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BERGHEIM & co
At The Boston Clothing House.
G. HENRY, M. D.
ts,udent Of DR.. Phillip Rscord OF Pssis.)
SYPHILIS
A SPECIALITY
ThIrty-six Years Practice, the LAST
Ton In Denver.
MEN ONLY TREATED.

cure suara uteed In every case undertake
when . cure 10 pf actieabie and possible. Conor.
rhoeA, elect and Structure speedily cured With
permanently cured within THREE DAYS. No
CuRob0, 0andalWood OIL nor Co.
palba used.
spermstorrhoea, Seminal I.osses. Night
Emntssions. Insomni. Dependency. radiesliy
Hospital, Pnria.
References l. Over 23.0O patients success-
fully cured within the last ten years. Can refer
to patients cured, by permisa Investigate
Omees t-N Seventeenth street. near
Champs. Denver. Colo.
Rngiish, French. German. Polish, nussias
and Bohemian spoken.
Consultation and One Es ami iasttos, VkEk
Correspondence soiicised-strictiy cousdentiai.
Daily camera., 1899-06-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. A. Fraser has started for Kansas
Civ
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD

MRS. MARRY c. SMITH PASSED
AWAY AT HEIR HOMIE IN NEW
CASTLE last NIGHT.
Mrs. Mary C. smith, one OF the most
promiRent womeh I'M the state, died at
her home in New Castle Last evening.
She was about so years rtd. and death
resulted from ailments Incidental to
her advanced age.
Mns. SMITH was a descendant CH THE
best known families in Delaware, a-d
for many yepns resided at the hand
sens old house om Water street,
which was once THE hcne If George
Reed, signler OF 1.-The Dec,artion of indie
pendence. She was a Sister Of the cate
Samue, Cooper, OF New Casse. slhe
leaves two daughters, who ara Mrs.
Alexander Pr'oudft and Miss Hsttie
Smith,
Funeral arrangements have NIT as
yet been completed. InteTment wiz
take place in the family Tot in THE Pres
byterian Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
TRoM THE ElNTRlENOHiMENrs.

FROM IT, G. JeffeIts, SIN of James
V. Jefleris and Phoebe M. Jeffers, and
a nephew of the latte Ell Mendinha.l,
the law firm Of Hoffecl1er & Hoffecker
has received a Eetter dated 'FEntnench-
ments, p. l., February 10, 1899" 1t is
principally With reference to business,
butt Mr. JeheTds says in the couule of it:
1--WE are inl front OF dhe enemy fighting
for tur Lives. | Will cunt,nWe to strug-
gle TO help place Old Glory over tine
Whole F'iilplao group" THE troops were
near Mania at the time.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
ONE CENT.
DR. FIBRSON APPOiETED

HE WILL EXAMINE THE MEN FOR
THE U. S. ARMY-FOUR MORE
MEN ACCEPTED.
DR.. Frank r Pierson Of this city, is
nov examining physician at the re-
cnuiting office, Third and Market
streets. Dir. Fleraon wi1 be at the Of
flee every morning at 1890 O'Clock to
examine the applicants. Five men were
received into the infantry branch Of
the service this morning They are
Joseph II. Love, Frank II. Williams,
Robert Elliot Robert Black and Harry
Blake. The men win be sent to their
destination this evening. The five were
al that had applied. IL is unusual
mat there are no men rejected Cap
tain Steele said this morning that the
men he is enlisting here are an first
oass, physically. and are an Intelligent
set Of fellows.
Those desiring to join the army must
report in advance Of the examination
instead of waiting until the morning OF
tho examination
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
1nnKING NOR BRIBNRY.

Ulspu.y AT Genera. Peter L.
C.oper. Jr., examined Representative
Donovan yesterday AFTERNOON with ref
eronce to THE bribery charges, but
n.,tbiug conclusive resulted. He aal
saw Representative Hitdhen, ard De-
tective WltsM interviewed Ropresen.a-
tive BURNS, both of whom gave au-
swars which would not Justify them in
beIng caClad as WITNESSES fer The prose
cution. Representative Iattomus will
be next examined.
To-day MIR. Cooper had another talB
with Representative Burns, and this af-
tern0-n HE examlned Representative
Lattcmus, who came 10 town en- tht
morning train Thus far NO warrant:
have been swom out
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
TWO BRlAIKpMEN INJURED.

Two bnakemen weae injured yesterday
ON THE p, w. & B. railroad. One was
w. VI. Luw.s, of No. Gee West Flhuh
street. who had the little finger ON THE
right hand badly mashed while cou-
phng cars I'm the West Yard about 2
O'Clock i'm the afternoon. The Other
was III. c. Mammele. OF No COG Poplar
street. Who was thunt last might at Edge
NJ. .lor. This exsunt Cf his injuries has
not yet been ascertalnEd. Or. Draper
attended both men.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
MITCHELL WITHDRAWS
A Dark Horse Probable for
Pratt's Place.
GAWTHRoP AND REED sHELvED.

MANY OTHER APPLICANTS. FALL
by THE WAYsTDE IN THE RACE
FOR THE STREET AND SEWER
FRIzE - APPOINTMENT NEXT
WEnlK.
The appointment of street and
sewer director to succeed William A..
Pratt is giving Mayor McIJear much
concern.
For a time it was a bitter triangular
fight among frank A. Mgtchell, ]. New
lin Gawthrop and Archibald S. Red.
but the developments OF THE past week
have apparently removed all of thsm
from the range Of possibilities. M-erh-
ellis friends went cumming for Cav
throp and got him. Then Gawhrop's
f..enGs welnt after Mitchelg ami not
him. After ohat THE field was too big
or Reed, and all hands turned in and
got him.
Among THE other applicants were
James ID. Carter. Henry c. Robinson.
WillLam f. Robinson. Edmund p.
Moody George w. Phtllips. Seth Feas-
ter, Lewis u. Grubb amid stephen Dow
ney. At this time 1t is not believed
that amy ~ three viii. be eelesisd.
Harry Brown ls spoken OF, butt mis-
tulends are ayeIse to him taking il. A
dark horse is apparently the only sat
isiactory solution, and ths mayor is
expected to take several days i'm which
to figure cut the problsm.
Frank A. MitChe.l had, BY all odds.
The strongest enuoEsemene, hut certain
potential influences wera at work
against him. He has served notice ON
the mayor OF his withdrawal, amid made
publio the following harll:
Il take this method to announca TO
my many friends THAT have thrs day
withdrawn my name as candidate for
appointment ais a melmber OF the Street
and Sewer Departments
Il also desire % THANK them pubiic-
ly for their kind recommendations
"Very truly you1s,
FRANK "A. MITCHELL
Wilmington, Del, March 2S, 1899. p
This relieves tha tension. but does
mot benefit the men already in tine field
fer q is given cut that nslJher Gaw-
th1op NIT Reed can win out, and that
none OF the other applicants has amg
show
q think THAT after everyaharg has
been said and done you win find tlhai
j. NeIwlln Gawthrop is the man. SAID
a prominent politician this mcrning
"You know the magyar Is a very unber-
tain man, and. while we Coed that Mr.
Gawthrop Is practically out OF it now
ha may he very much in ~ before the
middle of next week -
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
HEBRE MS GOOD WORK
THE dHEBRlEW CHARITY AsSOCHA-
TION ALWAYS ON TlEIE LOOKOUT
TO HELP IT'S KIND.

TO HELP IT'S KIND.
One OF tlhe most alert charitable or
CARNATIONS in this city is the Hebrew
Char.;g Association Its le..sg ccm-
mtttse Is always on phe lockout for
some unfortunate Hebrew
OF late There have BEEN a great many
calls for herp. The association espe-
clary looks out for Hebrews who ar
rive IN this ci.y and are without nj nlsy.
No matter hOw far from here thesr
home is, a ticket is bought for Them.
While In this city sIhsy are also taken
care OF. The association by no means
onhnts itself to this kind of work
for the Comm.ttee is always helping
someone In THIS city
There are Twelve members OF the
rdief committee, including the officers.
one rf whom have charge each month
in the year. The relidr committee and
the mcuths thsy have charge are as
f-llows: Morris Levy, president, Janu-
airy; n. Barsky, vicel lpnesidenlt. Febru-
airy; DR. IS. Werner, Secretary, Aiardh; /;
J. Harry Gordon treasurer, April; A.
3. Cohn, May; Jacob Faber, June; S.
Grossmar, July; S. Kasdiue. August:
Rev. H. Rizlts. scpJcmber; A. Togl.u.
October; u Wolner, November; Jacob
Faber December
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
ENTERTAINED BY C4IEF.
CITY OFFICIALS AND FRIENDS oFI
CHIEF SASSE BANQUETED.

THE HEAD OF WIIJMINGTON'sI
FIRE DEPARTMENT GIVES A RE
CEPTIcN IN HONOR OF THE NEW
FIRE WASoN-MANY PEOPLE
FRiEsENT AND AN ENJOYABLE
EVENING SPENT.
Chief George w. sasse. OF the VIII
mlngtOn Fire DepaItment, gave a
pleasant reception at his residence. No
2Ol East Fifth street last night, in
honor Of the new fire wagon which
went into service to-day.
Immediately after the Adjournment
Of Council last righ. members Of that
body ether city officials and friends
proceeded to the residence OF Chief
Sasse and a most enjoyable evening
was spent by an.
The rooms of the chiefs house were
.astGlully decorated with flags and
bunting, and the parlor was beauti-
fed by uumerous palms and pO;teC
r,anes AT 1890 o'clock an elaborate
supper was served in the dining room
and everything that the inner man
could desire was upon the tables.
During the evening the new fire
Vagon was driven up to the door of the
house for the inspection Of those pres
er The wagon is perfect in every de-
tail Rubber tires encircle the wheels,
two white lights are attached to tho
seat, one on each side, and a red light
upon the back OF the seat. The wagon
was built by Caleb S. Watson, It's
weight being 575 pounds, and is second
to none in the country. The harness,
which is silver mounted, was made, at
cost. expressly for the chiefs horse, by
S. NJ. Keen, harness maker, OF No. lO4
East Second street, and is perfect in
every respcd. Mr.. Keen presented
Chief Sasse with a handsome silver
mounted whip, bearing the inscription:
George w. Sasse. Chief w. f. D. OF
which the owner is very proud.
I'm the course Of the evening the
guests were entertained by music and
feats in hyrmotism by =. j. Comegys
whose performance was wonderful
Councilman Harry Smith succumbed
to Mr.. Comegys seductive passes, and
went through many laughable antics
Among the guests present were.
Mayor McLear President OF Council
lIoiteh. Cluncilmen Cannon, Kane
SmMth. Watson. Zebley, Oberly, Morris
Haley. Robertson, Fisher, Leary, Clerk
Of Council Morrison. Bainn Ryan
Chief Of Police Dolan, presidents OF the
G--rowlng companies Friendship, Z. e
Evans; Reliance. P. f. Murphy; Della
ware. c. Schell; Phoenix, Ira Belin'
ger; Water Witch. Z. +. Kane; Fame
Frank Brand; Washington, +. j. Nei
dermaier: Weccacoe, E. Mealey; Lib
en:y. Hugh Wallace; ex-chiefs and as
sisants. Shields. Cloud, D!ckefson
Walker. We,ch. Weldie, Ske.ley an'
the present ASSISTANTS, Joyce and Pur
ceY: william McFadden, l.. n. Keen
II. B. Vandegrift, Joseph X. Adams
John w. AydOn, Frank Hyland, en-
Engineer Pond, Of the Water Depart
ment: II. w. Sasse, l.. G. Sasse, 1
Sasse, WiNiam Simmons,H. j. Stoeckls
w. II. Robinson, Frank Busan, b. +
White, w. Rtgby, A. Hanty, b. 9
4 Comegys, S. l.. Lane, Evening Journal
Ia. o. II. Grier. Every Evening" Charle
Gray. Morning News; William Carte'
sun; Robert Vernon, Daily Republican
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
"A SIrrr mnJR mnEs

This afternoon Magistrate Kelley
VIII hear and determine THE suit Of
James W. Ponder. attorney, vs.. l. hand
& Jefferson, proprietors CT the Hotel
wilmington. Mr.. Pointer claims that
The defendants owe him $50 for legal
services rendered i'm adjusting the
transfer Of the hotel and it's fran
chises from C.arkson Jennings to them.
They resist THE claim. dec,aring THAT
he WIS acting for jennings creditors
and not for them
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
WOOD PULLEYS.
one % in: 6ia in. face: 29i in. bore.
one IS in; In. face; pa in. bore.
IRON PULLEYS.
One IS in; In. face; ia in. bore.
one Is in; i'm. face ia in. bore.
Two 93 in; 2i2 En-. face; " in. bore
One 10 in; 3ia in. face; ia in. bore.
one 99i in. 2i4 ir. face. ! in. bore.
One in. 3is in face; l3s in. bore.
One . in, i'm. face, lsi In. bore.
one Is in; in. face; "a in. bore.
one in; IN. face; ~ in. bore.
HANGERS. Ere
Pair 20 inch; "a inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; 1ia inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; rA inch bore.
Six blocks for hangers
-Four sets oil cups.
SiXty-siX wood screws and bolts
SHAFTING.
Six feet, ga inch.
Six feet, IL inch.
Five feet, inch. IA inch.
Four and a-half feet, ia inch
Shaft coupling, l24 inch bore
one shifter with tight and loose puile!
for platen press.
Half dozen wooden double stands.
Dozen pairs cases.
All will be sold cheap.
Apply at
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
LOCAL AEES NOTES

Inc steamer Delaware has been
sent from Milford to this city for re.
pairs, and on her return she will COM
mence her regular service between Mil
ford and Philadelphia.
Among the sales listed by the sheriff
are those OF James II. DOckery. Jr
William CaEdn Potts. Daniel II. Kent
Henry Donaldson, Vincent r. Miller
Wl-Llam J. Fell, James l.. Coglins ana
Sarah b. Hutchinson.
This morning the Levy Court
heard a few Appeals and made trans
ters on the asscs3ment books.
-li is said that Hadley Lewis is
practically out Of the fight for the ondcs
OF police commissioner
Charles Anderson. 20 years old. OF
No. 1000 West Second street. was bur.
led at Christine Cemetery to-day.
i'm a few days Contractor John f
Heaiy Will begin tearing down the
property al the southwest corner OF
Ter,h and Market streets to make
room for the handsome six-story build.
Ing to be erected by Peter J. Ford.
-The E3ge Moor Iron Works have
enough contracts for bridges to keep
them busy for over year.
Newport Bank stock sold at s155 a
share at the Joseph Demickson sale
yo-cerday.
-Bwnaid Duross wants to be tax
collector Of ME Greek hundred.
The trolley line to Chester is being
Wei rainonized and the cars are max
irg good schedule time
Isaac A. Righfer was hurIed al
Wilmington and Brandywlne Cemetery
with Masonic rites this afternoon
Washington Lodge officiating
-Mlugaret NJ Newlin was privately
Uttered from the residence Of DR.. C.
B. Naudain.No. sol West Eighth street,
this afternoon.
-Demoorats of Chrlstiana hundred
formed a Jeffersonian Club at Mt
Pleasant Hall last evening
Governor TunnelL has held up for
further consideration the bin appro-
Iriating money to the Delaware State
Fair and combining the public school
system of North and South Milford.
The Good Government Club. OF
Newport, viii hold its monthly meet
ing at Daniel GREEN'S residence on
Saturday evening at 7.S0 O'Clock
The sillverbrook Cemetery Com
pany has decided TO erect a cemetery
house and dwelling for the superin-
tendenf.
IA hand time social was given at
No 90i Adams street last night by the
young people Of Central Presbyterian
j Church.
]. wilmington Lodge degree team, A
! O. c. W.. win initiate several members
into America Lodge of the same order
tonight.
B. T. Shaw Company has received
a contract to put in steam and water
pipes for a large pulp manufacturing
concern in western Pennsylvania.
"A horse belonging to George w.
Chadwick of No. 30S Maryland avenue
was killed yesterday to relieve it Of its
suffering.
The carcasses Of the horses which
were burned 10 death IN the blumen'
thai stable last Sunday were taken tc
Newport yesterday afternoon.
"A reception will be given this az
teamoon at Friends School, Fourth and
West streets, by the Whittier Literary
: Society OF that institution.
r A small boy was badly Injured on
I lower French street yesterday af-er'
: noon by being struck by a runaway
horse belonging to William Berger
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
NEW BICYCLE STORE

Py March 25 Pyle Cyc.e Co. Will be
located at their new store, N. e. cornec
10th and Grange sts. This store will
be l6x54, facing en- Tonsh street, with
complete repair shop on second floor.
l2x5i. Cleveland and Crescent Bicycles
are the leading whee,H sold by this
finn, and are wei. known. The riding
school attached win be 54xS5, with a
balcony l4x54, and an adjoining room
2Ox47. Both phones. No. 1923.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
sArIrRnAY AT THE ACApEMY.

AT the Academy of Music tomorrow
might, in c0njunction with the regular
performance, wiz be given a grand
cake walk by genuine cOlored cake
walkers. for a prize of SlO0. Gus. Ruh-
Sin. the Akron Giant, who defeated Joe
Goddard and Joe Choymsloi. and gave
Kid Mccoy the hardest battle he ever
fought, ard Who is open to meet all
oomers. and ready to fight any heavy
weight in the world. viii also appear.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
pumlprNGs CoNnnNINEp.

Building Inspector Cassidy eihis
moau1ng condemned the frame stable
in ahe rear OF Nos S1d and S13 Walnut
street, property OF Frank c. stda.hm,
and ordered it torn down within thlrty
days. He also condemned the shIad in
1.-The near Of the stable belonging to
Zaohlariah COLLINS, NO. 215 Eaet Ninth
street. and ordered it torn d-wa with n
fifteen days and the near stable wall
lrepaired
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
CIREAr rryAY To-NIGHr

Miss aKthmlne Rober and her com
Iary continue to draw PLEASED audi.
eLaes to the Opera House. THE Mvs-
taiy or Gannet Calzs" was presenHpa
last night, and in the leading role Miss
koher is considered to have appeared
az her bc-t. Tonight "The Great
Cl-monEeau Case," with Miss Roter as
the m1del, win be given. The engage
ment closes tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
NonN.nAY sERNICEs.

The noon-day Lenten meeting htLd at
st. Andrews Church for twenty min
utes to-day was addressed by Rev. AL
fred G. Mortimer, d. d., rector ~ ST.
Marks Church., Philade-rhia, Ilils was
the rast Of the Friday services. Next
week being holy wsek, ssHvices will be
held Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
"DEWEY" MILTON HELD.
ALLEGED coLoREO CHICKEN THIEF
PLACED UNDER BAIL.

HE WILL HAVE TO EXlRIlAIN TO
THE UPPER COURT WHY HE
WAS DIsPOsING OF FOWLS Be
LONGING TO DAVID II. B1LUND.
JUDGE COCHRAN DlSPOSES OF
OTHER CASES
FLACED UNDER $500 RAIL FOR UP
PER COURT ON CHARGE OF
STEALING CHICKENS.
Ulysses, alias Dewey" Nh.toll, COZ
ored, who was arrested by Off.cer
Froyd yesterday rn a charge of steal
ing chickens, was held in $500 tail for
upper COURT by Judge Ccohran this
morning.
The first witness I'm the case was ID.
H. Klund, CT No 1906 West street, Aiho
testified uo the lcss of a Number of
chickens, Glhiree "a which had been
brought itno court, and were recog-
ndzed by him as his property
Robert Tong, butcher at Twentieth
and Market streets, dspcset that HE
had purchaHed six chickens from the
defendant, paying him s2.75 for the lot.
Milton u-ld him that tha had forty more,
which were coming from his mother at
West Chester, and MIR. Tong promised
to lFsrchase THEM from him.
Mr. Klund was recalled and, stated
that ne originally had forty-two chick
EMS, eight ot wIh,yIh were sl.laH. This
police have recovered eight chickens
from Dewey" and the couIt was Lent
to decide where the remaining forty
Wthioh he told Mr.. Tong NE would sell
him we're coming fncm.
Officer Floyd testified to making thE
amest, and stated THAT he had otter
seen THE prisoner prowlang around lat,
at nights in suspicious localities.
Milton conhucted his own case, ans
questioned his witnesses. of WHOM
Uhleue were a number, in a marRi5r tina
would 60 credit to MANY lawyers. HI
Claimed that lhfs chickens ami Mr.
Kiund's ran together in the same var,
and ii was Impossible to ten then
apart. He had to pu1 strings upoi
their legs to distinguish them. He salt
at rmie time he had thirtH-two in hi
cellar, but as the Board OF Health so
after him he had to sell HIhehn to ''mem
bers or 1.-The church" He did rot dent
selling the fowls to Mr.. Tong, but IN
sisted that they were sent to ihlm b.
his stepmo0her in Weeb Clhesber. Afte
hearing tine evidence his hl,uor con
cluded 1T sufficient to hlcId the rr.sone
Z ON THE charge
! The following cases were also dis
t posed of: John Reed, drunk, 81 an
i costs; Enhcih A. Jcslyus Jchnl AE 20,
JAMES Campbell and john NIdPik
drunk. 81 and costs each; WEIiam T1n
: ner, colored, disorder.y conduct, 81 an
costs; Barris Patton and Edward Han
IS nigan, boys, larceny of ircm pipe, ecu
d tinued; Plennia Kraft amid DanB
!, Looket, disorderry conduct, continue
" unti Monday next.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
MARCH TERM OF cHlANCERY

On Monday The regular March, term
of The Court cf ChanceTy and OIphars'
Court win begin. Register IN ChaD-
Gerry Ferguson has had THE trial list
printed and copies are now being dis
tributed AIMING the membtrs cR 1.le
bar. IL ochtains thfuty-nine causes
pending for hearing ami six partition
causes.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
NOTICES.

AJTICE-An persons owing a county
until the list of April, after which 3 per
cent will be added Distress warrants
NJ. ne ISSUED after the 1st of April for all
taxes remaining unpaid for 1897.
HORACE G.. RETrEW,
Receiver of Taxes.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF NEW
CASTLE HUNDRED will sit at the
Court House, Wilmington, March 2j from
II a. IN. to 4 y. M; New Castle, al
mayors office, March 30 and 81 All taxes
are demanded. All taxes of 1898 not paid
by April /. per cent. will be added,
JOHN 4. HAYES,
Collector for New Castle Hundred.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24

Extract from a business letter on file
from large real estate owner:
"Messr. Geo. c. Maris & Son:
Dear Sirs: Yours.with statement and
check, is at hand. and many thanks for
so good an amount AL,3w me TO ex-
press ms appreciation Of your efforts
and enaire satisfaction in your naa-
agement of my property. You certain
ly get tenants that pay"
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
"WE'LL PRnVInE 80

Have you been looking through tho
markets for a really delicious and
sweet butter and failed? II so. try A.
q =. hgin Creamery It suits the most
iastidlous palates Price PC. Sold
only by The Great Atlantlc and Pacific
Tea Company S15 Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR HENRY r. sPRUANCE has re-
moved to the northeast corner OF Eighth
and Lombard streets.
DIR. GEORGE W. QUINN has removed
TO 304 East Fourth street Office practice
a speciality and medicine furnished.
LADIES' Chichesters English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best.
Safe. reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
stamps for particulars "Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
STEAMER DRYDoCNED.

The steamer Brandywine was docked
at she Harlan and HI-a.sngsworth Com
pany this mcnreng for repairs. SHE viii
be- thoroughly repaired Ibefore starting
her Summer trips.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
ASSESSMENT BOOKS HUNG Up.

C-erll of tins Peace F-ard to-day
hung UP the assessment books icr Wil-
mington hundred. They have been
placed in the same places that were
used by the assessoUs
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
USING THE TWELVE-HOUR SYS-
ITEM.

What is known as tine bwe,we-hOur
system is now being used n the VIZ
mington and Chester railway line, ard
it will soon be put in operation on all
other lines in this city. The conduotors
and mot-rmen were at first in favor of
it, hut they Eow find iy compes them
to make longer hours.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
CAIIlEn no pITrSBrRG.

A telegram was received yesterday
by George X. .Rudert. stating tha. his
father had died at Pittsburg. He lcft
lor that city at midnight.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24

Cad on Geo. C. Maris & Son, Insti-
.tute Building. for printed list of
houses. building lots and business sites
for sale; all parts of the city.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
RELIABLE GROCERIES AT
TXNCusC

Ienten goods in great variety. Main
store N. w. cor Madison and Fourth
street Branch store, S. w. cor. King
and Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
CnAL. MOOD AND GRAIN.

H. T. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. offlce
Seventh and King. Dclmarvia phone
545. d. & L. checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARDEES wanted; rooms furnished
or rnfuruiished. No. s West Fourth street
WANTED. .-Boarders for furnished or
unfurnished rooms at sol west street
WANTED. .-Boarders, second story
front room. 107 East Eighth street.
BOARDnRS wanted in private family.
First-class accommodation. Reference re-
quired. 500 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24

Book Beer and Book Lunch at Halu
days, 303 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED.-With from 5000 to 5000,
person to take active part in a good-pay-
ing and already established business of 20
years; for further information, address
S., p. o. Box 100, city.