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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25
conrnssIoNHR's PROCEEDINGS.
Synopsis of Regular Session COM
mencing Jan. I'D, 1899.

Hc uOdTu seleCJcu jury lisI ior 1000
Hearing on petition Of s. P. Wright
and others for county road laid over
to April meeting OF board to allow the
viewers and surveyors to amend their
report.
Petition of the N. P. for vacation
of part Of plat OF Harriston, granted.
Bonds of the following officers ex-
amined and approved: James Garri-
son, Justice of Peace, Hatton precinct;
Robert Bills, constable, Mcqueen pre-
cinct; Claude Harris, constable, Ritz
vile precinct No. 2; H. e. Gritman,
coroner; l.. G. VanPatten, county
sup't. Of schools: w. w. Zent, county
atty; D. Nelson, county assessor; Ed
Hill, sheriff; Henry Kanzler and W.
G. Griffith, county commissioners; G.
A. Kennedy, auditor; A. ]. Womach,
overseer road dist. No. 2; R. Potts, road
dist. No. 1; s. Armstrong, road dist
No. 8; ]. J. Garrison, road dist. No. 10;
E. G. Crouch, road dist. No. IL and
VIII. Merrill, Justice OF the Peace,
Lind precinct.
A petition by Elmer Terry and
others for county road was filed,
bond approved, and the following
viewers appointed ]. J. Koch, Isaac
Rigg and James Fletcher.
Hearing on the petition of G. w.
Breese and Others for a county road
was continued to April 3rd, 1899.
The order employing an assistant
attorney was vacated.
Petition by VIM. Snyder and others
for change in a county road was filed
and time for hearing the same fixed
on April 3rd., 1899.
The county road petitioned for by
George Seidl and others was ordered
established and damages allowed as
follows: John LaFrenz, $40; Conrad
Heimbigner, $50; ]. E. Prouty, $40; J.
H. and w. w. King, $40; George Wer-
tenberger, $40; J. Wertenberger, $40,
B. thinner, $40; J. Bastron, $40; and
Dora Brockman, $40.
Petition by H. B. Eaton and others
for the vacation of county road filed
aid the time for hearing the same
fixed at April 4th.
Petition of Fred Scheel and others
for county road was continued to APP
ril 9th, 1899, to allow the petitioner
an opportunity to file petition for
vacation of county road along the
east line Of ne. 4 OF Sec. 80, township
10 north, range 36 and to give the
board an opportunity to view the pro-
posed road.
Petition of VIM. McCue and others
for county road, was continued to
April 9th, 1899, notice not having been
given TO one land owner.
Hearing on petition Of J. G. Vehrs
and others was fixed at April 8, 1892
The following road overseers were
appointed district No. 6, Albert Morris;
dist. No. 3, VIM. Horn; and George
Barnum, dist. No. IS.
Quarterly statement Of George Sim
clair, county treasurer, was filed and
approved.
The bond Of A. w. Shaw, treasurer
elect, was filed and approved.
The money in the county treasury
was counted and found correct.
Certificates from the county super
intendent relating to the formation
and alteration of school districts were
filed and approved.
The plat of the TOWNSHIP of Lind was
filed and approved.
The annual statement Of the county
treasurer was filed and approved
Claims were allowed for the follow
ing purposes and amounts:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

Homo r. Holcomb returned Fri
day morning from Olympia, whittier
he went in performance Of his official
duties as arid land commissioner and
some matters in supremeconrt. While
~ the capitol Mr.. Holcomb dropped
II On the Legislature and watchc se
senatorial battle which he infor
presents an animated scene.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25
Notice..

DR.. Vincent. the only thoroughbredthors in
Adams, Lincoln, Douglas and Franklin coun
sizes, will be kept at Paha, waah. for the sea
son. good pasture furnised for patrons.
CLARK LONG.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25
Notice

All parties knowing themselves indebted ia
the RiUville hardware Co. OF Old, are requested
10 call and settle at once, SO that we may close
our old books. We will try and wait upon you
II you all come at once.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

When you have eaten too much, or when you
suffer from any form OF dyspepsia or indigest-
ion remember that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di.
gests what you eat. II cures the worst forms OF
dyspepsia. II L Gritman, druggist
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

cough is not like fever. 1t does hot have
to run a certain course. Cure IL quickly and
efectually with One Minute Cough Cure, the
best remedy for all ages and for the most severe
cases. We recommend IL because ITS good
III 4 GritmHn
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

AcKER's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE SOLD on A
positive guarantee. Cures heartburn, raising
Of the food, distress after eating or any form OF
dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate
relief. % and 80 cents. For sale by II. 4. Grit
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

HoBo's STEAL A FINE OvERcoAT.-
Some enterprising thief swiped a
$25 fur overcoat from the dummy in
front of Smith & Thomsen's store
last evening just after dark. These
suspicious characters should be made
to keep their feet of from Ritzville
sidewalks A few days ago several Of
this genus hobo cement paraded in
front Of ye editors residence on Knob
Hill, and in bantering tone asked,
-'can you Yankeedoodles give US
something to eat" While our officers
are on the alert, it would be well for
private citizens To also keep an eye
open in the direction Of this class OF
peste-
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

lam prepared to negotiate some small real
estate loans for private party Due in two
and three years.-Benj. Martin.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

$500 per barrel for Spokane Gold Drop flour
at Shepley Sons also agents for sprague blue
stem.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

All parties having past due notes at the Ad-
ANS County Bank are hereby notified TO call
and have same settled in fun by Feby LIST, or
same will be placed in al attorneys hands
without further notice.-Benj. Martin. cashier.
Constipation prevents the body from Kidding
itself of waste matter. DeMitts Little Early
Risers will remove the trouble and cure Sick
Headache, Biiiousness, inactive liver and clear
the complexion. Small, sugar coated, don t
grippe or { nausea II Gritinan.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

Choice teas and coffses at Davenny Bros.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-01-25

w. r. wipsIow Of Pal
day visiti~ Nth his
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
DUTIES OF A CENSOR.
His once in Many Different
Languages.

Official messages of neutral govern
ments, when signed Icy cabinet minis
tiers or diplomatic or consular repre-
sentatives. were passed unscrutinizt &,
whether they were written in ccde
or not, but IL required good memory
to keep pace with the changes that
were occurring among cabinet officers
ard others entitled to this privilege.
Messages in Dutch from The Hague 10
the governor Of Curacao. and from n
japanese merchant to his fellow coun-
tryman in one OF the smaller Indian
islands, indicate the range Of language
used. amorg which were Spanish. Port
uguese. French ard German, Of course
Indeed. we never knew what languoge
we should be called upon 10 read the
next minute. There was no hour Of
the day OF Of the night when dispatches
relating to political or private bust
ness were not passing TO ard from
every corner Of the earth; and despite
the large Commercial interests Of Lon
don, not even that city's cable business
exceeds New York's. There were often
on my desk between 20 and 30 gcv-
eminent messages from the secretary
of war. tho secretary of the navy. the
secretary Of state or some one Of the
bureau chiefs Of the two military de-
partments, all waiting TO be forward
ed. and all Of the greatest importance.
Especially great wns the rush between
the hours Of two and five every after
noon. when the days orders had been
made ready Government business
took precedence Of all press dispatches
and every other kind OF message wait
ing transmission in either direction. As
between the various government ines
sages. those e the navy department
were given the preference until our
forces had landed IN Cuba; and there
after the preference was given to the
war depart ment followed by he tusi-
ness Of the navy. the state and the rosi
Office departments in the order named
But all times preference was given "a
any government message that plainly
called forprompt transmission. regard
less Of the department whence Il cnme
Occasionally the president Issued a;
order or sent n dispatch ir mis- capacit!
ms commander in chief Of all the mill
tnry and naval forces Of the United
States. But these were rare occasions
and their Importance always gave then
priority Squires. in Atlantic.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
B 90.

sohea,ie IN eject November 20, lssA.
All trains Illuminated with fintscH
Light.
TN ANS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION s ~ ss
NEW YORK week days. '4.SS, "s.o3
1924 a. m; 'l2.lg' '2.Sl, -S.os' ee,s San
Pullman cars). IA, 'il.oO p. m. Sunday :,
"a Ri ssss. Ellis a. m: '234. 1853, 1918 eau
Pullman cars), IA, +llOO y. m. -
PHILADELPHIA, week days, -i5d,
$40. s1O5, 7.S5, SIS. 'sss -lV.zi, lvS a; VA
si2.is. 100. '2.si. 800, 'S.5s. '5l9 (aE Pull
man cars). $50, $50. IA, s.15, su.0o ?.
M. Sundays, a4.83, 1855, $50, .sSs LIE
sfI az Ia m. s23f, 800, 1883, '5.l9 (au fuil-
nan cars). go, IA. 800 'u.og p; m: -.-
CHESTER, week days, 5.40, ,sVe,, ss 's3
.s'25. sgss si024 Hos a. m; LOO, sz.54' SV''
q 90 6SO s74, 9.15. s11.00 p. m. Sundaya
735 $50. s3Ss. 1l.12, sli.35 a. m; 'z.si, SVV'
1859, $50, '7.41, 800, 'll.OO p. m. 400
m; .i2.is, .2.sl D. m. Sundays. 7.sF a. M
C; CAFE F, r MAY. week days. '7oS a. M ~
p. m. Sundays, l.S5 a; m ,,, s,rrrnycToN
week DAYS, AIS. It's, 1884, 'll.Vl a. M
sis.5g. '2.09, 3Oi, @34O 'i5I, .5.4O Ial f sis
man cars), 'sOi. 'all p. m sunday ss :. s ~
725 's2i a. M $3.50 = ~, 4, % sI' n No.
| BALTIMORE AND WAY StAAloNS'
7.25 a. m: 3.0i y. m, dairy. 80 5,r go
| NEWARK, week days, '4es 80, 80
81. 0i a. m; fll1os o.vtt Tt.,ts 49, -,
n a.. sundays. sis. us, -e-sa a. M
.l2,ss. s0l, 'i.57, "a, s9.ll y. m.
] PITTSBURG. week days 's.Sf a. Gu, ~,
| % 40 IAN Pullman cars), t9.ll p. m. S ult-
DAYS, 1874 a. m; $40 tall Pullman oois's
'' clIHPPc Z; A daily. 'ssl a. m; s4.5l p. m;
CHICAGO, via CINCINNATI anu ~
DTANAPOLIS, 1884 a. m.' uaily, .o,o
| CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS Cos a.
m: si256 and '9.il p. NJ, dairy.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, 81 y. in Z.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunees
70 sfyN SeiEFaRHIY ACCOMMODATION, week
dcvs 795 a M; 500, $50. 1055 p. m Sun
49, 795 nj m: sOi 7.32 p. m.
THANKSGIVING ACCOMMODATIONS
week davs, 7.25, 1000 a. m; S0i, 4.si p m.
Snndavs 1000 n. M: 5.32 p. m. -
| LEAVE MARKET ST. SlAIloN fpfi
BALTIMORE, week days, 64s a. M
TkNDFNBERG, week days, sf5, 30
a. M; ass. $40 D. m. Sundays 500 a. m
$50 d. m. -. -~--v
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII
lMINGTON. week days, 1875, b:1os -Sog
500 1925 11.30 a. m; 1920, LIT z.vV' ~ ~.
, "a 20 43O s5.07 (all Pullman cars), -o-so
g15. $50. s7.S0, sS.35. 1910, Ills p m sun
! days. s3.35, 500, 800, u.90 a. m; -l2zQ
G37 400 s420. 40. 500 (an Pullman
cars). $50 s7.s0, 'S.S5, 1879 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone, No. 1873.
, Rates to Western points lower than vl'
any other line. - =
Gan. Manager. - Man. Of Pass Traris
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
ANonHrR NEW rRoIl.EY LINE.

Media. May 4-Another trolley road
that will add to the network Of lines that
will soon traverse all Of Delaware county
is about to be started. 1t is to be known
as the Philadelphia, Morton and Swarth.
more Street Railway Company. It Will
connect in fhree-quarters of an hours
travel the towns OF Morton. Swarthmore
Ruuedge. Folsom. secane. Glenolden-
.Conlngdale and Darby, and at the latter
place connect with the Philadelphia
Traction Company's lines. The Darby
Council. at a meeting last night passed
an ordinance giving the new company
the right TO construct and operate its
line from the Darby borough line. along
Chester pike. to Main street. thence TO
Eleventh street. and then to Union ave-
nue. and then 10 the borough line The
company has secured privileges along
Parker avenue. through Colllngdale and
Glenolden From Glenolden the road
runs to South avenue and then across the
country to Morton and Swarthmore.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
WEATHER AND CROPS.
TILLERS OF THE SOIL PLEASED
WITH THE GENERAL GOOD CON
DITION OF THINGS.

TILLERs OF THE SOIL PLEASED
WITH THE GENERAL GOOD CON
DITION OF THINGS.
The United States Department OF Agri-
culture, Climate and Crop Bulletin of
the Weather Bureau. Maryland and
Delaware section, for the week ending
Monday May !, has issued the following
report
The past week has been exceptionally
favorable for plant growth, and for all
farm work. The days were warm, with
much sunshine and the nights cool with
heavy dews. In the central portions Of
Maryland the temperature was from c
degrees 10 degrees above the normal
for the week Light showers fell in many
portions Of the state during Wednesday
and Thursday; some sections, however,
have bsen without rain for nearly two
weeks. notably Washington county. Rain
is much needed In nearly all portions Of
the state for the best development OF the
crops; the ground is beginning 10 get
hard and dry. The week was entirely
free from injurious frosts In all sections.
Farm work is well advanced, much prog
ress having been made since last week.
Wheat and rye have Improved on the
whole during the week, though not yet
up to the average condition. The most
/ favorable reports are from Eastern
Maryland: In Dorchester county wheat ia
as much as 20 10 "A inches high. and in
fine condition. Oats aer reported from al
sections as growing nicely. though be-
! q l.
western counties blowing for corn Is still
in progress; I'm other sections much corr
has been already planted; in southern
and eastern counties II is coming up n
fair condition In sections where show
ers fell during the middle Of the weel
grass is making fine growth; IN Othei
sections " is backward. Clover is grow
ing well.
Early gardens are made and doing well
Early potatoes are UP in most sections
Strawberries are growing rapidly; tn
plants are full of blossoms and a larg,
crop of strawberries may be expected
watermelons and cantaloupes are beinl
planted; a large crop is being put in
Peas are up and doing fairly well.
Peaches aer stnl reported a failure Il
NEARLY all sections; some favorable re
ports come from Eastern Maryland
Cherries. pears. plums and apples are Il
fun and abundant bloom in all sections
Tho outlook is favorable for large crop
J Of these fruits throughout Marylan
and Delaware.
Reports from Milford state that an
T other week OF fair weather has put tn
farmers well on with their Spring work
E and although the nights are quite cox
vegetation is doing fairly well. Early DC
tatoes are coming up. Pears are CROWN
nicely. Strawberries are bloss9ming an
premise good crop. Wheat is Yer
much improved. Corn planting is fairl
under way and things generally yer
! much advanced over last week
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
THE CARE OF BOOKS.
kho~e That Are borrowed Should
he Kept Uninjured nnd Re-
turned Promptly.

An enthusiastic hook-lover once upon
time, we are told, cancelled hts en-
gagement to most estimable lady
because she had marked afborrowtt
book. lie took the high. moral ground
that "a person capable of such an &C;
of piracy could not be loyal TO any con-
siiiuiional csiute." He mightperhars
have gone further and argued that such
an offensive intrusion OF her opinions
BODIED no good for the future peace Of
the domestic circle. A friend may not
borrow our garments and alter them
20 suit his physical pecullarities and
then return them 10 us uurebuked-
and vet our books come back 20 our
homes so charged with the personality
OF the borrower that we have an I'M
comfortable sense OF invading privacy
when we turn the pages. II Is not our
book any longer-that alien volume
that emphasizes what we prefer 10
slight. and calls attention in black lines
TO the very points we would ignore.
and at best chatters mental condolences
in which we have no interest. The law
] declares that our property shall not be
wnntonly defaced and the offender 70
free. BIZ, there Is no redress for the
interlarded volume with its adiectives
and exclamation points or queries.
To remedy evils Of this kind Richard
de Bury founded library ut Durham
college in the university Of Oxford
during the fourteenth century. lie or
ganized a most elaborate system Of
lending books. and while acting as
librarian. was assisted by corps Of
book CYLINDERS. for he held that the
proper care Of covers was an important
i irem for The reader 10 learn. From time
10 time he burst into awful RACES at
the careless folk who then as now had
no conscience In the matter OF book
handling. In more vigorous Saxon than
low obtains he sketched the following
1 portrait which, allowing for the
changes in men and manners which five
. centuries have brought. applies with
equal force 10 a certain class OF Dor
rowers to-day. lie writes: You will
/, perhaps see q stifT-necked youth loung.
ing sluggishly in his study while the
frost pinches him in winter time Tor
z such a one | would substitute cob
bler's apron in the place Of his book
-. lie has a nail like giants perfumet
J. with a sinking cdor. with which he
points out the place OF any pleasant
p subject lie distributes innumerabl'
straws in various places. with ends II
sight that he may recall by the mari
: what his memory cannot retain. Thes'
straws. which the stomach Of the bool
cannot digest-verily volumes had III
r for De Buryl-nnd which nobody take
b. ont. al first distend the book from IL
l. accustomed closure. and being careless
,, Is left 70 oblivion. az last become pm
, trid lie Is not ashamed 10 eat frui
e and cheese over an open book. and 4
: transfer his empty cup from side Z
side upon Il, and because he has no
his alms-boy at hand he leaves the res
! of the fragments in his book."-Har
(, per's Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES,


Miss Carrie Lancaster spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Plat and Miss KINNEY, OF
ChriStiana, visited New Caste yester-
day
The engagement Of Miss Armitage
Back, daughter of DIR. John Black,
and Henry Fulenweider of Whining
ton, has been announced.
Lesley George, Jr., CT Wilmington,
is spending a week with his grand
neither Mrs. Annie e. Herbert
MIR. Pennington and Mr.. Gray. OF De-
aware City. were in town last night.
Mrs. John Hamilton and Anna Dyer
are visiting in Philadelphia.
William Burger. OF Philadelphia,
visited James G. Shaw, Jr., yesterday.
Miss Emily Patton has returned
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Unger is spending to-day
I'M Philadelphia.
Artemus Smith has sold his horse
and carriage.
Samuel Guthrie, who has bcsn sick
for the past eight weeks, is Improving
s,cwly.
Miss Relba Case, who has been visit
ing her mother has returned to Phila-
delplria
Mss WiorthingtOn. who has been
nursing Samuel Guthrie, returns tC
the Delaware Hospital tomorrow.
wlLiam HAMILTON is visiting his
ocre'n. Lesley Carnage, at Summ'a
Bridge, Del.
MISS Annie SpOttswood will sail Tea
Europe with her sister, Mrs. GeOug'
Pierce. Of Philadelphia. as soon as sht
RECEIVERS from her late illness.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
MAY NOT GET MONEY.

While no official action has been
taken as to whether City Council. shall
pay $1,000 to the Park Commission,
tho premium on bonds sold for the
benefit OF the commission, It is not be-
dcNcd that THE board Will get tine
money. Some OF the members OF Coun-
ell say that it would be useless for the
Park Commission to attempt to secure
the money because the board has not
the power, they contend, to sue Clty
Council They will not pay this money
without being sued.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
Wilmington & Northern r. p

TIMETABLE In effect Nov. a. lsss.
Trains leave Wilmington (French stree
Station), Tor IL. q .. Jrnctlon, era
nogie, Cossart. Chadd's FORD junction
Pocopson. Coatesville and intermediate
stations daily, except Sunday, al IN
m; 2l5, 800 and $50 p. m. Sunday only
sos a. m; ais and 400 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations, daily, except
Sunday, at TO a. m; 2l5 and 400 D. m.
Sundays only, at sos a. M 3,1t and 40
d. m.
For Joanna. Blrdsboro, Reading and IN.
termediate stations, daily, except Bun
day at 40 a. m; and 215 .. IN. Sunday
only, SOS a. m. and 21b u. m,
A. g. MCAUgLAND, Superb tendsnt
BOMNESs BRIGGS. Gen Pass. AT.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
STATE AND PENINSULA.

Chestertcwn's most prominent contrac-
tor and builder. Montgomery Stuart. died
suddenly at his home with heart disease
Mr.. Stuart was about go years OF age and
leaves a wife and two daughters.
During a drinking bout by sturgeon
fishermen at Milford. John Warren
plunged his knlfe four times into the
body Of Edward Orwell. colored. Magis-
trate Graham committed Warren 20
Georgetown jail TO await the result Of
Otwelrs injuries.
The home Of John S. Rowan. in Dover,
was robbed OF sS2. the property Of Col
onel E. P. Stacy. Colonel Stacy is a som
in-law Of Mr.. Rowan and has apart
ments in his mouse. The case was placed
in the hands Of W. d. Walls. detective
for the X. p. A.. but he failed to find the
cu.prlt Mr.. Stacy then handed the case
over to Detective n. H. Hutchins, and
he arrested Mary Steele. domestic en-.
ployed by Rowan Mrs. Steele is the pro.
prietress OF a house Of ill-fame in Dover
and the chances OF her getting bail are
very slim.
At Millsboro a herring dried On the side
CT a house is considered q deiioscy. =
Miltonian smacks his chops" over
yellow belly" says the Lawes Pilot
Georgetown. Laurel and seaford esteem
Evening journal., 1899-05-04

a pike or a sun fish In preference to mud
shad. Milford eplcures turn up their
noses at anything outside OF catfish, eeis
or muskrats in season.
The Democratic primaries will be held
in Cecil county on Saturday night
John z. Wilson, a prominent farmer OF
the Sixth district. Of Cecil county. was
kicked in the head by a horse and seri-
ously, if not fatally, injured.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
NtWA Of HeW CASTLE
NEW CASTLE PICTURES.

The art loan exhibit being he'd in
Wilmington has many fine pictures,
come of the finest coming from New
Castle Among Them are The Ord Tile
House in New Castle" by Rodney.
loaned by Mrs ]. H. Rodney; landscape
Of Pomona, by Dougheuty loaned by
Miss Emily Rodney; sketch, oil PANT
ing, by Miss Alice Hay, loaned by Miss
Alice Hay; sketch, water color, by e. c.
Eck,es, loaned by artist; portrait by
Thomas Waugh, loaned by Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb. The catalogue can be seen
at Chal,enger's drug store.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
GREATLY REDUCED RATES TO DEN
NER

Via Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
on account OF the annual meeting, Cen
eral Assembly cf the Cumberland Pres
byterlan Church to he held in Denver,
May 1926. 1899. excursion tickets will De
sold az the favorable rate Of one fare
Mus 90 fer the round-trip. with favor
able return limits, Tickets on sale May
15-1G, 1892. For rates and other inforna-
;ion ask your nearest ticket agent o.
apply 10 II. w. Beyers, COL Chestnut
street, Philadelphia Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
CHANCERY's PROSPECTUS.

On Saturday Julian G. Walker and
James w. LattOmu5 Will be admitted
to Chancery. Eut sor a severe cold
Chance.tor Nicholson would have held
court here yesterday ami rendered a
c1,lsicn i'm tho Oxy-Hydnigen case.
siau,d his state Of health improve, he
VIII rercic- 1T en- Saturday.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
sAENGERBuND CONCERN

A suocessfu. rehearsal was he'd 1ast
n sht by the Delaware Saensarbund
under the direction of Professor Hart
man. Grace Orchestra. under the cad
ershap OF Professor Brill, was also pres
emit, ard wiz take part In the ccncert
to he given by the society on May IL.
Evening journal., 1899-05-04
no OIOsE Suburban..

Manager Dockstaier viii close his
theatre. the wonderland. on Saturday
nigh; next for the Summer. The man
considers ehs past season a
most successful one. and during the
Slmmer extensive repairs will be made
&c the theatre.