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The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

NOT less than $1,000 dcrvishes were
slaughtered Mt the battle OF Omdur-
man. They courtcd death in the be
lief that they would 90 straight to
purad. .-c and the british commander
was compelled tomow down an enemy
that refused to surrender.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Ancrinnr. to tne U,it.d state.

San Juan, Oct. 25.-The members of
the insular cabinet took the oath of
allegiance to the United States yester-
day with betitting solemnity. They
Will issue manifesto announcing their
resolution to avoid partisan politics
and end party strife
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

TIE Boston board OF health recent
ly investigated the qucs,pn of acci-
dental gas asphyxiatlOu, which causes
an average Of 81 deaths o car n that
city. Their report declared that -
per cent of the fixture were de-
icctivc.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Cannot E.trndite Mr.. Botki,.

San Fancisco, Oct 25.-The superior
court, five judges sitting en- bauc, has
decided that Mrs. Botkin, accused of
the murder of Mrs. John Dunning and
her sister, Mrs. Joshua Dean, OF Do.
yer, Del, is not fugitive of justice
from the state of Delaware. If she is
tried for the crime it must be in Cali
forpia
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

EIGuTs- FoUK per cent. a. the enlist
ed force Of the United Sta'n, navy are
now stated to be America by birth or
naturalization. Five year ago little
more than half OF he cu stcd force
were Americans, either 10y birth or
naturalization.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

TIE recent regImcntal sports of the
Royal Canadian battalion OF imperial
troops at Halifax, n. :, were marked
by an unusual incident. At the con-
cluaion OF the sports 100 men, the pick
af the garrison, formed pyramid by
mounting one uPon anothcr's shoul-
ders and the man at the apex, "A fine
specimen of the British soldier, stood
waving in one hand the union jack
and in the other the stars and stripes
This fualc was cheerri by the large
number Of spectators present.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
A Railroad Extended.

Ell Reno, Ok, Oct 25.-The Choctaw.
Oklahoma & Gulf has been extending
its line west from FL Reno and has il
completed to Wetherford, Ok. Effect
i've October 30, the line will be open
for business to this point in connec-
tion with the Katy, the Santa Fe and
the Rock Island.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Japan,s New M,n,.,rr a Harvard Man.

Washington, Oct. 22.-The Japanese
government has appointed Mr.. Jutaro
affairs, to be minister of Japan to the
United States Mr.. komura was born
in 1858 and studied Lc.w at Harvard
university.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Dying sersennt's Farewell,

"hen the Astor battery was in ac.
Ilon before Manila First sergt. Grim
mins' gun was at the front, and wifi
ms associates the sergeant was oet
ting ready to send crash at Tho
spanish hlockhouse when vo,lav
came that struck home fatally to two
ol .he gunners. Crfmmins was one Of
these' The story of the Associated
rress was that "sergt. Crimmins. after
ne was shot. staggered to his pnn
hred 1t. and the next moment fell dead
Desioe his piece.'-N. Y. Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Judge Williams, Q Lit lie Rock, Ark. /,
has received motto frd Washington
that the depart Mt n Justice has
designated the Miseurg reform school
for boys at Boon,lle Us the place OF
confinement for mile Juvenile offend.
ers under the age lsyiars convicted
in the Eastern distict u ArkansaS
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Tine Boston transcript says that the
trend OF sentiment in what are known
a. evangelical churches is strongly in
the direction Of the full and complete
relinq Of the obnoxious doc
trlne of everlasting future punishment
and that the percentage of those who
hold to the doctrine is small and grow
ing smaller every day.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
K.n..n. to Emb.s wednesday.

San Francisco, Oct.5. The Second
and Third battalions'f the Twentieth
Kansas regiment viii go on board Of
the Indiana to-morpw, and few
hours afterward will le on the way to
Manila. Orders to lis effect were
given out at regimef tai parade last
ninht
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

a RECENT dispatch from Columbus,
O., stated that . gtgnntIc trust is about
to be formed OF the different collar
and shirt Industries OF the United
States This trust which is to be con-
trolled by English capitalists, will be
organized within short time with u
cnpitaI of 500. 0UOUUJ The corpora.
ton will control the output OF the
leading industries Of this kind in this
country, and will also own and opcr.
ate it's own cotton mills.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
.ecretary wilson's Batch OF Garden seed,

Washington, Oct. %. Secretary
Wilson has awarded to the New York
Market Gardeners association the con.
tract for furnishing all the seeds to
the agricultural department for the
current fiscal year The con tract
price is sos and a. 2as, 1853 packages
of seed are to be furnished.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Two little steamers to- bc built by
an English firm are to have speed OF
~ statute miles an h.-r- Crossing
the Atlantic in three day viii soon be
r0asLNLe.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Hoods Sarsaparill.
The Place to Sec III

Miss sheafe-Oh! Just look at that 49,
rising and falling in the breeze. How bes.l
tiful it is
Mr.. Cityman-Ah, but you ought to -. !.
rising and falling in the corn e1chsnse.H
Tit-Bits.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

AFTER n trial Of six mon tbs, the pure
food law in Minnesota is reported to
be working well. Its most effective
requirement is that adulterated arti-
cles be so labeled. One effect of this
is that some manufacturers have with
drawn their mixtures from the Min
nesota market, sending the adulter-
ated goods to other states, where the
laws are not as strict. Some houses
sell straight goods and mixed side by
side under different brands. But the
pure brands are kept religiously apart
from the mixed, where six months ago
it was the scheme to make them as
much alike as possible.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

AN interesting test was made the
other night at the Hoboken pier of the
North German Lloyd Steamship COM
pany at New York of the lucigraph,
an invention of John w. Hayward for
signaling at sea. The lucigraph is a
combination of typewriter and stere-
opticon. Instead of a screen n rapidly
revolving ''pinwheer is used, on
which is thrown the signal letters
that are brought before a strong light
on slides worked by II key board. These
letters may vary from minimum of
Is feet to any size, and may be seen by
the naked eye at great distance.
The test proved successful
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Col WARISG estimates The cost Of
cleaning Havana, including the dredg-
ing Of the bay, draining, sewerage
and paving, at ST., ,OCU, 900
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

TIE assay Office At Seattle, Wash,
and the mint at san Francisco este
mate the klondilyc output for the sea
son at s., OUO. 600.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Leading woman to the altar is usp.r,.
mans last act of leadersh:p.-Chicssss
Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
1n.urrsn, ,r.l.-.. !.

Manila, Oct 26.-ihc lsurgent,
have peaceably withdAwn t., the dis.
tance desired by the 4ericin officers
except in Caloocan, III northern sub
urb of Manila. 1t i4thoaght that
there will be no oppos i4n % the move
ment
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Women's shoes are naturally tight ~.
they are tull.--Chicago Daily News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

After physicians had given me up. ~.
saved by Pso's Cure.-Ralph Eriee. WI.
Transport, Pa, Nov. p, 1893.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Stiff as poker-sore as a boil. St. Il.
cobs Oil will relax, soothe, cure.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

A mixed pain has bruise and sprain 8.
Jacobs Oil cures the twain. s''
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28
Evacuation of Porto Rico Completed.

Washington, Oct. a5.--The navy de-
partment yesterday received the fol.
lowing:
San Juan. Oct 22-Secretary of the Navy:
Evacuation of Porto Rico completed by the
sailing OF the last detachment Of troops to-day
The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-28

Santiago Oct tEJ.-Kev. Mr. Someil-
Ian, minister of the NJ. Z. church
here, is about y build church and
establish scho4, after which he will
visit the other a. ban cities for a SINH
lar purpose. Hid is of Cuban birth, but
has been living in the United States
since he was b3y. He had been away
from Cuba 30 webs
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
HER son WENT TO WAR.

BIG TEARS STREANlED DOWN
MRS. GRUSSENMEYER'S FACE
AS SHE PLEADED FOR ASSIST
ANCE.
A plain little German woman, with
big tears in her eyes, and seeming to
be brokenIhearted, was a plaintiff in
Magistrate Kelley's court yesterday
against her son, who SHE said had
run AWAY from home. She was Mrs.
Nicholas Grussenmeysr, OF Centueviiie.
What did your son run away for?"
asked the magistrate.
Och, mein nicht,' said the woman.
Heinrich gein to war" Here she lift
ell her apron to her eyes and cried
again.
How Old is your SOM" asked the
magistrate.
Seventeen" she said; "the farms
gone, The crops gone, the chickens
gone, and Heinrich was so good to look
after them. No help more for me,
she said.
The magistrate gave her advice, but
it was not Of the assuring kind, as
the court had no jurisdiction in the
case. SHE left the court room and th,i
pity Of AN there Followed her.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
PILOTS ARB DERRLICT
THEY FAIL TO MAKE REPORTS OF
VESSELS WITHIN TINE TIME

THEY FAIL TO MAKE REPORTS or
VESSELS WITHIN TINE TIME
PRESCRIBED.
Delaware pilots and shipping men
will be interested I'M the following
item concerning The meeting OF the
Board Of Port Wardens OF Philadel-
phia yesterday:
Joel Cook was reelected president
for the ensuing term. Eight members
took their seats upon re-elec.ion, and
two new members were admitted, Will
liam r. Tucker, as master warden. re-
ported that THE work of Improvement
Of the Delaware riVcr channpl was pro
gessing satisfactory. and will probably
be finished by September He called
attention 10 THE regulations Of the gov
ports OF vezsols which They bring inn.
ernment requiring That pilots make re
harbor within folty-oight hours o
landing. This rule mas recently beei
repeatedly ignored. and the attentiol
Of the Pilots Association was CALLED e
the regulation.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
WALSH TO CONE BACK.

FORMER PENSION EXAMINER
HERE TO BE GIVEN HIS OLD
PLACE.
Among runners scurrying through
the offices Of the Federal build
ing ahis morning was That Louis
P. Walsh. formerly pension examiner
here, but who was removed Ito the
circuit embracing Gettysburg and
York, Pa, was to be reinstated here
and DIR. r. F. Fletcher, who was APP
pointed to succeed Mr.. Walsh here
was to be transferred.
AN of the government employees in
the Custom Department hailed Mr.
Waigh's reinstatement with JOY. Mr.
Walsh is a Washington lawyer and {
brilliant tallker He has many Friends
here. AIr. Walsh expects to be order
ed here ait amy time.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
BATCH or MACHINES

TYPEWRITERS IN THE CASE OF
UNION TYPEWRITER COMPANY
vs. DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE.
Twenty-Five small boxes, each con-
tanning a typewriter Of different makes,
were shipped from The Federal building
yesterday to the Tdenton United States
Court. The machines were sent here
from Trenton to be used as evidence
in Inc suit of the Union Typewriter
Machine Company against the Domes-
tic Sewing Machinla Company The
suit was based ON am alleged infringe
ment. and THE Union Machine Company
was the complainant.
The suit was first brought before
Judge Bradford in Trenton. but was
removed to the court here The ma
chimes, for some unknown reason, were
never used in The case. Judge Brad
ford will probably hand own deci-
sion in the case tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Florence Crittenton Mission viii be
held at Grace Church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
in a wrestling match for $40 a side
Between Michael Donoho and William
Kyle last night Donoho was the win
ner.
"A reception will be given to all
who assisted in Mrs Monroes Life
ani Times of John Wesley this even
Ing In ST. Paups NJ. e. Church.
"A three-masted schooner laden
with phosphate, grounded in the Chris
tiana at the B. & o. bridge last night.
Alfred Evans, OF South Whining
ton, broke his leg while grinding stone
at the Gelding pottery yesterday.
Members of the G. A. r. are con-
sldering arrangements TO visit the sol
diers at Montchanin on Sunday next.
Robert Downing, II years old, liv-
| ing at No. 407 Lombard street. was
seized with a ft yesterday at Front and
Union streets. He was sent home IN
the patrol wagon.
The Building Committee Of the
High School met last night and dis
cussed the plans for the new High
School.
-Jsoph Korschinsky, living at No.
/ 115 Market street, was taken to the
Delaware Hospital last night, suffering
with illness.
The death of Estella L. Tyson, 21
years old, from typhoid fever, was on
the blotter at the Board Of Health yes
terday.
J Allen Matthews held a rat-killing
, sociable in front OF the Hotel Jennings
, yesterday. Andy Selak's fox terrier
was the CUES; OF honor.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company have laid off five painters on
account OF the work now going ON in
the yard not being far enough ad-
vanced to continue the men on regular
, time.
Transfer tug No. -, built for the
New York New Haven and Hartford
= Company at the Pusey and Jones Com.
s pany's shipyard, had a successful docl
trial yesteday.
Captain Shackford, who has beer
sick for several weeks, is back at hil
post on board the yacht Niagara.
. The steamer Oilheld. from Bor
8 deaux, France, entered port YESTERDAY
!. to load oil.
AT meeting of the Adas Kodesl
C CONGREGATION the election Of Officer
was held and the building committee
was ordered continued with power e
act.
- The DUPONT Grays defeated th'
Blue Stars on Saturday by the score o
8 10 to s.
d More furnishings for the Niagari
s arrived at the Harlan and Hollings
worth Companys yard last evening
and barge load OF coal was places
alongside of her
Linen suits are coming in
s Sales Of flags are unusually larg
d and remunerative.
ID Many boys patronized the swim
S ming pool in Brandywine Park yester
day.
= AT the meeting Of the Union BibI
9 Class at the Y. NJ c. A. last eveninl
Dr. Pettingill gave a talk on Bib
lDispensation.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
sERMON no KNIGHTS.

Oceoia Lodge and Diamond Lodge,
knights OF Pytlhias, 10 the number OF
eighty-nine knights, attended service
at Ebenezer NJ. E. Church, near New
ark, Sunday afternoon. An interesting
and edifying seImOn on Friendship,
Charity and Benevolence" was preach
ed by Rev. w X Hammond. Wash
ington Lodge, of this city, and a Cam
den, n. j., lodge were represented.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
c1ARK I'M RArTERY a

T. Victor Clark, Of Dover, we'll
known as a baseball player, has JOHN
ed Battery A, Captain WaTburton, Of
Philadelphia. It is composed prin-
cipally OF students Of Harvard, Yale,
and Princeton Colleges and The Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. No man can
JON who is not FIVE feet ten inches
tail and who does not weigh at least
16O pounds. 1T will be crack battery
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
ONE CENT
USE OF A SEVER
LEVY COURT MAKES A CoNcE5-
SION TO THE STREET. AND
SEWER DEPARTMENT.

olSWth DEPARTMENT..
Levy Court is in session to-day. pass
ing bills Of miscellaneous character,
and making the various men on the
county pay-roll happy.
Court Crier Thomas B. Smith visited
the room for few moments to sea
what disposition The court proposed to
make of his claim for damages for the
tearing Of the mainsail Of his yacht
Chfton by Third street bridge draw
No formal action was taken.
Mr. Mealey reported that the Court
House clock would have to be cleaned.
ais the works were so dirty as to pre-
vent them from performing their func-
tlon. 1t would, he said, necessltnte stop
ping the clock for two or three days
Chairman Scott instructed him TO go
ahead and have the work done.
Several OF the assessors were present
10 receive additional instructions.
Mr.. Gallagher offered a resolution,
which was adopted, giving the city tha
rlsht to use The county sewer at Ninih
and French streets, provided it repair
ed all damage.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
poIrcn wINrER CLorHING.

Chief OF Police Dolan win to-mor-
row ask for bids for the Winter cloth
ing Of the police John T. Dickey, OF
the firm of Pennock & Co, was at the
police station This morning making IN
quiries regarding the setdng Of time
for the issuing Of the bids. Mr. Dickey
went to Philadelphia this morntng TO
secure samples fer cloth, which may
be examined by the commission on sat
uElay.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
THE TAX COLLECTIONS
What the Tax Gatherers Have
Been Doing.
PAYMENTS MADE DURING NAY

COUNTY TREASURER RETTEW'S S
STATEMENT OF MONEYS RE
CEIvED BY HIM FROM THE SEW
ERAL COLLECTORS.
The following are the county tax
payments made to County Treasurer
Rettew by the several collectors:
Wiimington-Horace G. Rettew, 1897.
$2.SO6.55; John t. Dickey, 1896, $sSs.2S.
st. Georges T. Scott, 1897,
s4217S.
Brandywine-W. T.. Husbands, 1895,
s51.SO; 1896, SOFAS; 1897, s576.O6.
Appoquinimink-Edward Hart, 1897,
s22.51.
Mill Creek-H. e. Durnall, 1894
s4O95; 1895, s16.2S; 1896, sS9.54.
New Casule-John T. Hayes. 1897
s21S.93.
White Clay Creek. w. Morrison
1896, s1S4S4; 1897, s16S.76.
Christiana-George Mcintyre, 1897
$192.O6.
Pencader-J. B. oRourke, 1896
$50; 1897, s24O.S1.
Blackbird,-R c. Brockson, 1896
$3.50; 1897, $15473.
Mill Creek-H. 7. Baldwin, 1897
s279.12.
Red Lion-R t. Cann, 1896, s195.56
1897, 1868.
The road tax payments made are a
follows:
St. Georges-L. C. Scott, 1897, s154.6-
Appoquinimink-Bdward Hart, 1S9'
s112s.
Min Cresk-H. E. Durnail, 1S94
$3.50; 1895, $11.4O; 1896, S6267.
New Castle-John T. Hayes, 1S9
s4767.
Christiana-George Mcintyre, 1S9
S94.5s.
Pencader-J. B. O'Rourke, 1896, $S.4t
1897, s1O6.OS.
Blackbird-R. C. Brockson, 1S9
s5.4S; 1897, s72.22.
White Clay Creek. w. MorrisoI
1896, s94.SO; 1897, s729S.
Mill Creek-H T. Baldwin, 1S9
s16O.79.
Red Dion-R. t. Cam, 1896, s4O6
1897, $11.54.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
w. G. BIS ANNUAL.

AT Brandywine Springs tomorrow
the stockholders Of the Wilmington
and Brandywine Springs Electric Rail-
way Company Will hold their annual
election. Orders for the immediate
completion Of the road will be given,
It has been rumOred for some Time
that the Wilmington City Railway
Company is negotiating for the Bran
lywine Springs road, and also for The
New Castle road, but there is as ye'
nothing ON the surface to confirm tht
rumOrs.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
ARRLANGrNG THE pEAL

The Regular Republican and the
UniOn Republican county committees
Of Sussex county are in session simui-
taneously at Georgetown to-day for the
purpose of getting together ON the reg
istration and election officers. Hugh G.
Browne and j. Frank Allee, chairmen
of THE rival state committees, are en-
cheering the deal, with the assistance
OF their lieutenanAs.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
A PAPER ON FERNs.

sFerns and Their F'rlits" was the sub
ject OF am interesting and instructive
paper read before the Natural History
Society OF Delaware last evening by l..
w. Brosius. Donations were received
from the family of the late Edward
Tatnail, including a picture OF the late
Dr. Darlington, Of West Chester, from
Frank M. Jones and others. Frank NJ
Jones made a report on seven-year 10
casts, which have appeared here for
the first time in thirteen years.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
nEIoNGs mo- MANY LopaEs.

A man who belongs to many secret
societies is Professor r.. S. Powell, OF
North Carolina, Mho is now visiting In
this city. The professor recently had
his tombstone made and sent to hs
home. Among tine organizations to
which Professor Powell belongs are;
Reidswlle Lodge, No. Ss4, "A. f. and
A. NJ, North Carolina; late Of Rich
mond, U. "a. c., No. 8, Virginia; late
Of Richmond Commandery, No. ?, X.
T., Virginia; Somerset Lodge, No. 2S
I. o. o. f., Maryland; Re.dsyille Lodge,
No 40, X OF p, North Caroidna; Caro-
lima Council, No ., Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
North Carolina; Mlneoia Tribe. No. 96,
|. o. r. NJ, Virginia. Danyille Lodge,
No. 227, B. p. o. Elks, Virginia; Or
der Of G. o., o. M. A., Secret Monitor,
Eastern Star; Council Of M. NJ, Wife
aud Daughters of Degree; Oil and
Wine, knights OF Constantine; Faith
and Reliance, Munchprs Of Hard Tack
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
SELECTING THE NAMES.

This afternoon the Democratic Coun-
ty Executive Committee is in session
preparing a list Of names from which
the Department OF Elections wiil se-
lect the Democratic registration Off
GERS. The Republican County Conn
miHtee will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the Young Mems Republican Club
for THE same purpose.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
pnIIcYE spnRTIs.

THE annual field day sports Of ihe
Wilmington police were held yesterday
at Union street grounds. The sports
began with a game Of baseball betweeu
the West Side and The East Side police.
The former won. Various other sports
closed tine day.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
BUILDING NEWS.

Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
issued THE following building permits:
William ID. Williams, two two-saory
brick houses on Harrison street, near
Map,e, to cost $1,000 each. W. B. Aus
ten, one-story storehouse for F. Blu
m anthal at the foot Of Orange street
to cost $4,000. The building will bs
SO0x65.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
To RLAIsE iA RIlAG

The boys around Second and Jack
son streets will raise a flag on Thurs
day evening, at s so'clock. on the lot be-
tween Second and Third streets, on
Jackson. Percy Armstrong. OF No. 24C
Lincoln street, will raise the flag.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
mAs cR1rSHEn mo- DEATH

While at work yesterday at Bellevue
quarry Giuseppe Boudi, 81 years Old,
an italian, was KILLED by a rock failing
and crushing him. An inquest was
held last night by Deputy Coroner
Chandler. and a verdict Of accidental
dsath was given.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
IMPROVEMENTS AT POLICE STA
TION.

The room OF Police Matrons Wogaa
and White at the police station has
been newly furnished and several
handsome rugs now cover the floor A
new couch has been added and The Old
cabinet bed removed. Marons Wogan
and White appreciate greatly their
nswly-fmnrshcd room. Chief Do,an's
office and the reception room have also
been furnished with rugs.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
AsHoRn Ar CAPE PAsARA

Steamer Maristow (Br), from Alex
ardria for Delaware Breakwater, with
SUGAR, is ashore near Cape Pesara,
Sicily, and is reported to have fore
peak full Of wa0.r, four feet in ouhcr
holds and one or two feet of water in
engine room and stoke hold. She can
be saved, should the weather continue
fine.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
CoNNIIssION on sTREETs.

On Wednesday City Solicitor II. G..
Conrad will ask Judge SpruanCe to ap-
point a commission to condemn iand
for the opening Of Eleventh street from
Monroe street to Adams street, and
Monroe street up to Eleventh. street.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
con wIIEEL AND MoNEY

A. @. Taylor entered complaint eo
the police station yesterday afternoon
against an unknown boy, who me said
30 omised to take bicycle TO Mr.. Tay-
lor's home ON THE causeway for ten
cengs. The boy got the money and
wheel, too, He has not since BEEN
seem.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
Nox-TERRqER DROWNED.

A fox-terrier belonging to John Nc
Clarity was drowned in the Brandywine
at the foot Of Jackson street on sum
day. It went out for a stick, wnich
had been thrown in THE water, and
drowned while on the way to shore.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
FLAG-RlAqsTNG AT NEWARK.

There will be a fiag-raising with pa
triotic ceremonies at Newark next Sat
urday. The banner is to be 12 by 20
feet. and the pole is s6ik feet in
length. The whole town is expected to
turn out ON the occasion.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
NFw cOIrRT HOUsE PATH.

The old asphalt walk on the Tenth
street side Of the county Court House
is being, torn up and new one VIII De
laid. The walk has been in bad condi-
ton for some months.
Evening journal., 1898-06-07
AppnINrIEn A clElRK.

George Rommsll has been appointed
clerk I'M the office OF Engineer OF Sew
eis tIatton inl place OF Alexander r.
Taylor, who has tnlisted in Company
NJ First Rsglment, Delaware voiun-
teers.