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Evening journal., 1899-03-29

Our advice to the Democrats party
OF Wilmington is 10 entsr into M, dea.s
with the Regular Republicans on the
approaching City eIoction. Nominate
straight Democratic ticket and vote
for and elect it. let the Regular Re
publicans and Union Republicans do
as they pleaee. 1f each sees lit 10 place
Ia THE field a ticket of Its cwn sa.eo-
ulon. let .a do 50; but by all means
make good Democratic nominations 50
that .ha ticket may stand against any
combination set up against u. After
the vonrsa of evehes at Dover We do not
see how the two Republican partss can
work in harm0ng heue in june but i'm
pcLtCs a fow days VIII often put an
entirety dlffsgmt face or The situation,
and for thhs reason tlhe Democratic
nominations should nit be Dsrmitbed
to go by dafau.t but the same care
exercised IN the selection as though a
united RepubIcan party were lfaclng
the Democracy.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
THE WEATHER.

New York Herald's Forecast In the
Middle States and New England to-
day Gearing. slightly co'der weather
wiz prevail. preceded by rain and fog
on the coasts Of this section lin the
mounirs and ty rain or snow In New
England, with fresh to mtsk easterly
coast winds. shifting to westerly, and
westerly winds in the interior.
Cn Thursday clear. colder weather
and fresh westerly winds viii prevail.
foaowed by slow rise Of tempera-
ture.
On Friday. fair and warmer.
European steamers now sailing vii,
have variable winds. becoming mostly
westerly. with thick weather to the
Banks
Fcrecast for Wednesday. For East.
ern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
rain, followed by clearing and colder:
increasing northeasterly winds. becom.
ing high northweslerly.
Fer Delaware and Maryland, Gear.
ing in the morning, winds becoming
high northwesterly.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20, 1853
VlANrs Am nNvEsTIGAT1ON.


From ex4Reading Clerk OF the Sem
ate E. %. c. Hegeman, Of 1saure,, we
have received the following letter i'm
referenc to the allegation that he was
concerned in The crooked work COM
neceed with the snake race-track bin:
To-nights Journal contains an item
uhat is a source Of much surprise and
pain TO me. l have served the Senate
in the clerioai capacity long enough
and, hoped, wsl enough, to have been
beyond the reach Of suspicion. / have
written to Assistant Attorney
Cooper concerning the matter. as ! de-
sire and demand that the fullest hight
of tholougn investigation be turned
upon all my acts in this connection.
1t gives us pleasure to note thau Mr..
Hegeman has TAX; n such a d|aterm.nad
stand in the matter, and we Think that
Mr.. Cooper should afford him every
opportunity to prove his innocence OF
completely in the neiarious piece OF
work
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
BEST REMEDIAL AGENT,

A STIAfULANT WHICH STRENGTH
Ems AND FORTlFIES TUE SYSTEM
TO REPEL ONSIAUGHTS.
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey is peer
less medicine, and nothing within the
range Of the whole pharmacopeia COM
pares with Il In efficiency as preven-
dive and cure for Coughs. Colds or Chllls.
In the more serious maladies. Grip. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis. doctors prescribe and ad-
minister " freely Ia Pneumonia II has
invariably brought on the desired reac-
tion, and been a more Dctent remedial
agent In effevtlng a cure than any other
medicine. The medical profession recon-
mend Il freely. having learned by expert
ence 10 rely on It's uniformly stimulating
properties.
Altogether ITS record Is one proud sue
cesllcn Of cures. and no one has ever
takca Il without receiving distinct benefit
II strengthens the system, bringing II 70
suCA state OF aggressive health that II
enables one TO lightly throw on burdens
which otherwise might have borne down
and overcome, and made one prey 70
disease.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
LEGAL NEWS EOTRS

Special session OF Goldey College
night school begins next Monday even
Ing at z O'Clock. Cal, at once for full
.rtormauon.
The steamer Seatcid which was
rcclntLy Oyerhau.ed by the Harlan and
HoIingsworth Company, has gone to
the Cuff Of Mexico under charter to
parties there.
john MhCann, an employe Of the
Harlan and Hc,lingsworth Company.
fcl yesterday afternoon, cutting mis-
head SO badly that he was taken TO the
Delaware Hospital.
AT Mlddletown Sheriff Taylor sod
uhe personal property OF James L. Col
liscn.
The receipts for the recent fair at
81. AIMS r. c. Church were S1,47O. AZ.
Am important meeting OF the men,
bers OF the Washington Fire Company
VIII be held to-night.
City Tax CcNectOr Thomas S
Lewis is improving in health, altnough
sot yet able to be at his Office.
The Security Tlus, and safe De.
post Company sold at pubic. sale Mon
day half interest OF Samuel Howard
Ackerman, in property at Firth and
King streets. 20 Joseph w. Kitchen for
$1,000.
Las, evening Grand Master Work
man Frank r. IAckey and stan went TO
! to Newark and initiated seventeen
members into Anchor Lodge. No. 4. A.
10. L. W.
"A shed is being placed over the
window Of the gatekeeper's office al
the foot Of Seventh street.
The Water Department is repair
ing leak in the main on Market
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets
The work Of measuring OF market
spaces on Madison and King stree u
was commenced yesterday.
THE third digester for the Ernesf
r. Rehrend & Co. paper mills. OF Erie
Fa., was shipped yesterday by tho
Fusey and Jones Company.
Mrs, Whitley. OF the Breakfast AS
, ISOLATION addressed the Salvation
Army last evening.
Conductor j. Frank Baldwin, win,
has been confined to his home witi
.ons.Atis and the grip, for segcra
weeks, is again ~ with a serious at
tack Of sCiatica.
-Ihe quarterly meeting OF the Nc
All Mission was held in Centra
Church yesterday afternoon.
George X. Norris, Of this city, III
well-.rowu Delaware railroad conduc
tor. recently set seventy-fve quail fre
in Sussex county.
y. Jackson Pierce has sold 70
CAares Reynolds the house No. 60
Madison street, to Charles Ewing. 70
y $1,000
d -Cauvassers for the new city direC
j. tory are now at work.
II This was hard day on the womat
n with the big hat.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29

Schedule IN erect November &C, 1893
All trains illuminated with Pintscp
Light.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week days. '4.33. "9.3g
el0A a. m; @12.19, "2.34, 1853, 1913 (all
Pullman cars), '7A 'ii.el p. m. sundays.
F4.33 s9.39, '1l35 a. m; '234, '359 '5.19 (all
Pullman cars), IA, 'l0O y. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, '4,ss,
$40 f7.05, 7.35. FS25, f939 1924, 110S q. m;
'l21g 100 '2.34, 800, 1859. '5l9 (all Pull
m. Sundays. 4.SS, 1856, $50, '9.S9 n.12,
s11 35 a. m; %2.34, 800, 1853, '5l9 (all Pull
nan cars), $50, "7.41, 900. '11O0 p. m.
CHESTER, week days, $40, '7.o5, 7.35
'S.25, '9.39, '1024, n.0S a. M. 100, s2Si, 800,
$50, $50, IA, 915, .il.0O p m. sundays
7.s5, $50. '9.39, 11.12, F1135 a. m; s2S4 800.
1859, 6.SO TAI, 900. 'l1.O0 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, 'LO5 a.
M; "12.19 @2.34 p. m. Sundays, 7.35 a. m;
CAPE MAY, week days. '7O5 a. m; '2.N
%. m. Sundays, 7.35 a. m.
week EEK days. ais rs .s.sl' .ii.oi a. m;
si256, s2.O9, 304. '3.40. '4.57, $40 (ail Pull
man cars), 'S.O4, '91 p. m. Sundays, '4.ls.
l25, 1874 a. m; 'l2.5e, 200. soi '4.57. $40
(an Pullman cars), .s04, '9.1l =. N.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
TBS a. m: 3.04 p. m, daily.
| NEWARK. week days, '4iS, 7.25, sS.4
a1l0i a. m, $780, 3.O4, @45l, go, ~9ll, lO.b0
| D. m. Sundays. AIS 725 1874 a. m;
1926, s.Oi, 1857, sc. '9.11 p. m.
! PITTSBURG, week days, 1874 a. M;
$40 (al Pullman cars), F9.1l p. m. Sun.
days, 1884 a. m; $40 (all Pullman cars)'
/ e911 p. m.
CHiCAGo, daily, 1884 a. m; '4.57 p. m.
| CHICAGO, via CINCINNATI and IN
! DIANAPOLIS, 1894 a. m, daily.
| CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1884 a.
m; s12.56 and '9.u p. m, daily.
| TOLEDO AND DETROIT, '9.u p m,
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
s1NGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
days, 7.25 a. m; 3Oi. $40. 10.55 p. m. sun
days. 7.25 a. m; 3.04, 7.S2 p. m.
| IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATlON,
week days. 7.25, 1000 a. m; BOA, 4.5l p m
Sundays 1000 n. m; 5.32 p. m.
! LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOX
BALTIMORE, week days. SAD a. m.'
LANDENBERG. week days, s:45, s55
a. M; 2.55, $40 p. m. Sundays 800 a. m;
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII
| MINGTON, week days, '55o, bz9. -Svv
900 s1O.26, IL 80 a. m; 1870. 'l.3l, zoo, sSvl
s4.2O, 4.3O, s5.O7 (all Pullman cars), -5So.
Sis, $50, s7.30. ss.35. 1910. 'll.S5 p. m. sun
days. s3 80, $500. 800. ll,30 a. M ,lzzO
s1.%. 200. s42O. 40. '5.07 (all Pullman
cars). $50. s7.3O, 'S.s5, io.S0 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone, No; 1873.
Rates TO Western points lower 'nan va
F siiy % o1ls! 1ulNpERwooD. D. B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager Man OF Pass lranie
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
MILL OREEK ASSESSOR DIS
CHARGED.

Levy Court this morning discharged
the assessor of ni,M Creek hundred, he
being tho last on THE INST. The work Of
footing up the assessment wlll now b'
begun.
These constab,es were elected: Will
liam c. P.erson, Mill Greek; John Spi-
Ger. B.ackbird; Andrew j. Mote
White Clay Greek; John w. Greenfield
BEandywine
The following cOnstables, previously
appointed, gave bond: Nathaniel w
VanHionn, Moses FLemming, James S
Porter, Daniel w. Cush and Paul J
Elcgan.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following tians5er OF properties
have been recorded at Clerk Ten
Weges' office: From Schuyil1iGl I'm
.provement Land Company, rf Phlladel-
phta. to Dennis J. Mention and Wife,
property on north side of Pennsylvania
avenue, 100 feet east of Unlon street;
Alfred G. Brooks, execu,tr Of Eliza M.
and John H Sanders to Marritt S. Hu-
KIN. tos and brick dwelling thereon
SITUATED, On wes. e de CT Pcp.ac strset,
106 feet inches ncrJh Of Front s5rslet;
Marrlst S Hul1.l IT, Samuel Krnsh,
same property; Calvin T. Swayne and
willie to Howard B. Springer, Tot with
twc-atory brick dwelling thereon, sitl-
aoed Cn south side or Esyenlth strest,
1870 feet 10 Inches w5p5 OF Franik,.n
street; Dennis ]. Mention and vile dc
Jacob Pankouski, properay and HOUSE
south slide Bird street, 144 feet east OF
Wilmington and Newport turnpike:
Alien Spealunan and wife to WTraam
p. Sherwood, lit and three-saory brick
dwelling lhsercn, Situated souehwost
CORNER Ninth and Washington strees;
Thomas Fleming and wife to Levi Lin.
gaer, lot and two-story brick DWELLING
Situated ON sLutlh side Of Chessniui
street 76 feet east cf Franklin street;
Catherine T-lshnan to Jeanstte Ba
con Stltbbs, M. D., property on cas-
side Of TatnaE, l49 feet north o.
Elghth street..
Evening journal., 1899-03-29

Special cable and teNgraphic dis
patches TO Bradstreets ind cate the fcl-
lowing changes in Tie available sup
plies ~ grain .ast Saturday as com-
pared with Jhe preceding Saturday.
Wlheat-United States and Canada, east
Rockies. increase Sll.O0O bushels.
qilNerpool Commercial Trade News:
Aaoat for and In Europe. decrease L.
1O0,O0O bushels. Total supply, iecneaae
7S9 900 bushels. Cwr--United States
and Canada. east Rockiee. decrease
l22 900 bushels. Oats-Unlt5d States
and Canada. eas.I1-rk.sr. increase. 114,-
600 bushels Among THE m,re lmpcrt-
ant increases reported 20 Bradstnest's
not given i'm The official visible supply
statement are these OF 37S.0O0 huzhei'
at Northwestern Ontario and Man.toba
storage points. 10000 bushels at Nuv
Orleans and 5000 bushels at Caves.
SCu. The principal decreases are thllls
OF 2l0000 bw1hels alt KirgsU-n, Ont.
and 10000 fushe,s at Ncruhwesterr
inferior elevators. The agre9atl
stocks ofwineat hs,d att PorHanE. Oregon
ard Tacoma ani Seattle. WASH. de
cneased l18,00o bushels during Tn,
week. Taken in ',s entirety the chow
ing Is satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
POOR TRUSTEES MpRr

In the atserce OF Mr.. Arms tn-ng.
who is at Aelheville, N. c., Mr.. We,dcn
was called to the chair at THE meeting
of the Trustees cf THE Poor Of New
Castle county, at tine county building
at Farnhurst to-day. The pay-rol OF
S4l717 was ordered drawn, and tle su-
paI.nteniieu.'s repcrJ accepted. The
latter was as follows: NumDer OF white
men at the Institution. $50; number of
white women. 67; white children, 5; to-
tai. 222; number CT co,ored men, II;
ccIr5d women, IA; cOlored children, G.;
total, 81; total nunoer of inmates, 259.
There were four deaths during the
month
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
FLOATING QUARANTINE HOME
AGAIN.

The revenue cutter Algorquars which
towed The fumigatAng barge Protector.
or floating quarantine, as it lis some
times ca.1ed, lrom Fhl,ade-phia to Ha-
vana, returned Monday and cast anchor
in the lDe.Tware. Tine Protector was
built by THE Kensinglaon Iron Works,
which has reae.ved a contract from
the governments for THE building of an
other fumigat.ng barga. Tha ,Algon-
quin mad a good ycgage to and from
Cuba. SHE stopped at a number OF
ports on the coast. The Aigoquin,
which t-ok the place of the Hamilton
in the Philadelphia distrlca came to
Philadelphia from the Great Lakes
about a year ago. She Is under thIs
command of Captain H. ID. Smith.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
BcNIDs OF COrNNnlasloNnRls.

john L. lSeamans, Cnls Ci THE Black
bird hundred road commissioners
b-nded to-day and others win fog,ow
Judge SprMance stated to-day at noon
that but three Of the road commission
ers had bonded and that all others
must do so before Saturday or foHfeit
their Offices. He has had blanks pre-
paled, ard they Gamble -btainedby ap
plying to him.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29

40 GEMS, 10 CENTS.-Dr. Agnew' s
Liver Pills cure ali troubles arising
from torpor Of the liver. Easy and
quick-Panish Sick Headaohe-Purify
the blood and eradicate All impurities
from the system. The demand is big
The pills are little. easy to take. pleas.
ant results. no pain. 40 In a vial. Il
cenlts.-69. Sold by Miller Drug Co
400 Market. and n. B. Danforth. Mar.
ket and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
- oNE sIAMp Rrau.REn.

A-cc.Eing to decision Of Commits
s.cncr ci Internal Revenue Wilson, re-
ce.vCd at the revenue oficCe in this
O.y, orders icr the payment OF money
contained in accsptances OF al drafts
require tut one stamp OF cents
whelher the drafts he at sight or on
time. Heretofore. in accordance with
a previous rusng acceptance OF tine
q. AIS have required a 2-cent stamp on
every 500 Of face va.ue. "In other
words, says the decision. there win
he hereafter no distinction between the
acceptance OF time crafts and those
paylb.e at sight in this respect"
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
IMPROPER USB OF NAILS

j. H. MORRISON PLACED UNDER
HEAVY BAIL FOR SENDING OBJ
SCENE MATTER THROUGH
MAILS.
James X. Morrison, of Og.etown
was he.d in S2.CCO bail yesterday by
United States Commissioner Smith lor
a tulsher hearing On Saturday. on a
enaige of sending obscene matter
through the mails.
The complainant is Nus NJ. Haw-
thcrne, OF Chester, Pa, to whom, it is
alleged Morrison slnt an indecent let
tc.. United States Deputy Marshal
James H. Clark made the arrest yes
D-rcly MOI ming.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
-sTRlAYED AWAY.

Little Benjamin N. the 6-year-old
son Of Benjamin Lewis. Of No. l540
Van Buren street, strayed away from
his mother while she was marketing
on King street this morning. The po-
lice were notified but the little fellow
was found standing on the corner of
Eighth and King streets a short time
later by a man who put him on car
anl sent him home.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
A. STRONG COMPANY.

The ea-AlcAmliffe Stock Company,
under the management OF Thomas e,
Shea, Will be the attraction at the
Opera House next week. The plays to
be presented are: "The Man-o' Wars
Man" new naval drama, containing
an actual naval battle scene
What Happened to Bones n
rural comedy drama, full OF bright and
sparkling comedy; Southern Chimes, -
the beautiful me.o-drama, and one Of
the strongest plays ever written, "The
New Fire Patrol" a great sensational
comedy drama, by J. w. Harkin, Jr.;
"Bamed Out an Irish comedy drama
llght up-to-date; "The Snares of New
York" great sensational comedy
drama, showing both sides Of life in
New York city; Kidnapped" one OF
the strongest comedy dramas ever
W.itten. The company. headed by
Jtre MaAuMffe. the eccentric comedian.
Is said to be one Of the strongest ON
the road this season and for the proper
puodmd.iion Of their pieces they carry
special scenery properties, calcium arid
e.eoric lights effects. and the costumes
w1In are the finest Of amy popular
priced companies that has ever visited
this place. New songs, dances and re.
fined speciaAles will be given each
evening. and the result is q series of
performances that have attracted both
reess ard public.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
RECEP IONS TO PASTORS

MANY NJ. f. CHURCHES IN THIS
CITY ARE PREPARING FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Now tnat conference has adjourned.
reCasSiors among the church people
dun.ng tle coming week wiz be nu-
meioCs. 1he congregations of the
various NJ f. churches are preparing
TO give their new ana returning pas
tor5 recsplcrs. E-2ndywine Church
WI give a reception to Rev. and Mrs.
J. W. Easley this evening, and the Ep-
worth League OF Union Church is pre-
rai.ng big welcome fer Rev. c. A.
Grice, who is expected to occupy Union
parsonage some time next week.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
BIBLES AND CLOCK STOLEN.

"a .ocger at the Home Mission, on
ShiD,ey street between 1hird and
Fourth stretes, yesterday waiked out
with a clock and several Bibles. the
properly CT the mlssica. He disposed
Of them at a pawn shop. but they were
.ater recovered by the police.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
NrFETING En.p MrN

The meeting for men at 81. Andrews s
Church, held at noon to-day for twenty
minutes. was addressed by Rev. Hor-
ace +. FM.ler OF Philadelphia. The
meeting was WEI attended The last
service viii be held at noon to-mor-
rcw, when Rev Charles 5. Olmstead
d. d., Of Bala, Pa. will make the ad-
dress
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
MISS FAnR's WpDD1NG GOWN.

MISS FAllR'S WEDDING GOWN.
Women the world over are interest
ed In brides and bridal array hence
the wedding gown OF Miss Virginia
Fair, who Is soon TO be married to
William X. Vanderbilt, win be Of par
tlou,ar interest.
Miss Fair, it is we'll known. has
ideas Of her own, and it was limited
that something different from the con-
ventlonal tlme-honored white satin
and point lace might reasonably be ex-
pected ON her welding day. As il turns
out, these sumises are to be fulfilled
and Miss Fair WIZ walk to the altar
next Tuesday in a costume which un-
doubtedly will set the fashion for other
brides for some time to come.
Although IL was made IN Paris, Miss
Fairs gown by no means resembles the
STRICTLY French bridal gown, which is
always OF satin and OF rather severe
cut On the contrary, this particular
gown has nothing stiff or stardhy
about IT, and not a fc.d OF satin is in
evidence.
CT course, the foundation is of the
richest ivory satin, cut with an ex-
tremgLy long train. but this material is
entirely covered with fine point des-
rclb Of a creamy tint. corresponding
20 that Of the satin. Then, instead OF
point ace, which is somewhat heavier
in texture, is used in app.lqued designs
all over the gown. llengtnwise inser-
tlons trim the front Of the skirt the
tsain is bordered with a deep edging
and the upper Pant OF the corsage is
entirely Of the lace.
Another departure from ccnvenJ.on
VIII be nctlcad in the cut OF the sleeve,
which reaches barely to the elbow, and
is partly OF lace and point d'esprit.
With this exquisite gown the bride
Wiz wear a veil of tug.e.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
CUT IN HoRsE-PLAY.

While engaged at hcrse-play with a
fnend last evening a man named
Douglass. employed at the Diamond
State lrcn Works. and living at No.
4C2 East Second street, cut an artery
in his regt wlist Dr. George w.
Quinn dressed the wound.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
DIRECEjaS REFLECTED

lftE ftlSl OfC1 OI lttEf I1flNIN-
sYLVANIA RAILROAD COMP AMY
CAST YESTERDAY.
The largest vote. representing 1908
105 shares, ever poiled in the history
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, was cast
in Philadelphia yesterday by the stock
ho-ders for the present board OF direc-
tors, consisting of Frank Thomson
Alexander M. Fox, Alexander Biddie
n. Parker. ShOrtridge William L. FL
kns. Alexander j. Cassatt, Clement A.
GIdscom, Benjamin b. Comegys Amos
R. Little, William H. Barnes, George
Wood. G. Stuart Patterson, Effingham
b. Momis.
The same vote was also cast for the
ratifcaticn Of the resOlution approved
bv the board Of directors providing fol
mobilization the trust created in 1875
for the purchase of securities of the
PennBLyania Company
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
RIrmnrNG nHREE MAGoNs.

William A. Reilly is buigding three
ice wagons for the new Wilmington ice
company, which is to commence opera
lions this seasen.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
GmHInNs NEW wHEE1.

Thomas CiIon. Wilmington's crack
bicycle rider, has decided to use a
Stearns wheel this season in aill the
races In which he VIII be booked. His
wheel is now on exhibation at the store
CT Ross & Son.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
DEATHS RnPoRTED.

The deaths repouted at the Board OF
Health office yesterday were: Jacob
Smcn, As years Of age. Of phthisis pull
monatis; Wickham Spear, Go years Of
age. Of cardiac metamorphosls; Mary
Palmer, aged 50 years. Of apoplexy;
George MiEer, 13 years, of meningitis.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
AKUSEMEEfS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

In presenting Fred. Irwin's Majestic
Bnriesquers al the Academy OF Music
this week, Manager Arthur has scored
a hit. The company is made up OF peo-
PIE who are Artists in their particular
clne. and not poor act appears upon
the biz, each turn being presented with
snap that is greatly appreciated by
the audience. Despite The stormy
weather Of .ast night, a good-sized
assemblage gathered at the the
atre and departed after the show uni
versally praising the program pre-
sented
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
AN ORDER FRoM PosroN

An order has been received by the
Dlanond State Iron Company for
ChuIchih patent rail joints for forty
miles CT track for the Boston Street
Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
W1I.L NnEET IN NnWARK

The twelfth annual convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of New Castle county will be held in
ohe First Presbyterian Church, New
ark, the ear.y part Of April.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
BOY SHOT wHTuE CUNNING.

Richard B. .Nag-lor, Is years old, son
<f c. Is. Nay.cr living NEAR Blachbird
had an arm badly Wounded by the ae-
cidentai discharge of a gun yesterday
Afternoon. He was CUNNING, and In THE
act of iahing the weapon out of the
poat when It exploded. dhe entire
charge of passing Through his arm be-
tween Tho wrist and e.bw. DR. B. y
Ferguson dressed the wound, and has
hope that he will be able to save the
arm.
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
PROM sCHUYLKmL WATER

John Brown, OF No 1904 Adams
street. IS III at his home. being threat
ened with typhoid fever. It is supposed
he contracted this fever in Philadel-
phia, where he is employed as super
Lntendent by the Standard Sewing Ma
chine Company
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
SARAH AND ELLEN rRYDOCKEr

Tne 5-hconer Sarah and El,en, which
ran ashore in the Delaware bay while
bound from New Orleans to Philadel-
phia, with a cargo Of mlo,asses, has
had her cargo discharged and has been
locked at CoOper's Point. Camden. The
damage is net 50 serious as at first
supposed
Evening journal., 1899-03-29
THREATENED WITH TYPHOID.

Roland Adkins. a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad. is IN at his
ihcme. No. 2O5 West street. being
threatened with typhoid feYen