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Evening journal., 1899-04-05
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Burglars are at work in Georgetown.
An enormous cod fish, who had wander.
ed out Of his latitude. was caught in a
shad net of Slaughter Beach.
Isaac Robinson, who is to operate Lin
coin cannery, purposes to can tomatoes
huckleberres, blackberries and small
fruits.
The barracks OF the United States quar-
antf,se station, at Cape Henlopen. are be-
ing put in condition for the reception OF
troops from Cuba and Porto Rico.
AT the Laurel Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday night a number OF the
mem bers left their seats and walked out
OF the building because Representative W
f. King. who voted for J. Edward Ad.
dicks for senator, came in and took his
usual seat II the choir gallery.
From the present outlook all cannerle.
in Milford Will be busy marts during the
canning season. Refs & Hirsch will in
crease their capacity. while the old paren
factory of ID. Rels will have its facilities
20 turn out work added to.
laurel is agitating the organization Of
Peninsula baseball league. and has ta6el
step to perfect q local club, with tina
view in mind An exhibition game wa
played there Monday
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
FARMERS TO GROW TOMATOES.

WILL GET 81 MORE A TON THIS
YEAR-ST. GEORGES NEWS.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
st. Georges, April 4.-The farmers OF
this section win engage more extensively
in tomato growing Chan usual. as the can.
ming company has agreed to pay s. per
ton, an advance Of 81 per ton over last
year.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Presbyterian Church gave q social last
Thursday evening in the chapel room OF
the church. The affair was "a great sue.
cess judging from the remarks of those
VINO attended.
Miss Eva Sutton gave novelty party
recently in honor Of her gues,. Miss lii
Ian Everett. Of Philadelphia.
The Christian Endeavor Society win
have memory meeting next Sunday
evening that is. everything Included IN
the services will be committed to mem
ory. even the hymns and Bible reading.
Wilmer Gray. a student OF Pennington
Seminary. spent his Easter vacation with
his parents.
Orlando Sutton, a student of the State
Normal School at West Chester. returned
- his school duties last Tuesday after a
ten days visit to his parents, Of this
town.
Miss Eva Sutton spent Easter in Allan.
tic City.
Those pupils of the public school in the
principals department. who received G
general average Of 30 per cent. or over
for the month ending March q. are as fol-
lows: Misses Susie Ford. Lena Cannon
Bessie Jones. Retta Sparks. Leila Moore
Maggie Cam, Mida Ecker. Mary Swartz
Susie Simmons. Daisy Clark. Annie Heisy
Haddie Carrow. Katie Swartz. Viola Hell
weston. Blanche Jones; Cazler Ellison
Levin Cam. Francis Stuckert. Lee Rey-
nolds, Harvey Reynolds, Albert Stewart
Fred Clark. John Dasper. Wilson Jester
Lewis Welsh and Groves Graef
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
AN INTERESTING COURT CASE

TO BE DISPOSED OF IN DOVER
NEXT WEEK-C@-.E- NEWS OF
THE CAPITAL
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover April A miniature snow storm
was Witnessed by the citizens OF this
town yesterday.
Court meets here next week ana quite
a number Of Interesting cases win be call
ed up. Among them are John Gibbs. col
ored for the murder Of Howard Harper.
the Dover bribery case ard any number
Of shooting and cutting ARRAYS win be
settled. But perhaps the most unique case
that was ever brought before a Jury will
be that OF Sam" Jones and another ne
gro. called Baltimore" for assaulting
and robbing a fellow prisoner
Although the weather OF Sunday was
very unfavorable. the Easter promena.
ders turned out In force and the side
walks as well as the churches presented
a gaudy array Of silks and satins. The
different houses Of worship were we'll pa
tronized, and the congregations were not
disappointed for excellent singing and
music seemed to be the order OF the day.
The Catholic Church held the largest
Sunday morning service in its history. $97
being realized from the collection. The
Episcopalian. Baptist and both Methodist
Churches were also well patronized.
The snake race track bill is still ere.
atlng quite a furore in political circles
here. and almost every member Of the
Legislature is blamed in one way or an.
other as being connected with It.
nj.
at the lowest figure ever bid in this state.
sl.s5 being the winning bid. It was that
of the Mercantile Hing Company. OF
Wilmington.
The light question is again taxing the
mind Of almost every citizen, and a num-
ber Of patents have been exhibited. The
Gas Company produced Welsbach arc
lights. and an incandescent oil burner
now adorns the Robbins Hose Company
building.
The police OF this town have received
their new uniforms and imposing figures
they make. too. Dover may well now be
proud Of its finest" for the glitter OF
Chief Hurd's brass buttons Is enough to
subdue the most daring breaker of the
peace.
Miss Minnie Richards. Of Little River
was IN town on Sunday.
Benjamin Burton. Jr.. of Frederlca, was
Dover visitor Sunday.
Howard McGonigal of Little River
spent Etster in Dover
!. e. Brown paid Philadelphia friends
an Easter visit.
William r. F. Waller has recovered
from rheumatism.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
GERMS OF GRIP KILLED.
EXPERIMENTS SHOWING THAT /
THESE DEADLY MICROBES CAN BE |
EXTERNTIN ATFn

EXPERIMENTS SHOWING THAI
THESE DEADLY MICROBES CAN BE
EXTERAIINATED
Willard n. Morse 49, d.. p. s. s. OF
Westheld. y. J.. a wcli-known and promi-
nent consulting chem s.: ana the-apt
has Recently issued an important article
upon the treatment OF grip. lie took come
Of the germs or microbes OF grip put
them upon q glass slide under the micro
scope. and killed them absolutely by =
drop Of whlskey Such demonstration
Of cure would be sufficient for an ordinary
observer, but * was not enough for Dr.
Morse. He says We want also three
things. First. the preventive OF disease,
second the sustaining OF the powers Of
the body, and third, rendering the system
unfertile TO germs or bacilll. Therefore
he says, to successfully kill the germs of
grip and render the body able 20 resist
them. 1t all depends on the whskey.'
This Is putting the truth I'm nutshell.
Bui the eminent doctor goes stln further
and says:
Ordinary whlskey is either useless or
dangerous. or both IN the treatment OF
grip"
"Duny's Pure Malt Whlskey IS Of the
largest value In the treatment"
Prof. Morse draws this conclusion
wholly by experiment and facts proven
under the microscope. Like all scientists,
he comes TO his conclusion only after test
ing and proving and does not attempt to
90 farther.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
ONER1lAraHr M-MEN

Professor Harry 1hurston Peck. Of
Columbia University. and editor os The
EEakman, is the author OF an article
for Maids ana Mcthers" in uhe Janu-
AIRY CosmoI1.itnn that is calculat | to
make feminine Rome howl. The
CraItaught WCman' is the special
topic, and Professor Peel, mCc On.y
does not believe women capable OF
acquiring the highest education. lat
accuses ihem Of covering mems mental
stalial Is ana achievements by the.r
efforts to do 50. Some little time ag1,
IN the same magazine. ne analyzed the
fascinating woman, and declared 1T
That time that she-the fascinating
wcman-never knew a great deal Of
book learning. Professor Peck takes
himself very seriously. and writes
well. He hits a great many nails on
the head. and drives them in straight,
ard what he says is true so far as il
gees, but II doesn't quite cover the
ground.
He persists, as do mcst men, in view
irg not only all men. but all women,
wEoIy frcm a masculine standpoint.
Women mainly view men from femi-
nine point of view, and view women,
or try to- from the masculine stand
point. 1he few exceptions among wo-
men who view themselves from a fem
intne standpoint, are more or less
biased undoubtedly. StiI, who shall
say that they haven't a right 10 their
own opinions? Ii never seems to &C.
cur to women's masculine critics tlat
4 woman has any right to d. what she
wants to do just for tile sake cf doing
| It. Men are forever telling women
hcw liey oughk to Nve-for men: how
they can best p,ease-men; how TO
te fascinatirg-to men.
Professor Peck is now trying to in
duce women to give up working in the
professions and sciences, etc, 50 men
shall not ccme down to their iaferiOT
feminine level of mentality.
Pless ul ard save us,
Poor men. poor dearsi Poor, dear
mascu6ne critics. DON'T worry. Most
women exist only to please you. For
sweet pitys sake. don't waste 50 much
time aGd trouble trying to prove 10
women tent domes;fcity, and mother
| hcCd and to be fascinating men
are their sole functions IN this life
! Most women believe it, Even vher
Ley are no more suited to dcmesticity
than Professor Peck is for being q va
et: even when nature, who does make
horrible blunders, has decreed tha'
motherrcod shall be llfe-iong invalid
ism and misery If not death-deaAng
sEll most women, more or less cheer
fully. DO lheir duty in the sphere IL
which man ia wiling they should live
move AND have their being
Eut ihe Few women. the exception!
who lat prove the rule; don't min,
thsm, Professor Peck. They are sci
nan cloaturog they have made ~
hcir minds to have their own way
and they want TO experiment Will
ways to see which they like best.-Di
nah sturgis in The Gentlewoman 70
February.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05

NO, no. rease eo away and call
somebody else.
"l, isn't in The book" protested the
voice 81 ougllt TO come in you know,
and go DOWN ON one lOnee and say.
There Is cnly one lady's loot in the
world ihat this shipper Will It, And /
gnss that lady lives in Chicago" adl-
ed the voice with another chucl1e
"it isn't nay Slipper -elhoe, ! Wr 80
said Miss Royd Indignantly \
YOU 50 away. pease2"
llere was q long pause. ihen Miss
Eoyd's door raleled little
'lcu needn't try 90 peek tn; Wgh
iae ka5tiue, Cinderella said the voice
.cc cmrose0y. "1he Prince ls at prsscHc
invisible"
81 didn't u was the wind that rat
t.ed Tine door,
There WAS another pause. Thon sad
aie voice persuasive "WOnt You
tel me ycur STORY. Cinderella; all
about the ashes and the dust and the
Ittce bird in the tree that brings You
The beautiful o.oaes which ! know
YOU have'----
This was too much. Miss Boyd in
tt-gG. led Wt1a a hyserical laugh.
beautiful O.D,les!" she gasped. II
.yCu ooud see lncmi M. no, don't
mean l-ai. The trouble IS I haven't
amy"
Put when TIE slipper fGed." said
.le voice, The two wicked sisters were
a drug In Ike market and the cruel
committed hari. kari In The
drawirg-:ccm, and the Prince took
Cinderella away and they were mar
ried, and She had 50 many clothes thai
she had 50 many Clothes that she con-
she contracted brain fever keeping
track Of the rotation and the
"Will you please stop?" interrupted
the subject OF the disqusition. "Oh,
suppose / might as well tell you an
about IT,"
That's what / ventured to suggest,
said the voice.
We'll, | was talllng-that Is, the ser
want girl has run away with every
stitch Of clothing in the fat, burst out
Miss Boyd desperately Nov. will
you step Calling me Cinderella and call
the pollce?"
There Was q choking. gasping noise
In the halfway. as OF a man striving to
suppress his emotions with pookG
handkerchief. Then the voice said, in
mufilod tones: Certainly, III send
hlp"
Departing footsteps passed along the
hallway. and MISS Boyd retired TO bed.
eNpactlng TO die cf pneumonia. In the
course cf an hour two detectives came
and .he lone.y hahtant told her sad
story Through The transom The de-
teciives wanted to come in and look
ever the ground. They suggested that
Miss Boyd might fit from room to
room and thus keep out Of their way
SHE firmly declined to do any mere
Hitting. They then examined the shoe
with interest and went away. Subse-
querty they arreg.ed The olotlres-oO.-
ledting Addie in a pawnshOp whittier
she had gene 10 dispose Of a few du-
plcaie skirts In Yorkyiile Court Mrs.
Mahor appeared against her and she
WAS ned in $1,000 baH for examine
tioh. lAe complainant Who had the
mcs; to complain OF didn't appear
The remarkable thing about tho
whole performance Is that Miss Boyd
has recovered from the grip The ex-
cftemeEt and exercise cured her SHE
is now receiving visits from dress
makers Up 10 date the Prince has
not revealed his Identify New York
I sun
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
B & 0.

Schedule IN effect November 20, 1898.
All trains illuminated with Pintso
Light.
'Express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION. FOR
NEW YORK, week days. I.33, t9.39
sl0A a. M; s1219, r2.34. 1859 s5.19 (all
Pullman cars). IA. '11.cO p. m. Sundays,
Pullman cars). .7.4l. '1.OO p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. s4.3s,
$40, '705, 1855, '825, 1883 1904, 1i.0s a. m 4:
l2i9. 100, '2A, 800, '3.59 '519 (an Pull
man cars. $50. $50, IA. 9.l5, 'i.0O D.
m. Sundays, 'isS. IS5. $50, 1888. lila
'l1.5 a. m; .2.Sl. 400, 1853, '5.i9 (ail Pull.
nan cars), $50, '7.4i, 300 all.00 D. m.
CHESTER week days, $40 '7.O5. 7.s5
SIS, .9.ss, 'l0.2i, ll.0S a. m; LOO. .23i 400.
$50, $50, IA, 9.l5 'll.00 y. m. Sundays
7S5, $50. '9s9, 11.12. 'l1.s5 a. m; s2.Sl, 400,
1853, $50, IA, 800, 'i1.00 y. m
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, s705 a.
m; 'l2ls, '2.a D. m. Sundays, 7s5 a. m;
q. "a p. m.
CAPE MAY, week days, '7.O5 a. M. .2.Si
p. m. Sundays, 735 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
week days, AIS, 725, 1874. 'f1.0l a. m.
'l2.F6. '2.09 3.04 $40. '4.57 $40 (ail Pull
man cars. 'SOi, .9n p: m, sundays, ala
Us, .s.s4 a. m; 'l2.5e '20s, s.04. 'a.57. $40
TALL Pullman cars), sS.Oi. '9.li r. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
7.25 a. m; 3.04 p. m, daily.
NEWARK, week days, AIS, us, @S.A
sll.0l a. m; 'l256 3.0i, '4.57, sc all 1875
p. m. Sundays. 9.1s, L25. 1854 a. NJ;
'l2.56, S0i, 'i57. N2 '91i p. m.
PITTSBURG, week days. 1874 a. m.
$50 (all Pullman cars), '9ll p. m. Sun.
days, 1874 q. m; $40 (all Pullman carsl
chfcAGo, daily, .s.sl a. M; .I57 p m.
CHICAGO. via CINCINNATI ard in
DIANAPOLIS, 'S3i a. m, aaiiy.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 'S.3 a.
u
TOLEDO AND DETROIT. s9.11 D. m
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
to Detroit.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, week
days, 72j a. m; 3.0i, $40, 1855 D. m. Sun
days, 725 a. m; 3.0i, 1872 p. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days, L25. 1000 n. m; 3O4, 4.57 D. m
Sundays, l0.p9 a. m; 532 D. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FOH
BALTIMORE, week days. 645 a. m.
255 ?. m.
LANDENBERG. week days, s.45. ss
a. m; 2.55 $40 D. m. Sundays, s.55 a. m.
$50 o. m.
LEANE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII
MlNGIoN week days, 1886. 6.25, eS.O0
900. 1925. ll.30 a. m. 'l220, fi37, 200, s3.Ol
'I20 4.3o, 800 fall Pullman cars, '5.35
6l5. ESQ, 'I30. sS.35 1910. 'll.25 y. m Sun
| days. '335. 500. 800. lf.30 a. m; si220
/ sl87. 200, a420, A30 s5.07 (al Pullman
cars. $50, '7.30. 'S35. 1880 D. m.
! DelmorNia Telephone No. 49,
Rates TO Western points lower than vii
any other line.
/ J.. u. UNDERWOOD. 70. p. MARTIN.
Gen Manager. Man ~ Pass. Traffic
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
AI. - - q MIINAtiOn.

asa ts iica, g. abisatiOn.
Nhc pt l~.1t in a4n beneficial
effects ui ih. NsN n,u remedv.
eYRUr OF ilOs. ns. .u1,Yel by the
California; Fac SNlH ,n. ~ ii,trnte
the value of ohlan iiq'd laxa-
tive princlpl ot rlNe hnu,vn TO be
incidentally inN't',s ,rd presenting
them in the form il, % 3, frest tiny to the
taste and acceptable t,tlfr..,.ttnL 1t
IS the one perfect str,nt ilr tlnp lnNa-
tive, cleansing iiiD t.ut .,llectually.
dispvumR eulps. h,INu,in> and fevors
gently yet promptly set ,uHhliug one
TO overcome hnhii f.i iIAiiiun per-
manently llo prtD.,t fe,dnm from
every cbjcciiom ,nl'iv nnd sub
stance. aud lis acting On iiir lsidneys,
liver and hvwcls. without AvhlSening
or Irritating thcH, make ~ he ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing Ggs
are used, as they are pheasant To the
taste. but the medicinal Qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by n method
known 10 The CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
Co. only. Ia order TO get it's beneficial
effects and To avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front OF every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LoUIav1LLE KY NEW YORK ~ y
For sale by all Druggists Price Soc. per bottle
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION.

The executive committee of the Will
nj nlgeOn Christian Endeavcr Union met
,ast night in ST. Panl's NJ. L. Church
and arranged for the annual conven-
iinn cf the union. to be held in FIRST
Presbyterian Church On April %. The
lrinciral speaker Of the evening Will
he ". n. Yates, Of Philadelphia. He
will deliver his address on Marching
Orders" These officers have been
nominated ny the executive committee
ilnd will be elected at the arnual meet
.rlg: President Rev. Wlliam Main
SckaE; yioe-pres' dent, Char.e5 n. b W.
ers. recording secretary, William
Stats; corresponding secretary, NJ Sc
u. J. Peacock; treasurer. Harry !.
Guthrie: advisory beard. Rev r. T.
Briggs Baptist; Rev Or. James Grove
Methodist Episcopal; Rev Gecrge L
Wolfe, Methodist Protestant; Rev
Genrge r. TTull. Presbyterian; MIS-
cal director ". W. vaasani.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05

RERSISTENT CURES. The NOS:
Chi 1nic case Of dyspepsia or Indages-
ton wal suecumD to the al,-hsaling
pCWel Cf Or. Won STAINS Pineapple
Tablets What this wonderful medical
discovery, has done Tor the thousands
D.. ~ ociail. ued hopeless. helpless stom-
ash invaiidsMit can do for you. Cne
Tab Ct viii. reNeve and persistence Will
cure g. t,rIsfAS75. Sold by Miller
Drug comrany .'02 lfarket ami n. B.
Danfcith Na'ket,ard Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
H11pEnARrF 1N rHE RAY-

The ac.oe1er yacht Hildegarde,
which wa. nui.t by the Har.an and
Ho,llngswcT, Company, arrived at the
Breakwater yesterday afternoon. and
proceeded nm the bay.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
ACAnFMY OF MInsnC

a nan spectacular farce comedy ty|
Joseph VI. GALES entitled "rhe Ais
ship" wal ua6e Is first app arance at
the Academy q Maze, April 6. Z, and
s, Thursday, Frld'r nd Saturday. This
comedy c-m IA the reputation of
doing its work so well, that nighlly
crowded houses are the result 10
shine conspicuoUL.y in these days a
comedy requires to be clever, and The
Air Ship" has so proved itself The fun
Is fast and furious, the scenic effeJts
far ahead Of the average, the mus.c,
which is all new and especially writ
ten for the piece. Will speak fer itslLf.
The play has a pot, but not a burden
some one Its aim is to entertain and
amuse, and the press and public are
unanimous in saving that IL succoceis
beyond expectation The pecp.e who
help to make ii a success snc.ude Marie
Stuart. Raymond F'inlay, Max NIL ian,
Ren Shields, James T. Kelly, Ben.
We,ch. Z. d. Coe, 1o.tie Burke, Mary
and Tyson, Marie Basccm, the
Ccheity Sisters. Stella Blair. M'r'e
lTiiOston, Helen Steele, John Phillips,
A. G. Howard. Charles Eisenhut, T. w.
Arthur. George Enrol, j. Gawlck, and
others possessing more than the or6l-
nary abi,ity in their lines, and sure to
add much to specially
Evening journal., 1899-04-05

TO CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Guinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II q fails. &c.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
Wilmington & Northern \

TIMETABLE In effect Nov. q. issN
Trains leave Wilmington (French Stree.
Stauon), for =. q O. Junction, era
nogue, Cossnrt, Chadd's FORD Junction,
Pocopson, Coatesville and intermediate
m: ans. 100 and 800 D. M. Sunday only.
SOS a. m; 2.ib and 400 D. m.
For Waynebburg Junction, Sprlnsi'si
and intermediate stations. daily. ezcep;
Sunday, at 7.20 a. m; ais and 400 y m.
Sundays only. at SOS d. m; alb and ''%
q. m.
FOR Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and m
termediate statious daily, except Sun
day at 100 a. M. and ais D. %. Sunday
only, sos a. m. and 2.15 p. m.
A q. MCAUSLAND, Superintendent
ROWNESS RRIGGa Gen Pass AZ
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
AMUSE ENTS.
THE OPERA HOUSE.

"The Southern Chimes" a five-act
drama, by ]. w. Hail0lns, Jr., was pre-
Sc I'd by the Shea McAu.!ffe Stock
Company last night at the Opera House
10 gcc.-sized audience The
play abounds in startling situations and
introduces MANY good specla.ties,
which were thoroughly enjoyed by the
assemblage. The parts were we'll sus-
tained throughout and the perform
anee was an enjoyable one. AT the
close of the fourth ar. ACaing Manager
Hanley announced that at the Satur-
day matinee a fine sC..d gold filled
watch would be given to the boy and
girl who handed fin the largest list OF
words that could be formed from the
name "Jere McAuliffe." " The only st1pu-
lations are that the li-t must be hand
ed in not later than the end of the
first act CT "KidnaIced. which is to
be presented on that occasion, and that
al contestants must nc. he over JIG
years of age Tonight the company
will present "The New Fire Patro,,
introducing many novel features.
NATURAL GAS
Mss Jessie Gardner. who has been
specially erlgaga1 by Manager Ca der
for Edward Girard's Natural Gas, -
win introduce her latest sirging and
dancing speciality, a real novelty This
young woman has been one OF the
genuine hits I'm vaudeville Tor the past
five years. besides beirg a very pretty
GIL. Mss Gardner Iays particular az
tention to the dres-'ry CT her act
which demands costUnf5 very elegant
and of n decidedly o~'ginal desi9p-
Natural Gas" Ccme7 - the Opera
House on next Monday ght
The seaecl at the Cp,ra House vii.
probably close the frat CT sCcoad wes.i
in MAY
The pay n Marry 6 c.. " wh'ch
was to have heen pre,ense3 this com
ing week by the Wl.ninRton Dramatic
.Club for the benefit &C the Associated
Charities. has BEEN Indefinitely post
poned.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE TO the HONORABLE
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions
or The State OF Delaware. In and ior NeN
castle county. We. the undersigned. re-
spectacle citizens ana substantial free
holders OF the lirst ward. Of the city or
Wilmington. 90 heieby certify tnal Wi.
liam Baxter ANA Matthew Baxter. ua-ltg
ns William Baxter a. nrO.. the
owners and occuuants OF the store
situated ut the sodthWcsl corner of
Fourth aud Shlpley streets ln the
First wad city county and state nforc.
said. ara described in tner application
ANA who are applicants for lctasr on
Monday, Inc 18TH day OF May a. ID
lt.N Ing .he next term of said court.
Ter the sale of Intoxicating liquors in
quantities not less than one-haf gallon
therein. not to he drunk on the premises.
they being tceustd retailers of goods
wares ana merchandise. the aggregate
cosl value Of their stock constantly Kept
on hand for sale ls not less than $500 rney
are men OF fuh age and sOhrlety and good
moral character. that such sale OF lntoNl-
eating liquors at said place is necessary
to- accommodate the pGnic. thIi they urt
thc owners NJ said idhcnse.and Che following
o., .at llic cilycns ull suhsDlhful frec-
holders ol said vard at least
Twelve Df whpw are rDspaef.1c fre hold-
ers OF said Ndni. recommend the -aid np-
! g. !. fl.r q
Evening journal., 1899-04-05
DANCE OF "TIHE FUCKERS. .

''The fuckers" a coterie CT young
society men gave a delightful DAME in
the building cf the New-Cenluig Club
last night The drawing room was e.ab-
ors.ely decorated. mosa.y with Easter
bloom, and never presented a more at
traetive appearance. The stage was
completely hidden tY a floral ccGne
more than five feet high, and the CELL
ing and wallis were festoOned with
ropes OF smilax and honeysuoke.
Rehird the floral screen Cooks Or
chestra of Philadelphia. Furnished de-
'ahtfu, mmsic for the dancers. AT
113O a stag cctiihon was danced, the
favors being very handsome and
unique. Later On a dainty supper was
served.
"The fuckers" ere Alexis 7 ')uPort
Andrew c. Gray, Victor P. W-o'cev
Henderson Weir. H. G. Haskell Charles
Copeland and Walter Page. So,ie'y
was cut in force. and THE affair was
the most brilliant CT the season.
Evening journal., 1899-04-05

Pianos $50 and sico Ludwig e Co. sis
Shpley street. Red Mems Hail.