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"Oount the Cost" Christian ~
service nc 7 p. m. Midweek serviee
r,esday at p. m. Subject: "Aboun@
the Work of the Lord" "a.
Connon Street Chapei-Near We
sunday school at $3.50 p. m. =
Brown. super ntepdent
Houston Avenue MlssioI--Flsne:s \,
SUNDAY school at $3.50 a. IN. II. r. =
uper.ntendent.
South Houston Mission-Sunoay
at $3.50 p. M, Frank Bowles, sups''
dent.
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sEsvICEs AT RRUNNER.

SEN V Tues III DIV .,.-eH
Preaching at the hall this u'v ~
II O'Clock. to which all Brunnr
invited, The Sunday school, coms3
children OF parents of seyerai NJ
tons is increasing in NUMBER
superintendent is specially uesnvsa'
children of he community atseI
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Smyrna Rugs Carpets.

2lX45 smyrna Rugs. ...."..N
26x64 Smyrna Rugs. ..................l ~
30x60 Smyrna Rugs. ................"
S6x72 Smyrna Rugs. ....""....s ~
9Xl2 foot Smyrna Rugs. ..........".su
1sX36 japanese Rugs. .........."..''''
Best Tapestry Brussels, desirable
patterns. made. laid and lined.....
Body Brussels, best goods, made'
laid and lined ...... :. :. ........,N
Moauette Carpets. made. laid ana
Nottingham Lace Curtains, $.N. ~
500. $500, $3.50. $i25. $500
Irish Point Lace Curtains, Sass
$500, $500. $1,000.
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c''''ss: s.sisy in Black Silks,

FROM THE MOST NOTED MAKERS OF EUROPE whose
very names highest quality prices
whch mean great sa~ing judcous
late the decided advantage affords
If-inch Satin Duche sse. Peau de Lyon.
Cachemere eros Grain
stripe and Radzimc Faconnc. fashion
able and durable, s5
I-inch Satin Rhadame, A-inch Satin Luxor, 2inch Du
cheese Sublime, Velour Supreme Tnnea ard Bro
cade Damas uns upnssed values OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
27-inch French Taneta will split; Armure
plain and brocade, 22nch Falle Franchise. 22-nch
Crystal Bengaine. 25nch Brocades. In de-
signs before: 24-inch doubc-f dc
Sole, lusrous, sparkling Satin Duchesse 25
20inch Peau de Sole,
Mirror 22-nch NONE Velour 20-nch finished eros
GRAIN 2inch heavy Taneta 22-inch Bengaine Fancies
and Pompadour Striped Taretas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a
Handsome md elegant Londre Taneta
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BuTTERICK PATTERNS have confidence of women
reliable and always
rect fashions &C. 0c
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EMPRESS PREPAID on cash mail orders over State
any what you want and your sample orders will promptly
Allied. fN'
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10 No UOnono1
Millineru.

Everything is humming in 81. 11
ment. getting ready for the r,s,x K.
ting and exhibition of Paris nove,,,.i
creations from our own work roo,,s '.S
give you timely notice Of our opsp,,. !;
the meantime any orders eiysr ~
ceive careful attention and b. e.er,'zS
that masterful manner that has No.
Foley millinery famous. a
Sailors In all the new sh.a.. ii
Rough Rider hat, the Yankee - !.
port are very popular. -
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NeW Laces.

Oriental Laoes. with Applique edges, in
white and ecru. 25c. S5c. 4Oc. SOC, COO. Toe.
sl.oo. Sl.25.
Point Gauze Lace, in cream, very rich
and handsome designs. i0c. soc. Goo. 75c
800. si.23.
SILK Laccs and Insertions, black, whit'
and cream all widths, l5c. 25c. 35c, SOC
Csc. 75c 9oc, sl00 1875 $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE real Torchon and
Oriental Laces to inches wide. 5,
SPECIAL SALE white and cream
Oriental Laces to inches wide. 10,
SPECIAL SALE white and cream
Oriental and Valencicnnes Laccs, )
to 10 inches wide.................. 15c
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENUE. -
Christian Science Associaoson'-1ssS.
at II a. m. and p. m. in the "
Science chapel, on Main street 4
Mckinney and Lamar avenues,
morning LESSOR: Are Sin. l,isefrs
Death Real?" Subject, evening y
Reformation Under Asa.' Tssn5j
meeting Wednesday evening al !"
All are invited.
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BAPTIST.

Dec at,u sa l chureh-coruer White and
lngton street. Sunday schooi vi WASH
p m, Little Workers meeting al 'oo q.
sresening at II a. m. Subject. "Tba " m ~.
~ shureh Members Toward Each orr Du'y
rrasaehing at 1880 p. m. Subiao o'"'r'
slnlhe Baptismal service after
mons pastor. T. Am
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CHRISTIAN

SentFai Christian church-corner
N sr9r1he street and Capitol avenue. J. ~ e
M = II I'S nnn,, sunday school at $50 a..
Olive Roberts, superintendent, nr,, MISS
psrtment, Preaching at II a. m SnS, oe
Assress've Christianity" Ats
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems Merino Undershirts- and Draw
ers. In white and natural wool,
Mems 4-ply Shrunk Linen Collars,
all sizes and new styles, .........
Mems Susoenders, full Elastic back,
best quality. "Guyot" patent. 49,.
Mems genuine Scotch Bingham Neg
lireo Shirts. detached cuffs to
match
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TRIMMINGS.

Soutache and Fancy Mohair Rr.,a i
black and colored, per yard. a.
Novelty Braids. In silk and MoA.,. n
new designs. per yard, loo to "
Military Braid. u to 3 inches v,As
lridescent and Jet Trimmings. ~ Z
assortment. yard. ........sc q y
Fancy Pleatings and Corded sh,r. n
rings In Liberty Silks, Chiffons - ]
laie'as' yaro 300 d \
All over Nets and ApplIques. r.,s 4
bullion. tinsels. embroidered Chr. 4
fons. yard. 81 q /. =,
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Superintendent. Tuesday Rectors' Aid so-
cseiy 1876 p. m. Friday Bible instruction
80 p. m.
- Jonn's-Corner Leland and Veiasco.
Bible instruction at p. m Sunday school
at 7. m. Mr. S. Priester. lay supern-
81 !tering Arms-sunday school 3 p. m.
trinity Chapel-Cosner OF Louisiana
street and Tuam avenue Sunday school
NJ $50 a m. Mr.. A. S. Dyer lay super
,htenGent, Evening prayer ard sermon at
. p IN Rev. II, J. Brown. onieiaHt.
81, Mary's Church--Corner OF Hardy and
CONT streets, Rev. II. ] Brown. rector.
eunuay school at $50 a. m. Mr.. e. Cush-
mat lay superintendent. Holy communion
~ 80 a, NJ Holy communion and sermo,
at Ii a, IN. Evening prayer and sermon AZ
1880 m, ~
METHODIST.
shearn Methodist Episcopal Church.
tSouth)-Sunday school at $50 a. m. 8
T.. Tracy A. G. Howell and Y. W. Me-
Nell, superln,endents, Preaching AZ II n
III ana p. m, by the pastor Rev. seth
ward. Epwor,h League service at u. N
SuahsSrs invited TO attend all services.
MoSshaa Methodist Episcopal Churcn
tSouthl-Corner Buffalo and German
oay school at $40 a. m. j. b. Hanks s,,.
perintenden,. Preaching at IL n. m and
= ?. m. by the pastor. Epworth League AZ
Hlo p. NJ Young Peoples Missionary So.
elety at p. m.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
SUNDAY school at 10 q. m. PRAYER and So
.ial service al IL a, m. II is especially de-
sired that all members and friends Of tSa
C'urcn be present at the II a. m, ser,ica
oan Fellows hall in Mason building
Mckee Street Methodist EpisconsI chnr,.,
tsouthl-on Mckee, between Prov,asncn
ana CONT streets; Rev. j. w McWahan
pastor sunday school at go M ~
Z, Woodruff, superintendent. preachin.
a. II a m, by Rev. J. W. Eiehwnrzs, snS
az p M by Rev. L. NJ. Neel En,yor,h
Ce,gae meeting at 7;so .. m Miss Ena
1olaman. leader. AN are coriIalIv ,n
N'ted 10 attend these services.
Washington Street Methodist cburc,
NO lois Washington street. SUNDAY scho.,
at $3.50 a M. W, w. Kelley, superint.n"
eni. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev u,
horn; pastor. Subject: ',Ths Goscoi w. W..
me foor, and at 1850 p. m. hy Rev 10Y
q T. Norris of Fort Worth, Texas I'm.
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vuVbOn0H Q q on OF ON 0HO@ 10

worth League prayer meeting at n m
a,iaiheht OF Lords Supper at sis n m
All are invited 10 attend. - ~
nrUlner Biick Hall--I'reach.ng ar :,
nl by Rev. j, w. Horn. p
PRESBYTERIAN.
rHs' fresbyterian church-Corncr Ma,,
street and Mckinney avenue ROY W.,
1aEne Leavell. d. d, pastor Su~d -.
srhooi at $3.50 a. m. in chapel. McKlnney
eNehue entrance. Z. W TAYLOR sunarin'
;snaent; John L Wiley. assistant snner-
..n.enLeht' Miss Fannie G. Vincent snner-
nt primary department public
o4sIlp at IL a. m. and D. m viii
ate"cnihg by the pastor. Weekly nrayer
meeting has been changed to rbrrsSa,,
s s'snt, strangers cordially welcomed n al
cumberland Presbyterian church-Rsv
:. NJ, Haisell d. D., pastor. prescb,ng ~,
Sne pastor at II a, M and 7:3o m ~, ~,
ga! N the chapel on Fannin mud paa
SCuanIly school at Gas a. N. ana, I,,r,o.
,,, nlstlan Endeavor al D. m pra,,or
eihg every Wednesday evening a, 80
=, M Ladies Aid Society al the o. oh oT
W.! ilursday at p. m.
Mestmlnster Presbyterian Churoh o.
me' OF Main street and Cauitol a,.,,,o
upstairs Preaching at II a m aosnue
=, N. oy the pastor Rev Edwin M,
s IN school at 9:45 a. m. " r NJ
~ ~, SUPERINTENDENT Young peonIo's Sa
s'eE OF christian Eldeavor meet. ., ~ gu,
- M Nldweek prayer meettnn -
J, ~. wednesday, Sacrament Of Inc ~ .
supoer will be observed a. ~ me Lor. $
service. at the morning
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oaouonouensnenoao.s
WILLIAM L. FOLEY,
214 21e, ale Travis Street.
incoming fresh interest FOLLOWERS Juos
each wek with the ideas you should t "e our ~
Black Dress Goods.

Brocades Crystal Tyroiean Armures, eros GRAMS s
Antique Moire vecurs Surahs. Japanese '"o
tails and India silks. &c. 49, so, .65, 49, 10
ORR pRoDGfouS STOCK OF BLACK DRESS "ooDs
lords the possible from when 70 man s.u,
RELIABLE BLACKS unequaled for brihancy Oh 'o'' NV $500
. hnisb There 10 m and value in every piece
p,esteys 4i-inch Silk Warp Crepe ard SILK "O'P . "a
so.nch prap d'E e2nch Waterproof craVenet'e - "
,s-pcb zibyene 4i-nch Irish Popin 4S-nch Dap
eE,e priestleys 2nch Bayadere Soel ana sllh ""'p -
rudoa Satin soleil. Brdseye Granite 90 ~
5O.iuch Black i4inch London Caoie Noru' w
inch Tamese German silk Finished HenretA o.
inch prap Etc Broadcoth. 4i-inch six r'niS" 30
ed Driliantnes ''''''' go
inch wide Diagonal 5oinch French lrTe se'e''
Anrh Scotch isinch Wire storm oese G,
Brocade Br!llGntines
Penriettas Serges, Cheviot
Aitsuoss. Diagonais, Sciians
tines Crepons Boucles All Wool Flannel suunss ~ 10
40
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Waists,

Waists,
lovely line of these goods lust received in black
shades, bias tucked front
Elegant Waists ia black colors front collar
cuffs and top of fleeves Of fine tucks.
of Plaid silk, new combination of
ccios delight the artistic observation-disclosures. 50 20
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hoes,
No iSFoleys Foot Form Boot for tender feet so
Women's Welt and Turn Shoes $3.50.
sale Monday, Black Button
usually sold g. but shoe business close profits the
rule, the the $3.50 all widths
Boys School Shoes Si.5o to S2.oo
Everything them the bestgood material thorough
manshp of all Is pair buy
they should pair is given:
5a
Girls School Shoes at SI.so and So 90
variety shapes button in spring heel
Foeys School Shoes for girls made by
peten workmen They satisfaction every
wants good shoes at fair prices
sizes II to -'..''''... 81 30. 81 90
Sizes ~ to
H, c, d. wide Lace and Button. Spring Heels.
New Fall Shoes Tor Women.
At medium prices for dress purposes prices from
'' so so up to 81 90
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Separate SSIxirls.
Handsome Gros Grain Skirt cut best Pcrcaline
and velvet binding 50 50
Satin and Grus Grain Skirts Flounco
at with cord. best Tahea lining and velvet binding
Very handsome Skirts Of fine dye Taneta silk
beautifully trim med with velvet ribbon. wide
and graduated widths well lined and bound.
.sl2 So 500 90 s22
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Ladies' NeckmeQr.

broadway Puffs. with stock collars, In
rich Roman Plaids. Pompadour stripes.
heavy Satins. basket weaves and Baya-
dcres. S5c. s1.Oo and si.25.
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HOSIERY.

Hosiery.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
double knee and feet ............. 7isc
ChIldron's Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
extra heavy, for school wear, 20c
value. 2 pairs for. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, double
feet and knees. pairs for. ....... 500
Womcn's Onyx Black Ingram Cot
ton Hose, srliccd heel and toe, See. 2cc
Women's Onyx Black Ingram and
drop stitch lisle thread Hose and
Scotch plaid and embroidered stripe 2jc
womcn's onyx Black Maeo Hose, full
regular made. SOC quality, 8 pairs
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Women's Imperial French Lisle Hose.
full fashioned. splIced heel and toes SOC,
7Jc. 500
Womcns spun SILK, silk Plated and
pure Thread SIX Hose, SOC, Zoe, soc. 81. 90.
sl.2S. sl.5o. $40. 500. $3.50. $500.
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Hat Pins.

New Jewel Enamel and Dresden Ha,
Pins In silver. gold and Jet 100 different
pretty styles. ioc. i5c, 25c. Soc. ioc to 75c.
Garter Buckles In sterling silver and
gilt with enamel and Jewel settings. &c.
BIC. sI.2o.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
DAMAGES OF THE STORM.

TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
COMPANIES AMONG THE MAIN
SUFFERERS.
The severe storms Of yesterday ard
tho day before have wrought no little
havoc in and about this city The tele-
graph and telephone companies suffer-
ed considerably. Wires were crossed and
fuses burned out, which caused delays
IN the transmission of messages. The
private wires of the brokers of this
city were affected for a time.
A bolt OF lightning struck a tree,
under which several cows were stand
ing, on the farm of Jonas Klair. Three
OF the cows were killed -Four cows on
the Crozier farm, near Greenville. were
killed while standing under a tree.
The barn ON the farm of F. M. Price,
near Smyrna, was destroyed by light
ming, THE loss amounting to about 81
500 Communication between this city
and Philadelphia was completely cut
off for time.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
POTICJE MEETING.

The heads Of the Police Department
held a meeting last night and prelimi-
nary arrangements were made to form
a committee to perfect a program for
THE entertainment of the Reading ofii-
cials and police when they visit this
city on August 90 Chief of Police Do
Ian was made chairman, and the conn
mittee will be named tomorrow. 1t will
consist of the chief, one city official
two councilmen, six policemen and one
press representative.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
WHITE DISMISSED
NOT GUILTY. OF f'E1oNlOUsLY AS
sAULT1NG MAGGIE sCHOFIEI.D.
OTHER CITY COURT CASES

OlblEtN Oil1 JODuiI GASES.
John B. White, charged with fe-
loniously assaulting Maggie schohe.d.
was dismissed in Judge Balls court
this morning. The evidence produced
was not sufficient to hold him.
The case Of Charles J. Herman. the
Brandywine farmer who ASSAULTED Ed
ward l.. TURNER when THE latter at
tempted to CROSS Herman's farm, was
continued until September 10.
George J. Spires, August Dohard,
c-lored, Wil,iam Long and John Berk-
hey were arraigned and fined for drunk
enness.
Samuel Crane was fined s. and costs
for trsspaasIng ON the property Of the
Wilmington Transfer Company, at
Fourth and Pine streets.
Frank Green, Howard Thomas and
Charles ]. White were arraigned fer
fighting ON the street yesterday after
noon. Gresn was fined 81 and COSTS
White and Thomas were dismissed
William III. Porter, charging with
peddling goods without license,
waived a hearing for the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
THE FIRsT NO pAY.

Tax Collectors john p. Donahoe and
Lewis Dlckey sat in the Levy Court
room to-day 20 receive payments un-
der the Adams tax law. They have
made out The bills and are fully ready
for business. Only one payment was
made to Collector Donahoe, and nome
to Collector Dlckey George u. Jack
man cnjoye the distinction OF being
the FIRST to pay in Wilmington hundred
under the new law.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
TOOK FRUIT TO SAMPSON
A CARGO FROM JAMAICA DIS
TRIBuTED AMONG WAR IVES
SELLS OFlF CUBA.

TRlBUTED AMONG WAR IVES
Sells OF1F CUBA.
The Norwegian steamer Jamaica,
which passed up the river Tuesday
from jamaica, had the honor of carry
ing a cargo Of fruit from that island
TO the United States war vessels sta
TONED at Santiago de Cuba, and Guam
tanamo On board the vessel were 500
lunches of bananas and = quantity Of
oranges, plneapples, etc. She was at
Santiago Sunday a week ago, and ON
the day following went to Guanta-
namo. The Jamaica was visited by Adj
mdral Sampson. There were a number
of passengers from Jamaica ON the
steamer when She was making the trip.
The fruit was the gift OF the Boston
Fruit Company.
In command Of the Jamaica is Mate
Peterson, Captain Brunn being on a
vacation. Peterson states that when
he was at Santiago a tug was trylng to
float the Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa
He was on board this vessel, tha Viz
cay ana The Oquondo. Lying in the
engine room OF the latter cruiser were
two dead bodies. The Spanish piiot
who navlgated the Jamaica into Santi-
ago haibor. told Peterson that he had
paid as high as So for six potatoes and
So for a leaf Of bread
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
Nor a QuoRuM PREsENr.

Only four members OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Delaware State Hos
pital were present at the monthly
meeting at the institution to-day and
in consequence of there not being a
quorum, very little business was trans
acted. The report of Superintendent
HancKer showed a total OF 2S7 in
mates. -Four patients were admitted
and two died during the month.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
COLLISION on TINE CHRIsTIANA

COLLISION ON THE CHRISTIANA.
A collision occurred yesterday after
noon ON the Christiana river just be-
low Third street bridge. The sloop Eva
Bell, which was beating her way out OF
the river, and the tug Fred Jansen,
which was towing a b. & o. car feat,
ram into each other. The guard rail
OF the barge on the port side forward
slipped up over the starboard rail CT
the yacht, we'll aft, and held her there
in spite OF the Efforts OF her crew to
work her free. The tug reversed her
engines and brought her to a stand
still and finally both crews succeeded
in releasing the yacht from her posi-
ton.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
HORSES WE'RE UNFIT FOR WORK.

Agent Frank Stout, Of the S. p. G.
A. yesterday afternoon was noti-
fed that team of horses driven by
Henry Bayard, colored, OF Kirkwood,
who was coming to market in this
acity, were unfit for work. Mr.. Stout
lad the team taken to the stable at
syinth and Walnut streets, where am
showed that one Of the
horses was suffering from an abscess
on its hip The other was hardly fit
to walk. The society provided horse
which hauled Bayard's goods to mar
ket. Bayard will probably be arrested
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
OF INTEREST no MARINERS.

The Lighthouse Board has issued
the following regarding 7he New Cas-
tie range light station: Notice is hsre-
BY given that, en- July 26, 1898, the
front and rear lights Of this range,
marking the main channel OF the Del
aware river, passing to the eastward OF
Pea Patch shoal and Pea Patch Island
were re-established as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
LOCAL HEES HOTES.

The motor of an East Eighth street
car was burned out by lightning yester-
day. but no one was hurt.
j. Frank Biggs, executor, viii sell
the real estate Of the late George Whit
field at New Castle this afternoon.
AT Stanton this afternoon Sheriff
Finn will sell the property of Jabez
Banks.
John Grieves, OF Washington, will
run the Biiou theatre
Sheriff Finn yesterday sold to
James M. Bryan the property OF Rich
ard M. Clark, on Fourteenth near JEFF
ferson street, for $3.50.
Boulevard residents are hoping for
street railway extension out their
way.
"A street car and farmers wagon
collided at Front and Market streets,
yesterday afternoon and stopped traffic
for time.
The funeral or Mrs. Catharine
Ieary will take place at West Grove.
Pa, tomorrow morning.
THE frame work is in place FOR
another new barge at Jackson &
Sharp's and work is being pushed with
out delay.
AT Pusey & Jones the railroad
steamer Chincoteague is being rapidly
overhauled.
The Diamond State Iron Company
is receiving iron by the Philadelphia
Lighterage companys barge.
The Delaware Construction Com
pany is driving piling at Pennsgrove
for pier for Colonel A. G. McCaus-
land
"A kinetic motor car was taken 10
Edge Moor yesterday by the p. w. & B.
railroad, where 1t will be given a test.
The parlor car built by the Jack
son and Sharp Company for the Detroit
River and Clair railroad, was ship
ped yesterday.
The four mastedsehoOnerC Chauncey
e. Burk, is dlscharging a cargo OF lum-
Der at the jackson and Sharp Com
pany's shipyard.
i - he IdIheoH anu NhhA u N1Ahb4h9
is sheathing the bottom Of the steamer
Winyah Bay with copper.
"A train load OF wounded soldiers
from Santiago passed through this city
yesterday for New York
"A force of workmen have repaired
the BBaltimore and Ohio station at
I Delaware avenue.
The Edge Moor Iron Co. is making
twelve plate girder spans for a double
track viaduct al EHstOn station, on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad
The Delaware Construction Co.
have finished putting down the plank
ing on the footways OF Market street
bridge.
st. Stephens English Lutheran
Church went on the steamer Bran
) dywine on its annual excursion to Ma
! tional Park to-day
, To-day Is big Thursday at Brandy
b wine Summit Camp.
The State Convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor will be held in Central
Presbyterian Church in October.
The tug Pensocken left here to-day
with barge load OF clay for New Jer-
sey.
The Charles Warner Company has
commenced digging a cellar for new
, ice house.
The Diamond State Homing Club
sent large box of pigeons to Newark,
N. j., to be set at liberty this after
noon.
D Train No 32, which passes through
' this city at 1913, from Tampa, Fla,
known as the Atlantic Coast Line Ex-
press, was detained on account OF a
hot journal.
"A building permit was issued this
morning to w. A. Grubb to make re-
pairs to the house No. 912 Walnut
street.
Register Of Wills Crossan has
: granted letters testamentary upon the
= estate OF Mrs. Margaret A. Pyle, the
suicide, to the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company
An excursion train from Philadei-
d phia to Tolchester passed through this
4 city this morning about 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
YnIlNG MAN,s FuNERlAL

High mass was said at ST. Paul's
r. c. Church this morning over the
body OF James A. Crum.ish, OF No.
1880 West Third street Intermen6
was made at New Cathedral Cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
wnRKIMEN LAID OFF.

Eighteen employees of the Joiner de-
partment Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company have been laid off.
Charles Reed, Of the department., has
resigned his position to accept posi-
ton in the main office.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
AssAInANT ARREsrED HERE.

Detectives N1cVey and Witsil yester-
day afternoon arrested Robert Mason,
colOred, who is wanted in Cecil county
on the charge OF assault with murder
GUS intent Mason viii be taken back
to Maryland. liason was arraigned
this morning in Judge Balls court
and charged with assaulting Taylor @.
NlelSenney, OF Eskton, ON July ?. KEN
ney was in court and said that he was
engaged by n colored baseball team
to convey 1t to a ball grounds in Cecil
ton. After the game Mason and Nc
Kenney had words over the time cf
leaving the ball grounds. Mason then
aesaultod McKenney The testimony in
the case showed ihat It was an ais
sault, but not murderous one and
the court announced that it could NOT
hold Mason Mason, however, was
taken before a magistrate and a eherlfl
OF Cecil county took him to Elkton.
Evening journal., 1898-08-04
rlHEY nm NOT ENrER.

Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt ON Tuesday night to enter the
residence OF Lieutenant Ellison, az
Shallcross avenue and Jackson street
The intruders were. discovered before
they had time to carry out their work.