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Evening journal., 1899-04-19
THE CRACK OF DOOM.

Take out an accident policy, ye sin
ners, crawl into your cyclone cellars
and pray for help IT'S a coming.
When the sun takes a sneak and
might comes down at midmoon and
wave Of darkness rolls over The earth"
strike q match and look for trouble.
Tie your hat on with a String and but
ton tiglt your clothes, If You would
net be as naked as Adam; for when
the breezes blow You VIII have all
taat you can Do TO hold yourself down
and keep from being waited away into
glorious hereafter. When itall blows
over and yOu hear the growing for
Cub in yCur insides, that's a sure
sign That Judgment day skipped you.
Your thanks are due to the Rev. Tai
mage that the storm sigma, was set,
ard That yen managed 20 break away
and escape the crack OF doom. oh,
ON that day VIII YOU DE readg?' Here's
what meteorological eXper, Taimage
has to say on the subject:
"LOl the sun hides. Night comes
down at midnOon. A wave of darkness
rolls over the earth. The stars appear
at MONDAY. The earth shoulders and
thrObs. There an earthquake opens
and city sinks as a crocodile would
crunch a child Mountains roll in
their sockets. and send down their
granite cliffs in an avalanche of rocks,
Rivers pause in their chase to the sea,
and ocean, uprearing, cries to flying
Alps and Himalaya. Beasts below and
moan and snuff up the darkness.
Clouds fly like fOcks of swift eagles.
Great thunders beat and boom and
burst. Stars shoot and fall. The AL
mighty, rising ON His throne, declares
that time shall be no longer, and the
archangels trump repeats it tin all
the living hear, and the continents OF
dead spring to their feet crying
Time Shall be no lOngerr On, on that
day will you be ready?"
Let 'er go, Gallagher!
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1889
HAlRNnAN,s VICTORY.

Coming at the time ii does. the op!nr
ION of the Supreme Court IN the ap-
peal case Of the Mayor and Council Of
Wilmington, d. b. a, vs.. Sydney Gc. Ew
irg p. b. r., must work to his advan-
sage in his canvass for THE Democratic
nomination for city solicitor,
He has upset decision rendered by
the Superior Court In the Seward case;
lie has upset an affirmation OF that de
csc.on by thp Superior Court in the
Ewing case; he has saved the city So
900 in this particular case. and untold
thousands of dollars in other cases
which depended on its conclusion.
Mrs Ewing was injured On West
Ninth street by reason OF misplaced
gutter plate. She retained William S.
HIres and brought suit for damages.
In the Seward case, previously trisd.
Judge Cui1en handed down a decision
which held the city Liable for any In
suries resulting from defective side
walks and streets. whelhar such I'M
a. the city officials or not When the
Owing case came to trial the oonstitl-
,iona,lty OF a law exemptlng the city
from such liability was attacked boy Mr..
Hllles and defended by Mr.. Hartman.
The court rendered a decision sustain
ing Mr. Hl..es, and the jury rendered
a verdict fer $1,000 in favor Of the
plaintiff Mr.. Hartman appealed the
case and IL was argued last year, since
which time a decision has been Await
ga with great interest because there
ware many other persons who vera
anxious TO begin suit Butt the able
manner in which Mr. Haimnn oon,mct-
"a the Sase he's rut an end To- such
suits. 70 the judsnent OF tine ,cwer
court has been reversed, and the city
hls won Ms contention that the law OF
PROJECTION is constitutional ir every
respect
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
RRIuLIAlNT REcEPTION.

One Of the most delightful social
Of the post Lenten season was
the reception given by Mrs. Thomas J.
Talley in the New-Century Club BUILD
ing last night i'm honor Of Thomas j.
Tal.ey, Jr., and his brlde
The decorations were among the most
beautiful and elaborate ever seem in
the club building, where the decora-
tons are always noteworthy. The stage
was screened with palms, Mlies, ferns,
and towering begonias, behind which
Albert's Orchestra dlscoursed excelent
music. The windows were also bank
ed with masses of the same flowers,
the lily predominating Punches Of
The stately blossom. tied with immense
bows of white satin ribbon. adorned
the balcony, the space between being
drapad with the ribbon The stair
case was also de corated with the lilies
Gn1 asparagus tenissimus
Shortly hefore 10 O'Clock dancing be-
gan, leire led by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
J. Talley. j. COrsage bouquets for the
women were of baby primrOses. a new
plant furnished by a Philadelphia for
ist This was quite a delicate cOmpM-
ment to the bride, who was Miss Flor
ence Primrose. The mems bOutOnnieres
were CT White carnations. The baby
primroses also adorned the dining
room. where a recherche supper was
served. A feature of the affair We're
the exceptionally handsome gowns OF
the women.
Those in attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas j. TalJey. Mrs J. r. Prim-
rose, of Philadelphia; Miss Primrose
Miss Elizabeth L. Primrose, Mrs. M. f.
COrkran, Mrs. NJ II. Buckley, Mrs
Melville Cambria Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Greene, OF Delaware City: Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian b. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Wliiam Bea1enkopf, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Moody Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Masten
Rav. and Mrs. Thomas A. McCurdy
Paul Erskine McCurdy, Allen WoOdend
McCurdy Earle Spaulding McCurdy
Mr.. and Mrs David Mcconnell, MIR
and Mrs. Stansbury j. Whitley, Mr. anC
Mrs. Washington Hastings, Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. l.. Todd, DR. and Mrs A. E
FrantZ, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Beetem
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Wood, William
X. Crosby. DR. and Mrs. Charles r.
Jeiferis, Miss Eluthera r. Jefferls. Mr.
and Mrs T. Jackson Shaw. Miss E,ea
nor Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Stidham
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II. Burns, Mr.. ant
Mrs G. NJ d. Cann. MIR. and Mrs. De
Haven Morris, Mr. and Mrs. w. V
Ecrl, Mr. and Mrs Joshua Conner
Miss Rhoda M. Conner, Miss Alice B
Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thcmas r
Young, Miss Charlotte Baker Young
Thomas Baker Young. Charles Corso,
| Matchett Harry b. Jones. Gordon Cham
bsrs. 7. Merrick Horn Gienry Gam5
lr.. MIR. and Mrs James II. Price. Ma-
fie'cn Morton Price Miss Msbele lie
Price Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Murphy
Ir.. Miss AIahaf1y. Miss Ne1sho Collins
| lWNl'am a. Barr SamWe. J. White. VIII
liam M. Shakespeare. Mr. and Mrs. A
g. McCausland, Miss Fannie McCaus
land, Wilham Lawton, MIR. and Mrs. c
p. Maroney, Miss Elsie Horn.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

PRIMARY eieclon VIII be absolutely
binding They are not screheads.
Neither are they disposed to force their
.pss15naI,y between their party and
success. Dr. Falhey ans Dr. Hitch are
active factors IN the cont.hi, whle the
atiinlde of Mr. Bayls and MIR. Nor
risen Is passive Bug whatcv the cut
come may be, these msn are, Demo
crats: THEIR political frieris All Demo-
crats, and they win support the Demo-
cratic tidlvet Republican calamity
h0wlers to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. 4 man who VIII NOT abide by the
primaries is net worthy of the respect
or support Of the voters
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
no BE HELD NEXT WEEK AT
1HHE NEW -CENTURY CLUB.
The Associated Chartie5 h1ve issued
Invitations for THE seventh annual con-
ference CT char1.es and institutions, to
be held at the New-Csntury Club build
ing ON Tuesday, April %. Following
is The program;
Afternoonf-3 o'clock, prayer; address
cl welcome Hon. j. f. Bail; "Child-
saving Work, Bishop Coleman; Res
cue Work at the Station House." Mrs
Wogan, assistant police matrOn; RE
suit OF Ten Years at the West End,
Miss E. p Blssell; Problems and
Ideas" Mrs r. S. Garrett.
IEyening-S O'Clock. prayer; "Ths
Consumers League" Miss Watmangh
president Consumers League of Phila.
de.phia; Personal Experience Will
the CultivatoTs of the Wilmington Va.
can't Lots" Charles A. Brothers; "New
Castle County WOrkhOuse," the passag,
of the biA, Hon. c. B. Lore; '"The PlaI
ami Prospectus Discussed" the bOarC
Cf trustees.
The committee on conference lis ]. r
Ball. Mrs. H. r. Bringhrst, Miss M
ID. Sisson. Mrs. w. II. Hill, Miss e. p
Bissell, Mrs. c. r.. Beadankopf. Mrs
a. d. Warner
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
EXPECTED NEXT MONTH.

Tt is nCJ expected that President Nc
Kinlley viii appoint the district attor-
ney before the middle of May. as it
will require fully a MONTH for MIR.
Vandegrift. the present incumbent, to
clear mp the odds and ends of his lcng
term. Congressman TBofecl1er WENT to
Washington yesterday to see the presi-
.dene, and this morning the Union Re
publgcans are in better spirits. tut for
what reason the Regulars are at a loss
to understand. They still contend THAT
Colonel DUPONT will name the man,
and that IL will be WILLIAMS Michael
Byrne.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

We urge upon all Democrats who
voted at the last general election and
wh1 have changed their places OF resi-
dence since then, the necessity on going
10 The Department Of Elections, at
Seventh and Shipley streets, and get-
ting transferred During the current
week the office will be open from to
.5 o'clock each afternoon. and next week
The afternoon hums viii be supple
monted one hour each evening, from
II to o'ciOck. Compliance with this
.reques, win save the bother of partici-
patton I'm the revision Of rqghstration
proceedings On May 6.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
no ROBBERY ATTFNrpTrn

Regarding an ARTICLE appearing IN a
marning paper to-day stating that
thieves had entered the ho1Ise of
Thomas j. Ta'ley, ON Van Buren street
between Delaware avenue and Park
Place during the absence of the fam
lily last night and before the arrival of
the poGce, who had been requested no
watch the residence, Chief Dolan states
that there was no TRUTH in the story.
The facts are that Mr.. Tal,ey notified
the police that HE wou3d be away. and
asked that an officer be sent 20 hook af-
ter the place during his absence. The
.cuicer not arriving as soon as expected.
Mr. Ta.ley's SON te'ephorel 10 Captain
Kane asking If an officer had been sent.
and receiving acknowledgements WAS
satisfied. In the meantlms Onicer
Gmnr, who was in the vic.nly In citi-
zen's Clothes, was called in and remaln-
ed untE o'clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
THE WnATIIER

New York Herald's Foreoast.-In the
Middle States and New England to-
day fair TO- partly cloudy. sl.ahtlw
warmer weather WELL prevail. with
fresh scutherly TO easter.y winds. prob-
SHY Followed by ram en- ami near the
coasts OF this section.
I'm Thursday. partly clcWdy weather
VII prevail. with sl1ght temperature
changes, precodad by rain in the oas.ern
catl.cts. with brisk To trshI variable
winds, high ON the coasts.
On Friday. fair to partly cloudy fol-
.cwad nv showers.
European steamers row sailing VIII
have mostly southerly and sOuuhwest
er.y winds to the Banks.
Fcrecast for Wednesdhy-E -Eastsrn
Pennsylvania, New Jersey Delaware
Maryland, probably showers Wednes-
day; fresh east to southeasterly winds !.
unsettled weather Thursday.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
j. Hank Wilds cf Dover. was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah S. England was in Phila-
dolphla yesterday attending the year
~ meeting of Friends.
Mis-. Wig.am II. Todd. elf Brooklyn.
Is Visiting relatives i'm Wilmington.
r. Ii. Hoover and Joseph p. Wright.
CT PerryvhIe, Nd. are registered at the
Clayton House.
Howard Truman. Of Tenth and Mcn-
rec streets, is seriously ill.,
Congressman Jchn Henry Hofecker
or Smyrna, was visitor N this city
to-day.
T. E. WILSON, Of GEORGETOWN, was in
the city to-day.
Representative John Pulling expscts
20 be able to. ccme to Wilmington this
week
Miss May Appleby has recovered
from an attack of illness which con-
fined her TO the house fer a week.
Miss Glaze EC.egood is quite ~ IN
Philadelphia.
J. III. Hofiecker, Jr., lis i'm New York
Loonntd e. Wales. Jr, is in Phi,a-
ldelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

There ware Two bils sent to the Cen
eral Assembly under Democratic au-
spices whith wcrl1, II passed. have re-
moved an contention regarding the reg
latraton OF voters and the hoid.ng OF
the municipal election In June. 1hsy
faxed to pass. and responsibility f-r
their death rests upon the Republican
House OF Representatives. The Demo-
cratic Senats passed the municipal cleo
tlons bill, Gnd the Republican House
smothred 80 in commltloe, despite the
earnest effc ITS az the Democrats to
have Il passed The other bill. making
it possible for every voter to partici-
pate in the primaries in May, was i'm
tnoduced in ghc Republican House. re-
fcrred to a Republican committee, anJ
there 1t remained. And in the face oil
these facts We find tine Morning News
endeavoring TO saddle on the Demo
cratic party responsibility fer the eN-
listing condition. when IL Is a matter
OF official recCgd tina, the Democrats
did everything possible to throw tn,
registration open to everybody.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
REdIsTFR,s ORDER.
REGISTERS ORDER.

Registers 8 OHlce
New Castle County, Del. Feb. %. 1899.
Upon the application Of Susanna Cur
rinder, administratrix Of George w. Cur
rinder, late OF White Clay Creek hundred,
in said county, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the register that the adminis-
tratrix aforesaid give notice Of granting
Of letters of administration upon the es-
tate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such
letters in six Of the most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In
the Evening Journal, newspaper pup
ished I'm Wilmington. Del, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks e. .. =,
Given under the hand and seal OF
office Of the Register aforesaid, at
wilmington. in New Castle County
IL. S.. aforesaid. the day and year above
CALVIN w. CRossAN.
Register.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

What is the sense Of Chs Regular
Republicans and Union Republicans
entering Into a heated discussion re-
garding tncir relative strength I'M the
cisy Of Wilmington when they can. by
simply holding separate primaries and
nominating and voting for separate
tickets. ascertain to a certainty the es-
timation at whlch each is held by the
public?
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
WITNESSES NOR THE STATE.

Sheriff Taylor is to-day summOnlng
the New Casae county witnesses who
win 80 before the Kent county grand
jury on Tuesday to state what they
know concerning the passage OF the
snake gambling b&l. The witnesses
are President OF the Senate Sa.mons,
Senator Robert MoFarln, Waiter H.
Hayes. Senator John Pyle. John r.
Dickey. Clerk cf the House Benjamin
F. shepperd. Representative Jchn P.
Dorahoe and George Carter.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
HF1n "A CoNEERENcr

The Street and sewer tllrec ors. Man
agsr Fox, Of the Wilmington City rail-
way, and Attorney WIard Ssaisbury
yesterday Eeld q cCEfCrarce RAJ 3t.ve 10
the repaving Of Market street from
Fifth to Tenth streets The depart
ment expects to begin work la a month,
and wants an understanding with the
railway company relative to the
amount of expense to lie borne by 1T,
as provided by hts charter.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
AWAITING FURTHER INSTRUC.
TrDN.S.

Artemas Smith statad to an e venrng
Journal reporter this morning that he
ana his brother. Martin f. Smith.
wcutd wait for further Instructions
from The Democratic CITY Committee
before filing the petAtion for a writ OF
mandanus against the Department. of
Elections. just when the committee
will take action has net been deter
mined
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
No ONE -.AlElPnnNrrn

Postmaster Brcwre states that the
article apps3rrlg in a local morn me
p2r-r to-day that a postmaster had
/ e1n appointed at the Highlands is I'M
correC& While there wiz mo doubt be
free delivery system in THAT portion
of the city, the site Tor post Office has
not even been decided upon.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
ASH RARRET. ON FIRE

A burning ash barrel in the rear Of
the residence No. GIG Washington
street. caused Ernest Thorn to turn in
an alarm OF fire from box No. 116,
Eighth and Washington streets, this
morning The blaze was extirgu.shed
by a huckeldul OF water before the
companies arrived.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
PHOTOS TAKEN

Cah.I5D sized photos az the whip
p'ns-T-t and pilOry I'm the jail yard
al New Castle have been secured by
0l-,t o. Police Dclan. He viii take a
rumcer ct copies with him to Chatta-
nc-ga, Tenn, on May O. when he VIII
ATTEND the convention OF police chiefs
reid that city. f1r distribution
.amons the Delegates.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
sHCIRT-ER H0URs.

Beginning en- Monday last Uea local
iettw-oarrasrs report at the p5st Office
at 6 O'Clock In i'he mcrrire, instead of
5.45 O'Clock as iCrmer.y. The men are
much pleased at the additional fifteen
minutes OF grace allowed them by Post
master Browne.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
sTILL In EXIsrENCE.

The ordinance regarding the cree
ticn of awning flaps and signs EXTEND
lind over the sidewalks is still in ex-
istenco, and those parties contemplate
ing putting UP any such distractions
had better refrain from such action, as
the Pcllce Department, Will proceed
against th-m withcIt further warming.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
IIATnOMrS IN TOWN

representative Lattcmus, OF Town
send, was IN Wilmington to-day. When
seen on Market street by an Evening
Jcurna, reporter he said, in answer to
questions that he did not come to Will
mingtCn at tne instance of Deputy At
torEey- General Cooper, and that he had
not and did not expect to see him.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
PERMITs GRANTED.

Building Inspector Cassidy this
morning issued a permit to Lynn &
Philips for the erection of a one-stOry
BRICK kitchen at No. 1921 Adams street.
TO cost $40, ard a permit to w. A.
Grt'bb fer similar structure at No.
93O Pine street. TO cost the same.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
FlGHr AG ArNsr GRnFN

Wilmington Dsm1crats prcpcze to
make a determined fight against the
rearrc.ntmerc az Constable Char,es
Green, Republican. of Brandywins hum
.dred His commission VIII expire en-
April 26 and Governor Tunnel Will
.reappcnt him or name his successor.
here are several Democrats who want
pae position, and they and their friends
see nc reason why Democratic gov
erncr should appoint a RopubRan
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

A West Chester paper reports the
death of Mrs Shad and the Illness OF
Mrs Herring. But for the serious
character OF the news contained I'm the
item the paragrapher would have q
splendid chance.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
WITT CONE mp AGAIN

Liburn Chandler, Of comse. Tor the
plaintiff in the case Of Ewing VS.. the
CITY, says that the case VIII ccme up
aga n i'm May. and that evidence is at
nand 20 shcw that tha city caused the
ta'oc' IN the glt,er-p'aie on West
Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
IIISr 1IEFT TIHE SHOP

The cars used ON the Landenberg
branch cf the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
read have been put cut from the paAnt
shop. They present a very neat ap-
pearance.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that Letters OF
Administration were In due form Of law
Granted INTO the undersigned. on the
twenty-third day of February. a. ID. 1879.
and that an persons having claims
AGAINST the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attcsted 10 the
said admlnistra triX, on or before the
twenty-third day of February, 1900 OF
abide the Act of Assembly Ia such case
made and provided.
SUSANNA CURRTNDER,
Administrators.
or Address William T. Lyman. Esq, At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
SLIPPED ON AN ORANGE PEEL

At Eleventh. and Church streets East
evening Assistant City SOGciItor Med
ford II. CahOOn stepped ON an orange
peel He was thrown and badly spraih-
ed his leg.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
nR. AGNFMlS rATARRHAr. poW-

DER.-'Rev. w. H. Main. pastor OF
the Baptist Emanuel Church. BuNa,o.
gives string testimony for and Is a
hrm believer in DR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder He had tried many Kinds OK
remedies without avaiA After using
br Agnew's Catarrhal Powder / was
benefited at once" are his words. IL Il
wonderful remedy. To rerisves in
stant'y.-S7 So.d by Meier Drug
COMPANY 400 Market street. and n. b.
Danforth, Second and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
HIS FATHER DuAD

Wiiihm r. Mans,ey. OF Mansley G
Moore Company, received a telegram
Yesterday that his father had died at
MS home IN Hawe de Grace. Mr.. Mars
~ left for that place this morning.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
in THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters OF Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
tlon In this column should be addressed to
Society Editor care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
INSTALLED IN QUARTERS.

Judge George Gray, Of the Third Dis
trict United States Circuit Court. was
.irsteled in his new Office in the Fed
.g'al building to-day. Th2 offices have
been handsomely fitted with a COM
p.ete set OF new furniture.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
RrNNlNG IN FrI1 rIME.

The Jchnson Forge Company is new
runnirg IT'S blast On ful. Time. Next
month the firm expects 70 run day and
nl2ht. This Will give employment t. a
numter OF extra men.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
MRS pRnnFN .FINFn

Magistrate Kelley last evening fined
q Mrs. Rroden, OF Pennsylvania avenue.
naar Mt Salem lame. 81 and costs on
eac1 Of two charges Of trespass'ng and
hghting.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
FROPERrrY som.

Robert d. El,tctt has bought of Da-
va il. Wells one OF the houses recent y
erected on the south side Of Eighth
street, between Adams and Jackson.
The price paid was $3.50.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
sTATE OFFTCnAIIS ErERF

Among those who registered at the
Hotel Wilmington yesterday afternoon
and this morning were Attorney-Gen-
.eral Robert c. White, of Georgetown.
State Insurance Commissioner Edward
Fowler, OF LAUREL Clarence S. Robb.
LOT Cambridge, Md, and Daniel Burton.
'Cf Sussex county
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
ENTrRFn T0-nAY

The British steamer ONfe.d. from
1ouen, France, arrived az this port to-
day to load with peu'olenm for foreign
ports.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
MlIFEL ANn cAp pRnKr

The gear wheel and cap on the ma
shs't OF 1lird street bridge broke last
night, hut dtd net delay the running
ol the bridge To W. he repaired this
Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

The schooner George p. Thomas is
at the jackson and Sharp Company
with a lead of lumber from North
Carolina.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
LAST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOUR TO WASHINGTON VIA PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD

The ast OF the present series OF Penn.
syNaaia Railroad three-day personality
conducted tours 20 Washington. d. g..
Wiii Dec run on May r. The rate. St50
from New folk. Sil5Q from Philadelphia
and prop1rti0uate rates from other
points. Includes transportation, hotel ac-
comm0daticue aud Capitol guide fees. An
experienced chapcron VIII also accom-
pony tlc party.
For Itineraries tickets and full infor-
nation apply TO ticket agents Tourist
fgcnt 1886 Broadway New York 7sp
Broad Street Newark. y. j.. or address
Geo W. Boyd. Assistant General pas-
song"r Agent Broad street station,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19

Dr. John c. Fahey. DR.. Thomas A.
Hitch. Jesse X. Baylis and Alvin r.
Morrison, the lcur men spoken Of tor
the Democratic nomination fer mayor
are Democrats They are men CT ia 4
mind, and to them the result Of the
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
.AnDICKS WIIL 90 MEST.

Senator J. Frank Allee was in town
to-day Next week he and j. Edward
Addicks viii take a Western trip.
Evening journal., 1899-04-19
SEASONS FIRST sT,aapoN

The first sturgeon of the season was
caught yesterday at the mouth Of the
creek by George ana Robert Sarson. II
We yhel 300 pounds.