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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-03

Esta distingu:da alt'sta, reputada como Ia
reina de los salones de conciertos de- Paris, v
prima donna del teatro de variedades Folies
Bergeres, acaba de contraer matrimcnio con
un Principe russo, Barfantincn
La 6ellsza de "a Cavalieri ha sido una dc
las mas admiradas en- Paris: ell Principe Enri-
que de Orleans, ha igurado en- 81 n6mero de
sds mas enthusiasts admiradores. Hja do un
vendedor de peri6dicos y de una lavandera de
Roma. desds su prmera sparici6n en- Ia esce
Ina, cautiv6 al p1blico no tanto por sus dotesl
artfstisas cuanto por su belleza; es asf que,
de IA nocke la maflaEa, puede decirse, pas6
del mas huMnde barrio dc Roma Z ser habi
tadora C un suntGpso depaftamento en- Ia
Avenida del Besque dc Boloene Bariantiaol
qua fainilia de mobiles rusos; es considerableme
guido como uno de los mas extra9agaates nj
dorado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-03

Esjo. Cat. -andAnt., EG-
hdo Mayer, Gen1 40 de A,lininissra.
iSn, Jefs Superior De Administrasisn Ins-
Psstsr ds Pslisia, Cslader Dc p.Iists, Al
salis.
ESiscits, Marina de guerra y mereaste =
ds,pks suerpes y dependencies dc esta Is y.
Acesseriss para todas slases de tOrdNass.
Nartids do NJ, asica impresa.
RGlsW. In ell Oselo. MasarkG.
Wsrslcy Boston-Vals als.-Martorell, ala
Bella Gerardine", Pslka.-Colscei6n de
Cantes Infantiles con lstra sserupulssalasn-
to revisada.
Queda suprinlida Ia antigua coSiambrs de
rsbajar el tanto per eiente q los prOiessres.
CsrasAss Dc, lana y seda para babito re-
hsisss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-03
Les HoxHkEs N ,PA3A

hija mia-murmtr6 Ia seiiora de Favo-
raj; deja que te presenter I csc joven.
que tai vez te guste.
-Estoy segura de que no me gus.
tara. -.
Dijo esto con tai aceAto. Que Ia se1o-
"a de ayoral comprendid eA seguida
de 10 qd se trataba.
- Dios milo Gllbsita, hija mia,
{ &sf& possible que tenRas M secfeto.
dSseonocido para to madre Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-03

TeEheoIl, EMULSION
HPofoshtoS de Cal de Sosa por
resutado mas sasfacoio todo indicados
rconSttlyene preparation vota de los medcos edna
amento difcn encont e arsenal tepuco gA
combatr tanhs enermedadeS.
En- Ianto o pfecave lcnas vidas svarn Sc apla
una medcna como Emulsion de Scott
las efermdades I'm a6n
primer aaque de de cuauer dona
WctimaS
Fl atao nfemed.d CONSTITUTIONAL De
con- las mhai
SCOTT BOVINE, QUIN1IcOs NUEvA vol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-03

A esta hermosa y arrogante DANA, del
eeiebre Captain Laurence, muerto her6ica-
ments en- Ia batAlla de Chesapeake el aflo
de 1873. ha corrsspondido el honor de bau
thar el nuevo torpedero Dc Ia marina anne:
ricana, una de las mGquinas dc guerra de
que estln mas orgullosos los Estades Unidos
Segdn es sabido en- aetos semeiantes sc
acostumbra en- este pals hacer c! bartizo de
los buques, derramando sobre e! puente una
botella de Champagne, Ia meier y ma selec.
ia que puedsn suministrar las bodegas del
pals. En- esta OCCASION, lascnorita Lawren-
ce alter6 Ia tradicioaal costumbrs, reempla
zando Ia Champagne por Vino MADEIRA, SUI
miIistrado per 81 Almirante Lardnor; y la
innovation ha dado !ugar anumerosas pro-
| buque no qled6 bautizado.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
PLANT OF A MILLIONAIRE.
Not Much Fun in Life for Man WHO
Has Acquired Enormous
wealth.

what is the smallest income on
which man may live in New York
was the question l asked of noted
banker whose income cannot be less
than 100000 a year. Well" lie re-
piled, my household expenses alone
amount to $4,000 a year, and 60 not
see how l possibly could live on les
than that Then says the philadel-
phia Ledger, q reminiscent smile began
to cross his countenauce, and, heaving
a little sigh. he said: But the hap
piest time Of my life was when my wife
and l and two children lived here on
$500 a year. After all. happiness
doesn't depend on the amount of a
mans income.
81 was quite intimate with William
II. Vanderbilt when be was considered
the richest man in the country. met
him one day IN Fifth avenue and said
to him that he ought TO be the hap
piest man in the world. 4 am not, the
great millionaire replied. My health
is shattered and all the money l possess
cannot restore it. cannot even drive
one of my fine horses. 1t is painful for
me to sit down. My only possible ex-
erclse is for me TO walk down the ave
nue.. / receive threatening letters
daily, and my nerves are SO unstrunp
that l am constantly afraid that some
assassin will waylay me am over
run with people who want to get my
money l am the most wretched man
in New York, and l tell you that after
a person has accumulated enough tc
secure him againstpoverty and crafty
his reasonable wants every dollar in
addition is burden and weighs hin
down."
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

president Mckinley has at last given
way before the assaults of Republican
spoalsmen upon The civil service regu-
laiii.ms made by President Cleveland
Several months ago he was urged to-
approve certain notifications having
for their object the removal OF Demo-
Gratis. now protected by civit service.
and the substitution of Republican,
For a time he held out. but NOW ha
has approved them, AMID The order Will
be promulgated Immediately. The or
der THAT WIFI be ISSUED takes from tina
classified service subordinate civ.l Of
flcers whose relations tO responsible
dhIefs are on a confidential character
and also those who are entrusted with
tlhe handling Of pubrLc funds for which
tlhls chllefs are Responsible on thsir
bcmsls. These fnldlude dhrdf clerks OF
executive departments, deputy colec-
tors OF revenme, deputy marlh1.s. gpe-
c.al Indian inspectors, spe1lal. agents Of
the ,ani office, pnlvate sacresaadOs amid
a few others. Several tIhcusanId Demo
cratic oflicehotders wiIn be affected by
thEs action
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
TWO MR.. SPRINGS.
Strange Coincidence I'm Names of
Two soldiers at Camp
WikSC.

There were two men OF the same name
in the Twentieth infantry at Camp
Wikoff. says the New York Press. One,
hailing from Massachusetts,, is a SER
geant Of company !, while the other. a
Pennsylvania, is a private in conn
pany NJ.
Soon after the regiment arrived at
MontaulS Point, Sergt Spring began 10
get very hattering letters from young
lady living in a small Pennsylvania
town; also express packages, which
were none the less welcome for being
unexpected. At the same time Private
Spring was deciding that he must be
able TO charm at distance. because a
Massachusetts, girl was writing to him
ina particularly affectionate strain, and
wanting TO know if there wasn't some
thing she could send him.
Private Spring thought Of a lot Of
things that he could use If he had them,
but as the fair correspondent had
omitted TO sign her last name, it didn't
seem feasible to write for them. Pres
emily both Springs began TO get letters
Cbhi IldihlliB liuA III hhSNNl hoA bN1h
received TO questions asked in the
writer's previous letters.
At the height of the tangle Sergt.
Spring was walking along the road one
day, when n comradc called his name.
lie and another man ahead of him both
walked back, asking what was wanted.
as your name Spring, tooP" asked the
sergeant
"That's what" replied the other man.
"Francis Joseph Spring"
"Well, that's me, too" said the SER
geant
"say," he added, as a thought struck
him. "do you get letters from a girl
named Molly?"
mo, don't" replied the other. Not
as nany as ought to-"
81 dc; more than ! ought 10, said the
sergeant. Il guess they're yours
1--WE got some from Sarah that I'll
trade for EN-" said the private, grin.
ming
That's 60" answered the Massa-
chusetts man. and all was satisfactorily
arranged except for the contents OF
sundry packages. which had been de-
voured.
After that the two Springs met every
other day and held a mail exchange
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
AM ON TIME KANSAS TALE.

AN OLD llAlh fNkA4NoAo lfAl@I1A
The announcement that ex-Judge
Steve Osborn, OF SalIna. Will become
a candidate fer speaker of the Kansas
House lis remmldful OF a story Steve
used 10 ten ON himself. In uhe early
days Of Western Kansas he was a poor,
but Industrious young man, surviving to
practice law at the little town Of Ness
City About all the practice there was
to do was before the United States law
office, at Wakeaney, and whenever
Steve had a case i'm THAT tribunal his
poverty compelled him to cross the
forty mllls intervening between the
towns en- foot. One snowy might in
late November INC found himself lost
fn9m the ucald, but before darkness
Cama entirely he found lhls way to a
randhlnan's house, wihere The was cor
daily welcomed for the might The re-
ma'lnlier OF the story, lin Judge Osborn's
words, goes as lhoilows:
THE house WAS one of a familiar
plallns type, being big, one room af-
fair, buH,t Ngrt on sod. AT one end was
a Fireplace, wlhidh served alike for Civ
ing waIinuh and cooking, amid included
I'm Tine rest Of the IhurnlJure was one
solitary Ibedstead. Inasmuch as the
family consisted of THE MAN and wife
and six small children, / soon COM
menced to wonder wIhsre they all Slept
and what manner of provision could be
mane for myself, the guest
After THE chores had been dime and
the ranuhman had made mis- stock safe
Err The NIGHT, we all sat down to a good
ranch supper, ON, RATHER, the ranohman
] md turn
chairs in The hohse, and the wife and
children stoop up to take their food Az
ter supper we men drew up to THE fine
place and smOkeld CUT pipes while the
woman cleared up the supper dishes
THE evening passed Pleasantly, amid
about 8 o'clock / observed THE woman
prepare tIhree or This children fer bed
after which she tucked them Into this
lonly bedstead i'm the hcu5e. Tlh-y WON.
loff TO sleep presently, and then the wo.
man carefully removed them from the
bed and sat tlhlelm up against ttrs wall
lClclse u THE Fireplace, after wlhidh shs
lput the three Remaining ohildron to bed
I'M THE saline manlner. began to catch
lon to N.il gamls bly, this ume, and 81
ID kgsld me Ihalf to death BY arid by
the rllrt thrice ChlGren wci-t OF to ths
lfaui az nod, arlda'huy, toc, were caro-
fully removed to a Iralaa sfong The wall
l1cn, turElmg To me. tina good pe-plt
lt-ld me- / wiss lilo occupy the held fen
ths rii9ht, and THAT II was READY fcn
me whenever I saw fit to turn i'm.
Naturally, l protested against talk
ing THE only bed in the mouse, and de.
ciared THAT I COULD sit I'm a chair aur
s.eop as well as not, but no amount 0.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
cnNR-An.s HARDIHnOD.

CITY solicitor Henry @. Conrad is On
both the Regular Republican and
Union Republican tickets for re-elec-
ulon. AT the Regular Republican PR
maries he had so many friends wiJhin
The party THAT The defeated George "A.
Elahtt, an out-and-out Regular Repub-
lican. for THE mOmination. AT Inc
Union Republican prma'W election he
was nominated without the shadow Of
opposition. These two facts lelt him
in am excellent position to receive
united Republican support. Ghere was
nothing left for him tJ do but to pur-
sue the even tenor OF his political. and
professional life until June 3, and then
learn whether this united Republican
support was sufficiently STRONG TO over
come the strength OF united remo-
come the strength OF a unified De-
mocracy cemtred in bdharG clf Robert
G. Hartman.
10 was surmtsed by Mr., C,naade
friends on both slides THAT his political
and professional training were such as
TO restrain him from comm1aaiulg any
act or indiscretion. Unfortunately foI
him meeting OF the Union Republican
City candidates. was held last evening
and HE was called upon TO make q
speech. We are told THAT he thanked
the party for the nomination, and eald
Ihe was glad to be THE candidate OF thg
Union Republican parity Mr.. Conrad
spoke Of appointment cf HARRY
RrOckson OF New CASTLE, TO a si.OOl
government job. Whlin he LEARNED that
suCh am appointment had been made
Mr. Conrad said his bl0-d fairly to.idd
eve have a Republican congressman
as a representative Of the Republican.
OF Delaware In THE administration.
continued ihe city solicitor, and RE
pubAcan pres dent yet heie Is a Demo
craft given a Federal office. THIS stat
gave to Mckinley thaee electoral votes
wh.ch is am unusuaJ thing, and he
lieve There are enough Republicans I,
mn Federai positions want to ga.
right n-w that / ann opposed to sudh
thing
iiere we find a candidate fer an ofnlc
wlhoh he cam only obtain by means o
the aid OF the friends of President Nc
KinLey and Colonel HENRY "a. DuPona
making a hitter attack upon both G
Them just ON the eve of tins city v-l
teng taken We cam scarcely cradl
sFdh lhardlhood, and yet No cannot b
overlooked This action ON the part @
Mr. Conrad centalnly breaks tine has
tie existing between nhe Regular Re
publican and Union Republican, Cit
tickets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
PRErrY cHURCH MEDDING.

Miss FLORENCE Virginia Bowman,
daughter of Rev. George w. Bowman,
Kf Woc1lawn, was married Thursday
TO Dir w. Thompson Jones, of Gum
boro, Dd1, in Hcpaweil Methc1lsi
Episcopal. C-IMeh, Rev. GtUgs w.
Bowman. the brides fallhlsr, pcrlornime
the cerumcny. assisted by Rev. A. 8
Mowtray, cf ,lhle Time Mam-ra2l Mstl-
odIlst Episcopal Church. Port DepcslS
Miss GartwrdIe Bcwmans sister df lhs
bgl5e, was THE maIAd Cf homer. MISS
Ada Allen. of Chester, Pa, and Miss
Afa Nelson. OF Ocean Grove, N. j..
we're bridesmaids. Misses IieAdu anil
Olive Jackson WE'RE flower girls. Ed
mumd S. Bowman, az Chester Pa,
brother CT thla bride gave her AWAY
and I.o1dsr Hearn, OF Georgetown was
best MAIN Walter Gunby, OF Berlin;
w j. Gibbons, Baltimore; Rurus JACK.
sen, Wooh.awu. amid Ge1rge w. Bow
man, Jr., Chester, Pa, We're ushlers
Miss linda Smlllh, Of Collingsw lcd, N
D., presided alt THE organ.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
THE WnNArIIrR.

New York Hera.d's forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng
iand To-day la'r weather, s.w,y rising
Temperature and light to fresh souther-
~ wiIads wifi prevail, Ifo,iowed by lo-
cal rain near THE Takes.
On sunday fair to- PARTLY cloudy
wea.har and fresh soullhlwe sUstly w'mae
win prevail. followed by local rain.
en- Mcnhay PARTLY cloudy and cooler
preceded by rain.
European steamers NOW saaing will
hlye mclstly sOuthwestor.y wfnd5 AMID
fair weather to THE Banks.
Forecast Tor Saturday EASTERN
Pennsylvania. Delaware and Maryland.
Warmer, with probably showers by
Sa.uriay might showers Sunday; brisk
soullh TO southwest winds
New Jersey: Warmer, with increas-
ing clondlness Saturday, showers Sum
day; brisk to scuHhwestcr'y winds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
REpunLrcANs mo- nnA-Mn.


Those Democrats who failed to aeg-
lister last August and who wlslal 10
and could not participate i'm The rarity
pr.maries this month. have mo cine but
themselves and tne Regular r lcuhli-
cans 10 blame for THE resrie ConIs
which surrounded thcm. Last summer
they we're warmed THAT unless thzy reg
listened I'm August thsy couli NOT vc e
az the city primaries, and e. Tue Ext not
CT failing to heed that warni-lg tihek-
We're responsible. AT the recent s. IS LION
on the General Assembly H.ls Demo-
cratic managers framad a BIZ dlssicnsH
TO relieve such voters Of uhe dlsab1BN
1t was introduced in the House of Ron
resentatives and placed i'm REGULAR Re-
publican care. Itivas smughera ly uh.ss
who had Il in charge amid ala tf.e Efforts
Of the Democrats to get q th-orgh the
Republican House and over to uhe
1nlend.y hands OF the Democratic Sem
ate were unavailiug. T, .1's extent th..
Regular Republicans are responsible
They held up the bill hoping that a.ah
action would create dissatisfaction ari
dilssa-rl-n IA the Iarocratlc party. w,
balcvo atni chs matter is ms-r-urrilS
uriirrs.o-l by 'h.se HisJ were prsvcn,
al l--m voting at the primaries. am.
ulct TREY win dc th-rr utmost to as
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
CHINESE PHYSICIANS.
They Prepare MHay Medicines, and
Some of Them Are Very Bit-
ter Decocfi0ns.

The taking OF first dose of Chinese
medicine is an ordeal which can lee bet
ter imagined than described. II is in
variably bitter decoction, says Lip
pincotts, If the patient prefers, the
herbs are given him in square paste
board boxes holding about pint each.
and he cooks" them at home. a
Chinese prescription contains from ten
to sixteen varieties of herbs. flowers.
nuts. gums. banks and roots. More
than 5000 species are classified and
used as medicine. but of these only
some COO are in general use Whether
the patient takes the remedies at the
sanitarium or NJ home. he is requested
70 present himself every day before
the doctor for another pulse cxamina-
ton, so that every change in his con-
ditiun may be noted and the prescrip-
ton may be varied accordingly. The
Chinese are clever chemists in the line
OF pharmaceutical preparations. and
prepare many medicines for their own
use in The form Of pills and powders;
but these are employed by the Chinese
physicians In tre,ting the ailments OF
white people only to a limited extent
The reason given is that the simple, hot
decoctions Of the fresh root or plant
are the best form, because the most
readily assimilated into the system.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
.Gnnard'S.
Silks and
LaceS.

Corded Silks-Tbc Ie de-
livery to the distrimuors Cf
Silks from the manufacturers
gives us the opportunity of
offering the seasons favorite
style of Silks at unusually low
prices. A number of new
styles of colored ground Taf-
fetas with white cords at SIC
from 81 are without doubt the
best values you are likely to
see this season.
Laces-All kinds for all
purposes-the narrow kinds
possibly the most popular, the
latter we show in large variety
in the newest effects, both
straight and serpentine.
Narrow Cream and Black
Silk Chantilly l. ce and inser-
ton.
Narrow Mechlin Lace and
Insertion.
Narrow Valenciennes Lace
and Insertion.
Prices in every case either
by single yard or entire piece
will be found most moderate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

New York lis making elaborate prep
aratlons ron the receptrn OF Admiral
Dewey. Some idea of THE love i'm which
Ole lis held by the people OF the Emphe
State may be gaimed from tina fact
that ths Senate OF THAT state. hy urani-
NOUS VOTE has passed tEe bin appro-
priat.ng $4,000 for The expenses og tho
Dewey celebration.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
NEW SUMMER THEATRE.

WILL BE LOCATED IN MALIN'S
GROVE AND MANAGED BY MIR.
BAYLIS.
Ia raw Sunmgr theatre, aa which
frst-class attractions Will be rrosmcll1,
Win be THE featuis ait Malm's Grove.
Nljclnirs shotlTc, Park, this season.
.Ih0mRs f. Ma,lns THE proprietor CT tina
gn.Ne. VILE orsct AIN an.Ihiuhaatra 10
scat $500 people, also a .args pavilion.
Jesse *. Baylis, loasae and manager
Ice The CpWa House, wLEl manage uma
new thearo whloh win he open june
Is. Mr. Baylis Wal tdsin hrs toOi0lne
lmmediateiy. a-d Will sel.ra G.tlec-
oons iirs,-class in every part cular
They VILE he largely cf a vaudeville ma
ture but he also expects TO book good
comic operas, and whatever other g-5d
cran ATTRACTIONS that ar5 avaiabla.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Props. Toledo q.
We the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN an business
transactions. ana financially able to carry
out any oblgations made by their firm
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o.
Walding Kinnan q Marvin. Wholesal,
Druggists. Toledo. O.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces OF the system. Price e5c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes
timonials free.
Hairs family Pulls are the best.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

The best donkeys come from Arabia.
They have clean, smooth coats, hold
their heads high and are used only for
riding purposes. Many are sent 10
Persia where they sell for high sums,
They are well looked after and their
harnessings are of the richest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
UNDUE INFLUENCE ALLEGED.

IA caveat has BEEN fllssl by john ID.
Hawl,,-s u Dover ana Peter L.
Coopal Jr., 0s c.hfs city Co tlAo matter
Ca the rv,52cs cf ths will OF he late
Edward BurTs. A brother of the de
.oeased is executor eli lha setete, and the
claim is made THAT undue indu-mce WINS
exercised over the testa.Or I'm marStny
ghs VIII Register Of Willis CrOssan will
.r-rtuw the case ON june 3.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

The conference &c the Democratic
N2alonal Commltee at St. Louis dsi
not result i'm anything definite with
respect 10 ths issues Of The next plesl-
dc-1al campaign. The nati-nal or
ganlzaaionl urged the various state or
ganizatlons to begin to prepare for am
aggressive conduct n fha campaign.
TINS work cf Terminating the national
issues WIS left fen THE Chicago coa'er.
crce 10 do. 1t seCms riloerc' THAT ths
Democracy of The country VIII ARRAY
itself against TRUSTS. mon1po1leJ and
expanscn. arid hi favor of silver. Will,
attacking tgas trusts and m lnopooies a
The day, WiNiam Jsnntulgs Bryan dc
clsred that THE silver issue could no
be relegated 70 the rear, arid at tn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

Give Mr. Addkks Jsi3 cln'r.al
space weEtCi en- spray'kr. ard give him
"a fair lime CT goolss. We like to see a
adberal man treated squhuey John Ed
ward is ioadtd down with a m'ghliy
,gipiht eamg. He Is paying good mcneT
anill onqat 10 hive e50i service. He
Will mevclr get chi tlll he Tops off somo
dhad y7od snh cults hack The ycwne
growth pretty declsively.- Smyrna
Call
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

anti-;rust banquet wIhloh followel The
conference SOME CT the speakers urged
The roafnirmathon NJ the Clhllaago plat
form IN Ills erinne.y. ILLS augurs ill
lor those Democrats Wlh'1 hoped that
tine panty leaders woai abandon tine
free silver fight
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

MIR. and Mrs. ". Tatnall Warrer gave
ahad lunchscn and aaitg PARTY This af-
ternocn en- THE tug Maueor in honor of
Captain ami Mrs. Greene. aId Hon
and MIS-. George V. Massey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
KGlnarl & Co,
62I-623 MarketSheet.
Seminar, the New Halter,
4OO4 KING STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
NEW CASTLE PEAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.-No q South F1fth
street, New Castle; brick house; slate
roof; seven rooms and bath; range; hot
and cold water; gas; plastered Summer
kitchen; good cellar; best location Ia
city; newly papered; perfect condition;
immediate possession; easy terms. Apply
G. w. Edwards, Evening Journal oflice,
wilmington, or Julian d. Janvierg New
Castle. Del
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters Of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
ton 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. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
coNPrr1NG FoR PRIzEs-

Many persons went to- Walwas5t
aPrk This aftenocn t. see The Y. M
Park this a1tsrnocnto SEE IKE Y. M
admission. ard tais s,rvsd to swell the
crowd There will be spiiilJei contests
fcr e.na several prizes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

We,m4-Etcu men who dasire 10 he
shava1 en- Decoration Day must have
m dcna tdfcre nooa The union bar
hess OF the city have dlocldsi to close
the'r shops at noon On that day