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Evening journal., 1898-05-12
GRncnRs PAss THROuGH.

The GrOcers' and Importers Ex-
change, according to annual custom,
this year have their usual three days
excursion, this time TO Washington,
with side trips to Mount Vernon and
other places Of interest They passed
through this city in a special train Of
vestibuled cars this morning, and re-
turn on Saturday evening. Tomorrow,
through the courtesy Cf Attorney Gem
Cral Grggs, the members Of the ex-
change will have the pleasure OF meet
ing President Mckinley in an informal
reception, at which time the ladies Of
the party will present Mrs. Mckinley
with a beautiful floral tribute.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
no THE SUPREME COURT.
CASES TO BE CARRIED UP FROM
THIS COUNTY.

THEY INVOLVE LARGE INTER
EsTS. AND SOME NICE POINTS
OF LAW WILL BE ARGUED.
The Supreme Court. wh4oh VIII coil
vsns In June, Will be called upon 10
pass upon several cases from tine Sill
peulcT Count OF this county.
writ of error was issued yeste1d y
afternoon directing ProthonJtaryWool
10y TO send up the record in the caas
Of Mary Alice CressweH We. the Will
mington and Northern Railroad Com
pany, tried at the last term. The jury
rendered a verdict for the defendar5,
and the plaintiff who is rgpuessnU d
by ex-senator Anthony Higgins ard
Albeit Constable, Appealed Senator
Clay ard United StAoes Distract A.
toTuey Vandegrift represent the de
fendant corporation.
A similar writ has been issued fCr
the sending up of fhe record i'm the ca ls
CT Rcb6ut Rev. VS.. the Putnam Pala se
Car Company. Wfldsa S. lHillos is al-
,1rney for the plaintiff and Lewis ..
VandegIilt for the defendant A jury
I'M the Superior Court rendered a ver-
oict cf 5000 for the plaintiff on Mar b
I, 1897, but owing 10 the new Cons l.
tuition going into effect ON june 10,
wlplng out Uhe Court Oh Errors ard
tppcsis and making no provision FL
the organization Of the Supreme Court
argument ON the appeal taken by the
company was postponed until th 8
Jun8
Another case carried up is that 81
Sidney r. Ewing and her husband vs.
/ the Mayor and Council Of Wilmington
William S. Hilles and Lilburn Chand i
| represe entod THE plaintiffs, and ths
Street and Sewer Department. has Ia-
/ tafnpd Robert G. HaTman, eX-city D.
/ Meter. TO make the argument IN June
| The quest Cu involved In this case Is
whether or not the city, by Legislative
I aot. can relieve itself of responsible }
for the con5ition CT its sidewalks ang
/ p,ace the responsibility upon the abut
/ ting owners. The Superior Cour
held that that responsibility and lia
| biIty was inherent in the city, ais i
was the duty Of the city 10 keep thi
Sidewalks in passaIble repair,and failut
Of that duty CARRIED with IL correspond
ing Inability. "A previous act Of tn'
] Iegislature had tried to relieve tN
city Of that liability. IL is said tina
| Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr, WIS instrl
mental in securing THE passage Of TN
act in question, and that shortly af
forwards a man fell on the pavemfn
I'M front of his office and fractured h|
skull Under that law the relative
'cf tine man sued Mr.. Carpenter as On
| owner of abutting property, and h
had 10 pay several hundred DOLLAR
damages.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
PRINcEroN PAssEs DoMN.

The first view of the new gunboat
Princeton was obtained by the officers
and men, at the League Island Navy
Yard, shortly after 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. When the formidable little
craft steamed PAST the island on dbs
way to- the Breakwater for its trial
trip. On board the gunb0at were Litu-
tenant West, of the NAVY, who wll
command her when she goes into cum
mission The boat was in the charge
of hcr builders, asd was manned by a
picked crew az forty OF their lm-
ployes. The Princeton passed Marcus
Hook at 1876 yesteuday afternoon,
Reody Island at 3.46 and anchored az
Dan Baker shoal at 5.25. Judging from
the gateness of the hour at which she
arrived ait the Breakwater, her trial
was postponed until to-day
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
IT'S FOURTH ANNIvERSARY.

Delaware Division, No. So L. a. to o.
r. c.. celebrated it's fourth anniversary
in Eden Hall on Tuesday evening A
fine program, consisting of singing,
and instrumental music, was
rendered. at the close of which the
women disposed OF a couch, which was
won by Charles Seypeut, OF Gibraltar
Pa. holding ticket No. 1894. After the
couch was disposed Of, al, present were
treated to refreshments, Of which there
was an abundance. The anniversary
closed with "a cake walk at midnight
There, we're delegations present from
Harrisburg. Pa, Philadelphia and Bal
timore. There were about 300 persons
in attendance.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
The FUSS is OYER.
DEMOCRATS OF COUNCIL MAKE UP
AND ELECT OFFICERS.

JOHN J. CASSIDY ELECTED BUILD
ING INSPECTOR ON THE EIGHTH
BALLOT-FORMER CHIEF WILL
SON NOW ASSISTS JOHN BOUGH-
MAN.
The long-existing deadlock among
the Democratic members of City COun-
ell was broken last night and the city
offices filled. Several new candidates
were in the field, but only one surprise
was occasiOned when j. j. Cassidy was
elected building inspector inplace OF w.
James, who was put down as the sure
winner. Mr.. Leary, of the Third ward,
was nominating man for the Demo-
Gratis, and Mr.. Robertson, of the Fifth
ward, for the Republicans.
1t required eight ballots to decide the
candidate for building inspector, but
Mr.. Cassidy's name was the only one
offered by the Democrats and Mr.
Grubb, the present inspector. by the
Republicans. Cassidy secured the
seven Democratic votes and Mr.. Grubb
six.
The either officers elected were as
follows Clerk of Council, William p.
Morrison; bailiff, John J. Ryan; audi
ton, Isaac c. Pyle; auditors clerk, John
BOughman; city treasurer's clerk,
George ]. KlOberg; coal oil inspector M.
J. Kelley; clerk of the market, Michael
COnnell; engineer of the City Survey
ing Department, George BOughman;
fnst assistant, James Wilson, who was
| formerly chief; second assistant, James
I Zeigler; third assistant. Henry Snyder;
registry clerk, Charles II. Ten Weeges
rOdman, first corps, Andrew J. Dough-
erty; rodman, second corps, William
Hayes; city clock regulator, W. II
Hartlove; superintendent Of the gar
bage crematory, Charles Cannon; first
| assistant, Peter Erner; second assist
ant, Hugh Wallace; watchman, Michae
| Gorman.
The Republican nominees were: Clerl
Of Council, Harvey HOffecker; bailif
OF Council, Charles BambOm; auditor
Harry CaspersOn; auditors clerk Jane
| Kitchens; city clock regulator, ROber
Up. Edwards; city treasurer's clerk
] Samuel Vandegrift; coal Gil inspector
| James b. Martin clerk of the market
| Alexander Burleigh; chief engineer O
the Engineering and Surveying Depart
ment, James Wilson; first assistant, n.
| nominee, as llt DtlllCcl aus nAIneu MI
Wilson; second assistant, Francis A
Price; third assistant, Howard e. Grif
flths; registry clerk. MahlOn Belts; rod
man, first corps, ITO nominee; rodman
second corps, Montgomery Ewing; su
perintendent of the garbage crematory
Albert H. GCcdnCw; first assistant
George Yates; second assistant, Nose
Wiley; watchman, John Rogers.
The new officers will be sworn in to
night.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
The GRAND UNION SEWING MACHINE

THE HANDSOME5T AND MOST
USEFUL PRIZE EVER OFFERED
TO TEA AND C0FFEE PUR-
CHASERS.
The Grand Union Tea Company. on
King srtreet which has the distinction
OF being one OF the most reliable and
successful firms in this city, has made
nm exceptionally llberal offer to It's
customers handsome sewing ma
chins. This is no cheap common af-
fair, but a machine THAT Is as near per-
fecton as ingenuity cam suggest. II Is
huilt Of the choicest material, by the
most experienced mechanics, every
wearing part Case hardened, thus i'm
surfing long service. IL is handsomely
ornamented. with niclp5l-plated fly
wheel. bent wood cover, drop leaf, ono
Gaawr at Carh end cf the table and
one centre drawer and with ccmplct3
attachments.
The machine Is simple in construc-
tion easy TO operate, rapid I'M motion,
with double feed, self-thrtldlug shut
tie and automatic bObbin wlnder IT is
made by one Of the most reliable con-
Csrns in the cOunbry, and ranks with
the high priced machines when sold
under the factory name. It is fully
warranted
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

-Dolaware Lodge. BrOtheThocd OF
Railroad Trainmen, No. 1913, will cele-
brate it's eleventh anniversary cn the
evening Of May 13 at Eden Hall.
THE Standard Oil tanker Maverick
Will leave the Harlan amid H0llings-
worth shipyard next Tuesday.
Thirteen recruits were taken from
this city to Camp Tunneil to-day by
Sergeant Genn-
While riding his bicycle last night
at Delaware avenue and Adams street
E. e. Hanna fell Of spraining his
ankle.
Some boys have raised a flag on a
vacant lot at Lancaster avenue and
Harrison street. Mrs. Thomas f. Bay
ard gave them the halyards.
Miss Lizzie Luton, of Chester, a
sister of Hamilton Luton, the gospel
singer. died Of pneumonia on Friday.
She was known to many Wilmington
ians.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
NEw-CENTURY CLUB OFFICERs.

Members of the New-Century Club
met yesterday afternoon and elected
these officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Mary S. Howland; first
vice-pres.dent, Mrs Laura w. Webb;
second vice-president, Mrs. Mary AZ.
Crosby; recording secretary, Miss Mar
garet II. Shearman; corresponding sec
retaty, Mrs. Jessie T. Betts; Federation
sgoretary, Miss Edith N Gawthrop;
treasurer, Mrs. Harriet K Belts; men,
bers of executive committee to serve
two years, Miss Mary II. "a. Mather
Alns. Josephine E. Glipin Mrs. .R9lch-l
M. G. Vandegrift, Mrs. Margaret T
Hill, Miss Emma WOrrell Miss Allce
p. Smythe, Mrs. Sarah A. Sellers.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
REMOVAL OF A WEIL-ISNOWN
BUSINESS TO BIAlRI2ET STREET.

tOf4MONAL l. Of WIlsll-NNOWlN
BUSINESS TO MARKET STREET.
Miss Salle E. Maloney, who succeed
cd the latte Frank a. Gardner I'M the
oyster and ice cream business at tho
goulhwest corner OF Seventh and Ship
10y streets, has removed the business
to No. 704 Market stneet.
Miss Maloney is thoroughly familiar
with One business, having been in
charge of 1t for Mr.. Gardner for a iong
time, and during his long Illness man
alging 1t entirely. She has taken the
whole bulldlng at No. 704 Market
street, having handsomely fitted it up
from top TO bottom, and win open the
uew place to-night with music, from
s to III O'Clock.
Miss Malcney win carry complete
l.ne OF ice cream and ices, and will
serve oysters I'm every style Diligen.
attention viii be given to lamlly TRADE
and she will make specially OF light
lunches.
ROOMS have been handsomely fitted
up upstairs for ladies, and among the
improvements noted are electric lights
and fans. Ola PATRONS and the public
geneIa.ly WIN receive cordial wei
come.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
IoI1IrY AT ST. IOHNs.

There was an enjoyable reception in
tho parish house of st. Johns Church
last evening Birthday features were
connected with Il. each person giving a
penny for every year Of his or her age.
The auditorium was decorated with ma
tional cOlors and flowers. Musical num-
bers by Mr.. Morgan, Miss COnneM and
Miss Thomas added to the enjoyment
OF the evening, as did also the grapho-
phone selections by HOlstein Harvey.
After the serving Of refreshments
America" was sung by the entire as
semblage.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
Did you luy any Bay State?"

did you buy any Bay State?"
Yes, $3.50 worth"
"Who gave you the check to pay for
it?"
Colonel Cooper"
What did he give you the check
for?"
Colonel Cooper said that he rep
resented a syndicate company, COM
pr.sing Boggs, john d. Hawkins and
citizens"
e. Hezikiah Warrington was next
called TO prove who wene thu mebn-
bsrs Of the syndicate. He was about
to ten of whom the syndicate was COM
posed, when the delfence's attorneys cb-
iected and Judge Bradford sustained
Them.
Boggs was next cacled 10 identlfy a
certain SLIP deposit for $500, which ne
did. Ii WIS offered In evidence and
accepted,
Bcggs w@s asked what the deposlt
Slip represented. He said $500 which
went 10 r. T. Cooper to pay his debts.
and pay off two mortgages, one for
1850 and the other for $3.50"
j. II. Benson was called and asked
whether Boggs had the reputation OF a
man with sufficient means to loan S2O,-
600 or $4,000
Witness said that he did not. He
thougiht BOggs a man who was getting
a SALARY which enabled hlm 20 hive
property.
What did you know about him out
side of the bank?"
Nothing"
w. G, Postles was next called ard
asked the same question ais was asked
| Mr. Benson. He said that he Thought
Boggs lived OFF his SALARY.
"Did you ever hear Of him going 10
Gloucester" asked Mr.. Bird
No"
DGl j. d. Downs, Boges family phy-
sican, was called. He said that Boggs
had not the reputation Of man capR
bic of loaning a large sum OF money
Were you a companion CT his
asked Mr.. Brd?"
Mo"
Professor w. L. Gooding OF the ID
ver Conference Academy, said th3
| BOggs' position, in his estimation, WA
not THAT of man of large means.
j. Ia Clark, of Dover said that Bogg
was not a man CT means. He Said TIM
HE would net have gone TO him for
loan.
"Why?"
Because 7 always Thought ne WE
short Hike myself" WAuglhGer.)
THE government here rested anil tn
court ordered a recess.
Mn, VandegIift offered prayers IN IA
case, but said THAT as he had not Din
time to- have them typewritten he aske
for little time in order TO preE-r
them i'm that form
Mr. Vandegrift began supporting hi
: prayers. objected TO by the defence, d
quoting authorities and decisions
eimilar cases.
At his conclusion Senator Gray O
fered the prayers for the defence. an
he. too. argued and read authority SUI
d porting the defence's prayer
Colonel Cooper, the defendant, who
editor Of the Milford Herald sat at II
reporters table this morning writir
u editorials for his paper, which is issu'
on Saturdays, while his attorneys we
reading their prayers.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
BRowNTowNs PATRIOTIC BOYS.

There are patriotic boys in Brown
town, and since the war began they
have been saving their money and So
Letting the residents Of that neighbor-
hood for contributions in order to buy
a flag. The committee was composed
of Frank Dunson, DOC" Shiles, Samuel
Davis. John Peoples and George krut-
cher, and they were so successful that
last night a handsome bonner was
flung TO the breeze at Cedar and Wright
street. The flag is Sx12 feet and the
pole "a feet high. AS it was raised the
boys and a large crowd which had
gathered spiritedly sang "Star Spangled
Banner"
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
GEORGE c. MARIs 8 son,
HE sWoRE IN COURT.

Michael Glenn was araigned this
morning in Judge Balls court on the
charge of drunkenness and fined 81 and
costs ais was Charles Walton. John
Reed who. last night, swore at Judge
Bail, was heavily scored by Assistant
City Solicitor CaIhOon and fined $40 in
each case. I'M default he must serve
nine months i'm Jail There were two
charges Of contempt against the pris-
oner. The charge of larceny as ballee
against George Drake was settled. The
plaintiff Withdrew the charge.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
ENcorNrER OVER "a DOG.

A butcher i'm Eighth street market
and a Wilmington business man, who
Is a deg fanc.er. became involved In a
quaiuel over a deg which the latter ac-
cused the former of stcalinlg and scni-
ing to the cCurtry. and the outcome
uf 70 all was that the butcher received
severe punishment, his face showing
sundry evidences CT the deaparateness
Of the encnunter.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
CLERK RIoIs RESIGNS.

j. Eugene Blois. day clerk at the
Clayton House, and one Of the most
popular members of the clerical staff
Of the hotel, has resigned, and will re-
turn to Washington Mr.. BlOis has been
especially kind and courteous to the
newspaper men OF the city, and they.
especially, regret his departure.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
rrTrilp EqIeLATIVE WORK.

Dover. May 12.-The General Assem-
bly, did little beside committee work
yesterday. Governor Tunnel vetoed
the new Adams bill to tax investments
On account Of a number Of defects in IL.
The two houses VIII at once attempt TO
remedy the defects.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
THE WAR SAVED HIM.

Patrick Thornton, who committed an
assault on his aged father, was arrested
yesterday by Sergeant of Police Black
and Patrolman Ralston at Twelfth and
Orange streets. Just after he enlisted
for the war When thornton was ar
raigned before Magistrate Sasse he was
allowed to go. as he was to be muster
ed in as a volunteer to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12

WANTED. - Immediately firSt-class
ook. Apply Select Intelligent Office, 81
asst Eighth street.
AGENTS WANTED.-Murat Halstead' 8
reat War Book, our Country in War.
II about Armies, Navies, Coast Defences,
faine Disaster. Cuba. War with Spain,
nd relations with Foreign Nations. Near
Il GOO pages. All written since Maine Dis
ster Magnificent colored illustrations.
gents making $40 to S39 per day. No ex-
|erience necessary. Most liberal terms
uaranteed, 20 days credit, price low
|reight paid. Handsome outfit free. Send
two-cent stamps to pay postage Edu-
|ational Union, 82l Dearborn St, chicago.
WANTED.-Agents, male and female, "a
|Olicit insurance. Policies issued on
lonthly plan II desired, from 500 to $l0,'
%. Full and immediate benefit, half the
mount of policy for permanent disabil
y by accident or sickness. Also Limited
Payment Policies issued in 10, Is and 2
ayments. Can or address.
w. S. HOFFMAN & CO,
Managers
Covenant Mutual Life Assn. of Illinois
S36 Market street.
Incorporated Jan. Q, 1871
HAS. FEHRENBACH. Gen. Agt.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 433.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
MARKET HOUSE ELECTION.

The following officers Of the City
Market House Association were elected
last evening: President, Fred Kienle;
viee-president, John Wallsmith; secre-
tary. David Megill; treasurer, "A. Geary;
directors. Joseph Joslyn, Harry Reeves,
F. Marshall, James Corish and John
Gibbons.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
cIRGlANnzED A NEW LODGE.

A new lodge OF Shield OF Honor WAS
organized last night at the rssidence
OF GRAND Secretary G. Il. Martin, or
dhls city It VIII be named America,
No. 6. Another meeting Of the charter
members will be hhld On next Tuesday
evening at No 32i East FOuG-h STREET.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
ONE CENT
PRESSES DISTURB HIM.

JOHN b. RITCHIE BEGINS AN AC-
ZION AGAINST A MORNING
NEWSPAPER.
Colonel Benjamin Nie;ds appeared
Delore chancellor Nicholson this morn
ing and made application for a rule
calling upon the Sun Printing Company
10 snow cause why IL should not be en-
joined from operating its printing plant
on sixth street between King and
French streets. II was granted and
made returnable on May q, although
no restraining order was granted
John b. Ritchie, who resides next
door, Is the complainant. He declares
that the presses running at night dis
turb the peace and comfort of himself
and famil,-
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
TWO SHELLS TO DUPONT.

The DUPONT Powder Company has re-
o5.ved two No. 3 shells with No. 6
hezds from the Carnegie Steel Works,
at Pittslburg. The shells weigh 775
pouues and are about three end a half
feet long.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
COLONEL ANFENGER's LUCK.

Colonel Cody Anfenger left town this
morning for Chickamauga Park. He
received word from Washington yester-
day that he had been appointed to a
position in the commissgry department
Of the regular army.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
TROOPS SCOULDN'T LAND
Unsuccessful Attempt to In
wade Cuba at Cienfuegos.
FIVE KILLED AND WOUNDED
BUT SECRETARY LONG REFUSES
TO ElTHl1R CONFIRM OR DENY
THE REPORT- SPANISH LOSSES
SAID TO BE MUCH GREATER.

1
London, May 12.-Span5lh As are
34ss. Americans are wsak thlrousla-
cut THE list
New York, May 12.--Amsrio.rs a.e
S1ld to have made Efforts to land ait
CkrGuegcs and Cardenas. The battle
la15sd eight hours The Wcald says
that four American vessels made two
attempts TO llnd men and arms at
Olenfuegos, but were rcpuleed aater
eight hours fighting The American
I5sses are said to have been consider
able. ALI reports circulated yesterday
shout the ending OF the war seem To
have been incOrrect.
Key West, May 12-In an engage
ment yesterday of Cardenas one officer
and three men were killed AMID several
wcunded. Boats which have arrived
h1re frOm THE h.ccl1ade ropont that all
was quiet about Havana yesterday.
New York, May 12.-The war rcws
is unchanged, except that reports say
THAT the Americans made an uusuc-
o1ssful 2ttempt to land troops ait Cien-
iuegos.
Madrid, May PA prominent
Cabinet minister is quoted as Saying:
| ''Ah i'm Spain now wish for peace ai
hearb" and it is said THAT Geneuul
| C1npOs, who also wants the war end
Il "a ttff1 Ian.
Key West. May 12.-The gunboat
HNdlson has arrived wiah the bodieg
Of Ensign Bagley and four OF the CROW
Of the torpedo boat Wlnslow.
Washington, Nlay 12.-socretar,
Long REFUSES to either confirm or den,
th1 REPORTS of our naval reverses a
Caudenas and CiCnMeBos, which shoy
THE torpedo boat Winsluw 20 be badl.
damaged and four men klled and tw,
wounded.
Key West. May 12.-The America
attempts to land at Cardenas and Glen
fuego5 Were both failures, but i'm th
attempt they sunk a Spanish gunbOa
destroyed a fort and killed ami wound
! | Cd many Spaniards. Ihe America
lczg is said to ho five killed on Oh
WinslOW
e New York, May l2.-Journal bulk
3 tin says THAT it is rumorsd THAT M
i Tecumseh was blown up OF C.cl
e | fucgOs.
London. May 12.--The following dl
patch is published in london under
copyright line:
The New York Sun has received
dispatch from Havana. via Jamaic
A showing than the bombardment
Clenfudg0s was oarTiod cut conow
rently with an attack upon Cardena
six American shops were engage
r. They entered the bay Of Cardenl
. opening fire at 1000 yards range.
The Spanish gunboatB Antonio l.
PEI and Ligera replied. The form
was destroyed, and the latter cripple
An attempt was then made to Sci
landing parties ashore. but the Spa.
ish claim THAT IL was unsuccessful.
The Amerlcan ships were hit
A dispatch from Madrid says d
. | SpanfaIds admit that eight men We
= wounded at Candenas yesterday
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NOTICES.


NOTICE.-An election Is hereby called
10 be held on Saturday, May Is. 1898, be-
ween the hours of j. m. and p. m, Tor
he purpose of selecting the members of
he County Eecutive Committee in the
hundreds outside the city of Wilmington,
Ind in said city delegates to elect the
Wilmington members of said committee
inder the rules governing the Democratic
.,arty. The inspectors and judges to hold
he said election will be announced as
oon as selected by the present commit
ee, under the rules as amended by the re-
ent convention held to amend said rules.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Chairman Democratic County Executive
Committee of New Castle County.
Attest: E. r. Cochran. Secretary.
Democratic papers of New Castle county
llease copy.
MONEY to loan on mortgages in sums
@ suit LAMBERT j. FOULk,
9l9 Market street.
LADIES! Chichester's English Penny
oval pills Diamond Brandt are the best
safe reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
stamps for particulars. Relief for
adies," IN letter, by return mail. AT
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
SPRING RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
bring at the Seashore. A Delightful
Season
SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
open All the Year.
acific and Massachusetts Avenues, At
lantic City, n. j.
Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern,
ydraulic Elevator Hot Salt Baths
I'm Parlor. Steam Heat. Open Crates
Iuisine and Service First-Class.
A. GRUBB, Mgr
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
MFRS. JOHN l. M'NAIG BURIED.

Funeral services over the remains CT
Mrs Annh ID. McHaig, wife of john /.
McIlaig. were held at her late hcme,
No. 1914 Pennsylvania avenue. this
afternoon. Private inteTment was
lmade at Mt. Salem Cemetery
Evening journal., 1898-05-12
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEETS.

The annual meeting on OF the Medi-
cal Associations OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Surgeons lis now going
On at Wheeling, West Virginia. Doc
tons EilegOcd, Palmer and Chandler, cf
this city, are in attendance.