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Evening journal., 1899-06-17
NEW TABLE LINEN. 4,
What the sales of the Early New Year
win Display 10 the
Buyer.

Plain white linen. embroidered only
IN white, is the character of all the best
new tea cloths and center pieces,
though white lace has not lost one whit
of its popularity. From the inexpen-
Eive renaissance to the most exquisite
duchess and rose point dinner tables
are resplendent, and some of the point
lace center pieces are splendid enough
TO serve as The bridal handkerchief for
royal princesses. They are rather
small. and the lace is set fiat on a round
or scalloped center of finest French
batiste that is embroidered in wreath
of white flowers.
In consequence Of this lavish use Of
lace. nearly all the most informal
dinners of the past spring and
autumn have been served on bare
boards. The lace center piece, ac-
companied by plate, decanter and can
delabra doilies, is laid on the brilliantly
polished naked mahogany or dull black
oak in order to achieve the best effect,
and show Just how beautiful your lace
set is. The same scheme is followed
where the board is ornamented with a
set of Mexican drawn work. and,
though the rule is all for white, some
women gild refined gold by embroidery,
in colored floss, sprays and bouquets,
both on renaissance lace and on drawn
work. The consequence is brilliant,
certainly, but scarcely so refined in APP
pearance as the pure white.
Luncheons, suppers and midday
breakfasts are now so universally served
on the boards, with doilies only, that
/ the handsomast damask tablecloths are
looking for jobs on bargain counters,
and the smartest little breakfast cloth
one can use, informally and en- famiIle,
is a large square Of hemstitched linen
that is damasked all over, but not in
figures, and then richly wrought in
white Swiss embroidery.
Great attentionis given TO the designs
4 done I'm this new needleworl1 1t would
require too much space to describe the
Jacobean. Egyptian and Henri DeauS
\ patterns that are stamped on these
squares for working, and that emanate
from able artists in London and Paris
Quite as highly esteemed as the beauti
full Mexican drawn work is that which
comes from Russia. tits different from
/ the Mexican, being done in heavy home
woven iizen in the natural or half
bleached tints Of the fax.
From Russia is brought over also thI
almost forgotten art of doing cut work
The patterns on the handsome liner
squares are first embroidered and theI
cut out until the finished piece resem
bles sort of superb lace. With al
these articles the owners initials ar
/, worked in one corner of the marrow
/ hem.-Chicago Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
-ADDrcKs MEANS 1T.

]. Edward Addicks is always Crank,
ard that frana1ness. often m.sleads those
who are opposing his political prefer
Sims. This is a copy Of telegram
which ne sent to President Mckinley
on June 70:
The Delaware newspapers puOAsh
Ht Is stated by authorlty) that VIII
liam Michael Byrne win be appointed
limited States district attorney for De-
aware this week This would be against
the recommanldation OF De.aware's only
congressman. This action ~ your sub
oatlinates. contrary to an presidents
means the loss Of Delaware to the
Republican party at the next preslden-
tial election, and The e.eclion at that
time OF Democratic presidential cleo
fcrs. two Democratic United States san-
ators and a Democratic congressman. Is
Il not time that the recognition OF thi
boltng minority faction OF the Re
pid'blicans tf Delaware should cease?
Those who do not know the man viii
feel inclined to ask Does ne mean it;
and can he do h?" Those who know
him viii answer in the affirmative
Between now and this next general
election there viii be much to estranet
and little to concillate the two Repub-
lican parties. "A constant source Of irri
taiion will be the Federal patronage
Then we shall SEE the two parties fight
ing for recognition in the at-,i5aal con.
venEon. Rival delegations viii b'
sent. That Of the Regular RepubM
can party wlll be for Mckinley T'haN
of the Union Republican party will b
against him 1t being a foregone con,
clusi1n that Mckinley viii be the mex
Republican presidential nominee II fol
lows that his friends viii coRtrol TN
national convention. This means tha
the Delaware contest will be settled b.
the Regular Republican delegation he
ing seated and the Union Republican
ds.egatlon being thrown out. This wi,
open the cid ssre and Then the Un'ol
Republicans will net only go gunaim
fer the Mckinley presidential electou
in Delaware. but a.so for eyeryth ID
else bearing the stamp OF Regular Re
publicanism. Should Mr.. Addlci1s de
eide to fight the presidential nom.ree
however, ct is a serious question .A.scs
mnny members VI his parity VIII fol
lew his lead,
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Adjutant-Gereral Garlstt j. Hart is
sued orders last n.ght 4or Governs
lunleE granting perm -ssi0n 20 the
Firsi RsgimenI Pennsylvania Division,
United Boys Brigade. to encamp mJg
ARMED and equipped al Brandyw.n.a
Springs from July / to 8, inclusive.
4EMa are several regiments OF the
Boys Brigade in Pennsylvania. Th9
First Regiment has had BrandywiIe
Springs under contemplation, as it was
iregarded as an idea. site.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

supreme Court Justice Fursman Of
New York, imposed on George Bea1re-
gard barrow. the principal in the alb
ductrn Of little Marion Clark. SEN
tence wAich meets with general ap-
proval. He gave him the extreme psn-
atty Of the law, nearly fifteen years.
Bella Andei son, the nurse girl who
turned states evidence and threw her
sen on the mercy OF the court was een-
tenced to four years Imprisonment.
This was q liberal act on the part OF
the court, even considering the useful
ness OF ,he sirl to the prosecution. Mrs.
Harrow IS yet ta be tried. The fact
tha. the jury in her husbands case
was olt int fifteen minutes bodies III
for her The prompt conviction and
severe punishment of these people viii
serve to project ohildhocu in an parts
Cf the United states. and the Nsm
York Officials are TO he congratulated
that they acted SO expeditiously and
effectively in the mattel
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
WOOD TYLER.

Chester, June l6.-M.ss Lizzie f. Ty-
ltr and Rev. Samrel IR. Wood wei e
married yesterday afternoon at the
North Chester Baptist Church. Tne
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joshua E. WiMs, pastor of the First
Eapdst Church West Clhest1ar. The
wedding march was played ty Mixes
Lida +. Melke9. The usIlers wsre
Harry Wood and Samuel Mahon. Tine
bride was principal Of the MoCay pub
ic sohocl this city while the groom.
who recently graduated from Grocer
Theological Seminary was pastor Of TIE
First Baptist Church at Magnolia, N. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood viii sail for Enig-
land, where the hI-neymoon win be
spent
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
NEWS OF HARTLEY.
a FEW HAPPENINGS GATHERED

A FEW HAPPENINGS GATHER ED
AROUND THAT JITrI.E Town.
Hartley. June 16.-Chiidren's Day SER
vices will be held next Sunday evening at
o'clock. A good program viii be REM
dered. All are cordially invited to be
present
Misses Mabel CLARK and Addie Davis
attended the festival given by the Jr. o..
T. A. NJ IN Marydel Hall.
Miss Emma Emerson As visiting Her
man Baxter.
Miss Clara Laferty of New York. is
spending some time with her sister. MIS-.
j. D. Clark.
Mrs. o. II. Nickerson visited her mo-
ther in Millington. last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hutchins have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter. Lola to John Archer, on
wednesday June p, at O'Clock in Hart
ley NJ. r. Church. Mr. Archer Is resi-
dent OF Newark, n. J.
Eiwood Artis and Lewis Honey, Of
Chester. are visiting friends in town.
VIII Cowen. who has been seriously ILL.,
rs now very much improved
Alonzo Baxter. Of Wilmington, visited
his family recently.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
NO ORDER YET

Chancellor Nicholson has not yet
rendered amy decision IN the case OF
the Atlas Cement Company and rs
share cf the assets of the George H.
Mccall Company. Harry Enmcns. the
solicitor for the company which was
cut cut OF ehe distribution because oi
hts faiiure 20 prove the olaiml is under
stood 10 have received a few reassur-
ing words from Chanceglcr Nicholson,
but whether the court viii go to the
.eneth Of making a redistribution to
let him and his client ont Of the hoe
dmg by llis lack OF diligence, IS Ques-
ti0n. iItt
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Central America is so quiescent' that
the people rf the northlands fear that
dry-rct has set in. There was a time.
not many years ago. when nearly evgry
month in The year witnessed a war or
a revolution. There was a small cloud
en- the horizon a few days ago, but II
has teen dIspelled by Costa Rico adj
vising our State Department that nh
war is impending between that country
ami Nicaragua.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
rcraHr UNDER DEWEY.

John Kyle. OF NO. 1904 Lancaster
avorue. returned home yesterday from
Fccto RICO fer a sh1rt stay Kyle was
an engineer ln the dispatch boat Pc
cria. and was with Dewey's fleet IN
the battle cf Manila, The Fan and
Winter wcre spent at Porto Rico, from
which place he arrived yesterday. A
number of friends gave him a royalwel-
come last night.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
RECEPTION TO DIR. COLLINS.

Dover, June 17.-Nearly 300 guests
attended the reception at the Whining
ton Conference Academy rendered the
principal Rev Vaughan S. C-lins, who
Is just closing his first year at the in
stitutionl
President William Salisbury and the
members of the faculty assisted Dr. and
Mrs Collins IN receiving, while Miss
.Cropsey and Miss Conl1ling had charge
of the musical program wlh.ch was eN-
ceAent, and included the instrumental
triumphs OF Chopin, Verdi and Rossint
Miss Cropsey Played Hungarian
rhapsody by request. The refreshments
were in charge Of the Hotel Richard
SON chefs, and were Dartaken of in a
beautifully-dNeco rom which Is
used by the art department
Dr. and Mrs Collins and several
other members OF the faculty left for
RclhObOth to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
HorFncKER,s posrrroN.


Congressman Honecber must by this
time rea.ize what a humillating POSI-
tion Presidsn5 MCKINLEY has placed
him 80, rct merely before the peopls
Of his native state, but also before the
enGre country. Perhaps no RepuA,i-
can representative has received such
treatment from any Republican ppssl-
dent President Mckinley has sar-
dious.y and designed,y ignored HIM.
de recognizes Colons Henry A. Du-
4crt as the real Republican leader m
Delaware and pays not the least heed
TO the wishes Of the only Repub lean
congressman frcm this state
Mr.. Hoiiecker has himself TO ttarg,
fer much Of this H. when the Rersllr
Republicans nominated him. for Csu-
eness and The linton Republicans en-
oorsed him tIherefor. BE haa RISEN
equal TO the occasion and dec'arsd lin.
SET a Republican ana MT facti-uls,
he would have placed himself i'm CON.
mandLng position But me failed L,
avail himself Of that opportunity. ant
1t Is now too late. His position DO o. a
home and abroad is a p.tiah,e one. p
e man TO be Republican cngwssma.
and to have a Republican presiaent Z
rore his very existence and dispense nj
favoIs CT patrcnage at III
suggestion % man who ha
no official standing whatever is wiz
cut parable. in the history OF the c-ur
Try.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
srRv1CEs AT ST PAar}s.

Two haptisms, the baptism CT the
Holy Ghost and water baptism VIII he
Dr. Murray's subjects at St. Paul M.
.E. Church to-mcrrcw morning and even
ing. The invitation given TO Rev. r.
b. Short by Baptist church has
caused that church 20 give the even NJ
subject prominence. A pedobaptist
-lay preach for them. hut must he r.
baptized before he can become pastor
and preach TO them.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. S. e. Hart and Miss Mary Wyatt
are visiting in Boston. Before their
return to Wilmington they will visit
Mystic, Comm, and other pIaces.
Mrs. Richard Patzowsl1y and family
are at Atlantic City for the Summer
Miss Li,iian IT, McClintocl1 and
Leonard w Darrell were married ON
Thursday evening by Rev. A. n. Kelg-
wins ID. d.. AT the home OF the bride S
parents, No. 1402 Jackson street.
Mrs. Ferris Giles attended the meet
tlrg If the Alumni Association OF THE
Chester Academy, in Chester, last even-
ing.
II. MI But.er is in Georgetown fcl
the beneflt OF his health,
Louis Berney, Of Baltimore. visited
former Wilmington Friends yesterday
Mrs Charles Phillips and Henry
Phillips. OF Georgetown, have been Wis
iting in the city.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
I.ENIFn M GnnnS

The grocery store Of Calvin A. Ew-
ing. No. 9Ol West Ninth street. was
.clcsed yesterday On a claim OF $50 due
Alexander J. Hart Execution was also
Issued on claim OF about 500 in favor
OF G. w lodge & Son. the latter writ
issuing from the prothono,ary's office.
lshar.n Tayior's deputies fund Ew-
Ir5'5 pace in the constab'e's posses
ls.cn. bni arrangements were made Tor
making a levy.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
BTpF7N1TR ARRFsTFD

Daniel Bubenzer, the well-known
coffee roaster. was arrested last night
aDout / o'clock on charge Of disOr-
derby conduct. Blibenzer has been par
italy demented since he was thrown
from his carriage some time ago. and
last NIGHT attracted a large crowd on
Market street early in the evening by
making his horse perf-rm in front OF
lthe Opera House.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
DEAFNESS CANNOT BIS CURED

IIIllI ~ - IANNUI ID IIKID
ny local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
lnere is only one way 20 cure deafness.
and that a hy constilutional ramedies.
Deafness o. caused by an innamed condi-
tion ol the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
cnian Tube. When this tube gets innam-
ca you nave "a rumDling sound or imper-
closed deafness is the result and unless
the Inflammation can be taken out and
til4s tube restored 20 its normal condi.
ton, hearing Will be destroyed forever
nine cases out on ten arc caused IN ea
tarrh, which Is nothing but an inaamee
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give Onc Hundred Dollars foi
any case Of Deafness tcauscd bv "a
tafrh) that cannot be cured bv Harris al.
tarrh Cure. send for circulars. free.
+. J. CHENEY q Co, Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
PrRF ATT BOWERS PEACH.

Bowers BsGchi Dell June 17.-FirC
.elrly yesterday morning destroyed the
.hrIc of David knight. a weI-knOwn
farmer living near Bowers Beach
much Of the contents CT his home ais
.tcirg consumed. Mr.. Knight was in
sured for only about $500, and the loss
Is severe.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
500 PaInlIng. MeMahon. s08 w. lLh.

The unanimity with which "Joe"
Baily's abdication is received by the
country must make ham feel due pride at
having at last merited the approval OF
his c5untrymen.-Philade North
American.
Don Carlos has grown so trlflng that
he doesn't even deserve the distinction of
being hung in efflgy. The old fat false
alarm has even lost the hang Of the pre-
tender business.-st. Louis Republic.
SO Vassar has decided that a. culinary
education isn't needed IN its curriculum
The girls believe that after a course al
uSuhAFhJady JadiH #, ,kJrhaveJ sh sim
Vassar they are eligible to wed men who
can afford to hire a cook.-Boston Globe
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
REMOv1NG CrID HJUsIEs.

IA number Of small houses on Front
street. between Walnut and Poplar, are
being torn down, to make room for
houses Of 1auga proportions. The build
ings were erected in 1855, and at that
time were considered nice sized houses.
Lately they have been inhabited by coll
ored people
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
N1rDGErOwN POST OFFICE ROB
BED

Bnrglars broke into the post Office at
M.id.oa0wn last night and robbed II
Cf small amount OF money. besides
d ling the mails They obtained en-
Us She second time That the place has
bosn robbed within the past year.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
LOOTED TH1E STORE.

Early yesterday morning thieves
brcke into the secondIhanded store of
Louis Sk-ut, Nc. 115 West Front street,
and stole piunder to the amount Of $3.50.
Entrance was effected by prying open
shmker of a window on the side OF
he ln8lding leading into a stable yard.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Dom Paul does not want war: but by
refusing Great Britain's demands he is
Ekely TO have it thruso upon him.
Should war he declared the Boers win
doubtless set up fight as game as il
will be hopeless. unless Germany
should interfere. a very remote ccn-
tingency OF all the men with whcm
Great Britain has had 70 deal in South
Africa, President Kruger is by far tas
most defiant, For csveral years he has
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Havemeyer's admissions have served
to revive The old issues OF free trade
and a tariff for revenue only. When
he so frankly declared before The In
austrial Commission at Washington
that high tariff fostered trusts. he
enunclated such good Democratic doc
trinc at such an opportune time that
the Democratic press and leaders could
MT afford to fail to take advantage CT
N.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
wIHL HNTTIATE TwENTY-FIvE.

Diamond Council, No. 8. Jr o. U. "A.
NJ, on Monday night will initiate TWEEN
ty-five candidates. The lodge is in the
most hcurishing condition II has been
for years AT present it is the largest
hodge In the state.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
Can Give

You as good bargains as any other in
Real Estate Of all kinds and can buy or
sell YOU bargains. can place Insurance in
the best companies. Can furnish Bonds
Of suretyship CT all classes in hrst-class
company. Stop in. viii give the best we
have.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Now if ex-senator Quay OF Pennsyl-
vania, will only admit that ne Is beaten
the agreement will be unanimcas. But
ne is a hard man to conv.nce.-New Y7rk
Mail and Express.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
ENIERTAlNED CLASS.

Miss Minnie ~ Levy, OF the High
School graduating class, entertained
her class mates at the home OF her par
enis, No. 1924 West Eighth street, on
wednesday evening last
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Evidently the upward movement in
wages is affecting everything in that line
except the wages Of sin. NO increase Is
reported in that quarter.-New York
Mail and Express.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

Who knows? Richard Croker may
yet secure a seat in the British Paria-
ment. That may be Tammalys idea
In purchasing the Lakes OF Kta'ney
and their environments.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
HANSCOM'S.

Hanscom's Perfumed Powdered
Lye, it disinfects sinks, cellars and
all musty, damp or unhealthy
places. This week. Sc can.
HgNSCnM'S Seventh and
i'"'00oh " Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
WORK en- TUG FHNasHED.

The tug Martha, which has been on
tha marine railway at the Pusey and
Jones Company having a new rudder
put in and being painted was run on
yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

STATEMENT OF THE ARTISANS
SAVINGS BANK FOR THE YEAR
ENDING APRIL 3O 1899:
DIR.
Cash on hand April 30. 1895. 3 A SIG 97
Received from deposltors. 2i5.5i2 22
interest and rents.................. 43573lg
Notes paid OF ...................... 6S.67935
Bonds and mortgages paid OF 25 900 O0
Loan stock marured and paid 47e9C0
Sale of stocks. 2I2S5s9
Total .'''''..'... ........... .......Si3l, $3.50
Paid depositors .............. .s1sse ei441
Loaned on bond and mortgage 62.447S1
Leaned on notes ................... "a 62OCO
Purchase of bonds ................ 21CO0OO
Purchase of stocks .............. 35lO25
Real estate (by foreclosure). )..... 3971s
Cash on hand April 3d. iS9a...... 4a,ssi.a
Total ........ ........... ..... slsl, ,s55.s9
Bank and Trust Co. stocks......s 57.Os1Os
Bonds and mortgages ............ 464,O42.23
Bills receivable ...... ............. 70 1881
Chester Creek r. r. Co bonds. 100000
Wilmington Conference Academy
Wilmington city Railway Co. '
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. arst
mortgage bonds .................. 14.e25.00
gold stock trust eertIacates'... 74ll25
gage gold bonds ................ 100000
Trust Fund -. -. 100000
gage gold bonds ................ s.75ooo
m mortgage sold bonds -. 4s25.Oo
Georgia Southern and FLORIDA
bonds -. ~. ...,...,......... 80. 4ssi p
bonds -. M -. -. tcaa5
Reading Co, and Philadelphia
gem general moTtsase gold bonds. 2si.25
iAtchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway Co. general mortgage
0ass co. s sinking fund gold bonds :. 100000
| City Water Co. OF East St. Louis
consolidated mortgage gold
Equitahie Illuminating Gas Light
Co OF Philadelphia bonds. ...... 100000
Wilmington city Electric Co.
nOnlS ss..ts.ssr~ .-s..ss.-ssss -i'VN.Nv
| Chattanooga Electric Railway
! Co. bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z,0Ju.uV
Atlantic Coast Electric r. r. Co. 49l2.5O
AsS9lsG4 adinstment i8PsSS bonds anu '' 4225oo
Bro6klvn Ferry 90. Of New York
LIST mortgage consolidated gold
/ Delaware Railroad co. stock. Is. 1920
/ Philadelphia Traction stock...... 29,le4S
| United Gas Improvement CO.
stocls ................. 4.176OO
Wilmington Coal Gas Co stock. 13.S96OO
| New York Central and Hudson
River r. R. CO. stock.......... 5,41250
lGlIinois central R. r.. Co. stock 516250
| penrsvl,aria. r. r. COS stock 22S3i 25
| snndrv stocks. etc ................ 667370
Banking House Corporatn stock 100000
Real estate ........ .........-..--. lls.33i8
Office furniture and fixtures .... 2.262s6
cash ON hand April 30 1S99...... AZ 6SiS1
Total ,0il. .1s9 s.
LIABILITIES.
e.,s,,,f,,s anil es5is-antee fund.-. 1871 1917
Undivided profits, less expenses 5,biL6
q-otal .Oii. 1885
CHARLES c. NlATCHEIT.
Treasurer.
JOSEPH M. NlATHER, Auditor.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
I'm A sIpEcnAnl nRIAMN.

General Superintendent Brooks, Su-
pwintendent Barnard and several other
p, w. & B. railroad officials, went
dow the elaware road this morning in
Mr.. Brooks special train.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
FxcIrRsnONIsTs FROM RIEADING

lAlbcut 600 bolt and nut-makers from
Reading came to this city this MORN
ing On the w. & N railroad and too
the steamer Twilight from Fourth
street to Washington Park. The ex-
cursionists Will return to this city on
taa steamer Brandyiwine and leave for
Reading about $50 o'clock. Last year
they picnicked ait She.lpOt Park
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

II is about time that the members
OF cur police force put a stop to the
burglarles in this city They have been
going on for months. and the offenders
Should be brought TO b-ok
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
MARHNEs FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Ab mt twenty recently enlisted ma
rines passed Through this city this
mlornln gon the II o'clock train fol
Washington. From there they expect
10 he sent to the philippines. They
left League Island this morning
Amone them was a Wilmington boy
John Swamlb. He was greeted at tn'
station by a number OF his FRIENDS.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

General Otis has discovered that
crushing the Flpinos ais neither an
easy nor a pleasant task. Their tao
tics are so irregular and their retreats
Il, rapidly followed by their reappear-
anoe that the work Of pac,foadon Is a
ncst tedious and trying enc.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

lb.ocked British pretensions, and held
the diplomatic corps OF the empire up
lts ridicu,e
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser
ion In this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
nal. communications should be written
IN one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17

No w.nder England warts rhe
Transvaal The output OF gold for
March was ss.5s4 .s66, or twice as a.ge
as It was for the correspond. .ng period
two years ago. Il IS rare British war
c.oud nowadays that has not a godai
lining.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
LIGHrSHIp HERr

The lightship zizania arrived at noon
to-day at the Pusey ana Jones Company
Tor repairs. She came up the creek un-
der her own steam.
Evening journal., 1899-06-17
COAL. MOOD I'D GRAlN.

II. T. Sergeant. Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone 545
b. " L. checks with cash purchases.