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Evening journal., 1899-01-17
NO CAUSE TO BLUSH.
Pretty Girl Was Rather Too Con-
ndent That She Deserved
Admiration.


She was a very pretty girl. and she
knew it, two things which were Ger
tainly all right. but she should not
have displayed her knowledge on that
particular point quite so plainly as
she did.
1t happened in Detroit street car
the other day. She climbed in down
at the square. accompanied friend
who was both older and palmer than
herself.
1t happened to be one Of the old
fashioned cars, with long seats run
ming along the sides, and right oppo-
site the girls sat a handsome gentle
man. with big. wide-open gray eyes, at
whom the pretty daDsel east sweet
~ simpering smirk as she sat down
and arranged herseH so that he could
sec just how pretty she was.
He did not smile, but he continued
20 stare, and at first she seemed to
think things were all right, but Be
fore long she began to squirm and
shift in her seat, and finally calculated
10 her friend in a tone that was au-
dible through the car: Really, dear,
it's dreadful the way that man over
there stares. It's all very well for O
man to admire you, but there really
are limits"
One or two Of the passengerssmoth'
cred their smiles and looked 10 see
how the man took IL. But he did not
seem TO hear-just continued TO stare
with the same steady, concentrated
gaze, and the passengers grew inter
ested.
The girl made one or two more re
marks and then suddenly the gentle
man sitting beside the offending ont
leaned over and said clearly; "PardoI
me, madam, but as you seem 10 be {
little put out with my friend wisl
TO explain that he is quite unaccount
able. because-he Is totally blind"
There was silence for a moment
while the young lady's bluslSes lit NJ
the car with lurid light, and then
amid Unsurpassed filters, she aros'
and got out without a word, followe'
by her giggling comrade.-Cevelan'
Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
POWER OF IMAGINATION.
Under Great Nervous ExcItement
Sometimes Produces Phys
fcal Frenzy.

The fact that the throes Of the i'm
aginf tion under great nervous excite
ment often produce a corresponding
physical frenzy was illustrated recent
ly in the case of a man who had gone 10
sleep with his artificial teeth in his
mouth. Waking suddenly with a chok-
ing sensation he found his teeth had
disappeared He looked In the glass OF
water where they were usually depos-
tied, did not see them there, and re.
allied that they must be Ear down his
throat. Choking and struggling, he
hammered on the door of friend sleep
ing in the house, who, seeing his crit
icai condition, vainly endeayored TO
draw the teeth out Of the sufferers
throat. He could feel the teeth, but had
not the strength TO eNtficate them
lie ran for a blacksmith, who lived
few doors away. but the blacksmith's
hand was too big TO put into the mans
mouth.
A doctor had been sent for, but he
was so long in coming that the victim
Of the accident seemed likely to die Of
cun0tAAlAA ntA0At AAN IAl NANAaA az -
rived. A little girl of ten years was
brought, under the impression that her
small hand might reach the obstacle
and withdraw II, but she got fright
ened and began TO cry The sufferer
became black in the face, his throat
swelled out, and his friends expected
every moment to be his last, when final
~ the doctor arrived. He heard the
history Of The case, saw the teeth were
not in the mans jaws nor in their
nightly receptacle. felt the throat and
chest OF the sufferer, and cast his eyes
seriously upon the floor. There he saw
the whole set Of teeth. lie adjusted
them in the jaws of the patient, told
him to breathe freely, and every symp-
tom disappeared.-PhiladelPhia Rec
ord
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
Mr.. SMITH MAKES DENIAL

HE SAYS THE ADMINISTRATION
WILL NOT INTERFERE IN THE
DELAWARE FIGHT.
Washington, Jan. 17.-POstmaster-
General Smith gave emphatic denial 20
a friend last evening cf the report
from Delaware attribuUng to him a
statement that the president was op-
posed to the election Of United States
senator from Delaware. Mr.. Smith
stated in positive terms that the con-
trary was true, and that while the
president and administration we're ex-
ceedingly anxious for a Republican 10
be elected, no interference would BE-
made in the present legislative dead-
lock.
Mr. Smith is said To have had nc
communication with the leaders OF
either side in the struggle, and doee
net intend interfering in any way.
He said that while the administra'
tion was mcst friendly to Senator
Gray, it would not be possible for him
to be elected in any event, as there
were a number Of free silver Demo
Gratis in the Legislature who could pre-
vent such an election being made.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
HoRN-BoRING INSECTS.
CaterpiIiars That PerfOrnte the Ant
lers OF Living Animals in
Africa ana India.


A curious fact which for many years
has proved bone of contention among
scientific men has just been decided.
Sport -en and naturnlists when hunt
ing Ice .ndia and Africa have from time
10 time had brought under their not'ce
the horns OF various species of deer a.a
buffalo which have been more or less
perforated by insects. Gu careful So
animation 1t was found that the little
creatures which tunneled and made
their home ia the hard fiber of the horn
were the caterpillars or larvae OF a
moth belonging 10 the same family as
the common and all too familiar
clothes moth.
Erom their diminutiye size the moths
belonging TO this family have received
the name of tlneidae; and IL has been
ol%eryed that they are all more OF less
given to making their homes in strange
places during the larval stage Of their
existence. The little larvae of our old
o1emy the clothes moth, for instance,
make for themselves protective cyl
inders out of the cloth they so greedily
cevour.
Sometimes these tubes present very
curious appearance, owing 10 their hay-
ing been enlarged as the Insect has
grown and different colored materials
used for the new portions of the old
case. The larvae of another branch OF
this family deck themselves out with
floral garments, the calyN of the flower
Of the common marjoram being very
popular dress, while others are of a
mining disposition, and love TO eNca-
Vnte elaborate tunnels in the leaves OF
the honeysuckle.
Strange as these habits appear. IL is
yet mora wonderful that a species Of
these soft-bodied insects should be ca
| rable of boring into 50 hard a substance
as the antlers of deer. During the 20
OF 50 years that these horn-deyouriug
! larvae have been under observation the
various stages of their existence have
been carefully noted, from the laying
OF the egg upon the horn by the mother
moth TO the final appearance Of her Off
spring as perfect male and femala in
sects.
The larvae, on emerging from the
egg, bore down into the horn, and when
they have eaten their al and are ready
for their chrysalis sleep they tunnel
up TO the surface, so that they may
have convenient exit by which 10
make their escape when the pupal sleeT
is over and they have become perfect
moths.
But, although so much Of their liz,
history was known, there still remained
ono uroblem unsolved. This knottl
question was that no one knew for Ger
tain whether these larvae attacked tn,
horns and antlers of the buffalo an,
ceer while the animals were alive o.
only after death After many years o
speculation and conflicting opinions. /
has at last been conclusively prove,
that these insects do infest the horn
cf living quadrupeds, for both the lar
vac and chrysalis have been taken fror
the horns within an hour OF the deaf
Of the animal to which they belonged
London World.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
TRIEO TO SELL HARNESS.

A COLORED MAN ARRESTED
WHILE TRYING TO DISPOSE OF
HARNESS SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN STOLEN.
Madison Rhison, colored, of this city
was arrested this morning by State
Detective Witsll and Patrol Sergeant
Howgate after ne had endeavOred to
dispose Of harness supposed to have
been stolen.
Raison entered the harness tore of
Samuel NJ. Keen, No. 1O2 East Second
street, this morning. carrying a full
set of harness and horse blanket in
a sack. He offered to sell the articles
90 Mr.. Keen and wanted $3.50 for
them. Mr. Keen, becoming suspicious,
hesitated and the negro said he would
come back at II o'clock for an an
swer He said the harness and ban.
lSet were given to him by his rather to
dicpose of.
After Raison had left the store MT
Keen notified the officers and Detec-
tive Witsil and Sergeant Howgate
were detailed on the case. HowgatC
noticed the negro standing on the cor
ner Of Second and King streets, bud
upon the officers approach Raison ran
up Second to Market and down that
thoroughfare, with the sergeant in
pursuit. Detective Witsil was down
near Second and Market streets and
noticing the fleeing colored man, gave
chase and caught him on Market stree
between Front and Second.
He was taken to the police station
in the patrol and locked up. He still
insisted that his father had giver
him the things to sell, but inquiries
made of the latter by the officer.
proved that the elder Eaison has
never owned a set of harness. He sal,
he wanted nothing to do with his son
who is about 25 years of age, as h,
was no good. Several reports of miss
ing harness have been made at tn
City Hall. but as yet no one has calle,
for the one in question, which wal
taken from Keen's, and is in charg
Of the house sergeant at the polio
station.
Raison will be given a hearing be
fore Judge BAH tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
AT THE WONDERLAND.

The rainy weather of yesterday did
not prevent large audiences from as
sembiing 20 witness the two perform
ances given at the Wonderland The
atre. Manager DOckstader has
the reputation of always prepar-
ing first-class bills for his patrons, but
perhaps the one presented this week,
taken as a whole, is the best so far
presented this season. From the time
the curtain rises upon the first OF the
nine acts on the program until It falls
on the last the audience is kept in a
continual roar of laughter. The star
sketch Of the bill is Harry Edison and
his trained pug dog, Doe" This lit
tie animal can do everything but talk
At the command OF his master he lies
down, sits up, walks, prays, places his
head either upon Mr. Edson's right OF
left hand. as directed. In fact he doee
almost everything that a combined
troupe Of trained dogs usually do. His
best act, however. is accompanying HE
master in a solo upon bells. doc '
strikes the note from his bell exactly
at the right time. bringing in the note
as it should be Played Fred Morti.
mer and June Darrell in their sketch
''zeb and Betty" prove themselves
adopts in their profession, and Gil
more and Magee, in "Homewar(
Bound" sing some clever hits, among
which is one upon the launch Of tn,
kerhaw- The balance of the acts ar,
equally Clever. The same bill will b,
presented afternoons and evenings al
this week
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
North PoIe md south Pole.

It has been shown that while Nan
sens observations prove that the north
polar region is a great ocean cavity,
nearly two miles deep, the south polar
region, on the contrary, is, apparently,
a vast solid mass Of land, surrounded by
a belt Of water about two miles in
depth. The area of the south polar
continent Is estimated 10 be about
100000 square miles, 100000 more
than that Of the United States, exclud-
ing Alaska.-Youth's Companion.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
4 PECULIAR REQugSr

WILMINGTON WOMAN WANTS TO
BE TAKEN TO PHILADELPHIA
IN THE PHOENIX AMBULANCE.
The Phoenix ambulance crew has
many strange calls made for it's SER
vices, and no matter what may be the
hour CT the day OF night, il always en-
deavOTs to respond.
Yesterdaythe telephonebell in the en-
gine house at Twelfth and King streets
rang, and, upon one Of the members
hnswettns the cali. woman's voice
was heard at the other end Of the line.
She requesked that the ambulance be
sent to a certain number and convey
another woman residing there, who
was suffering with rheumatism, to q
hospital in Philadelphia. She de-
sired that the patient be driven all the
way to the Quaker City.
The request was a staggerer to the
man at the telephone, and he politely
informed the party that, although the
ambulance was ever ready to respond
to any and ala calls for its services in
or near the city free of charge, that
the proposition could not be entertain-
ed 1t would deprive the citizens Of
Wilmington Of the services Of the am
bu,ance for too long a tine. besides q
drive Of nearly sixty miles would b'
too hard upon their horse. They
would gladly convey the sufferer tC
either train CT boat II so desired.
With a murmured oh" the party
making the request rang off.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
WARREN ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Warren Athletic Club met last
night and decided that it would take
five black balls to keep a man out OF
the club. The following investigating
committee was appointed: James
Berry, John Sterlith. William Shell
lady. These additional officers were
elected: Corresponding secretary
Wright Dizer; financial secretary
Frank Butkmhseer; captain, Horace
AicDahhel; board Of managers, H
Harvey, Harry Lind, William Hogan
Joseph Mhloney, Robert McGonigle
chairman.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
UNITED wORKNIAN's YIsIT.

Quaker City Ledge, A. o. U. w, OF
Philadelphia. win visit Wilmington
Lodge, No. /, on Thursday evening
The visitors will come by way of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in a spe-
cial train. They will arrive about S.St
O'Clock and leave about 1890. An in.
teresting entertainment and an elabor-
ate banquet is being prepared By th'
local lodge.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
ENn oF ToulRNAnIENr.

The final games Of the bowling
tournament Of the Wilmington Whist
Club were Played last night. ]. A.
Comley won in the 1lO class. w. D.
Mode in the 1870 class, and e. T. Betts
in the $50 class. Mr.. Co-n,ey also Sc
cured the masters prize.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
RAILROADS
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Ann
BALTIMORE Y. r.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.
Schedule In effrct January 49, 1890
Trains leave WflmluEton ns Follows.
For Philadelphia te81lress). l.57, a62. 42s,
6.30. 7.42, 7.5o $50. S55 s'1l. 955 1905 ll.25'
li2S. Has a. m. 'lzlG. i.37 800. 3li. ass
5.0i. 6.O7 6.33. 6.57, sos and GIG D. m.
Accommodation. $40. 7.0S. 8i2. HOP a
m; 1.37. 800. 4.5s. 6.07. 90 and g.0G p. m
For Chester (express). 1.57. 40, 63o
7.42, 7.50, $50 S55. 1908. l1.25. 49, ll45 q
m.: 1.37. $40. 4 aS CO. II and = 06 y. m.
Acccn mediation Clo 1oS 'e HOP
m.' l2.i5 g go. 4'o &C. 6.33. 40 ard l04e
y. IN.
For New York Through expressly. 157.
800. 933 Dining Carl. 955. li45 a. m. I:
.l2.lC dining carr. i37 Dining Car. 31l
G07 fs620 Dining carr. C.57 ana SIC D..
m. connecting via Broad Street station
Philadelphia. 400. $50. 7OS. $50 1903 a. m. !:
230. 3u0. ass. 5.Oi and 1910 p. m.
For Boston without change 1912 "a. m
ana G.5l y. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations as q. m and G.3S D. m
Baltimore and Washington 425 sol.
/ 9li. lois nud 100 q. m; 1906. i249 1.lt
i.6o. 400. 523 ''Gi2 zoo. 7.36. Sll p. m.
and 1888 night
baltimore and intermediate stations
282. 4i3, 5.59 y. m, 1900 night
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
X. OF. P. OFFICERS.

Wilmington Division, Uniform
Rank, X. Of p, has elected the follow
ing officers: Captain, Thomas Mullan,
Jr.; first lieutenant, Thomas n. Fore
man; second lieutenant, H. c. Sim
mons; recorder, George w. Moore;
treasurer, Samuel L. Fell. Other Off
GERS will be appointed and the installa.
tion will take place on February 20.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
why is cieland'a shoes? is is to.
Addressed BY BISHOP COLEMAN

ADLRESsED BY BISHOP COLEMAN
Bishop Coleman returned this MORN
ing from New York. where he ad.
dressed a large meeting last night at
the Waldorf-Atsolia Hotel 1t was
he'd in bshalf Of tae Church Temper
ance Society to raise funds for the
proposed Squirrel Inn, a temperance
hotel to be erected on the Bowery. The
meeting was also addressed by Bishop
Potter and Joseph H. Choate, the new
ambassador to the Court Of ST. James
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
LEWIS Will FTUEp.

The will Of the late Solomon Levy,
of Buffalo, N. Y. who died in this city
several weeks ago, was filed in the
registers office yesterday afternoon.
The deceased left an estate Of $l5O,OOO,
and the bulk Of the property is left tc
his nephew and nieces in this city.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17

II Spain now proceeds to dispose Of
her remaining eastern islands at pri-
vate sale or to the highest bidder. we
may be about TO get some new neigh
hors whose proximity wlll be consid-
erably more interesting than COMFORT
able. Hartford Courant
Evening journal., 1899-01-17

A wealthy and responsible hrm guar
antees its goods that are advertised
who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be gust ss good" Mi
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
DECIsToN rO-MoRRoW

The Supreme Court at Dover viii
hand down a decision tomorrow in
the case Of Ewing VS. the Mayor and
City Council Ct Wilmington, which
was taken before that court on an ap-
peal from the dcision o. the Superior
Court.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
C.ARD OF THANKS.

]. Warren Bullen, proprietor Of the
Boston Clothing House, returns thanks
to the Police and Fire Departments
fer their efficient service during the
fire a his establishment early on sun
day morning.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
RAIsING THE ENGINE.

The work OF raising the engine
which recently ran into Gunpowder
river was commenced to-day, under
the direction OF Master Carpenter J. l..
Smith.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
levy cnrRr MEnrs-

The Levy Court or Now Castle county
mot lu regular seeGlnu Ht the 'punty
court House thia mOfnius with nn the
members present Scvcul oNerpaid tax
claims We're heard ana referred and
court took % reccqe at noon until .
o'clock this afternoon
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
mo Chcerful Idiot.

"saw you on n weighing machine this
afternoon" said the Cheerful idiot.
Were you thinking Of suicide?"
"suicide?" repeated the typewriter
boarder.
"Yes. Doing a weigh with yourself" !"
indianapolis Journal.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
TEsTIMONY PosTPONEn

To-day was the time set for the taislna
OF testimony Of United States Comnils
sloner Smith as to the compensation o.
the Wilmington Dental Manufacturine
Company. Upon application of Andrew
G. Gray however. the matter was post.
poned until Friday next owing 70 tn,
absence In Dover OF Messrs. Nields anc
II. X. Ward
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
a TocTrAr, cONcT NrsToN .

Pure food Is the best guarantor Of
good health. A. & p. Elgin Creamery
Butter Is absolutely pure Price to-
dhy 2Sc Sold only by the Great At
lantic & Pacific Tea Co., Sl5 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
Wilmington & Northern R. R

TIMETABLE IN effect Nov. %. 1898.
Trains leave Wilmington Qrench street
station), for B. g. %. Junction, Graz
noguc. Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
pocopson, Coatcsville and intermediate
stations daily. except sunday, at l.20 q.
m.: 2l5, 400 ana $40 p. m Sunday only
g05 a. M: 2l5 and 400 p. m.
For Wayncsburg Junction, Springfield
md intermediate stations. daily, except
sunday. al 12O "a. M. 2.l5 and 400 y. m.
sundays only, az sos n. m; 2.l5 and 400
%. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and IN
Icrmediate stations, daily, except sun
dav .at 40 "A. m: and 2l5 p. m. Sunday
only. sos a. m. and 2i5 p. m.
a. q. MCAUSLAND, superintendent
ROWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agt-
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
4 NOVGL KLCHIHE
AN APPARENTLY SIMPLE BUT IN.
TEREsTING CONTRGVANCE-TO
BE TRIED THIS WEEK.

There is on exhibition in the store
of John T. SNoops. the model OF a
curious bell-buoy, invented by him
self. The machine appears very sim
PIE. consisting of a boat-shaped body
pointed at both ends. and air-tight,
with an axle running through il. on
the upper end Of which the bell appa-
ratus is attached.
On the projecting lower end is fixed
lateraNy, wheel which somewhat re-
sembles a common windmill in It's
general appearance, and which, when
turned by the action Of the tide in
either direction, sounds the warning
bell. The Stats in the lower part are
also fixed to accord with the direction
OF the tide. A trial OF this contriyancs
is expected to be made this week il
possible.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
[.I.IIII[IIlEiIlEl

A SPECIALITY. Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary blood poison permanently cured
In 1b to 35 DAYS. You can be treated at
home for same price under same guar
anty. II you prefer to come here We VIII
confract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel
bilis. and no charge, II we fail to cure. II
you have taken Mercury, lodlde' fo.as,I, ,.ls.l
pafches in mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples,
Conner Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part
n fbe body. Hair or Eyebrows FAILING
out ii Is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
wet Ohstinate Cases and Challenge the
World for a Case we Cannot Cure This
d,s,,,as =, has always Bafledl the Sldll OF
me Most Eminent Physicians. $oovovo
capital behind our unconunoifat ea.a-
nitca afion. Address COOK REMEDY CO.
"a Masonic Temple. Chicago. III.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

While engaged in his work G. the
p.umbingestablishm Of ]. n. Ea.cn
OF Wilmington, on Saturday. Frank
Fritz had his face and hands severely
burned by steam.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
RECRUITING oFFqCE HERE.

A recruiting office will be opened in
this city on Market street near Sixth.
It will be in charge OF Lieutenant An
drew Moses, U. S. A.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
THE GRAYs IN WASHINGTON.

Senator Gray Is occupying his old
quarters, No. 1897 X street, in Wash.
ingUon. Mrs. Gray is with him. They
attended the dinner given by the
President and Mrs. Mckinley to the
members OF the Peace Commission.
Mr.. Gray has accepted an invitation
to the dinner and reception to be
given by the Union League In Phiia-
delphia to the Peace Commission on
February 4.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
rnlpaRE ArIHIErlC cLuR.

The next exhibition OF the Empire
Athletic Club will be held on January
2s. Several interesting bouts are prom
ised-
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
For Sale or Rent |

Store and dwelling northeast corner
Fourth and Franklin.
Store and dwelling northwest corner
Second and Harrison.
House No. 225 Broome street, 10
rooms, front and back porches and all
the modern conveniences.
Also several G and 8 room houses
with all Improvements. $40 and s12 per
month.
Two room houses with front porch
es, at Fourth and Scott, $S per month.
Also a number Of houses ranging
from Sc per month upwards, according
to the locality Also a number OF de-
slrable building lots in different sec
tions OF the city will be sold on month
ly payments. Special terms to build.
ers. Desirable tenants can save money
by applying to
p. =. FORD,
= -
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
apuIREsr. BEsr, CHEAPEsT. .

"PUREST, BEST. CtIEAPEST.'
A. & P. E.gfn Creamery Butter COM
bines all the above qualities. Price
thie week 23c. Sold only by the Great
Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co.. SIS Market
etreet.
Evening journal., 1899-01-17
NEW CAsTTE NEWs NOTEs.

A graphophone entertainment con-
ducted by William Myers, will be
held in the Sunday school room Of
Emmanuel Church this evening at $50,
The mild weather Of the past few
days has broken up the sharp ice in
the river which was a great detnment
to shipping, particularly to the wood
en- vessels.
A meeting Of St. Andrews Brother
hood will be held in the parish house
of Emmanuel Church this evening
The remains of William Perrott,
which were brought here some time
ago from West Virginia, have been re-
moved from the vault, where they
have reposed. and inferred with those
of his wife.
Bishop Coleman will be present at
the Episcopal Church on March 12,
the middle Sunday of Lent, TO admin
lister the rites of confirmation.
Services were held in the jail on
Sunday by the Salvation Army.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Evelyn Cochran. Of Millington,
Md, is visiting Mrs. Redding, on
Delaware street.
Mrs. George Gray. OF Wilmington
was a visitor in this city on Sunday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Mary
Lambson win be pleased to hear that
she is on the read to recovery from
her recent severe accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rogers Holcomb, OF
Germantown. spent Sunday with his
parents, in this city.
Mrs. Rebecca Terry is recovering
from a recent severe attack of the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrory are the happy
parents of a new addition to theil
household.
Miss Berthe Lambson spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Lhmbson.
Mrs. Rosalie NJ. Schreyler spen
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Tag
gart.