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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
BUTCHERS AND GH0CERS
Must Not Open for Business on sun
daX Until april ID.

Chief of Police Cubbon issued q notice
yesterday forbiddins butcher shops and
grocery stores to be opened at all on
Sundays from now until April Is. The
order goes into effect Immediately and
tomorrow none OF this sort OF business
establishments Will 5e allowed 10 open.
The man who forgets 10 take a chunk -
meat home with him tonight VIII be com
PEELED TO practice along vegetarian lines
of diet until Monday. at least, This order
marks 5he end Of the warm season, when
there Will be no particular use Of open
ing meac shops or grocery stores on sun
6av
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
RATHBONE SISTERS SOCIAL
Give Their Chief a wedding Ami
NersarN Souvenir.

The oyster social given by the Rath-
bone Sisters at the knights of Pythias
Castle Hail at the corner Of Topeka and
Douglas avenues. last evening. was IN
every particular q success. The attend
ance OF Sisters and their friends vas up
10 expectations. and the oysters were pre-
pared and served in a way tempting and
satisfying 20 the appetite. At 7:5o O'Clock
the first section % the company repaired
20 the dining and banquet rooms and had
the good fortune 10 sit down 20 a supper
which the sisters designated as oysters
with celery and trimmings The eating
was not the only part Of the program
that was enjoyable.
After the supper the coiored mandolin
club played values and other music
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18

Minstrel Carnival. introducing large
and complete company ~ coioTed per-
formers singers. danc=rH and spec allies.
2iT Scott has succeeded n securing ths
pick - the colored profession. and VII
present a Performance entirely different
from any other coi5rr5 company 81
America. After the frsf par. or over
tlre (which e fs3d 20 ~ ths most siab-
crate and expensive 6rst part ever pre-
scented By a minstrel c9upa1yl. comes
the oilo. 81 when tae high class special
tee are introduced. Arthur MARVEL. fHs
Torl1f1 greatest coi5re9 trick bi~r-ifrt.
SAID % he The most wonferfli - ere sre-
ar Clarence P0zsg. jane Whi-e srd
Billy Miller the kings p msusfrel
COMEDIANS. TTa16trr1n Breshers the
gres Test living e1leret acratsasa. ths fgr~at
Trio Eltchle ver Vain anf Goodman.
refined exp1neaaa - ugeieaI comedy.
AID dozen others q equal merit e. 20
make ~ the moaf angrr-tes csiere5
company ever oFzan,zsG % t-sysl
ne '-Tzo Bar-fea AfeH~ -sra.aay 50
pared before else fe5t1gsfs zf -
Davidson Iaat Hixht g a falF au.seeep.
e7nrl1eFirF ths weathrr I'D seassr -
east iaeiBsed sass god fe as go
ecn1a<ig arsd9csd vas fay srte
Clever s1srclaltea we're 3ntrasafe- srns
ths -ersorrua1os IRE zastaal fsetara
was cseTer an6 nerlfe8 nsso asF.asse- -
Fort sr1's Dairy Nas5t1r &crs 80
I've sss-rse1 Me- w - - 80
C-s~frra fhaatae ThaskfEsslsg Elssinss
ana n3zht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
REMOVAL OF SHOPS
UnverigfIeld Reports That III. and l..
shops viii Come to Wichita.

There was measre report on the
streets last night to the effect that the
Santa F'e Railway company was TO re-
move the terminal shops and facilities
from Hutchinson TO Wichita some time
after the first Of the year. No one here
puts credence in the report and will not
believe such a report until they are
shown some better proof than they are
able to secure at this time. It is known
that the Santa Fe would like to favor
Wichita in some such way as this, but
whether or not it would be possible is not
yet known.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
A THOUSAND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture of Annie
Z. Springer. of 1125 Howard street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, when she found that DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely" cured her Of a hacking
cough that had for years made
life a burden. All other remedies
and doctors could give her no
help, but she says of this Royal
Cure; 1T soon removed the pain in my
chest and I can now sleep soundly, some
thing 1 can scarcely remember doing he
fore. 1 feel like sounding it's praises
throughout the universe" So will eya-y
one who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs. Price 5Oc and 800. Trial bottles
free at G. Behring's drug store; every
bottle guaranteed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There viii be meeting of Y. L. NJ. L.
of the First Presbyterian church this
afternoon at $50 at the church. Very
important.
All persons on the East Side. interested
in the Chautauqua course are invited 10
meet at the home OF Rev. J. A. Law
renee, 231 Wabash avenue. this evening
circle will be organized # enough so
desire to make it interesting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
GRAIN-0 BRINGS RELIEF

20 The coffee drinker. Co1ee drinking IS
i hShit that * universally sn6uzge5 n and
almost as universally -nfurtoSs- Have
yo1 tried G-a4n-O? Il < zlIcst Ike
coffee but the effects are Just ne oppo-
site Coffee upsets TIE stomach ruins
the digestion effects The hszrs ard dis
Tu-5s the whole nervous eysrsrn- GTaiu-o
tones up the stomach. aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves There = nothing
bus nouTishus1t n Grz5n-o Il cane -
n-bs-<sse e and ~ osr 1zskzxA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
GERMAN LUTHERAN FAIR
will Open At L p. IN. Today Ladies
VIII Serve Lunch

To-Day the fair VIII be open At O'Clock
p. M The ladies viii serve lunch All
afternoon and evening Various and pre-
cious articles VIII De on auction. Ad-
mission free 10 every Body. The ladies' re-
quest al the people 10 come and SET their
different articles. This : said to 5e one
OF the most successful fairs the Lutherzns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
For HOARSENESS

Geo. A. Pontins, Upper Sandusky, O.,
writes: Il have been using Foley's Honey
and Tar for sore throat and hoarseness
and find it is the best remedy I ever
tried. It stopped the cough Immediately
and relieved all soreness. Hooking Drug
Co. G. Gehring and Wells Miller, drug
gists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18

Yesterday in the probate court an in
ventory and appraisenent OF the personal
property Of the late William Black. for
merry farmer Of Grant township. was
made. The inventory showed that there
Is about $500 worth OF personal property.
Robert Emmars was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate left by Mr. Black.
who was considered wealthy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
AFRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause a horrible Burn, Scald.
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal, it. Cures Old Sores
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns
all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure ON
earth. Only Is cts. box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by G. Gehring, druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
HOW PREVENT A COLD

After exposure or when you feel a cold
coming on take dose of Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1t never fails and will prevent
Pneumonia or Consumption if taken in
time. Hooking Drug Co., G. Gehring and
Wells Miller, druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
tranger Who Mistook the Character


stranger Who Mistook the Character
of n Wichita Novelty.
A man from Newton was In the city
Thursday night, and he got on q little
jag. Walking up Main street he met two
women who wfnked at him. This made
him mad. Then he passed Musselman
Bros. electric sign with its appearing and
disappearing lights. 'Gol durn," sale
he, this is (hic) the toughest town I've
Chic been in for long time. Everybody's
wnikin' at me-" Then he started to shake
hands with the electric sign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
sale orShorthornsT od,v

Promptly at l o'clock today Mr.. W. H.
Ransom viii begin a public auction sale
Of some Of his thoroughbred Shorthorn
cattle. The sale viii take place az Riv-
erside stables, corner Of Waco and Doug
las.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
ANY0LD SORE

Cut, Bruise, or Sprain quickly healed
with Banner Salve, the greatest healing
remedy in the world. Csc. Hooking Drug
CO., G. Gehring and Wells Miller, drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
SIGN WlNKED AT HIM

have ever conducted In the city, and it
has been entertaining throughout
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18
MUSIC AND MA.
THE HUSTLER.


A very small crowd went out to see
'',The Hustler at the Crawford theater
last night The audience was small and
the performers got but little inspiration
or stimulus from the handful Of people.
A farce comedy of the kind OF THE
Hustler" depends upon the enthusiasm OF
a responsive audience for its success and
when the audience is not large enough to
be enthusiastic the jokes fall fat and
the show don't go. In the Hustler com
pany are some very clever people who did
some exceedingly pretty specialties. In
der favorable circumstances the company
would very probably give a satisfactory
performance but last night the success Of
it was Indifferent The male soprano. the
Dutch comedian Wenzel. and some OF the
ladies' in dances did really meritorious
work Next attraction, Mr.. Spencer in
Paul Kauvar. matinee and night per-
formances.
The era Of the French Revolution has
ever proved a fruitful source from which
dramatists can draw material for plays.
and it IS doubtful that stronger ard
more intense one has ever been written
than Paul Kauvar." the work OF that
Eell-knOEn dramatist. the late Steele
Mackaye. Il Is drama OF high crder
and almost classic 81 diaIoEue-it deals
with human nature and does not 20 be-
yond the bounds q possibilities even
probabilities Il simply tells a story OF
pathos its situations are highly drsmat-
&C. and 50 full Of heroisu. and 50 cieyeriy
sandwiched with legitimate humor that
II Is enhancing. from an historical view,
Il IS a sermon dealing with the curses %
al nations. anarchists and desDots.
grand revival Of this intense drama Il
being made b. that brilliant young dra-
matte actor. Mr. Z. r. Spencer. who j.
said 10 have given & a most ma Eni5cent
staging He has surrounded himself
with a company u the best known lsK.ti-
mate actors ~ this country. ed ~ thai
charming actress Mss Isabel Pengra.
who viii be seen fl the opposite role 70
1Tr. s9eacer. who appears a. Paul Kau-
var NJ John Lane. Mr.. John Milton
Geo. Morto. Mr.. Joseph Zahner. Miss
Helen North ana Miss Frames p Bzury
ara al members q this strong 0rgsnizs-
tion. Paul Kauvar~ XIII be seen AZ Ths
Crawford Grand On next SATURDAY u1sts-
aee and evening. The rsatisee vii he
gwen 81 popular prices. = ard &c
Next Monday evealnE A. The Crawford
theatre lovers q Charles Hovts pecEssag
naesho3 of producing me-rsnaeri wI.i have
an Opportunity II PASSING sudgnea; sPoa
what has beer hsrai6s1 - besnE t5ls
clever plzyrsEat's best and funniest zoFk-
The place l. entitled a Back sass3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-18

The attraction ~ IRE Crawford theatre
Tyesnesszy z1H - Oliver scoff's B,E
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
REVOLUTIONARY SONS RLgLT

COLONEL IlAMOTT PRESIDENT
AND HOWARD d. ROSS DELE
GATlE TO THE ,NlATICNlAG CON
GRESS.
AT the anRual mlds.Lng oi the Da.a-
ware Society, Sons III THE American
Rlavo-utlon, hls.d lastnrght in Hhe rocms
cf thls Delaware Historical S0oa.ety
THESE officers wNe eIauJed: President
Co1cnsl w. a. LaAljtt; v1ce-preJlisnn
Spottswooi Garlan1; secretary, NIaadlm
Baedenkcpf; treasurer, Guy e. Wells;
regrlsar, ID. Wsniall Hu.buud; chap
CaIln. REV. f. M. NIunson; ddlagate-at.
.lhrga to line National Congress, How
and d. Ross; beard CT managers, Calel
p. Jchlsrn, IL. B. jones, ChaIuls Bead
enkopf, f. r. Canswell, Haluy E
|Thomas.
This Enrual convention OF the na
ticnal society will be held IN Detroit
rslagaseIs from ths Deiawale society
will be chossn en- Friday evening
NIarch' 81.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
CHANDLER CASE DISMISSED

MAGISTRATE PRITCHIETrDECLD
THAT CHANDLER is NOT
GUILTY..
Undertaker james f. Chhndleh WAS
arraignRh before Magistrate Pritchett
last might, charged by Coroner Vande-
YER with trespassing ON THE county
morgue and removing the body of
Rlchand Greenfield. MIR. Chandier was
represented by HOWELL S. England.
Testimony sihowEd that one OF this
men employed at THE morgue helped
Mr. ChnadEer put the body into his
wagon. Claim was made by Chandler
THAT Deputy Coroner Giles told him
hs came after the body at O'CLOCK he
could have 1t. Giles denied this. The
case was dismissed, Magistrate Pn.tch-
ett saying 1t had not been proved that
Mr.. ChanhLer wEgfully treapassed ON
the premises.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
ONE CENT.
FOR GOOD ROADS

DELAWARE DIVISION. LEAGUE
OF AMERICAN WITHEELMEN. 10
TAKE A HAND IN LOCAL POLL
TgCs.
II is probable that hereafter the
League of American Whee.men. Della
ware division, will take an active part
In local politics in the interest Of good
roads.
The whee.men wlA not combine with
any particular political party. but will
advocate ami support men whom they
can depend upon to support a good
road movement.
Chief Consul Kirk has sent the fca-
lowing letter to each member OF the
Leaglue in this city.
Wheclmen as a body have Mong
enough stood alOOf from politics, and
feel that 1t is about time to get to-
gether and make a good clean fight, ir-
respective Of parity for what is GER
Nainiy due so large a body Of repre-
fsontatlve citizens as the wheelmen are
to-day, and the opportunity is here.
II wish TO enlist your hearty sup
port In the movement (erltirely unso-
licited and unsought) Of his friends to
have j. New.in Gawthrop appointed to
i.G the vacancy soon to occur in the
directors OF the Street and Sewer De-
raI,mert.
Mn Gawthrcp's long experience as
a member Of the Park Commission and
the Street and Sewer Commission, as
wen as years cf study both in this
| Mo- "a
fer the Office
He is a good man in general, a
good man lor the Place. He has made
study Of Municipal government. He
has had past experience. He Is a man
cf intelligence and honor, and in a re
cen. interview, he clearly expressed his
ifavor2ice position toward whee,men.
'Slri,e our road bill is defeated be-
caL1e cur blind Legislature cannot see
the way 10 good roads legislation, we
must become a LtLe selfish and our
main raoiect for this year (as a sub
altute fer the good roads that would
bcneilt ag) is TO start a system OF side
paths beginning with one between
Wilmington and New Castle.
/ Then We wart to erect l.. A. w.
sign boards In the many places where
they are much needed.
ITO accomplish these two greatly
desired works, we need the cash thai
initiation fees VIII bring US and We
nllst l1ok 10 cur members to secur,
this. Your officers are working hard
hut few mon olnnct do the work o.
every individual member"
lt is proposed for every league mem
Der to write to Mayor MoLear, advo
eating the aIpsintment Of Mr.. Cav
throp,
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
A DARK HORSE

NEW MAMIE TO BE PRESENTED
FOlRBAlRBER' s SPRIZEATiBICYCLE
CLUB FAIR.
The leading contestants for The pIize
offered by the Wilmington Bicy c!e
Club to the mcst popular barber ate
considerably worried over tht rumJr
that a dark horse is to he sprung at
the last moment.
The name most prominently men
TONED yesterday alfternO-n was that OF
Dsnnis Sharper. Cif Sixth and Shiplcy
streets, whose frdeds are eR5d 10 have
over 1900 votes held back, wIhioh viii
be SAINT i'n before the contest closes tc-
night.
Barber La Rowe is reported to re so
much worked up over this new candi,
date for the prize THAT ME has secured
a substitute t. work lin his place at his
shop to-day and will devote his entire
time in huistling for votes.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
WHERE CONFERENCE MEETS

ZION M. E. CHURCH, All CAM
BRlIDGE, HAS AN INTERESTING
HISTORY.
AN interesting HISTORY is conneobed
wgth Ziln M Z. Church. of Cambridge.
whsre thle Wilmington NJ E. Counter
enee will be held NEXT week.
The lot fer a chapel was purchased
on August 6, 1900, and the dhhpal,
known ais Zion Chapel, was completed
I'M 1905, at a cost Of something aver So
900. Cn March II. 1906, uhs dlAape.
wes Incorporated This building was
uaad urlTl 1896. when 1t was cold. ne
moved from the lct and used as a car
u.age shop.
Cn May &c, 1915, stdpli were taken
toward building a dhhrdh lin the pres
eut church Site THE church was fin
Ehed in 1916, and was dedicated on
August 10 Of tlhe same year by Bishop
James.
On April A. 1881. the trustees decided
to repair and enlarge the church lbulld-
inlg. THE work of remcdeglng THE
church was commenced on june 8. 1881,
anil The coTner-etone was -a.d oh July
3, 1881, by REV. ]. S. willis. The first
iio'or, cr lectune room. WAS dlalloatdd
by Rev. J. B. Mann On April l6. 1882.
The main audience room WAS dldcated
by Bishop e. G. Andrews and Dir. C. C.
McCabe rn November 49, The enltiua
cost of The improvements were S14,-
445.4S. In 1898 furHh1r umprovemenre
to THE ohurch were made
There are NOW no debts outstanding
either against the chaErSA or parsonage
REV. e. c. Macniithol It's pastor at pres
emit
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
LEGAL NEWS NOTES

AN enjoyable entertainment was
given last evening at st. Patrick's
school, On East Fourteenth street, in
honor of ST Patrick's Day.
The Delaware Iron Works, at New
Castle, are running in better shape
than fer several months. and the
wages Of scme Of the men have been
advanced.
-Elshcp Monaghan held st. Pat
rickis Day services yesterday at ST.
N.Paul's Church.
James c. McDonough, OF this city,
h; collecting for the Irish language
r min fer which the Irish World, OF
\ iew .ycrk, has opened its Columns.
"A carrier pigeon, with the name
"a ngene Priest, Wilmington, upon its
NJ .. and w. A. 12, 2,445 on a band upon
it.1 leg, dropped dead in the yard Of
C,,n lcilman zebley, No. 9l9 Orange
st' zee e. yesterday.
q round has been broken at Mar
shaTtc n for the new ST. Barnaba' s
Church
The Bayard Memorial Association
will mea to-day
Mrs Eretra Dalton was buried at
fQ o'crocsx to-day in Oad Centre Gene
teny. HotkA ssin.
Clarence Young is spending some
time at AHA utic City,
Mrs. sarabt George. OF No. 1912 Wesi
street. is>the e uest Of her nephew, Rev
lJohn Miller, al Roselle, n. J.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
TILE WIEArEnER.

New York Herald's Forecast.-In th'
Mld1le States and New England TO-
day, fair to partly cloudy, warm el
weather viii prevail, with light an
fresh sou..heastoly 20 northwesterl
winds, followed in this section by rain
On Sunday, PARTLY cloudy to cloudy,
warmer weather will prevail, with
lain. probably accompanied by local
thunder storms and fresh to brisk
.southU.y winds. shifting to southwest
e1ly. and followed in this section by
Gearing in the night
On Monday, PARTLY Cloudy to fair,
coo.er weather, preceded by rain on
the eastern COAST Of New England.
European steamers new sailing will
have variable winds, mostly easterly,
to the Banks.
Forecast for Saturday Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. increas-
ing cioudiness. probably rain in the af-
ternoon or night; fresh 10 brisk east to
south winds.
Delaware and Maryland, increasing
dloudiness, probably rain in the after
noon OF night; fresh east to south
lwind1
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
NY L,Yg N BR CHE,T,E

II. G. MORSE LOCKING FOR THE
TRAINER FRCFERTY FOR HIS
REEgDENCE.
IA dispatch 1rom Chester says; H. g.
Mcic., whlo is a1 tle head Of uhe uzw
shipyaId company being organiz5d IN
N-w York is lcoluug ait the ]. Newlin
TGslnar home, at TTalm5r, with THE in
tenIslcn Oh making hlas residenoe neal
Chsster.
The old standard Oh Wlrks which
wo.e dismantldd years ago, are spoken
.of ais tha location Oh the yard Some
OF Chosaer's wealthy man ane interest
ed inl The new ccmpany and will b.
tdsntlaed with rha manl3gamalt on thl
concern.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
HOSPITAL NnArNlAGpRs MEET

HOSPITAL MANAGERS MEET.
The regular monthly meeting of the
beard of managers of THE homeopathic
Hospital was held yesterday afternoon
and routine 'buls.insss trsuisacted. AT
this conlclusIon OF the meeting the man.
aglers were unified i'm THE wish to make
pcslulve dehial to the statement in
local paper last Sunday, THAT the pur-
chasels for the euchTe party were made
in Philadelphia, rather than I'M Will
mingtcn. The managers also Stated
that THE merchants were MOT solicited,
and nIe9dher was THE monay contributed
for PRIZES from amy merchialt, evsry-
purchase being made In Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
CITY COURT CASES
BUT FEW PRISONERS BEFORE
JUDGH BAaL TlHS MORNING.
RnANY FINE IMPOSED.

BUT FEW PRISONERS BEFORE
JUDGH BlAaI- TaiNS MORNING.
HEAVY FINE IMPOSED.
Notwithstanding the fact thaa yeatar-
day was st. Pasncls dizzy and tha5
Shamrock beer was flowing cOpiously
bu; four pg.soheis appearsd IN the dock
at Mullc.spl Couht this mourning
Eln Is II. Spahr, a rssractabre lookLng
,wE1te main, Ewing at No. 7O6 Bennct;
,ohual was charged by On.osr Munphy
,wlyA acting IA an Indecent mamner to-
lNard Mis- Ella Cuff. colored, OF No
700 Churoh uaust. The usstfmony
lfuAy boiue cre ahs dhNrga Made by THE
onlosr, amid Judgs Ball imposed uhe
fine set forth i'm THE law for sudh an or
1aape. $50 ami costs.
Wllllam Ziegltr and Cornelius Lyone
were Cndsavcr.ng TO get h0rEcoplc
WV az snIakos yesteiliay by THE use Of
lehamgc1k baer, and thls monning
Julga Ball fned TILE FORMER SO and costs,
ami thu iatacu 81 and costs for
durnk.nnkss. The case IN Laura Bar-
bar. ccrorsd, charged with dlsonderiy
conduct, wSs ooutlnued unldl Monday
mornr1g TO allow THE defendant time
to get wtlinlesses.
1En case aga.rtc Rlobert j. CrLw
charged with violating a city orJEhanoe
Relative ito dhe occupancy OF mahldet
sJn-ls. WAlch had besIn contEned e.nlaa
March 4, was dismissed at tha suIggas-
tsln Of MIR CahOln.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
To EXrrENp RLA1IIMAY.

f. II. Treat, Richard Loveioy, c. P.
Kirs, CT Philadelphia; Harry A. Rich
a.tson Of Dover; Peter J. Ford and
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., directors Of the
Wilmington and New Casg,e electric
railway drove over the proposed route
of the road from New Castle to Della
ware City yesterday 10 is expected
that the road will be built to Della
ware City in a short time and an ex-
.cursion resort provided somewhere on
the Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
A WEEK OF SERVICES.

A series clf evangeIllstic services will
belgih tomorrow evening I'M East lake
Church The speakers
fer the week will he as follows; Sum
day March 10, Rev. G. II. Trull, pas
tor; Monhay, March 20, Rev. T. AZ
MloCurdE, ID. D., Central Pres'byterian
church.; Tuesday, MARCH 81, Rev. F. G.
lAIerrllH, North Baptist Church; Wed-
nesday March %, Rev. G. II. Trull
pastor; Thursday, March 23 Rev. f.
C. Jennings, Hanover Presbyterian
Churdh; Sunday. March 26, Rev. G. Ill
Trull, pastor; Mouhay, March 27' Rev
W. M. Schhll, First Preabytenlan
Church; Tuesday, March %, Wednes-
day, MARCH %, Thursday, Manch 30
Fhlday, MaIrch 81, Rev. A. f. Waldo
Havre de Grace Presbyiterlan Church
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
OLD. Bun rREED ANp rRUE.

Take care Of the pennies; the dol,ars
will take care OF themselves. Teach
lhe children to be saving. Stop and
think how many doors, tables, chairs,
ETC., are at your home waiting for a
coat of BIyan's Prepared Paint. Quick
to dry. What a difference it makes in
furniture. wood work, etc. Makes
home cleaner, sweeter. prettier. Sample
cards, free, 107 West Eighth street.
Comes in convenient cans; 26 beautiful
shades.
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
rvANGpIIrsnnc lsnRvnnns.

The volunteers Of America will com
duoi evangel.s01c services I'm Calvary
.Baptlst Church this evening Ad-
dhelssas wi-l be made by 1iewtanant-
daic7 GaIdmer. on New York, and
CspBatn TIaslam. og Baltimore. Their
subjdot will be "Slums OF New York
anil Baltim-ire.'
Evening journal., 1899-03-18
EXrnNDS THANKS.

Mrs. Mary McGTlTin. of No. 7OS Tat
nall street, extends her thanlds tJ thIe
Shields library Association for its
kindly expressions of sympathy COM
tanned I'M the resolutions sent ito her
by the Organization after THE DEATH of
her husband, Thomas AldGGllin.