraph equip
mon, md several aks OF rupees for Immediate ex-
pen.s, ..iel today FOR the Island OF Mombasa. on
a.. coast OF Zanzibar. where ten thousand coolies
LII hs engaged TO accompany the troops. The ex-
70 ilton IL under the direct orders OF the British
war Once.
Tho island OF Mombasa belongs 10 Zanzibar. which
,s Included In the Eas, Afric, Protccorae OF Grca,
Jl,i,ain Nomhasa Is IN. capital OF what Is known
"a the Coast Province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE CRISIS TO BE MET.

PREPARING TO MAINTAIN THE sIAi'o
QUO IN AUSTRIAHUNGARY
Vienna, Dec. 4-Emperor Francis Joseph To-
day received the Austrian Minister for foreish
Affairs, Count Goluchowski the Austrian IRE
mier Baron Gautsch Won Frankenthurh' anu
Baron Banffy, the Hungarion Premier Inc
latter. on Monday next. Will submit 10 ."e
Lower House of the Hu1garion Diet al huua-
pest provisional enactments maintaining 'he
status quo in Austria Hungary. as regards VI,
Austro- Hungarian Bank and the coihhiercia'
policy of the empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Southern Railway and =. G. & r. Perfect service
quickest time. Round trip tickets sale. The route OF
70 hours. Florida Limited. New York to ST. Augus-
tina New York oficss. 271 and S6s Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
A DUEL TO RESULT.

JOSEPH REINACH SENDS A CHALLENGE 70 NJ
MILLERASD
Paris Dec As a result Of some hot words
changed during the Dreyfus debate In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day. Joseph Reinach Republican.
representing the District OF Dgne a well-known
newspaper man and author and Editor OF the Re
publiQue Franchise" sent his seconds 10 VI. NIL
lerand. the well.known Socialist Republican and
duel with pistols has been arranged to lake place
duels with NJ MagnIer and n Paul Derouiede
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
yesterday by Magistrate Pool In the Morrisana
Police Court for examination on Monday.

Chicago, Dec 4.-George Bogart. formerly City
Clerk OF Evanston, who some time ago pleaded
guilty to the charge of embezzling city funds.
sentenced to an ndeterminate term In the peni'
Tertiary to-day by Judge Baker. BogaSte shosteSS
amounted - nearly eQoe -'ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

p1vAr. TO THE COATS.--The English se"'hs
cotton company. a combination OF iheen tnreaa
concerns In opposition to the coats was so 20 zoo
n,', or Thursday las, with capitai OF ~, Sv,v"
90 10 0f.O which was twice subscribed III "'"He0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

ry.EMPREss EUGENIE-Ex- Empress hu sanH
o.,arn,,a,irp publishing a life OF her husband
Tho lnte Emperor Napoleon III During her 1,s,'
n Queen Victoria this week ne wid9% a;astX but
Pics ,er pronounced herself as being strongly OPP
posed TO the proJcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

CONGRESSMAN GIiLETTS MISSIoN'-'on-
gresham Glie.t. Of Massachusetts. who has sper'
three weeks In Spain studying the cuban question
from the Spanish point OF view. In his capacty hs
n member Of tic House Committee on Foreign NJ
fairs sailed from Gibraltar on Monday on board me
Hamburg American Line steamer Augusta VIC
forie The United States Minister. General stewart
L. Woodford. presented the Congressman 10 premier
Saeasta and senior Gi.lon the Minister for Foreign
Affairs with whom he discussed Cuban matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Lieutenant Francis Winslow disbursing officer
OF the Nicaragua Canal Commission. obtained a
supply OF grcenbasks at the SubTreasury yester-
day for use on the trip OF the Canal Commission
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
BISHOP CURTIS TO EXPLAIN.

WILL TELL THE PEOPLE OF WILL
MINGTON WHY HE RESIGNED
AS BISHOP.
AT the late mass in ST. Peters Pro-
Cathedral tomorrow, Rt Rev Bishop
Curtis, Of the Diocese of Wilmington
who will be succeeded by Rev John },
Monaghan, will make an explanation
Gs TO why he resigned the bishoprlc Of
Wilmington.
Bishop Curtis denied the statement
which appeared in a morning paper
stating that he would preach his fare
we'll sermon. The bishop said to an
Evening journal reporter that he haC
no farewell sermon to make, as the oc
casion does not need one. What
will cay" said the bishop, will be very
short and to the point From what
understand there has been considerable
dissatisfaction over the recent pro
posed farewell reception which wa.
to have been rendered me, and which
1 refused to sanction. All this, anC
more will l explain"
Bishop Curtis received a letter this
morning from Bishop-elect Monaghan
stating that he would arrive in vii
mingtOn next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Professor Benjamin Sharp, of Phil
adelphia, lectured before the Natural
History Society in Friends School last
night.
Twenty Italians came here from
New York yesterday to work in the
Bellevue quarries.
AT a meeting of the coal dealers
of the city, held yesterday, it was de-
cided TO reduce the price of all anthra-
cite coal to $3.50 per ton. The new
price went into effect to-day.
john sylvanus went on duty to-
day IS a regular letter carrier.
The Board of Street and Sewer Di-
rectors did not meet this morning,
owing to President William Pratt be-
ing in Washington.
w. T. Bundick, Of Virginia, ad-
dressed a big meeting OF temperance
people at Union Hall last night
Twenty homing pigeons, belonging
to j. II. II. Brideman, of Royersford.
Pa, were released at the p, w. & b.
railroad station this morning.
-Carissa B. Ferrall, of Wilmington.
has been granted an original widows
pension.
"A special train Of express cars has
been put on the Pennsylvania railroad
from the South to carry fruits, early
vegetables and berries to Philadelphia
and New York. IL passes through Will
mington every morning about 1.30
o'clock.
Michael ]. Dillon, prominent
Baltimore sporting man, and a former
resident Of Wilmington, was in town
yesterday calling on Old friends.
On Sunday afternoon Bishop Cole
man will preach at Christ Church,
Christiana hundred, and at night at
Claymont.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
HORSE IS MISSING.
1T WAS HIRED FOR THE USE on
CAPTAIN MACKLEM IN NEW
YORK.

TT WAS HIRED FOR THE USE OF
CAPTAIN MACKLEM IN NEW
YORK.
Some Of the New York papers to-day
published an account of the mysterious
disappearance of one of the horses used
bya member of the staff of Gen. John p.
Donahoe. of the Union Veteran Legion,
at the Grant monument dedication ex-
ercises. General Donahoe, in speaking
of the matter TO an Evening Journal re-
porter said: There is nothing in the
story. l hired FIVE horses for the use of
myself and staff in Yonkers, none be-
ing procurable in New York Two of
the horses were wild and unfit to ride
"One of them was left at a stable al
No. POI West Fifty-eighth street. to be
returned The other one Captain Mack
lem attempted TO ride but was unsuc-
cessful. He finally had to leave IL at
the stable. and went for that purpose
at a stable near Duffy's Hotel One OF
the stablemen told him the horse be.
longed there, and he left IL, after sign.
ing his name in a book
"This is the horse which is missing
Captain Macklem says he could find tn,
stable If he tried, but he thinks the
horse has probably been found by thh
time. The other horses were turne,
over TO a man from the Yonkers stable
at the close of the parade"
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.
INTERESTING ITEMS FOR WILL
MINGTON CHURCH-GOERS AND
STAY-AT-H HOMES.

~ SANA4o A-NN IL hNio IOh w IL
MINGTON CHURCH-GOERS AND
STAY-AT- HOMES.
w. T. Bundick, state chairman Of the
Prohibition party Of Virginia. will
speak at the morning service at the
First NJ. =. Church tomorrow.
Medford II. Cahoon viii have charge
of the morning service of the Sunday
Breakfast Association tomorrow and
Neal Comfy will conduct the service at
night
The subject Of Rev. f. Burgette
Shorts sermon at Epworth NJ. e..
Church tomorrow night will be.
"Christ's Conclusion Concerning Inter
nal Strife" Communion service will
be held in the morning.
Revival services will begin at
Brandywine NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
night and continue all week.
Tomorrow night w. r. Bundick will
speak at Asbury NJ. e. Church and
special music will be rendered by the
choir and orchestra.
At 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning
at Wesley NJ. b. Church there will be
baptism and reception of members into
the church A special revival service
will be held at night
Rev. S. +. Price. ID. d., of Baltimore,
will preach at Bethel A. NJ. e. Church
tomorrow night. In the afternoon
Rev. 0. ID. Robinson will preach his
annual sermon to the G. U. O. o. f.
Revs. Alonzo Davis, of Wilmington,
and Isaiah Biddle and II. c. Wildsmith,
of Northeast, Nd, and Rev. +. IL. Gray,
of Marshallton, Del, will preach at an
all-day meeting to be held at Ebenezer
Church tomorrow.
The Demorest medal contest, held in
Mt Salem NJ. e. Church last night was
very well attended
The quarterly conference of Asbury
and St. Pauls NJ. e. churches was held
| last night.
Mrs. Seth Whiteley addressed the re-
vival meeting at Wesley NJ. e. Church
last night.
The Easter music of Scott NJ. p
Church will be repeated tomorrow.
Rev. William L. McEwan, formerly
of Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
/ but now of Pittsburg, was the auditor
Of accounts at the Philadelphia Presby-
terry meeting yesterday.
These ministers will conduct the re
vival services at Brandywine NJ. p
Church next week: Monday night, Rev
NJ l.. Hutton; Tuesday Medford II
Cahoon; Wednesday, Rev. j. o. Sy
pherd; Thursday. Rev. Van F. North
rup: Friday, Rev. r. e. White.
At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow night the choir will repea
the second part of the Easter cantata
"The Great Light.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
THOUGHT THEY WERE FIGHTING.
TWO MEMBERS OF THE JOHNNIEI
JUNIORS FOOL A BIG CROWD Ar
THE RAILROAD STATION.

The Johnnie Juniors, who presented
"Mikado" at the Grand Opera House
last night. left for Washington this
morning. While at the r.. w. g. b.
railroad station awaiting a train two
of their number fooled a large crowd
of people by pretending to fight. The
men began by loudly arguing on some
subject When a sufficiently large
crowd surrounded them one pulled Off
his hat and coat and made terrific
lunge with his fist at the other. The
latter too, pulled OF his coat and it
looked as IL there was to be q genuine
fist fight The men started in as II
they were about to annihilate each
other, when they were grabbed by
other members Of the company, who
begged them not to fight. one broke
away from the people holding him and
grabbing a shovel started for the
other. Several people I'm the crowd
yelled for the police, but officer Smith
had been posted and did not interfere.
One woman in the crowd looked at
the belligerents and said: isn't Il too
bad that they are fighting? And they
had such a nice time last night, too.
The fake was kept up until there
were several hundred people around
the men. Then they quietly separated
put on their coats and hats and walked
of together arm in arm. The members
of the crowd knew then they had been
fooled and swiftly moved away.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
PRESENTED WITH 4 CANE.
WILMINGTON POLICE PAY TRIB-
UTE TO THE RETIRING COMMIS-
SIONER- SPEECHES OF REGRET

WILMINGTON POLICE PAY TRlB-
UTE TO THE RETIRING COMMIs-
SIONER- SPEECHES OF REGRET.
AS a token Of esteem the Whining
ton police OFFICERS last night presented
a cane to Patrick Monaghan, the retir-
ing police commissioner, whose term
Of office expired at u o'clock last night.
When the day patrolmen came OF
duty, Mr.. Monaghan was summoned to
the Municipal Court room, where the
officers had assembled. Sergeant Black
was chosen chairman. AS MIR. Mona
CHAN entered Chief Dolan stepped for
ward and made a neat speech indica-
tive Of the appreciation and esteem in
which Mr.. Monaghan is held by the
entire force
Sergeant Evans then, in the name of
every officer of the force, presented to
Mr.. Monaghan the handsome gold
headed cane.
Mr.. Monaghan was greatly surprised,
and it was some time before he recov-
cred himself. He then made felici-
tous speech of thanks. Several Officers
made speeches, sas did Police Surgeon
Hughes. Joseph K. Adams and Charles
E. Gray, representing the police re-
porters.
Mr. Monaghan was given a rising
vote of thanks for the efficient manner
in which he had conducted the depart
ment
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
ARBITRAToRs APPoINTEp.

At a meeting of the representatives
and friends of the two Sarah White
Homes, for aged colored people, held in
Bethel A. NJ e. Church last night, it
was decided that each home should ap-
point three arbitratOrs, and these six
should appoint three more, to decide on
what basis the homes shall be merged.
The chief point of contention is that
the Sarah Ann White Home wants the
word Ann" admitted to the name Of
the consolidated home.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
oMTKADo" FOR THE cUBANs.

The "Jonnie Juniors" we'll
known Washington ID ca singing So
ciety. under the leadership of Du-
shane Cloward, formerly of this city,
sang the comic opera, "Mikado" at ths
Opera House last evening to an appre-
ciatiye audience for the benefit of the
Cuban cause. The men all registered
at the Clayton House and some re-
mained over until this mornig Mr.
Cloward left the Clayton House this
morning, returning to Washington.
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
FEDERAL BuILpING NEws.

The Wilmington Electric Light Com
pany and Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany have put in bids for furnishing
light in the new Federal building. The
contract will be awarded I'm June.
Gawthrop and Brother Company have
put in water convenience on the main
floor. much 10 the satisfaction OF POST
master Moore and the postal employees.
Upholsterers have finished laying the
carpet in the office of the collector OF
internal revenue
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
The SHROM DIVORCE CASE.
sHROM DECLARES THE della
WARE LEGISLATURE THE MOST
UBIQUITOUS IN THE LAND.


WARE LEGISLATURE THE MOST
UBIQUITOUS IN THE LAND.
George Shrom, whose wife recently
obtained a divorce i'm the Legislature,
writes to a Philadelphia paper as fol-
lows
ITO the Editor Of the Times.-I see
by this mornings Times that you note
the action of the Delaware Legislature
in granting my wife, Mary r. Shrom, a
divorce from me. / never had notice of
the application until the passage of the
bill by the Senate was published I'm the
Dover paper that reaches my office reg
ularly. The last time l. saw my wife
was March l9, in Philadelphia, when
we dined together at the Windsor, and
were together from 10.46 a. m. until
$40 p. m. We parted the best of
friends and had her promise that she
would return TO me about June !. April
Z the bin passed the Senate, and on the
9th 10 passed the House and imme-
diately went through the 'Tunnell'
do not know what her plea was for a
divorce. / will appear before the in
vestigation committee if summoned. My
wife and l never had a quarrel and
believe she was influenced by certain
parties, who for a certain reason had
control over her. She did not want a
divorce and will return to me If she is
allowed to use her own judgment. The
Legislature Of Delaware will go down
in history as the most iniquitOus of the
Union of States. Any mention you may
make of this you are welcome 20.
Yours very respectfully.
GEORGE SHROM.
"NeWpOrt Pa. April 30"
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
RnLroN HALL To PREACH.

Bolton Hall, Of New York, son Of
Rev. John Hall, and a lawyer philan-
thropist and Single Taxer, will preach
i'm Wilmington churches tomorrow as
follows. In the First Unitarian Church,
al 4 o'clock. on "The Righteousness Of
the Scribe" and in Union NJ r..
Church. at 7.45 O'Clock, on ''The Ven
geance of God"
Evening journal., 1897-05-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE.-Good cigar store Only
those meaning business need apply. Ad-
dress K, this office.
FOR SALE.-Stock and fixtures of shoe
store doing good trade; good reasons for
selling; house attached thereto for rent;
near B. x o. station. Apply at 1907 Scott
street.
FOR SALE.-Good-wil and fixtures OF
licensed saloon, centrally located. Pos
session Immediately. Apply to William
Baxter, Fourth and Shipley streets