davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
ELECTED OFFICERS

ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE MAN
AGERs OF DELAWARE HOS
PITAL HELD YESTERDAY AFT.
TERNOON.
The annual meeting Of the board Of
managers of the Delaware Hospital
was ho.d yesterday afternoon and offi-
Gems for the ensuing year were elected
After the report OF President Thigh
man Johnston had been presented and
read the following officers were elect
ed:
illghman Johnston, president; Will
Aam T. Porter. president; Henry
c. Jones. treasurer; William =. BAN
.uoit, secretary; Edward Bringhurst
Jr., George w. Bush, Thomas Jackson
f. T. Candy, Job H. Jackson j. Parke
P9s.les Dr. James A. Draper, Dr. Will
Liam Bullock, Dr. Linton smith, James
Megary, Ho.stcin Harvey, James p
Winchester, Samuel X. Smith. Howard
Py,e Miss ANNA Lea, Miss Elizabeth
Erlnghurst, Miss Mary Iafferty, Mrs
Austin Harrington, Mrs. Charles G.
Rumlord, Mrs. +. l. Gilpin. Miss Alice
=. Johnston, Miss Anna +. Candy, Miss
S. Coneia Bowman, Mrs. willard H.
FOiter. Mrs. Henry B. Nones, Mrs
William r.. Sellers, Mis-. Henry c.
Jones, Mrs. James A. Hart, Mrs. +. b
f. Miller. Mrs William G. Mendin-
hail. Mrs. John Bancroft, Mrs. la
Mette DuPont, Mrs. Elwood c. Jack
son
The staff CT physicians elected was
as follows
Surgical Department-Ja A. ORA.
Per. NJ. d.. John Palmer. Jr.. NJ. y.
Howard Og,e, NJ. D., Jesse Williamson
NJ. d.
Medical Deparlment-William r
Bullock. NJ d., John r. Wales, NJ. ID.
Wizard Springer. NJ. d.. william
Pierce NJ ID.
Specialists Read j. Mckay NJ. ID.
eye and car; j. A. Enegood, NJ. ID.
nose and throat, Henry j. Stubbs, NJ
D.. gynecology.
Dental Department William c
/ speahman, ID. d. S.
Dispensary DepartmenttJOseph 7
Wales. NJ. d., d. j. McColley, NJ. d.
H. w. Briggs. NJ. d., II. w. Bryan, NJ
d.
Dapensary for Eye. Ear, Nose an0
Throat. Il. EEdg0od. NJ. d., r. Ray
mend TyIbout NJ. d.. r. p. Mckay, N
d.. Wtulam G. Winner, M. ID.
pinponsary Gynecolcgist - Hanna
NJ Thompson, NJ. ID.
Superirtendent-M .JuEa c. vii
son.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
OVlERHEARO

Mr. Walter.-Nelson, if you want to
see a weIl-painted house. just look a.
mine.
Mr.. Nelson.-That certainly does look
fine.
Mr. Why wife selected the colors:
pretty good taste, hey?
Mr.. N.-Your wife must be a natural
artist.
Mr.. W.-She has very good taste, but
don't give me away and I'll confess
She went down to James NJ Bryan &
Son, No. 1O7 West Eighth street, and
got the ideas from one of their color
cards.
Mr. N.-Oh, yes; and had them dc
your painting, too. didn't you?
Mr. W.-Yes, indeed, and I'm more
than pleased with the result.
Mr.. M heard they used the besi
paint, and employed the best mechan'
les; my house needs painting, and
will have them to do it at once.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
rrNsrrnLnD G1IAss WoRNpRa

BrideeteT March 2l.-Tha llrssldsd
conIdit.cn OF THE gsalas trade In the non-
unl-m honClraue factories Of E1rth Jer-
scy has, accOItlng TO tlhe saa1amsul.s of
several OF the manuiaoJHrers aIg1Ousiy
interfeued with seine of the FIRMS ln the
mhuter on taking oIisrs. Ihsre have
begn q number Of big onders sent to
CHER parts of tha country. ewing TO
the anticipated trouble 'baswaen THE
blowers and marufaotur5rs il this Gee
ton. and what contracts have been
MAIDS smce Nhs rscnglizaalClnl OF the
men have contained a strike clause re-
IH'nlg t.ns manufacturers of amy cul-
H. llntg " srcubae comes beaween the
manufacturers and blwels. This un-
condition oG affad3 has
Olu5di she Consumers TO have their or
d5us hl,Ed eIsglA'hs1e It is said on good
Authority that THE manufacturers have
.dstdrmindd upon tha.r p-licy. and that
the demands IN backed by crganiza-
tscn. win NOT ibe considered. One OF the
manufacturers stated THAT they pro-
passed. TO resist vigorously amy dnIteufer-
ancs with their nights. and thsy de-
Hare 5hat terms dictated ity orgaliza-
| Jlm canrrt gain THE cnl s-u7lhr afa-r.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
CON1WTcsTO'N NF1ETs

lAt las,y nights meIsldlng of the Police
Commissioners, Superintendent Aydon
was instructed to allow THE Au ugustine
Mills to dcmnect with the city fire
alarm System. n. WAS also decided to
place NEW arms ON all THE city electric
poles on Market street, between Sixth
and Tenth s.reehs. Ch.ef DCian was
instructed to pay $50 to J. j. Stokes
THE man who l-unh The body Of B. r
Wallis, who was drowned in the Chris
tiana. The ohLef WAS also instructed
to procure three newlRobinTH5od whIeeCE
for the use of THE bicycle squad. The
ml-unted policemen viii go en- duty or
April /.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
CONF FERENCE CHANGES
Many Preachers to Be Trans
fsrred TO Other Churches.
DIR. TERRY MAY RETURN HERE
TT ls VERY TlRCBAlBlLE THAT HlE
WILL SUCCEEDED IlR4 HANNA AT
UNIGN--Rpv. w. Nv. SlHlARP AnAY
LEAVE WESLEY.

Conllcrenee opunn at . oClyck o.
n3i.lw mulnlng at Cumtridgie, MI.
B.slCp Fses, ci Philadelphia, will pile
side
More mLsltsk uRll usual WILL be
takeI ln tL.s sesslon. az thl,ue Will. be
a aniaJJr numiber -f Chamgts 10 be
made THAN usual.
A great deal OF i1toTet. simlres al5cnht
lhe successor of Rev JoIhm ID. c.
illunn gG paii,cr III Unicm Chluudh, thls
heing sne of aho muslt important
charges n tha d.muHance Several
wGl-kuown preaChers have bean men-
tloned n ahls Capaciiy. amullg them
being Rev Thomas E. Terry ID. ID.
NOW 40 Harrington. DR.. Terry was for
msrly pastor OF lst. Paul's M IS Chanrch
in tIhss city. but requestsd 90 be sanf
10 Harrington h account Cf his faa!-
ing healthl Ii is Thought that Dn
Hanna with he given some ollh5r Charge
in this city as HE Us very popular hisre.
Others spoken OF as d)r. Hamnn's eucoes-
scr are Rev Irving iWatlVlns, or New
CHm,la and Rev W. P Compton, w
Port Deposit. 1l u1r. Teuy euccoehs
Dr. Hannh, it rs probable tlhlt REV w.
A. Wise, of Month Ea5t viii succeed
DR. Terry N DR.. TSsuW does rlot ccme
10 Wilmington hla wEl he aaal t-l ELK
tom II Dn Compaor succeeds DIR.
llannn. Rev A. s. Mcwhay, n5w oi
Krc;cn Will peutaps go 20 Poft De
q sit.
REV w w. shacip hlas b1cu invited
lto go TO DilimaT AMID ,t is likely n3
will Zee sent uhaHp.
RGv. T. y. Slhlcut. Who has dCle so
much for EpwWllh Churdh since bdlng
lcf.0ad there, wiz probably re.uIn for
lgEdihIar year. He wifi OnlCavr DO
have GCnaeuCuc9 mcet aH EpwolNl
ICirc,l in 1900
lR-v. r. @. McsCrley has teaa ia-
lvI-lf Do rdlunT as pastor Of ihe Newark
llN i1-l1l-t FpEccpal Church.
RcN s. J Morris win leave Rising
lsu1 Rev Ernfelt GraCnfle3d VIII loavt
lC-rcla cirJiit. Rev IT, "a. G.. Was.r-
lfrd VIII succeed Rev. s. J. Ah-rris al
l1lsinlg sun. 10 .s Iuoba.tle that Rev
w h. Avery with leave Pemryville ann
Rev. G.. p. Jcrss WIFI leave Ch,lr,
lIiil
Most cf she ministeiis on tlfa5 city
,sfb this mccniug Ter Cambridge amg
/, thIs uema'uher az rha1p wcl ,eave thi.
evening.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
FAILED TO BADOR L

MI I'm Nl'l LiN BIl1i~u-E N44o - II '-Allh4-
ED TO INDCRsE MIR. GiA7wulHROP
FOR sTPEIET AMID E.EWElR d.
RECTOR
AT she needing Of lAe Wilmington
Elcyoie Club last night r5sllution
was adopteI settling f--.ih LLaa the club
had c,ct ard would Mss ildl-rse anyone
fCr s1aic aud sewer diredtcr
THIS action crclated mulh smrlsa, In
View -f uhe fact that the lettSr sem
c1s ty Chief Consul Willam Kirk, OF
ialJ Delaware Division, League OF
American Wh-elmen, asking t.he MEM
beTs to use uhls.r inhusrl1a 10 have j.
NeWlan GaIwthropm msmbercf iihe
Street and Sewer Department, has met
with uhe approval, Of a large majority
Z t.hla members OF dhs HAGUE in this
city. and MIR. Kirk HAS received atsur-
anues from prominent Ml,m in this city
THAT thsy win bring al. the pressure
rceeilble to- bear ON Mayor Mcl-sar "a
have rillm appoint MIR. GawdhrCp.
THE reason assigned by THE wlhatl
club Gcr rl.t supporting Mir GaVithroI
's THAT the organization dis i'm no sense
Ia po,itical cne, and dCI5s mo. intend 10
mix UP in politics. This 1ehtsr ISSUED by
Chief Ccnsul Kirk. oi iIha l.. A. w.
has hsen r5pud.atad by this bicycle
club
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
TALBOT sHIEEP-RA1sING.

Easton. Md. March 21.-There has
been quite a loss in Talbot county OF
,amlts dropped during the blizzard
Some sheep raisers lost all that fell In
the hard weather, while others saved
all. Thomas Quimby, POwell's Point
farm. near Skpton, makes an authen-
ticated report Of his Winter lamDing
and challenges the sheep raisers OF the
state to beat it, He has a flock OF
thirtylfour ewes that have fifty-toui
lambs. sixteen twins, two triplets and
sixteen singles. He has not a blank
sheep i'm the flock, and all are doing
we'll.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
SMASHED TH9 WINDOWS

'JrnTN SAvTLIE rlHHATED A DIS
TURlElANcE IN HIS ERcIlHR'S
HOUSE YEeTERDLAY.
Jclaln sayille, a tricknyc., was fnlsd
SO and costs Uhls morning by Judge
Ball ol. a chaEge Ce drs-g1sriy cc-lluct,
.prss5rrdi by hits hEother.
Jchl1 has been boarding with his hlo-
ah5r, Edward, at No. 402 Slgruca st.l5ot,
anl yssItsrday aLtgEnlocn cand hl-me
dluurS, anil ussh very abusive l1nlguage
towaud Mns Savi,ls. Her huE'5Snll wae
n Th.ld,1Ihrh, and whgn he came
hsms ha put fls tr-thlr cut CT the
blouse. John thl.m puocegddi to de-
ml-'islh thls windOws with 'bs.elzbatB un-
tl Daoect.vs NfcVey put him uinliar an
rest
JOHN LAWN an cid oflard6r, appear
ed in court this muTming In a charg'
Of drunlehnezs. and was fined 81 amid
cCeIss
IA. lstt night's g.ssBonl Thomas MO
ram, dhargyi with aEsau1 anA battery
was t-smlssdd
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
FORMER DELAWARE JUDGES
INTERESTING PAPER READ BY il.
c. CONRAD BEFORE DELAWARE
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

AT .ast nights meetlng cf Lhla Della
ware Historical Society, City s. lLicitor
C1nrad rsad an interesting paper en-
ttLed Cumming Bedfoih Jr.. and John
FsheL'-the First amid Secou1 UnGeed
States Judges for Delaware
The paper was much enjoyed by an
THESE yuEscnk and Mir. Conrad was
gllV5n a vote N thanlas fcr his papers.
NhiCh win probably be pr.nted in
pamphlet form.
Several h.storical ARTICLES were pre-
|s,nted Ito dhe eocie.ty, AMONG Ihem be-
ing, I'm addition to Judge Gruhbs me
mln-cls from Cuba. a head and bust
Of Gsrrge Washington, mnde of mutt
lated paper currency. from Kate r..
Patterlacn; two shlue.ee from Ord
Swedes Church. from E r. Canby: aid
dTess d5,iv5u5i by Hon. Thomas f.
Bayard anh Hen. Gecnge r. Edmumds
Before tIhe S0cietV tf The War off 1872.
lfrom CarItain Henry Hobart: anil nu-
msrOus historical reports.
Judge Ignhtius c. Grubb presided,
and thsne was a large Attendance.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
AN INTERESTING CASF.
SUIT AGAINST P. W. B. r. r. co. FOR
DEATH OF JENNIE M'BRlDE.

THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED NEAR
STANTON OVER A YEAR AGO
AND TWO LIVES WE'RE LOsT-A
SPECIAL JURY TO BE DRAWN IN
CASE TO BE TRIED IN SUPERIOR
COURT ON THURSDAY.
An interesting case will come up for
trial on Thursday next before the SUI
perior Court, whom the administrators
of Jennie E. Mcbride will bring suit
for damages against the p, w. & B.
Railroad Company for causing her
death.
The accident. which resulted in the
loss Of the lives of G. Wesley Mcbride
his wife, Jennie, and the seriously in
mring Of their S-year-old daughter
Carrie, occurred on December "a, 1897
near Stanton, and aroused great sym
pathy in this community as both VIC
Tins were well known here
The home OF the AltBrides was stu
ated at that time about two miles be-
lew Stanton, near Ogletown, where
th'sy occupied a farm CT a few acres
and were considered thrifty and indus
trious by their neighbOrs. On the day
before Christmas Mr. and Mrs. NC
Bride left their little farm early in the
morning for the purpose of bring ng
their farm products to the Wilmington
/ markets for disposal. They were ac-
oompanied by their little daughter
Carrie. The distance between Ogletown
and Stanton was soon covered and 9
turn i'm the road brought them In sighi
Of Wilmington.
Just as the team reachei the uairoad
crossing of the p, w & B. railroad a.
lStankcin the second section or tlaln NO
LIS came laundering along, and De4oi'
lNaBrlide had am opportunity 10 cios'
the cracks THE engine struck tlhs wagon
lcomp1etely demolishing it, The bodie.
,lof tine occupants were hurried Through
THE air and the horse was throwl
twenty feet, being killed INSTANTLY.
Mrs Mcbride was killed outright
; her brains being scautered about uh
track. MdBIlde was picked up an
: brouelht tl- this city on the train, bu
b expiried shortly after HE was taken Il
. 1.-The hospital. Mrs. Jennie Mcbride WA
r about 80 years clf age. She was step
( daughter of Joseph DOnahoe, and
} niece of ex-COunty C-mp'u.cler Johi
Z Staats.
j IA special jury wJl be drawn this al
2 teunOon TO try the case, and mudh I'D
lterest WITH he manifested i'm THE resh
r clf THE tugah w. S. Hrlas represents Tin
Q plaintiff and Andrew c. Gray thia us
= ferdant company.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
nnnKrNG Irp ERIBRRY.

Gcn-mag RoIbfrt c. White
wse In tA,s city yesterday anli held a
o-nEuehtln nj regarding the tinvsstiga-
tom Of ths charges di tribdy IN con-
noct.or with rhe last Legislature. Mr..
Whle said Una. uhle Eta.e au h|c.tties
wep7 nrr rrlinlg tle Investigation, and
popc7sd ,.1 ccait,nms t- do Sd r.util re-
cuts O. s-me kind are TsaChad
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
HlY LOSB TWO PIBGERS
WILLIAM BRUCK MEETS WITH A
PAINFUL ACCIDENT WHILE
FIIAYTNG MARBLES.

William Rrvok, aged 10 years, OF No.
sos shesrman street, received a painful
INJURY ahou, 4 o'dock yesterday after
noon.
He was playing marbles with a num-
her Of boys, when one OF them rolled
down a neaIlly coal hole. The other
toys volunteered to lift the grating
while young Bruck went down after his
marble He got the marble. but after
he had soften up the boys dropped the
grating letdng II fan ON his fingers
He was taken 10 Dr. Cooks Office,
where the injures were dressed An
effort Will be made to save the fingers
but Dr. Cook said to-day that they
would nrohably have To De ampuiated.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
ERANDYWUNE SPRINGS
OPENS iMAlRCH %.
LINE

THE Wilmington and Brandywlinle
Springs Railway C-mpang will begin
dhe RUNNING OF cars on a regular half
hour schedule. from Fourth and Mar
l1et stlusets, Gin "Wednesday morning,
March, %. Organizations and Sunday
schools desrAng to secuns daJas for ex-
cursilns to Bramdylwine Springs may
secure same ON apDlicatiOn to r. w.
Crock, Brandywine Spr.ngs, Faulklaud,
De-, or ID. & A. Fhine No. 11OTA.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
Bl-CoUNTY GRANGE MEETING.

Kennett Square, MARCH 21.-lAt a
mgftlag n rcmcna Grarlge. Patrons of
HusiDandvy, of ChsE.er amid Delaware
coRtieE, at th[s place, Jchn l. Carrer
srad a paper ON "IIlow to Cheapen
ra'Iy F6ud." Gc.nge r. F1oulke read
Cf era ''Pwcgs and DuNss of the Dis
trict Attorney" ana Wflliam c. Em-
hrce lsad a paper chi "Honses and
S.lo." Resolutions were adcptesi oppos-
ing the repeal OF THE present antf- Crso-
margarine law; asking GcvernOr Stone
10 retain Thomas j.. Edge and Dr.
RoaMock az the head cf The Agricul-
tune and ForeEtry Departments. "A
resolution setting forth that "the state
appropriation to amy schco district
s,hluu in no case excetd the amouno
ra'ssd by local taxationn was defeated.
"A resnlmion that 'thsre should be no
reduuton IN .hla rates Of domestic post
age until Tine rural diEtricts have the
Same maM facilities accorded to them
aii ans enjcyed by the citrlss" Was rslfer-
i'ed to THE iocl. granges.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
FfRE IN A CIGAR STORE.

Fine was discovered about 6 O'Clock
This morning in the cigar Etcre c, T..
$. MiEer. No. Al Madison salee,, and
an alarm s5mt in fItm box No. "a by
Mr.. M.l.er. The fire ts supposed TO have
evil rlginated from an oil etcve- The loss
.ol stock Is $500. partially insured. Loss
.ci buiIhing. owlled by Wi,lfam Bsdtl,
5000
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
LOCAL NEWS HOTES

Albert Sanfoud, a well-kncwn har-
Der of Chester who has been confined
in a Wilmington hospital for s ne
time. returned home yesterday.
IA hard times social will he given
at No. 9O4 adams street sin Thursday
evening. s. "a
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
STEAMER KERsHAw's TRlAL TRIP

The eteamsr 1S5rsahw, for thIe Mer-
CIharts and MINERS Transp -EltatlOll
Company. WEI be gwen utal ;r.p
a.thsr next Saturday or Mcci.ay NJ
The "trip ,s successful shs Will he an91-
ed ever to her owlers, but If ID is mot
SHE will be brought back to THE local
.companys wlhaIlf alni t,s neCdssary
.chaugcs mada.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
MISS KATHERINE RoBER PACKS

MISS KATHERINE RoBER PACKS
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE AMI
TURNS HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
AWAY.
Miss Rober and her superb support
ing company and her gorgeous cos
TUNES certainty made a great impres.
sion last night, and the way seats are
selling for the balance OF the week is
certainly an indication OF tremendous
tusiness,as this great organization GER
tain-y deserves Tonight the greatest
rea.lfic comedy ever written, "She
Cou,dnlt Marry Three" tomorrow
matinee, the great society drama. "Ca.
mile" Notwithstanding the enormous
expense Of these great productions, the
prices are only 10, 20, 80 cents, daily
matinees, / 900 seats, at 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
REPUBLICANS ENTERTAIN.

A very PLEASANT evening was epmt
last might at HE open h-msa" given
by the Young Mems Republican Club
Professor A S. Hewes gave a clever
sx'h.blLol of eleight- t-Of+hand, and
Grace Orchestra rendered a number of
fine se.ections.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
SUIT FOR ISLANDER

State Dste.a.Eve Bernard ]. McVey
entered suit for 500 600 dam.
ages I'M THE Superior Court agains.
Pe@r J. Ford THE suit being the out
ccme OF ChargEs made against McNey
by Mr. Ford AttOrney-Genegal Robert
c. White REPRESENTS the D,ainltTff.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
..WEnn PROVIDE IT.

Have you been looking through the
markets for a really delicious and
sweet butter and failed? If so. try A.
& p Elsin Creamery. 1t suits the most
faridlouB ra,ates. Price pc. Sold
only ty The Great AfanItic and Pacific
Tea Company, $40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
MAKE SAME Rid

Whan THE bids fer THE erection of
dwelling for Nns. c. H. Mendinlhall, at
Anldlilet-wn, weIe opened at the office
of f. l.. Rice, Jr., yesterday AFTERNOON,
UhIe two lowest, w. II. FIoulk and
George IS. Mckee, were found to be tho
same, $2,975. No awaHh was made.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
NmI. RIE-ENInSr

Corporal Gasl1iEl, whose time expmes
at the end Of this month, and w'h0 has
been connected with THE recruiting Of
flee in this city since it's opening, mas
decided Ito go back into the service. He
first thought that he would not rs-en-
list. He Will join the SECOND Cavalry.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED refined gentleman for
a handsomely furnished front room gas
and bath; between Market and King on
Thirteenth street. Address NJ, this office.
BOARDERS wanted; rooms furnished
or unfumished. No West Fourth street.
WANTED. .-Boarders for furnished or
unfurnished rooms at sol West street.
WANTED. .-Boarders, second story
front room. 107 East Eighth street.
BOARDERS wanted in private family.
First-class accommodation. Reference re-
quired. 500 West Third street.
WANTED. .-Boarders; also two COM
municating rooms, front, for rent. No. 4O2
West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
CHESTER WANTS THE gHIpYARD.

The people of Chester and the Ohes-
ter papsrs are enldeavoring to have
the eihlpyand, of which, Henry G.. Morse
Is the head, locate thare. Whining
tonians are Offering m-re advantages.
it ifs said.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
FEy DEATHS REPORTED.

The deaths reported at the Board OF
Health Office this morning were: Oar
ick EIaclulue, aged "A years, of pneu-
monia; John A. Smith, aged p years
Cf c1r-umpgon; Annie Alexander, "a
years Of age, Of phthisis pulmonstis.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
HAn An Anal cRUsHEp.

Michael Cukr.nHl5i. a Pole, employed
at Blumenthal & SOS morocco fac
terry, mad his arm badly crushed this
morning. He was removed to the Del
aware HcHpstal and HIS injuries at
tended to-
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
WIFI. COME HERE

Bav. Stanley s. Symonds. now OF
Kennett Square, Pa, has aocepteld THE
eleoiom to the rect-rzhlp of st. A1lch-
asi's Clhurth. sIhis o.ty. He VIII assume
his nklw dmties eaIly next month.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
1rTrn.E GrRL MIssING.

Lizzie Ringgold. 10 years Of age, liv-
ing on Marsh road near the Pullman
works. has been missing from. her
home since Sunday morning last, and
no trace of her has yet been found by
the pokce.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
spnCrAI. .MnErING CnIEn.

A special mda5iug OF Smyth Post, G..
a. r., will be held ON Saturday evening
t its meeting pace, Third and Market
streets. for THE purpose of formulating
plans for Decoration Day.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
LECTURE rO-MnRRnW

An tllustrated lecture on a camping
trip thrcugh Yellowstone Park and vi
cinity viii be delivered at F'riemde
school Tomorrow afternoon by DR.. J.
G. Clark.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
nlRNnH On MRs. EFIRINanR.

Mrs. JClhl p SlpnIingcr, Cf No. S2S
street, disd yelstsrday from
sha effects Of a gtroke Ci paralysis.
slhIe was 20 years OF age Intement
will be made I'M RlvOview Cemetery
on Thursday afteru5on alt 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
SALVATION lARNTY SERVICES

Special services are being held this
week by the Salvation Army at its hall
on Fourth street, below French. To-
morrow eveninlg Major Jenlolnls, Of
FhIadelphiia, viii conduct THE meet
ing.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
NO CLUE YET.

The police have as vet founl no clue
to the thieves who recently ircke into
THE residence of e. G. Hardsssy, cn the
BoulsTard, and stole a quantity nf
ef-verware and clothing.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
BURNED THIIS MORNING.

Patrick Walsh WAS buried at O'Clock
,his mctnirg In Catlhladrat Cemetery.
High mass was said an ST. PauSs
Church. isEss'
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

Pusey, Elwood c. Jacks-m William II.
Hill, First Assistant Bng,neer Joyce
and Second Assistant Engineer Purcell,
OF the Wt,mlngt-h Fire Department.;
and Representatives Cf the various To-
cal papers.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
RELIABLE GROCERIES AT
T,XNCH'S

Lenten goods in great variety. Main
store n. w. cor. Madison and Fourth
street. Branch store, S. W. cor. King
and Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
COMlNITTFE MEETYTNc

THE BuIding Committee of hhe Board
of Educatihn held a meeting East nighc
with Contractor A. S. Redd for the
NEW High School. and a general dis
cilEsion of p,ams followed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
THRnE BUILDINGS CONDEANED.

Building Inspector Cassidy this morning
condemned the following buildings and
gave the owners thirty days in which &c
tear them down: The frame dwelling No
S32 French street. and the frame sheds
and stables IN the rear of No. $50 French
street
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
THR RIG AND nHE InTTIlE.

Engine NO. 4. the largest engine ON
the Maryland division, is in charge of
Engineer William II. Kates. the small
est engineer on the SAME division
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
ONE CENT.
CAPTAIN STEEL TAKES CHARGE
NIOFtE MEN ACCEPTED AT THE 10
GAIL R1cRUTING OFFWCE 1lars
MORNING.

GAIL RECRUITING OFFICE 1lars
A1ClRyNING.
Seven men were examinled this ml-nnr
inlg aIt tlhe local decrulting office at
Third and Market streets, and four
were accephekl for earvice In the United
Snaocs Aumy THEY are Walusr G.
Wright and john H. Lloyd, Who wila
be sent to IFcultneks Monroe to- Join the
-lMh Artillery; RObsrt ID. Simpson,
and lewis ID. BROWN. wlho will join THE
lnlrI Cayalry, now stwticniad at Flmt
Nuhan Anen, Vemont Brown w.Il be
reclaimed heme I'M .lhia rtcrutJnlg service.
Captain Steel took Charge of THE of
hla thlls mOrni'nlg. and will make thrs
city HIS hnndlqunrters There will be
an otlicer I'M ohauge hene all THE time.
W NrlnQh mpn make duplication this
atternconi anlcther examrmau,cnl Wit be
hhLd to-mornow monnrnlg. 1t Is so ar
mr9-d NOW rhat applicants can ender
@lg trarch OF the eervioe tlhsy dessra.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
MISS HOLLIS

Will have a display of Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, March %. "a and 25. n. F.
Cor. Sth and Washington streets.