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Evening journal., 1899-04-17
GLASS STRIKE SPREADING.
THE SITUATION AT BRlOGgTON
GROWS MORE SERIOUS.

THE STRIKERS ARE PREPARED TO
MEET BLOWERS FROM CAMDEN
COUNTY. AND 1T IS THOUGHT
WILL GIVE THEM A WARM RE
CEPTIoN.
Bridgeton, April 17-some excitement
prevailed here over exaggerated reports
that fifteen striking glass blowers, armed
with clubs and revolvers. had held up
Daniel Parker. of the firm Of Parker
Brothers,. glass manufacturers, late on
Friday night. Parker Brothers have just
signed the unions agreement, and Mr.
Parker was going on his wheel to the
works in the evening when he was
stopped by a gang Of striking patrolmen
who. as soon as they discovered who he
was. aDolOgzed
Another reported outrage was to the
effect that the house Of Silas Bachelor,
special watchman at the Cumberland
Glass Works. had been attacked and
stoned ON Friday night Several arrests
were made in this case on Saturday and
those arrested are held for a hearing to-
dav. They are Harry Ropp Benjamin
Bates. Jacob Hoffman. Thomas Clark
and George Miller. These incidents were
investigated by the officers Of the organ
lied glass workers Saturday, and strict
orders were given to prevent similar oc-
currences.
The window glass blowers decided not
to 20 to work to-day. nor any more In
| the Cumberland and More-Jonas works
so long as they attempt to run their bot
tie factories non-union. II is believed
that the Cohansey blowers In the tank
will work. for It is reported that at th'
meeting of the window men Saturday
night the question was undecided as tC
whether an the window glass blowers h
the town should come out unless th'
Cumberland and More-Jonas Companies
shall unionize their bottle works. Thes'
two manufacturers are still firm in thei
determination not to unionize theh
works. and viii let the window men 50
ont first. The strikers were paid satur
dav from their fund, each blower receN
inc IS per week In some families ther'
were as many as father and four SON
who were paid. There are twen'y-hV
% hollow ware blowers. 1t Is stated comlhl
today from Camden county to go
! work al the Cumberland works IN
strikers are prepared to meet them
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
BURIED BY KNIGHTS.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES OVER THE
BODY OF THE LATE E. A. VAN
TRUMP.
E. A. Van Trump, Who dropped dead
from his wheel on Friday, was buried in
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
this afternoon. st. Johns Commandery
Knights Templar, had charge Of the fu-
neral and its presence was quite impos-
Ing.
From the Van Trump home No. AZ
Broome street. the body was conveyed
to St. Johns p. e. Church, Of which the
deceased was a vestryman, and impress
sive sive services were held. They were
largely attended by relatives, friends and
business associates. In Difference to the
wishes Of the family there was a marked
omission of floral offerings.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY
JEWEBRY TAKEN FROM THE JACK
SON HOMIE IDENTIFIED IN PHILA-
DELPHIA

JEWELRY TAKEN FROM THE JACK
SON HOMIE IDENTIFIED IN PHILA-
DBLPHIA.
Chief Dolan and Detective Mcvey went
TO Philadelphia yesterday and identified
a watch. knife and several rings as pari
Of the articles stolen from the residence
OF Job IA. jackson, in this city.
The articles were found on two colored
men. Charles Manten and Victor Hauser.
who were arrested by the Philadelphia
detectives as having been the men who
robbed houses in Bryn Mawr and Ridley
Park.
Manteu answers the description Of the
man Mr. Jackson's coachman saw In the
yard on the night Of fne robbery. lie
asked il Mr.. Jackson was home, and the
police believe at that time man was in
the house ransacklng IT,
1t Is thought that after committing the
robbery here the men took "a r., w. & b.
railroad train for Philadelphia. A pocket
book stolen from the jackson residence
was found behind fruit stand at Front
and Market streets, but It's contents 50
in money had been removed.
Chief of Police Do,an went to Phla-
ldelphia this morning taking with him
a member Of the Jackson family and
Horace w. Causes coachman to ascer-
tain il they could identify two colorsd
men under arrest there as the men whC
were seen actinlg suspiclOusly about tht
Jackson and Cause houses the nieht THE
former was robbed.
Chief Dolan returned from Phuadel.
phia this morning and stated that the
men were not Identified by officer James
Shields nor Mr.. Causes coachman, both
Of whom accompanied him TO the city
Miss jackson. however Identified the
small knife found upon the men ana tn,
lady's watch which she said was IN,
property Of her sister. who Is at present
out Of town.
Chief Dolan stated that parties from
Haverford Brywn Mawr and Ridley Parl
were present at THE hearing this morn
ing and although not being able to lden
tify the men, the former two recognize,
several articles that had been stolen re
Gently from their residences. Although
| large quantity of stun had been stolei
from Ridley Park, none was Identified
1t is not probable that the men will bl
brought here. as several counties O.
| Pennsylvania have claims against TN
men. though Chief Dolan has forwarde
"A retainer for them as soon as their cas-
is disposed Of In Philadelphia lie say
that Mantell is a shrewd colorod ma
and that both he and Houscr are "wcd
ding robbers
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
nAsrrR MUSIC RpPEATED.

The repetition of the Easter music
at st. Mary's Church. drew a large con-
gregaticn at the 1890 a. m. mass yes
terday The honors this year, IL seems,
belong to st. Mary's for rendering the
best music at Easter, although the
other churches produced unusually fine
programs. All the singers acquitted
themselves finely, especially Miss Eliza
beth Sohwab ait the offertcgy Chm sing
ing lMllard's Ave Maria" Rev
Father Mealey was the ce.dhrant OF tht
mass and preached a mastery sermon
on "The Life Work OF Our Saviour
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
BODY TAKEN TO CHESTER.

THOMAS f. NIALONEY BURIED IN
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY THIS
MORNING.
John j. Malloy, 25 years old, son Of the
late William and Mary Malloy, was bur
led this morning at St. Michaels Gene
terry. Chester. His relatives and friends
gathered at No. 17lS Scott street, and ac-
companied the body to ST. Anne S
Church. where high mass was said
Cathedral Cemetery to-day became the
repository of all that was mortal Of
Thomas f. Maloney, % years old son OF
Mrs. Hannah A. and the late Patrick
Maloney. High mass was said at ST.
Paul's r. c. Church.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
AN INHUMAN FATHER.
His Children Taken From
Him BY the Court.
THE MAN FINED $40 AND COSTS

THE S. +. c. c. WILL PROVIDE
HOMES FOR THE CHILDREN.
OTHER CASES HEARD BY THE
JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT
THIS MORNING.
The five small children Of John March
lekski, the Pole. who was arrested on
Thursday night last, We're taken from
his care by Judge Ball this morning and
The man fined $40 and costs for dlsorderly
conduct
The case was touching one TO all who
heard il. Marchlewski was arrested on
Information of his little son. John, aged
y years, who came to the police station
on Thursday and stated that his father
had beaten him and refused him admls-
sion to the house.
The little fellow. with tears in his eyes,
told "a pitiful story in court this morn
ing. He said that his mother had been
| dead eleven months. and that he took
care OF his little sisters and bro
thers, cooking. washing and keeping their
home in order. His father, the little Tel.
low said. frequently came home drunk
and beat him. and he would be afraid tc
80 home when his father was released
from custody.
Willard Hall Porter. representing the
S. p c. c.. prosecuted the case. and
stated to the court that he could provide
homes for the little ones. and they were
| committed to the custody Of Agen
/ Frant Stout. The eldest child. a it'll,
girl, had been removed from home som,
time ago. and given in charge of an el
derly woman. who is much attached {,
her.
Fannie Woods and Mary Durham ap.
peared before Judge Ball on a charge Oh
dsorderly conduct and were each fine,
s. and costs.
The woman were arrested on FRIDAY
night last by Officers Lyons and David
son At No. lis Justison street on lnforma
tion from the Durham woman's husban,
that she and Mrs. Woods were bol
drunk in his house and he could do moth
ing with them. When the officers ar
rived at the house a crowd OF som,
twenty-five to thirty people were collect
ed on the sidewalk listening to the dis
turbance inside.
When the officers entered the hous
both women used foul and abusive Ian
guage. and they We're taken to the Cit.
Hall and locked up. A charge of cruelt!
to children was also brought against TIA
women but mt the suggestion of Mr.. Por
ter. representing the S. p. G.. c.. It wa
held up. He also asked the court TO i'm
pose a light fine on the women. as OWN
to their large families a heavy sentenc
would work a hardship upon them. Bot
women took the pledge before Judge Ba
after the close of court.
John Gillespie charged with bein
81 drunk, was fined 81 and costs jaime
5 August. charged with receiving stole
goods. knowing them TO be stolen. wa
dismissed.
At yesterdays session Of court CharlC
; Roblnett. Marshall Pierce and Joh
b LAWN were each fined 81 and costs f'
70 drunkenness. LAWN took the pledge &,
% a year this morning.
| Annie Mullgan, drunk was dlsmisse
e The case of Angelo Rattel. arrested Sa
urday night for fighting In the sire
with Conductor Timms, Of the Whining
% ton and New Castle Electric Compan
e was continued until Wednesday at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
ONE CENT.
COASTAL TOPOGRAPHY.
CARTIER, OF FEHILA-
DELPHIA, SAYS DELAWARE BAY
Is A SUBMERGED VALLEY.

ID n n0DNAALAN0I4b NtAA4AAlLls
Professor Oscar c. S. Carter, CT the
Central High School, of Philadelphia,
gave an Illustrated talk before the En-
gineers' Club, of that city. on
Saturday evening. ON Coastal
Topography" The subject was
treated in manner quite NEW TO
THE older members OF the club and IL
lustratod 10y photographs OF various
portions cf the coast llne OF North
America bordering on the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans
Coming down TO the coast OF New
Jersey, a series OF slides showed where
land was belng made and where the
sea was cutting II away. This coast
also was shown 10 be sinking. He re-
garded Delaware bay as a submerged
valley, once high enough to be above
the ocean, with the river running
through it In hike manner the sinking
OF the coast had produced the Chesa-
pealSe bay. Paml.co Sound and tho IA.
goons that are found along THE coast
from Norfolk to FLORIDA, making a
chain cf sounds which could be used
fer navigation with a few short pert.
ages.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Walter H. Hayes was In Philodel-
phla to-day.
Public schools are rehearsing Memoir
ial Day programs.
A temperance conference at Hockes-
sin yesterday was addressed by Mary
Heald Way, Horace Dlworth and others.
THE Department Of Elections trans
ferred l5l voters last week.
Miss Laura Smith. daughter OF Acie
Smith. OF New Castle. died last night or
consumption after a lingering illness.
Register Of wills Crossan has granted
letters testamentary on the estate OF
Elizabeth C.. Carpenter TO +. Leslie Car
penter.
Court Stenographer Hardesty VIII
this week issue the advance sheets OF
the Delaware Reports.
John Savers will run tine Henlopen
House. az Rchoboth. this season.
THE Phoenix ambulance last evening
removed Adde Rochester. who was serl-
ously in from No. l226 West Fourth
street to No. 226 Scar!es street
Lawrence Litty was admisted 70 The
United States army at the local recruit
ing office this morning.
AT the New-Century Club. Monday
! evening April p, General O. o. Howard
! cf New York. Is TO be one or the speak
ers at the rally for young men, 20 pc
given under lne auspices ul tlte A3-i7
| Mems Christian Association.
The members OF the Wilmington BIZ
cycle club will meet tonight for INC
purpose OF selecting a site for the new
clubhouse
-Epworth NJ. Z. Church choir repeated
/ IT'S Easter music last night
| Delaware bay fishermen report iha'
ssad are becoming plentiful.
Rev. l.. w. Batten has started a
young mems Billie class at ST. Andrew I
| Church with about twenty-five memoei =
Delaware Lodge, Shield or Honor WI
lrlvc a cmokcr this evening.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
.RrsrNr lille CHARGES.

ll.ycal merchants complain of the ac-
tiun Of the New York claarinlg h1mse in
imposing a charge of ten cents on
every chsck drawn. in payment TO the
Now York who,esalers, ty merchants
OF outside cilies who have dealings
with them. The wholesale houses OF
New York are notifying .uhe local Nor
chants Of the charges on checks. and
request the inclusion Of the charge in
remittances made to THEM,
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY residence for remit will
rent for the Summer my residence, "Hil
Tor Farm" in Red Lion hundred. House
furnished: sixteen rooms; six thousand
gallon-tanlS Of spring water: stabling for
seven horses; box stalls room for eight
carriages; coachman's bedroom in tower
house; one-hah mile from ReyDold sta
tlon. Inquire Of LEVI c. BIRD.
FOR RENTING new dwelling, N. e.
corner Third and King streets. 10 rooms
and bath. Heated by hot water. All
modern Improvements. Suitable for
boarding house. Apply
NJ. GRADY, 800 King street.
FOR RENT.-Store No. 7l6 Walnut
street. Old-established stand for tin roof
ing and heater business. Apply at No
f24 Markc, street.
FOR RENTAL or part Of the large
hve-story building corner Fourth and Or
ange streets. Apply to RI. F. DURE,
900 West street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
BnRIE coNrERENcB CLOSED.

The session Of the Wilmington Bible
Union o,Oscd on Saturday night, being
largely attended, W. L. PettinlglE
spoke az the afternoon session on is
Jesus Coming?' In the evening able
drscourses were made by Rev. William
|J. Erdman on "lsrae. and the Glory Of
God" aud Rev. Charles E. Hurlburt
ca Another Comforter. Yesterday
Afternoon Rev w. l.. Knight spoke on
"T.5e Needs OF China" to Those cf the
union who we're present at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Hail.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
WORK AT PUsEY AND JONES.

At the Pusey and Jones' works al
existing sh.pyard contracts are being
pushed rapidly coward completion. The
ferr5bcat II. NJ. Stanley is under the
shears receiving bcllers and machin-
cry. The two steam yachts are In
frame and ahs largest nearly plated.
The laghahcuse tender Zizanla is at the
wharf receiving extensive repairs, viz,
ROW tenders, both fore and aft, and
lucy gangways, forward rails and
chocks, and new swing gaf to mast
The Steamboat Thomas clyde ds also
undergoing repairs.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
ERoM orr THE CAPEs.

RcpresentatlVCs K-Ibert NJ. Burns
and James Hltdhen, County Treasurer
Horace G. Rettew and Joseph Wiggles-
worth, who have been spending severa.
days with the pllOts on their boat of
the capes, returned hcme ON Saturday
night. They report that thsy expert.
eneed mcst delightful time. On Sat
urday the steam plot boat Philaial-
phia viii he sent to Philadelphia to be
overhau.ed, and the Edmunds will take
her Face.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
rRrsnN AND QUARRY.

To-mCIrow the trustees Of the New
Castle county workhouse Will go to
Newark, n. j. IL is tlhadr purpose to
inspect the county prison, which has
n stone-pile attached to it, and which
is reported to be a success. The COM
missloners are not especially favorable
TO going into a quarry scheme, as there
have been so many failures along that
lime
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
TOO BUSY TO EXHIBIT.

Wilhelm Burgenmeister, who has been
interviewing Wilmington manufacturers
about sending exhibits to the Philadel-
phia Exposition, to be held next Septem-
her saws that the manufacturers declare
t,ev are so busy that IT may be impos-
sible to send the displays All the ma
cbincry and similar products are shipped
Immediately to their destination and the
firms have orders booked for months
ahead which will keep them busy.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
wHn KmnIED RAGLFY2

lhe gunboat Wilmington Is brought
TO public attention again by a con'tro-
versy which has been started as to the
direct cause of the death Of Ensign
.Pagley and thsmen on the torpedo boat
Wins,ow in the fight at Cardenas on
May II. Lieutenant Hutchinson Scott,
executive officer Cf the revenue cutter
Hudson. which participated in the ac-
tiun. writes that the she'll which struck
THE Wanslow and killed Bagley and the
Cthers was not fired by the Spanish
battery, but was fired from the UNIFIED
States gunboat Wilmington
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
,po,1 rROOPER DONAHOE.

General John P. Donahoe mas re-
ceiyed letter from his son. Edward
Id Donahoe, who enlisted IN the
limited States cavalry service. He is
a member of Troop II. First Cavalry
and saws that he is wen pleased with
Hhe surroundings at Fort Meade, South
Dakota.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
.ERoM ACROSS THE SEA.

Division Freight Agent c. E. King
ston. of the p, w. & B. railroad, has
received from Louis De Young, Of the
U. S. steamship Concord, a copy OF
"The Bounding BillOw." printed on
board the flagship Olympia, and a copy
of "FreedOm," a paper published in
Manila.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
cERrIFIFn COIINTY RILLs.

County Comptroller Kelley to-day
received from Secretary of State
Hughes certified copies Of all bills pass
led by the last General Assembly In ref.
erence to New Castle ccunty. He wiz
turn them over TO the Levy Court al
its next mcetinIg.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
NEGROES IATTACK HOUSE.

Armed negroes entered the residence
of Walter Biddle, near State Road re-
.cently The colored men were armed
with a hatchet and revolver and threat
ened the life of the Inmates IN any out
cry was made They were frightened
off, however. before anything wa!
taken. firing several shots while de
parting.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
~,,TIcEs.

NOTICE TO VOTERS.-The Office Of
the Department of Elections. 20. s West
Seventh street. will be open every day
from April 10 to April 80, inclusive. (Sun-
days excepted from TO . o'clock in the
afternoon, for the transfer of names Of
an persons who have changed their rcs-
dcnces since the last state election.
THOMAS G. DOUD.
CHARLES Il. THOMAS,
MARTIN +. FAIRY,
Department of Elections.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
CONSIDERED AN HMPosroR.

A young man dressed I'm an ensign's
TN EoIm. giving his name as Jacob A.
James, arrived in this city On Satur-
day about neon. He said he was from
Che cruiser Raleigh, but at that time
the Raleigh was making her way to
New York The young man was enc
-tay too soon.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
~ = r. II. CONVENTION.

Several Wilmington people will take
part IN the program to be rendered at the
twelfth annual convention Of the w. c.
r. L., which is to be held in the First
Presbyterian Church, at Newark, next
Friday. Among them will be Mrs. A. II.
Nfatlack Mrs. NJ. J. Darlington, Mrs
Neal Comfy Mrs. J. r. Milligan' Mrs H.
w. Emerson, Mrs. e. Elma Pyle, Miss
Carrie NJ. Hance. Mrs. z. c. Marks Mrs
NJ. e. Mace. Mrs. Margaret II. Kent
Mrs. Annie H. Irwin and Miss Helen Nc
Caulley.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
LNnr YET rIIEn

Up TO rIoon to-day the petiticn tor a
writ OF mandamius against the Depart
ment Cf ElecticnB had not Eeen filed
.Vr.h PrCthoIollgy Wooloy by Ar
temas Smith Shortly after ] O'Clock
this afternoon Mr.. Smith said that the
peitlon would not be fled before We'd
nesday
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
DEATu OF WILLIAM p. sAXToN.

I|I4-N T IT Vt " II'I'I-1.'I 7 : '7E'-' ~
William =. Saxton, living at No. 2lO
East Tenth street. died yesterday morn
ing, after "a lingering Illness. Mr.. Saxton
leaves wife Mrs. Emma Saxton, who
IS the well-known organist Of Epworth
NJ. f. Church. Funeral services will be
held at his late residence tomorrow
evening at o'clock and interment will
be made al Camden, Del, on Wednesday
morning.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
EMrdoYrs cIlANaEp AROuNp.

Several changes have been made Ito
,ha office compartments cf the en-
plcyts OF the Harlan and Hol.inGs-
worth Company. Lieutenant ID. w. ID.
D.mmo,lS is now occupying the rc-m
recently occupied by James a. Taylor,
ana Mr. TaycCr has been moved to- the
third nocor. S. X. Smith, who Oocu-
pied the room that Mr.. Taylor ncw
has is now quartered IN the Old order
department.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
INv1rArIoNs IssURp.

Invitations have been issued by the
public and private school teachers
committees to attend a lecture to-mor-
row night at the New-C Century Club by
Miss Dora Keen, Of Philadelphia. Sub
jsct ''nhe Value and Need of an Edu-
cation Society IN a Community"
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
TO RENnOVE TRFEs.

Action toward compelling property
owners to- remove North Carolina pop
lar trees from I'M front Of residences
may be taken by the Street and Sewer
Department. The objection against the
trees Is that they uproCt the side
walks and damage sewers.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
REGARDING CLIFTON FORTUNE.

In reply to a letter of United States
Marshal John Cannon Short relative TO
the AGA Cl.'fton fortune of $4,000, coo,
now awaiting claimants In the Bank
az England. J. B. Prettyman, OF Farm
irgton, writes as follows: Cows a
good ways off wear long h-rns, and
will continue to do so until the end"
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
REcroR GErz REsIGNs.

Rev. Henry S. Getz, who was at one
time rector Of ST. Peters p f. Church
at Smyrna, has resigned his rectorship
Of the Church OF the Holy Apostle,
Twenty-hrst and Christian streets. and
the Memorial Chapel Of the Holy Com
munion, Twenty-seventh and Wharton
streets. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
III 1owrRs ON BROrHERls GRAvE.

A number of Red Men, lmlnedlale
friends of the late Past Great Sachem
T.. Atwood Zebley, Of the Great Coun-
eli Of Delaware. repaired to the Wal
mington and Brandyw'lne Cemetery
Yesterday and deposited upon his grave
a beautiful bunch of lilies, filled WIFI
sprigs Of forget-me-nots. 1t was
tribute to his memory on the frst an
niversary OF his burial.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.

Severa, Wilmington members OF the
Society Of Friends attended the yearly
meeting Of that body in Phiiadelphia
yesterday I'm all the meeting houses the
services were largely attended and aa-
dresses were made by prominent mem
bors.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
NIL HAND poWN pEclgoNs.

A session OF qhe Supreme Court will
be hs.d at Dover tomorrow. IL is ex-
raeted that some decisions Win be
handed down i'm cases argued during
the past yearl Chief Justike Lore
stated this mcrning that THE session
wCu'd only last a day.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
pRAKEMAN CRUSHED 10 DEATH.

BRAKEMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Brakeman Frank +. Ryan, Of this city,
was crushed to death at Thurlow early
yesterday morning. He was sent with u
p, W. & 3. shifting crew to drill some
cars there. In the dark the engine ran
on the siding to pick up some cars, while
Conductor Thomas 0. Fray and Brake
man Ryan stood on the rear platform.
Ryan did not see the cars as the engine
approached them and was caught as
they came together. Conductor Fray
Jumped. thereby saving himself. Ryan's
body was taken to Chester, where the
coroner will hold an inquest. widow
and five children survive him. Mrs. Ryan
and three of THE children have been sick
lately and under a physicians care.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17

I.OsT.-Pocketbook containing 81 and
valuable papers, In going from 23S Broome
street. Wilmington, to Brandywine
Springs. and returning by road leading
to Ferris Reform School Finder will be
rewarded IL left at 2SS Broome street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
CONFIRMED THHRTY-TWO PER
SONS

Bishcp Coleman preached at St
Jchn's Church yesterday mornlnlg and
confirmed a class Of thirty-twO per
sons. He referred fee,inlgLy to the death
OF +. A. Van Trump. one CT the vestry
Of the church
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
CAlRs GOING SnIrrH

"a large number or refrigerator cars
being sent South for the purpose Of
transporting Southernl vegetables TO
Nctnern markets.
Evening journal., 1899-04-17
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
April Z, 1890
Pursuant to chapter 4, section 4, of the
Revised Code:
Proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned for printing the Journal Of the
House Of Representatives for the session
of 1899.
Proposals will be received up to p
o'clock, noon, May l. 1899
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BENJAMIN Z. SHEPPARD,
Clerk of House Of Representatives.
Henry Clay, Delaware.