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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
DEAD HEROES HONORED.
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES HELD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON IN SCHOOL NO. 1.

Memorial Day services WSle held yes
terdgy afternoon i'm school No. L. and
am interesting Program WAS rendered
by The scholars
Tine room in wlflCh tho exercises
were held was pretti.y draped with
flags and bunbing AMID upon the plat
form were seated Superintendent OF
Public Schools David w. Harlan, Sam
uo. f. Belts, Edgar M. Hoopes WA
Galm 5. Hi,les Rev. II. CCinwsnl Jsn-
irlgs, William +. Kmltz amid Lewis B.
MORROW
The visitors We're seated about the
sides of the room and Thoroughly en-
joyed the exercises. IAN Address was
made by W. S. Hillas, and the folhow-
ing prcgram was rendered:
March, "El Captain" . Mary ConndlG
Prayer. r............ Rev. +. @. jennings
Reading. ..... ...... George Sowdam
Song, My Country, 'Tis Cf Thee"
School
Rcotation. "Tha Volunteer"
Walter Harblove
Reading, "Their Work is Immortal" "
Stella Mclaughlin
.SonA Star Spangldd Banner School
Patriotic sentiments, Max Weinen
Harry Walter. Earl Webb
Song. Our Starry Flag" . School
Reading. "All Honor to Her."
Nellle Sawin
RJad.rr, Cherish the Past"
Ethel Pars -ns
sors, "BatGe Hymn Of the Repub,ic."
School
Sentiments. William Kane. Augustus
Nan Mort
Song. ''Tent.ng ON the Old Camp
Ground ........ ......... ..SJhlOOl
Reading, Hymn of thrust"
1Blsie McF'adden
Recitation. "UnlQnCwn" .Ethcl McVey
Read'nlg. Home Coming Vfctors.'
George Faruan
Scrg Flag cf this Free" .... School
Reading, ''Recessgonal". . lmcy Carvin
Mardh "Tlhe Stars amid Stripes For
aver" ......... .. George Sowder
Address. s............ .WiM'am s. HIVES
Salute to the Flag. ag.............S .SclhOor
ScmIg. Columbia" ......... School
Miss Sayerss principal of the sclho,l
presided.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
ANOTHER ADDICKs SUIT.

HEARD YESTERDAY
IN THE TERRA GOTTA LUMBER
COMP ANY CASE.
"A dispatch frNm Jessuy Cl,y states
that Vloe-CihanceLlor Emery heard tes-
tmony yesterday in Jersey City in dhs
suit or Robert w. Lyle CT PERTH Ann
boy, n, j., against j. Edward AdIdacl0s,
CT Delaware
Nlhisn the Terra Cctta Lumber Gem
parry failed some trme ago, MIR. ADJ
dlclas owned sevenHegg.hrhs OF uIhe stock,
the oth1r dlehuh bdlnIg owned by MIR.
Lyle his falherl and a frierdL The
face value CT their stock was
$4,000. MI Lyle aIalgas that
Mr.. AdIdlcks made a prcposlticn to take
hlis and his fElenirs stock and give them
,l1Irce rnclmlssl5ry Notes for $1,000 eadh.
He desired, he saldl t1 reorganlze The
company and Wanted MIR Lyle to as
slst. Mr.. Lyle says hls carriled cut his
part or THE agreemantl but Mr. Ad-
dicks did not.
Mr. Addicks repudlates an agreement
wf,ch was signed - Edward Adhlclxs,
per Asa w. Dackenson, ATTORNEY" He
says Dicl1enson. who has since died,
had MO authority to sign for him. The
haarlmg was MOT conchHdedl
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
A DAY OF CONTINUANCES.
CASE OF WHITE VS.. DIAMOND
STATE GOES OVER.

DOLAN ORDERED TO PAY HIS WIFE
MONEY, BUT HE PREFERS TO GO
TO JAIL-CAPIAsEs FOR OTHER
HUSBANDS.
The Court Of General Sessions this
morning took up the non-support cases
carried over from hast week.
Joseph W. Dolan was ordered to pay
SIG a month 10 his wife, Mary A. Dolan.
Dolan is stll in the hands Of the sher-
IN. and says that he will remain In jail
before he viii ever pay his wife the
monthly allowance made by the court.
Capiaseis were issued for Frederick
Morgan and George II. Freeman, and
both were made returnable next satur-
day.
on account of the failure OF the wife
Of George p. Knecht to appear against
him the case was continued until next
Saturday. Similar action was taken In
the case against John f. p. Williams.
Superior Court disposed OF its business
in short order. The entire calendar FOL
the day was continued for various rea
sons.
The plaintiffs side Of the application
for rule for writ Of possession in tn
case of Joseph p. Nichols vs.. william
Henry Stoops was heard. The balance o
the testimony will be heard on Saturday
June 3.
Lewis c. Vandegrift secured a continu
ance Of the case Of Charles f. White
administrator VS.. the Diamond Stat
Iron Company. George w. Todd wa
placed on the stand and swore that
material witness was absent. Levi {
Bird desired to try the case. but he ha
to submit to a continuance.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

This evening sixteen members OF Co
lumba Lodge, No. 26, !. O. O. r., will SO
to Grubb's Corner TO visit star OF Bethel
Lodge No. 10, and confer the first and
second degrees on several candidates.
-Benjamin f.. Shaw yesterday enter
tained some OF the members OF the Mas
ter Plumbers Association at his home,
on the Boulevard.
Elmer Arlifon, 10 years old. Of New
ark, was thrown from wagon ycSlcl-
day and sustained a broken nose.
The cornerstone Of 81. Anne's +. G.
Church's new parOchial school Will be
laid tomorrow by Bishop Monaghan.
John H. short gave a pleasant phono-
g1lph entertainment m the children's
Home on Wednesday evening
American Lodge A. o. u. W., iri-
uated four new members last night.
1t IS stated that the Pullman Palace
Car Company win make an addition TO
It's plant. increasing its capacity nity per
cent.
AT the monthly meeting Of the Y W.
G. r. L. yesterday afternoon IL was ue-
cided to send reading matter to the lum-
bcr CAMPS Of the West. also TO hold a
lawn party on June 10.
The Good Government club, Of New
port. will hold its monthly meeting at
Mrs. Mary ID. Green's this evening az
7.30 o'clock.
General Thomas A. Smy,h Post. G. A.
r.. will attend services at Bethany Bap-
ltist Church tomorrow TO hear a sermon
| 10y Rev. o. G. Buddington.
-Carence A. Forwood. the Union Re
/ publican candidate for City Council IN
| the First ward has refused to withdraw
at the solicitation OF the Regular Repuo-
| llcan managers.
The banks Will be closed on Tuesday
Memorial Day. ard notes falling due or
that day must be cared for on Monday
-On Tuesday morning the fat and lear
| members Of the Wilmington Whist Clut
will play a game Of baseball.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
ATTACKED BY A cow.

A 7-YEAR-OIlD GERL BADLY IN
JURED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
ON EIGHTH STREET.
Dora Kansgold. aged years. Of No. 22l
West Eighth street. was badly injured
yesterday afternoon by an infuriated COW
near Eighth and Orange streets.
The COW was being driven to the Will
mington Abattoir and becoming fright
ened at a bicycle rider broke away from
the man leading 1t. The animal dashed
at several small children who were on
the sidewalk on West Eighth street, and
striking Dora, knocked her down, frac-
turing her skull. She was taken to the
Delaware Hospital and her wounds
dressed, after which she was sent home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
WILL GO TO NEW YORK.

GENERAL ROSS WILL PARTICIPATE
IN MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES IN
THAT CITY.
Vice-Commander Daniel Ross. Of the G..
A. r., leaves early Tuesday morning for
New York, to take part in the Decora-
ton Day ceremonies in that city. He
has received an invitation from the conn
mittee in charge Of the ceremonies to be
present on Memorial Day ana will ride
at the head Of the column Of veterans
during the parade. representing the COM
mander Of the G. A. r., the executive
committee having failed to elect a CON-
mander at its recent session in Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
WILL SUPPORT CLERK

with several prominent Democrats and
Regular Republicans, the question was
asked: "Who will be the next mayor?'
Clerk OF COURSE" said the Democrat. T..
why how do you make that?" well,
TO fill the position, and he has a lange
number Of influential politicians working
for him, day and night. This Democrat
also stated that he knew Of three leaders
of the Regular forces that were working
for Clerk and they could not deny 1t, for
he was with them on several occasions
when they asked people to support
| Clerk.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
CLERK is EMPHATIC.

UNDER NO CONDITION WILL HE
WITHDRAW FROM THE FIGHT
FCR THE MAYORALTY.
William ID. Clerk, the Unicn Repub-
loan candidate for mayor, will not
Withdraw i'm favor of George w. Busihs
the Regular Republican candidate, or
anyone else. He was asl0ed the direct
question by an Evenlng Jcwrnal ne
porter this morning:
81 .nkend to remain I'm the fisht TIM
uIl ahe VOTES are all cast and counted '
he said i'm reply
Frieris CT Rawns9ey, DamCcratIg
candidate for assessor and collector oi
the Nonthern district. are hopeful ol
hls o,adtion. Lewis tins Regular Re
publican candidate, ifs being seriously
undermined by McllNeNey, the Union
Republican caudidIate For Rawnslcy
% win II VIII be necessary for Nc
Kelvey to poll 1900 vdtes, and his
friends claim that HE can do II. They
also assert that many Reguiar Repub
liCgnls are disguised with the existing
Condl1lcm OF affairs and win mot vo|tl
at an. There is MO doubt that Nc
KelVey is strong i'm his district, bu
Regular Republicans laugh at the claim
THAT lhe can poll 1,500 votes, or even
halR cf tlhat number
Regular Republicans are incensed b.
reason of City Solicitor Conrad's speed
last might. and HE will be cut In eveU
ward I'm THE city as punishment for mi
temerity-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
ELECTRIC LIGHT MANAGEMENT
1T PASSES INTO THE HANDS OF
TINE UNITED POWER AND
TN, Anr-Tfo trrA -ruCNJ r0NrpAiNJlV

TINE UNITED POWER AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Formal transfer OF the Whining on
City Electric Company hns bean made
to the United Powsr and Tran7p-rta
ticn Company, which reacnily pur-
chased this Wilmington and Chester
railways. The nhw board Las bcan
chosen ais follows: John a. Rgg, OF
Reading, Fin; Henry c. Moore. Of
Trenton; e. J. Moore, G. M. Clark and
Jchr w. Carson. OF IhiladeIlph.a. Mr.
|Rigg was elected president TO succeed
>. n. Trump, RESIGNED; III. c. Moore
v.ee-pTesidont, and H. a. FlIEhthonn, ol
Reading. secretary ard treasu1,r. The
lCaTital stc-k of the WL.mirgtcn cts
Electric Company is S225, coo, and 't il
said GNat The men .ln the United PoVm
laal Transportation Company have Sc.
cured NEARLY all of THE stock, thus Civ.
irg them almost complete ownership.
As The electric Glglht plant and tiht
e,eotmc railways of Wilmington Ihalvs
paseed into iihe hands OF tIhe Un4tec
Power and Transportation Company, o.
is said that the two will be combined
ON a large SCALE.
on a large scale. The deal was mad'
some weeks ago, and this step is mere
i ly it's formal ccmsummation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
rMInGHr BAsEBAGL TBAM.

The TwiligsG baseball team has or
ganized fer the season, and would Like
to receive challenges from all teams i'm
THE city hose age is not over IA years.
Would like to receive a dhallenge for
Decoration Day. Following are the
players and positions: l. Crawford
catcher; c. G. Martin. pitcher; Nj. Will
ment. shortstop; G.. Clinton, first base
and manager; e. NlcEEroy, second base
and captain; w. Wells, thfrd base; q.
Raymond, left field; p. MceGachies CEN
tire field; f. McGeachfe. right field
Teams desiring challenges please send
to Captain McElroy. No. 230O Washing
ton street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
MEMoRaAL pIRNoroRs oRGANIzE.

"A injecting Of THE directors Of Tho
Bayard Memorial Association was held
i'm the historical Society building yes
teuday afternoon, and organized by
electlnlg Lewis c. Vandelgrift president
and Howell S. Bngland vice-president.
The designations of e. T. Warmer and
George S. Capelle were received and
accepted. Robert G. Harman was elect
ejd to fill one of 1.-THE vacancies and the
other was leit OPEN photographs OF
statutes erected by Ruckstuhl at Gettys-
burg were shown. Mr.. EngIlanit was
directed to communicate with THE fol-
lowing ARTISTS I'M regard ITO getting
specifications and plans for THE pro
pcsed statue: st. JaRidens amid O'Dcno-
van New York; Miss StIl.lman, Lon-
don. and F'rendh, of Boston.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
MISS LINGO is DEAD.

SHE WAS A POPULAR YOUNG WO-
MAN WHO FORMERLY RESIDED
IN THIS CITY.
Miss Adalene Lingo, formerly Of this
city. but for the past four or five years
residing in Philadelphia, is dead. She
was p years old. Miss Lingo had a host
of young friends having been closely as
ISOLATED with Grace Church Sunday
school.
Three weeks ago she was here as the
guest Of Miss Emma Hare and Miss Bes-
sic Jones. She had an appointment To
visit them again to-day, but early this
week she was seized with an illness
which eliminated in congestion OF the
brain. and resulted IN death.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
ONE CENT
DR., TODD CRITICALLY ILL.
FCRMlER PASTOR OF GRACE
CHURCH THOUGHT TO BE DYING
IN PHILADELPHIA.


CHURCH THOUGHT TO BE DYING
in PHILADELPHIA.
Rev. Jacob Todd. d. d., pastor of the
Green Strgea Math5dIst Episcopal
Churoh, IIhliadtlphla, WAS repcuted
l2ee last n.glht TO be Lln am extremely
Ulllcall c0nditicn. and tha attending
IhBtsiC.an fearedl luhe worst
Rev. Jacob Tcdhs ID. d., was born
at ColNesbury, Hunuagdon county, N
D., Cctcber 22, 1898. He united with
j.a, Meidhcdlst Episcopal Church in
1888. and was received en- TRIAL In The
li-.ladelIlh.a Conference I'm 1862. HAY
ll5 travelled tlhle previous yeiar undsr
J-1 pres dllng elgder He entered Dick
inlaen College, 'n 1868, anld graduated
IN 1866. He WAS electsd first reserve
delegate TO dlhie General Conference I'm
1876 and was appolntel a fraternal
dstggate to THE Nlehcdlst Episcopal
Chua'ch cI; Canada He was Formerly
pa1tor or Grace Church,. this city.
Ilr Todd. wihO resided at No 1908
lGraan street, became suddenly in whdQe
ln 1.-THE pulpit CT Trinaty Church, F'if-
teanth and Mcmnla Vennon streets, of
wlhldh me was pastor, about five years
lhIeNt dlHA rAlllet NAlttu uie UtW UODn EIdQ-
ually failing, hi.s aalmanIt being Bnlgiht's
ld.scaee 81 THE Kidneys. He was ap-
pcrmte1 to tho Green Streat Church at
'lhle Ccmferenlce dn Mardh, 1896, and
WIS given as am assistant minister Rev
George II. Lornlhl Up TO tho belginInlnIg
cf tihls year Drl Todd hhdi been able to
Irea.h once every SuntlaV, but for the
past two months had beem confined 90
the h)use. In connecuA.m wg.h DR..
Lc.ah, he was reappointed tJ the
Green Street Church. by the Confer
ence In March last. and was i'm kIhn
fourth year OF mis- second pastorate,
having served THE CONGREGATION pre-
vlously for the three years ending with
March, 1887, when he closed als pastlor-
a'te by wlping oaat 'hsavy dlslbt ON the
church.
DIR. Todd was one ~ ihe micst pfonn-
nent members cf THE Pihl.add'ulh.a Con-
florence and was twlce tIhe pastor OF
TRINITY ChunCh, Philadelphia. He was
several times a didpgats to the General
Confsremce
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
HAVE sEouRBD POSITIONS.

Goldey College reports an increasing
number Of positions filled. Business is
Improving, and as a consequence more
young people are wanted. Among those
recently placed are:
Miss Greta Griffith, stenographer, w.
d. Winters, real estate, Philadelphia.
Miss Sadie Coursen. stenographer. ]. &
D. r. Marvel. this city.
Frank S. Matchett, stenOgrapher. Ca
pelle Hardware Company.
Gilbert R. Clark, boolkeeper, L. C.
Kent Lumber Company, this city.
f. f. Evans, bookkeeper, John Duel
& Sons, Baltimore.
John Masten, clerk, Diamond State
Iron Company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
AN ALLEGED SWINDLER
Eaton Charged With Obtain
ing Money BY False Pretenses
REPRESENTED oHBoK SYSTEM
AND is SAID TO HAVE COLLECTED
MONEY WHICH HE NEVER PAID
IN-TAREN INTO CUSTODY TINS
MORNING.

Gd5sga Eaa.n. agent ior the Msr
caruile check system on This city WAS
arrested a, his home. No. 1901 Clay
mcnt streec, this m0rnlng ON a Charge
ct obtaining money under false PREF
Nenses.
The oompla.nam. Is Mrs. Margaret
HlyCs, OF No. 1905 Claymiomt street., and
she Alleges dhat ha obtained 81 from
h-r for coupons on tina Mercantile
G. mpany WhLeh ile was to sell and
Thereby obtain $40 worth OF diminishing
goods or groceries. Slhe furtlher al
.eets that Eatcn promised her THAT IL
sias did not dispose OF tIhe coupons
wllhin a reasonable thine he would re-
fund THE money paid by her The
ltlansaction took place tlhe latter part
f MARCH last. and Mrs. Hayes failed
to seN amy checks. Slhe demanded tlhe
RETURN cf her money a few days ago.
and Eaten promised to pay her SHE
states, however. thaG he ld1t town and
was gone a week, amd mpon his RETURN,
fearing SHE would be swdn.dled. she
had him arrested He was taken into
custody This mCrnlng at THE home Of
Mrs. Clara Homer No. 1901 Claymont
street by Sergeanl5 Lucas and Officer
Mrran and locked UP dnl THE City Harl
for a hearing to-nlighk before Judge
Ball.
THE CHECK SYSTEM.
The Mercantile check systcm was
orginateh i'm this city by a Market
street. merChann amid sts Workings are
lcxp.a'ned I'm the following Circular:
MERCANTILE CHECK SYSTEM
How to obtain $40 worth Of msn'f
furnishings for 81.
have adopted THE MercanUra Chrck
lCompany's system. and dhromeh lt can
give you $40 worth OF mems furnlhh.
i-igs for 81.
H-w do we do ~? You purchase z
Mercantile check from MS For 81 ant
land give the ten attached checks TO Gen
acquaintance. THE attacked checks en-.
, tile dhem the privilege OF prrrchaslni
!, a Aiercantl.e check frcm nus for 81
whltlh may be disposed lcf in THE sam.
manu-r For eadh Mercanuile checl
purchased from checks disposed of b,
lyon 81 i5 credited ITO your acrount
and goods desined to the amount d
your credit can be obtained as soon al
amy part OF the whole amount (Sl0) /
paid to us.
WE WIN ltluln sle 81 uahl IOl un
I Mercantile dheck II none of Those d
d whom you have given an attache
!. c,l.ack aoo5pts Clf cur spelclal effer. w
d solicit inquiry for personal exp.amu
?. tl0n Of our offer, N met fully undel
u stood.
c In order TO induce piersons to pun
= chase the coupons THE mer1Ihant mad
g arrangements with Grocer Lynch, {
n Fcur'in and Madison streets, Ito entt
'- Uha schma MIR. Lynidh. however, dot
r nct geam TO be particularly please
with the undertaking and states tlhl
e since last July when the SYSTEM fir
e originated he has had hn. tlhre CIR lCt
d persons TO present Lhe coupons. II
70 states THAT HE mever saw Eaton, tf
d mcnay being paid by a clerk. The me
llhant was cut of town this mornln.
le land Co. could net be ascertained wlhetlhi
, Eaton had turned I'M THE 81 paid Ito hi
by Mrs. Hayes 1he case will cen
up I'm City Court Tonight for invest
gation. and it is possible NEW fac
VIII be developed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
NEWS CONCERNING COLE.

FATHER ,AIlIEGIoD TO HAVE
DIED IN AN INSANE ASYLUM IN
CANADA.
In a communication received this
MORNING ab the office of lthe Evening
Jcurnal, some hight is thrown upon tlhe
past Efe Of j. MOntylaOo A. COle, en-
fnhd I'M New Castle Jail on a charge or
having murdered Wi.llam A. MonI-
Itague.
The letter Is DATED Brampton, On
tarlo, Canada, May 2S, and in the letter
tAi, wrtter states dhat Cole was born
r THAT place, and further states THAT
his father died ina Toronto insane
asylnm some Time ago. His brother J.
f. Cole, and his brother-in-law, J. H.
Tay. n, OF Toronto JUNCTION, .ef. Mon
day gast q visit THE y0un.g man in his
r..son cell.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
TENT SERVICES.

Evangelists A. j Dolbow and G. @.
Hammerl have erected al large new
pentecostal tent on the grounds ait Mt
Lebanon NJ E. Church. at Rockland, OF
which e. II. Dashiel Us pastor. Meetings
wiz continue two weeks, beginning to-
morrow with all-day services. Rev.
George w. Ridout, of DelhncO n. j., a
Holy Ghost baptized preacher, will be
present THAT day, with other workers
and preach
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
suNpAY PRNAKNAsr MIssION.

AT the Sunday Breakfast Mission No.
III Shipley smeet Josiah Cox Will
have chaaige OF the meeting t--night
Seth Wlhiuely will have change to-mor-
row morning ait $50, and John j.
Hayes In THE evening, at 7.30, at
which time a free ,unchd0u VIII bo
rived.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

L-nrs d. Jones a painter engaged in
painting a flag-poie at the Hartman
and Fehrenbach Brewing Company's
r'aEt, this mOrnrng fel aslocp In a
painters chair suspended 21O fest above
The grountn He slept a half four being
wakered ty the noon whistle of the
plant
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
A srnRY scOUTED.

Levi C. Bird, who was one Of the at
torncys in the Burke-Roche divorce suit,
says that he knows nothing OF Mrs.
Burke-Roche being here. Local attor-
neys say that there Is no necessity for
her to come here for court protection. as
a certified copy Of the local decree would
hold as good IN New York as here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
HNArTIrrL MnNoRIAIs-

There have just been placed In Old
swedes Church two memorials one IN
aluminium. for the Society OF Colonial
Wars In The State or Delaware COM
mcmorating the restoration Of the gall
lery stairway. The other Is IN brass
COMMUNICATING the restoration Of Vhe
old paws, by the Society Of Colonial
Danes Of America. This work reflects
much credit on the designer and en-
graver IA. W. SherWin. who now makes
q speciality Of this cliss OF work
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
WOOD PULLEYS.
One 80 In; l6lk in. face; "a in. bore.
one is in; in. face; "a in. bore.
IRON PULLEYS.
One IS IN; in. face; ~ In. bore.
one Is in; in. face; l% In. bore.
Two ~ in; 2la In. face; IL In: bore.
one 10 in; 3iz in. face; Us In. bore.
one 9Z in; "a in. face; In. pore.
one s In; 81 In face; lss In. bore
one Q in: in. face; IA in. bore.
one 16 in; In. face; "a in. bore.
one 7 in; 3 In. face; IL in. bore.
HANGERS, ETC.
Pair 20 inch; "a inch bore.
Pair 10 inch; IA inch bore.
pair 10 inch; ~ inch bore
Six blocks for hangers.
-Four sets oil cups.
Sixty-six wood screws ana Dolls.
SHAFTING.
SIX feet, 2A inch.
six feet, IL inch.
Five feet, 4 inch, ~ inch.
-Four and a-llalf feet, lA inch.
Shaft coupling, 1A inch bore.
one shifter, with tight and loose pulley
for platen press. "a.
Half dozen wooden double stands.
Dozen pairs cases.
All will be sold cheap.
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
rERMNIAG INsPECroR HERE.

superinaendsrs Bsnt and Train Dis
pal ehrr Frcss, of the Baltimore and
Cato ral.rcad, THIS morning were slhcw-
ing Terminal Inspector Dance through
shs different stations I'm this city Mr..
Dance has lately accepted tlhalt position
wun ths Baltlmre and Chic iailroaA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
Az oLD sINaINa scHooL.

The women of Central Presbyterian
Church gave an entertainments in the
form Of an old-time singing school last
evening in the New-Century Club Build
ing The proceeds will be used for the
benefit Of the new organ fund.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
AN -APPFAL TIAKEIN

d.pturn Chandler, attorney fcr tho
d-1oniiant in THE case of Leary VS.
Work will take an appea. TO the SUI
periOr Court. The case was heard be-
fore referees I'M Magistrate Daley's
court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
COMPLAINT ABOUT RouGHs.

The Park Commissioners are review
ing numerous complaints To the effect
THAT crowds of roughs occupy THE best
seats in Brandywfne Park on Sundays.
and that women and children are pre-
vented from being seated.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
SERVICES AT THE HOUSE.

Mrs. Nhlile NJ. Perry, of No. 1914
Van Buren street, was buried at Will
micl2lton and Brandywina Cemetery to-
day Impressive services were Cherd at
ahe hcmse.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
soNG sERvIcB AT EPwoRTH.

Epworth NJ. E. Church choir is now re-
hearsing for a song service to be given
on Sunday evening June 4. high grade
Of music has been selected, among which
is Ashfords new anthem, Sing We Ale
lula" Some well-known soloists will as
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