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Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
3utd1iuu,t.
Seore enc man pemicoe

Sra Gaming %Itripes, at bet tibligere
SnrIlao pper 9eituobbttet Wi9ioan
iattes for lupt. Oct pIsr ia nu, 1t
Observation-Disclosures / bele Staten er
1881 9uifels pr. acre. s be ipoIige
Counter er bet 14S5, / be mibtre 11.18
"a / be nprolioe 1906. GplinQen er for
bet msite tommen 9obt Sus. Mso
!6enIpn til bens Spalitet iigsr 342 9ors
reIppnbsnter / be ipbli9e Gountper, at
ben er COB, 70 timber BEN no9enIunoe
Bro, % tire timber ben oadrlig. ri
!6pebe er Ter iadr bragt 665,289 9us
Itels til Mdrtsb q Suli ifjor 580.622)
% / be IL Mdanebsr, Iom enote meo
Suli, fgrtes 1O,13O,876 guitels til
Marteo. C2laret for 9,250,104). Cor
nets SilItonb sr ajennmInitlig n
9rocent al ct mibbsls Qur. poteterne
lprer omtrent Z Sienbeoele og gennerne
8 Sienbehele al ct miboels Qdr. &lepr
og Simpthp CAB libt rDer ct 8iennems
Initsubbptts. GftsrilGttn ituur gobt,
pg Der er not at rige Saonegunge. alss
peren gap iadr 81 / belle Staten; / be
iDolige Gountper 88, / be miotre 90 cg
/ be norblige 81. 4f 9gbler pil Der /
fsle Staten blipe en- 5rebieosl at ct gobt
4arsubbptte, i be innlige Counter en-
5jerbsoel % / be norslige to 5emteoele,
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
5trhruTRu.
ct %ubDgaeii9t Suno.

Sra 9allsp itripes, at nogle M9no,
Ion graoer Spor for Ell Sernbane, fanpt
10 Sig Den TIE guguIt. De lua Sioe
ON SIDE en- Greft meo aI9oerne paa
% upsn 2igtiitsr. Sanoipnligpis er
en- 6prbrppelie begaaet, % Wproerne
bar icgt at itiuls BEN. ollie be oebe
pur bpibe MenneIter. Der bar fun
ituffet ct par Sob Sorb ousr benz; men
a1isepel Fable be bolot Zig goot. Sns
cen at Settlerne / Nabplaget fan gipe
8sIteb. Som bet ibnes, bar 2igene
liaoet / Sprosn | tppe Idr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
Mf1surTntu.
SptucfoIsraen.

Sra Wanfatp itriues ben TIE, at
Spinetolerden griber pm fig / Slue
Gartb GountD co er MI pg'aa tcmmen
til NicolIst Gountp. Som fsr meooslt
/ "0ecprdbsp pIten," piIte ben Jig ferit |
Aapipan SolpnIbip. Den bar tpmmen
ino ! fem 5armeres !Sioroe. Sen. S.
s.. Batter Itrsp til Statsoprl9ge Wt. 9.
HeDnplps / ct. Yaul "a bao ham inDz
ItGnoia ON at pptrGoe fort % meo
Strait. Men u9en git, og bperten ban
eller be eprige Wteolemmer al Statens
9parb Of 9ealtb bite anoet Segn til Gtp
eno bet, at Der ben Tie ira &pntoret TOM
ct 9rsp, ipm msooelte Gen. Batter. at
mar tupbe itrepet til tie Seultb officer
/ Rapioan SopnIbip ON Sagen. Sres
bet Isnhtss til ct gait Ppittcntcr, pg
peotommsnte far iauolpnlispis life fat
bet enonu. Sbag forstps Sen. Sater en-
l,nbsrIsselie i Hapioun os fanbt, at
Spinetplerasn eller tpab bet er bar uos
brebt fig til II 6arme. Bare en- 6ars
ner bar inbeIpGrret fine DIR. Sen.
gufer iprstolot be andre, at be buroe
giere bet FANNIE; men be ipareoe, at be
bapbe Rst til at eiere, ipm be piIoe.
Man tr9nger en- Gmbsbsmdno, ION er
betlebt meb BEN neopenoige Mpnoigfep.
-Gn dnben aorrsiponoent tiger, at
0brleee 9. .. g~runfal, ION er rel
fenoe 4gent for State gparb Of Sedltb,
er neoe / Rapioan % icger at fda iItano
en- lotal SunofebsfommisIicn, Tom fan
pptrabe meb arait og is til at faa Spgs
bommen ubrDboet.
senpit Ill Gr%aroiurgen.
GtarleD SoGnIon bar ben TIE Iuguit
unber 5prbsr / Mabiiun. ps Sagn mrb
BAN benoiites til 8ranbiurDen. San
bar angipslig !Sopebmanren unhsr Tors
bet paa NiliOn.
Cramps iab | Spurreiten | Mabiion,
rs be iutts Slb paa aotalet; men Ten
bIep fluttet, fer ben Fable sjOrt Tpnoers
Zig Stabs.
Snptrno.
u. 8. Niles C So. bar ct gcneral
Store ! Satpict, en- liben Citation paa
Great Nprtterns9 anen, ps en- Yat iprs
riss llge tlep bet bruct op % plrnoret
for Warer til ct Selsb al 500. Mlan
psb lite, bpsm Der gioroe bet, men 'yor,
at bet bar 5ramps, Gppraf Der bite fig
uanss @ftsnsn forub.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
Cfxua.
SnudIin0.

500 Mano breO zig inO / Sailsn !
SpuIton ST. 10 2eroog apelO ben 7be
9uguit. tpg Gsiect Wbite uo al bans
Seize, ferte bdm bort til ct impropiierst
StoHpt at finale goro pg bGngte BAN.
6an beItplotes for at babe piaet eoe
Bob mob to unge bigger; men ban pels
tepe Stnlosn pper paa en- anoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co. New York.


beitsmt iig til life mere at ubIteoe 3iad.
Belle for Gbiueiers I'll ct 8 WaaHeosrs
Cpbolo Der.
glontagssGisrn paa Eerns CT III.
b1nqe for at TONNE til at mangle ar'
6eiosiolt; ce tr9nger fptrtsu Gbinsisre
cuer Sap1neIers. % DC bar u1srsoe ldgt
9tauer ON at ~organiTsrs aOlorisr AZ
dmeritanTe Rsgrs ION @rbsioers pad
Gutters, Riss, aaTss og 9omuloS'
plantdgsrne.
Rplia antom BET tpite Glib 8. B.
@laos til 6onolulu msD nRiten 200
9ontratt gtr6ejnsrs omboro; be Itdl pda
Gutters e (qntaQerne aisle Sapdn.lern..
De par 11b MGno, % aOinOer % AZ
@ern 49, poluttsr, 8dli3ier og 3p'tsrs.
De Ttat an6riroes pdd 8 forHient1e
Qlontaqer; fgrIte @dr far be 3sr S16
ON Waanecen; 2osn ST. og bet 3Ois
$18 foruben regulGr 6eoe o9 9oIig.
aeSsrlaa 90 gsnssmcuaei ! eraatitm-
Zen iioite gsretning fra arigsltus'
plabIen er, at 5dn1titerne / dabent Sldg
Tar IQlret 1000 Regisringss Soloatsr.
Nebeqrm Ital babe td6t 1000, Ida en-
fdaro Stamp bar maattst iinoe Steo.
6oormdnqe Sdureos be to BARTER bar,
er man enouu life pdu bet Rene meo,
til be utTenots Ydtruljsr bar enonu
lite funnel rGtts frem %orsrdlt; bog sr
Iaa meoet piit, at ret iom BET er timber
man ncgle, bels itjulte | Stop og STRAIT,
Ga bels / 6ptter; als foriultre % im9gs
tenbe eiter 8dno.
graIilisus 5inantss Winiiter bar
6enleoet 3%eqierinaeus OpmGrt'cmfeo
paa Ngbbenoiqtscen al itrar at unoers
Ganole ON ct qddn fort 40 Wiaioner
8clurs for at msbe Repu6litens si.s
6l;ffeliqe Torpliqtelier, bells | anleba
nina al be trpttsnOe gibsr. bels peb
lloqiIterne til 9riesn mob 5dnatiterne.
Gu M 6dnoel8trdttat or oprettet melsm
St1lien % 9ra3ilien.
Georsne Yaa spaniens ziee.
Sibfte Sonoug folot Psgrsns ct fort
MasIemsbe ! SdDdna; S~psrssmaulst
BAR ON at itstts Spaniens 9errebsms
me, og nalteu a1s gpsns frsmrassnce
Sorts 6upbe msot irsm. De ubtulte iis
/ aae Dele mob Sprsrsrns. ia moog mob
SeloftDre.
Qmss 5oIpitaIsrnes Stutiitit ~Diisr,at
Here sno 28,0O0 ipaniie Soloater er
ipae GA %iaareos. ca at benDeo 10000 Dsl
er ubifreons ira 6oipitalsrne, men snbnu
for ipage til at lutte fig til fine Re
gimenter.
- 9olitiet / 6dDnnd tr9ngts en- Rat
/ IiSfts uge IND ! en- ~iremragenoe ipdnft
3epu6litoners 8ripdts 6us, bpor bet
fanot 1000 aifler CO 500 aasi.r am.
munition.
Gontrol al @~rGfenlanos Sinantitr.
Def fra 9pitlano ubgaaebe 5orilag
ON s~uropGiit aontrol Orer be giraffe
5rnantIer er blepen tilItsmt uf Drag
terne.
qldnsn CT, at Der tai nsoi9ttss en-
aommisIion, Der ital 6eitpre risie al
grrtsnldnos ReDsnlss SnotGstsr. cg
bisie flal od bsnnttss til at 6etale Iprs
fiet arigss G%ritdtniussn og aofiuigs
e~uropRiits 2adn.
Genne acmmisIion Ital life bare
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
IN Scrnpaue.

Gn Plon er i9i1re ON at bngss en-
m Sernbane fra Siour 9th til Smaba.
Den ltdl islge tie Guitern NsbraIta &c
8ulf Surpep gicnnem Omaha %
0innebospz 81 ierpationerns, eau glen,
mem 9uatur rs Setdmab % ON mulig
frrene iig meb Bprt Nrtburs Huten /
Omafa. Gompaniet Far label ia in,
torporsre / Sstamab, BURT GountD,
NebrdIta.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
On Nanfprsnpent arreneret.

5rep. 3. Rpberticn, ION bar Pr9iia
bent for Den falIereoe 5irit Rational
9ant &earneD, blep ben 8oe 4uquit
puagrsben pg lat fat ! 5prreit 9Th, Mo.
Gn 4rreitprbre ubiteotes imoo BAN Here
Gage foruo, % Sberifen telegrafereoe
pict % brebt for at finbe uo, bpor Fan
DpEolot Iis. Sans Genner puuitaar, at
ban lite Tiger at itiule Jig for 9prig.
6ecen; men bet bar / etbpert Sab tenn
melis panitelist for Sberifen at faa
gag / BAN. San beItbloes for, at Ian
bar aflaet falIt Gb for at bringe Gpuns
tpembeosmGnnene til at i9tte Itpre 9ss
FOB at oHntligs Mibler i tans gant.
8en9ene ait tabt, ba 9anten falerebe.
GobertIpn er en- at be elbite % melt
tienbte "9unters" / NebraIta, % hans
arreit p9tter berfor itor SpIigt i bele
Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
q
Sucbruo hos en- Sarmer.

Sames 9. Sprparb, en- 5drmer, iom
Dor mtrsnt to Wlil i Npro fpr Wtilpauz
Tee, Tom inb til 9psr cs meooelte pos
litiet, at ban Rat til oerpus bapce haot
Sefeg at Snbbrupstpre. De tcg bans
Safe uo at Suist. itient ben er ire Sob
bsi, % brasts ben unr ! en- @osn. iom
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

Sag BIZ blipe dnlagt mob TO 9irettez
rer ! Den faaerebe plantintm gant /
Wftltpmltee. Qntla9sn gaar M pdu, at
be bar forismt fin pli9t, % be bsr hsr'
for itua til Qnipar for bet 5ob, ION
S%nofpoerne bar liot. 5abene belsber
fig til ooer en- Minion. 5or en- Stunb
'ioen dnldgbe Wiliam @crber, en- at
gantens areoitorer, en- "teIt Iuit" mob
Sirettererne, Og i oisIe 9age bar ian
Dunoet Sdgen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
2obcnuinm cr 1880

9clegrdfitolper. % en- lib par Der Itcr
5c~ritrGttelis.
st 8rustruin p1a Gticago &c
Northpeitsrr goren itsott ben 9os aus
quit mob en- SporDog S~anespile.
isis. 6lsre perIonsr III 9eitaoigeiiu,
trordf bog in9er er flrliss.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
JnoIanoet.
Gn,uu.
Vorbi inco 2trcifer.

Wfitebreait G%pmpanp's Sclt / Sor=
buib pso Sttumtpa git tilbaqe til lit
Nrbeioe ben 7oe 4uguit, GU sr bare
&atbbun og Cincinnati 6pltene / Dip.
pdnooi ez Stitrittet uoe. Wanooq ben
9be bplbt aulgraperne ct Statsmpbe /
Sttumipd.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
lernrMt2usen
ssssrFs1AL nIeetAAM
MaSF sss1A~
u~sssmmsr rirSsaa o. Srssas vssses.
n INTERCHANGEABLE

maa I~HSfercrss isrtf 6psr Uiaeas "a Torsoas Ds'
a,H assrtisirmsuisr tiotas,s i'ie 10 pad ~htndHeen
~fstaeHos Ramcrs. meouinore bet Hfrp' eta 'orlsn'
ae&. COTS ct gpettisiensH,, Der isrit 'oHmner tHo !
atrshaasHumtrci Gr., ~iprldgaes t%uotrnifsi ? @diae.
oil bet femme inc 10 EtgsOis9HHrcre. 8rsss, Der 'ro'
tclstr Hstrtts1smsHisr. lom bet batter mto, bsr r'zr
tss apsst.sfemeHt { bet aeor. eisrne eaa asS
ualntsa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
1ramps iGttes ian.

s Rapio Gitp bar nan bra9t 9 Sms
I~treifere unber 2aas og 2utte. Gn al
benz 9it inp / ct Sus / ben eitlige Del
al 8pen % bar groo mob Sonen. !9ens
bes M}ano tom til % gap fam Su!lng.
SITE lanae efter bappe 4pIitist iamlet
bele Ilpttsn pg fit ben gobt forparet.
Den 7oe iattes Smitreiferne til at ar
beibe; msn bet pjlpe De life og gap pos
litiet Sanford. Man nl gjere ct mt
ScrIg9, pg bpis bet ~mislpttes, a9ter
man at binoe 5prenc Iummen meo en-
29nte % tpinss benz til at 9da bag en-
8pospoan, inotil be ertl9rer Zig pillige
til at bsItils noget. Sau lpoer Wtapps
rens Srore.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
MntIaaet for cperfaIo.
SUB 4ukntu.
Sperfpsmmrife.

Melsm 9 og 10 ON Iftenen ben 6ts
4uguit inbtraf ct Stpbruo CHER !9ot
Springs, pg ben Yat, lom gadr slsrls
ZEN Spsn, itss pluoielig ii eler tplp
Sob. 5lere imua Suie repes bort, pg
bet fprtqles, at ct MenneItelip git tabt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
Saare Oienlaao.
Noale iaa 5lajfer al 6ooos Saria.
pariaa bepirfeoe iuloitanois
0elbreoelie.

"glin IoOer plageoes al be iaatalote
%granulated Stenllaa, pg blep b~ebanblet
oerior, men uoen Burning Siliioit 6eiteni.
tc bun ia til al iprigae pools S~ariapariua,
% nogle iaa 7!aiter al oeHue Neoiein be.
uuteoe iu!oitRu0iS Selbreoslle.- Florence
g. Aoop. 8ot SrGnh. Soma.
"gm Mooer leo al Mape's mertsr, oa
ben NeoieIr bun ioripste. gap beuoe insen
SIHoriag. 0un bar III brust Scoos aria.
parllla. % bet bar blulpet henoe Ell bel 2e!.
os bun or megei tafnsmmelis for eenne
Nseolcin." Wis 9iS,e Mepers, 8or Oil,
Neipion, Soma. 0lem life at
Hoods SarsapariHa
er ben beoie- pirteli9 ben eneite ianoe Blob.
renier. SGisesa al ale 9russiitsr; 81 IS for$5.
unnh'e Ollie oirisr 1T. raIt % eeleist -
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

Sanop Riper 2erbag ben 7oe. Ifosoe
bar en- itor &rsaturpppr9ttsr. paa Sis
get fanotes en- 5laits, ION inoehpIot
en- Slant grenDspin. Ssiaa en- ung
WRano peo Napn Gbbp Station omtom
/ 9anoet. !San bubeos Zig / Misiisiippi,
20 Mil i Norb for 4ittin, TT arampe
og git til6unbs.
Sra Saittngs %itripes, at Wilhlm
0eb, en- ung tpft pebolsr. orutneos
G%orrigans Gate, Snper 8rope, ben 8oe
Qusuit. Gn 9rpr at BAN peb Nupn
Sapib Dor / Gl YaIo, Seras. Man
fanbt $11.14 paa BAN. vi papirer,
icm laa i bans @abiat, fremgif, at ban
6apbe eiort en- betpbelig Sorretning meo
Sfs Nmerican Sruit &c Supinss Sant
/ Gbicago.
anfiaaet for cperiaIo.
Gn ure Sabelmaser / !Sartlano,
So6n 2anoert, brastss ben 9oe 4uguIt
til gilbert Sea unber Qntlage for, at ban
bar pilet pplotage Drills Wulf, en- PIge
p1a 172lor. GranDjurnen rl Itafe Gps
/ Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

De uotomne gtlllnmere al "gSeo
Irllen" fan erDuloeS lor 2Oc
EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
WiI eeufp,ref,sreru, uu,pe,

itoo ubenfor @inbuet, o. tierte ufsaurs
be. Sdisn inoebplbt $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

unod,e Ollie eirisr 1T. raNt % seIsist q
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

0a Zsrnes Enumeration mso be Sore
nsoe Stutsr bier iorsIlaaet, bar en- al b.
ciQtiaite gsItemmslisr ben, at csr itulos
Iattes en- Chopper ior ZEN 6inciiIts Suos
%pdnorins. Som Fl ieriis Striot / ben
Rstuins tar ben bapaiilts Resi,rins
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
FOR CURB-STONE MARKET.

CITY COUNCIL HAS PREPARED
AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING THE
SAME AND WILL HAVE THE so
LICITOR CONSIDER 1T.
City Council discussed the matter of
establishing a street market several
eimes during the past year. Nothing
definite has been done as yet, although
two special meeting have been held,
last Friday night and last evening. FOR
the purpose Of forming an ordinance to
regulate il. The ordinances governing
the Wilmington city markets have been
considered, and one similarly con-
structed was read at the meeting last
night and referred to the city solicitor.
1t is proposed that the market be es-
tablished on Delaware street between
Second and Third streets. There has
not been a market in the city since the
old market-house, which occupied a
part of market square, was torn down
about twenty-five years ago.
Such a market would, no doubt, re-
suit advantageously for New Castle
people. 1t would bring more money
into the city that now goes elsewhere.
The merchants would profit by the pur-
dhases which would be made by farm
ers and others who will be attracted by
IL
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
HAVE WE RARONs2

To the Editor OF the Evening Journal
Sir: o. thou whose ancestor was
bachelor, and thou who hast not the
vigilance of st. Peter and likewise thou
who canst not borrow razors, we look
upon the littleness with a vast look
Verify, we believe that thy minds exist
for thine ownselves alone. A greater
than Daniel may be here, but the pound
of nech is made necessary as the bond
also calls for gore. He whose visions
made him see wheels within wheels,
and whose name thine ancestors have
taken. was more prophetic than he wist.
And he who burneth coal and then gets
remuneration for removing his own
ashes, verify they are triad most
wonderful to contemplate. What canst
we say? Only that the lower half OF
the green, that portion adjacent unto
Delaware street represents progress
The upper portion designates selfish
ness. cupidity, lack of municipal en-
thusasm and a spirit of retrogresslon
altogether disgusting, but in keeping
with a city of 5000 inhabitants, 2OO
years old. Why any Improvement TO
our city must be stopped in order to
cater to the interests of favored few
who have tried to hold the city in their
grasp for years. is more than anyone
can tell. It shows that the people
should know just how these obstruc-
tionists stand. And every movement
which originates in the minds of these
men, whether political or otherwise
should be promptly squelched in order
to show that in these days it is not al
ways lineage which can control a city
as was the wont in the feudal times
We have no American barons, except
those who are barren of every quality
necessary to a congeniality of public
opinion and willingness to more thar
compromise. JULIUS CAESAR.
New Castle, Del, July IA, 1897.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
FORGET THEIR CHANGE.
Men In IA Hurry to Get Away After
Making Their Purchases.

Men In n Hurry to Get Away After
Making Their Purchases.
A man entering a State street book
store, made several small purchases,
threw down a dollar bill TO pay Tor them,
and as soon as his package was handed
to him turned to go out. The clerk
called after him, says the Chicago
Herald.
"Hi, therel Don't you want your
changer" and he handed the customer
the best part of his dollar.
THAT happens every day" said the
clerk, "and we give quite an amount
at the end of the year to charitable or
CARNATIONS from the fund created by
change that has not been called for.
1t seems as if customers have only
one idea, and that is to get their goods
and go away"
"Do they ever come back for the
changer"
very rarely, and then it is always
for change that was left somewhere
else. I often wonder how such people
get through the world. And another
funny thing is, the customer never
seems to expect the change when we
offer it to them, that is after he has
forgotten it. You saw how that man
looked when we called him back
just as If was making him responsible
for some other mans mistake. 1t takes
all kind of people to make a world"
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

Collector John r. Hayes sat in The
mayors office yesterday and received
property and poll taxes. He will SIT
again to-day.
The United States battleship Iowa
stopped at Deep Water Point yesterday
afternoon to await tide, which she Will
take scaward.
The United States schOolship Stand
ish which has been anchored here
since Saturday afternoon, weighed am
chor yesterday afternoon and proceeded
down the bay.
Some bad boys on Delaware street
wharf amused themselves yesterday af-
ternoon by throwing stones at the pas
sengers on the steamer FavOrite.
There is talk of holding an indigna-
ton meeting for the purpose of dis
cussing the matter of completing the
school green Improvements.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
OTHER SHAREHOLDERS OBJECT.
THEY ARE AVERSE TO ACCEPT
ING THE OFFER MADE BY ]. I'D
WARD ADDICKS.

Newark M. July 14.-There was large
gathering of stockholders and creditors
of the Staten Island Terra Gotta Com
pany in the Vice Chanoellor's Court
here yesterday to oppose the PROPOSE
ton of j. Edward Addicks, who is one
of the receivers of the company. Mr..
Addicks, who was an officer of the
company before it went into the hands
OF the receivers, offered to buy the
plant, which is near Perth Amboy, on
the shore OF Staten Island Sound. The
company manufactures fire brick and
terra Gotta. 1t went into the hands OF
receivers in 1895, but the plant has been
kept running. Receivers certificates Tor
S75 600 have been issued, and there is
a floating Indebtedness OF about $25,-
600. There are notes, bonds and mort
cages due to the amount of about 5000,
600. Mr.. Addiclks is the heaviest credi-
tor
The offer of Mr.. Addicks was made,
his counsel stated, in response to an in
timation from Chancellor McGill that
the receivership should be terminated
and some steps taken to wind up the
matter. Mr.. Addicks offered to take
the concern as running one and
would assume all lut AlOl l6aSNS' tue
floating debt and the receivers certln-
cases. He would pay 100000.
In his offer, however, Mr.. Addicks
stipulates that he was to benefit by his
payment of the 100000, the same as al
other creditors. At the meeting yester-
day It was explained that of the S6OO,'
600 owed by the company about $780,
600 was due to Mr.. Addicks, so that the
Il .faHn. faN
one-sixth of the 100000. 1t wa.
brought ont that the company now haC
bank account of about $4,000, ant
this would go to Mr.. Addicks witch th'
rest of the assets. The creditors theI
showed that Mr.. Addicks would pay
500. 600. which, when divided, woult
all return Ito him. except about Slo'OOO
while in cash alCne he would Obtain
more than that amount. The whole
matter was set down for a hearing OF
| July %.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
sInkInr of GANG Cod.

The Boston Transcript refers to the
recent indications that Cape Cod is
gradually sinking or wearing away.
A few days ago worlSmen at the Prov
incetown pumping station found, II
feet below the level of the surface of
the ground and six feet below the sea
level four-inch stratum of mold COM
posed of decayed leaves, fibrous matter,
and fragments Of tree trunks and
branches. This would seem to indi-
cate the land has sunk, for fresh water
Is found on the cape at a level about
equal to the sea level at mean tides.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
INSPECTION OF MARITIME EX
CHANGE.

Representatives OF the Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange to-day passed down
to Cape May where they will begin an
official inspection of the stations of the
exchange on the Delaware river and
bay Visits win be made to the new
Breakwater, the quarantine stations
and other points of interest to those
connected with the commerce OF Phila-
delphia. The party included President
Earnshaw, Vice-President Thomas
Winsmore, Directors George Ali and j.
S. w. Holton, Edwin S. Cramp, Collec-
tor Read. Dr. Wyman, Superintendent
of the Life Saving Station Klmball
Captain Lyle DIR. Irwin and Commits
sioner of Navigation Chamberlain.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
THE ROYAL WAY.
HiRh-Born Danes Carry Their own
bedding on Their Travels.


bedding on Their Travels.
Few royal folks when travelling re-
quire their bedsteads and bedroom fur
niture to form portion of their lug
gage, as the queen does, for instance.
But many great ladies there are who
carry their own beds and bed linen,
blankets and quilts, and always
macintosh sheet to spread over the
mattress to guard against dampness for
lack of sufficient airing in transit
from place to place. Grand Duke Paul
of Russia. it is true, is always,
when travelling, accompanied by bed
stead. which he has had built in sec
tions, and which is put up by special
mechanic, under the superintendence OF
the roval valet wherever the grand
duke goes, but then tits simply because
he can seldom owing TO his great
height. meet with one long enough for
his comfort. says the Philadelphia Press.
1t does not appear to be generally
known that among the servants Of the
queen are two bearing the title of her
maiesty's tapissiers. One OF them fol
lows the court wherever it may be,
and the other remains permanently at
Windsor. The duty of these function
aries is to superintend the packing of
the queens baggage when the court
migrates. and their work is so perfectly
organized that every member of the
establishment concerned knows almost
to minute when he or she must be
ready to receive a visit from the packer.
1t is also the duty of the tapissiers to
maintain communication from palace to
palace with reference to all matters
which cannot be brought within the
limits of the royal mail boxes; to know
by heart all railway and steamship
routes. and to be able to convey any
desired article from one place to an
other by the swiftest and safest method.
Evening journal., 1897-07-14
BISHOPS RECEPTION.
RIGHT REV. MONAGHAN VISITED
NEW CASTLE LAST NIGHT.

AND WAS RECEIVED BY THE CON-
GREGATION OF ST. PETERS 3
CHURCH, UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE A. o. II.
Right Rev. John J. Monaghan, Of the
diocese of Wilmington, made his first
public appearance in New Castle last
night. Under the auspices of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians he was ten
dered a reception in the Knights Of
Pythias hall by the congregation of st.
Peters Church. There was a large
number of the parishioners present,
who were much pleased with their new
bishop.
Bishop Monaghan was escorted from
st. Peters pastors house ly James
Doherty and William S. Martin. Rev.
Il. l.. Brady accompanied the escort.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by John F. Campbell. president of Di-
vision No. 3. after which he presented
on behalf OF his order, to the bishop
handsome gold A. o. IL. badge. On
the back of the badge was engraved
the name of the donor and that OF the
recipient.
i he bishop then addressed the assem-
blage in that pleasing manner forwhlcf
he has already become endeared to the
people of his charges.
Throughout the evening selections
were sung by the Butler quartet, OF
Wilmington, which was composed Of
Mossrs Butler, McNulty and Ward
Their efforts were appreciated anI
brought forth much deserved applause