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Evening journal., 1900-06-11
RAY JURY is
DEBATING CASE
Charged by. Chief Justice Lore in
Superior Court
POINT TO BIZ DETERMINED is
Whether or Not Ray Notified Superin-
tendent MahOney Of Bad COndi-
tiOn Of TrackSand Truck

Chief Justice Charles B. Lore. In su-
perior Court this morning, charged
the jury in the case of Jesse J. RAY
vsn the Diamond state Steel Com
pany. It required about ten minutes
TO deliver the charge which was favor
abel TO the plaintiff In that the court
said that the point which the Jury
would have TO decide was whether on
not Ray had notified the superintend-
ent OF the work as 10 the condition OF
the truck and track previous to the
time of the accident
The jury retired at 1920.
The attachment case OF the Penn Iron
Company. Limited, VS.. Thomas s. Rel.
Ian was argued by Henry c. Conrad FOR
the plaintifr, and ]. Frank Ball and
Charies Warner Smith for the defend
ant An attachment as garnishee was
administrator of the estate ofhrdlu
idiu IN the hands of Thomas S. Bellah
administrator Of the estate OF Edward
r. bellah, and a rule was granted IA
snow cause why an attachment shonld
not De dismissed. The court so order.
ea' stating that a distributive share
could not be attached I'm the hands =,
the administrator the account az the
administrator not having been passed
In the case Of Stidham vs.. Sarah
thatcher argument by Robert AdaiI
ana Herbert II. Ward was heard in
curing Of the Superior Court IL II had
jurisdiction in the sufficiency of a SER
vice in a suit in a Justices court.
Argument was heard in the case of
Hall VS.. Connell, in which Henry C.
Conrad for the latter asked that the in
QUESTION recently held be set aside and
the judgment Of $500 be vacated. Az
ter hearing the argument, the court
reduced the judgment to $500. the
amount asked by Halls attorney, and
refused to set aside the lnquisiti0n
Horace G. Knowles represented Hall.
DEGREES Of divorce were granted In
the cases Of Millie vs.. Samuel Nc
Laughlin and Ettie vs.. Joseph Brown
The Ray jury had not returned yer.
dict at LOS o'clock.
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CHANCELLOR NICHOLSON
APPOINTS TRUSTEES

Chancellor John r. Nicholson held
Chancery Court in the judges parlor,
in the Court House. this morning.
Robert Derrickson. trustee for Eliza-
beth S. Mann, was granted an order to
sell real estate. Orders were made dis
continuing the suits of Elizabeth j.
NewlIirk VS.. Isaac Colbourne and the
same against James NJ. Gross. ct al
Charles NJ. Curtis, receiver OF the
Western Car Company. das directed TO
notify creditors to file claims before
July 2.
A petition for partition OF the real
estate Of Joshua Simms was filed and
summonses We're ordered to be issuedf
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, trustee under the win Of
Henry Simms. was authorized 20 re-
ceive securities in lieu OF cash from
the former trustee. William T. Porter
Henry A. DUPONT was appointed a
trustee under the wills Of Martha and
Norris Wilson. and Arthur w Spru-
ance was appointed trustee under the
vii of Hugh Hamill.
An order was made for the partition
of real estate of Aaron Fields.
The chancellor will sit again this
afternoon
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
STRAUSS AGAIN ARRESTED
Charged with UttcriHg a Worthless Check
for SIS On z. ]. 0'Hara

Martin q. Strauss is again in the
tolls of the law. being charged with
uttering a worthless check upon p. j.
O'Hara, Third and Adams streets.
The alleged worthless check was
drawn on the First National Bank. of
Chester, for Sl5, and was signed by O.
S. Golden, of that city. As the paper
could not be produced in time to give
Strauss a hearing before Judge Ball
this morning, the case was postponed
until tonight
Strauss is a former member of the
First Delaware Regiment. This is the
third time he has been charged with
a similar oifense
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
rendered a Social Partv

Miss Rebecca B. Dixon was given a
surprise party at her home. No. l344
Claymont street, on Saturday evening
The time was enioyably passed and
Miss Dixon received some valuable
presents. Those present included Mrs.
II. Smith, Miss Stevenson. Miss Con-
stance stevenson, Miss Helen Haws.
Mrs. sarah VanCleve. of Philadelphia:
Mrs. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Bradford Master Samuel Bradford
Charles T. Bradford. Joseph Thomas
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon. Mr..
and Mrs. w Guthrie. Mrs. EglehoF
Miss Effie Hunter. Miss Elsie Walker
Mrs. Anna Dixon, Miss Cora Springer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon, Richard
Ross. Mrs. NJ. Fisher. c. Leroy Sim
mons, Mrs. Elma Ayers. David Moss.
Miss Mary Moss, Denver Spry and many
Others.
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line, three miles in length, made its
way amid precipitous hills. A Boer
gun on Spitz Kop fired shrapnel rapid
ly, at a range of 400 yards. at the Brit
ish right flank, but every she'll was
buried in the ground before bursting.
The defensive power of modern weap-
ons seems less effective in rough coun-
try than upon levels, where wide spaces
can be covered with fiat trajectories.
Gen. Rumble and Gen. Brabants di-
visions are still at Hammonia, in the
Ficksburg district. The latest intel
ligence from their headquarters is that
the Beers are determined to fight 70
the bitter end. They are concentrating
1000 men around Bethlehem. The
country between them and Gen. Rundle
is mountainous and resembles north
ern Natal in being exceedingly difficult
for military operations. Gen. Rundle's
present care is to prevent the Beers
getting past him southwark. Major
Wood. OF RundIes staff, rode to a Boer
outpost on June and announced that
Pretoria had been occupied by the Brit
fsh. How the Beers received the news
is not recorded Altogether coo Beers
have surrendered to Gen. Rumble.
Gen. Buffers advance has occupied
Ventersdorp. 100 miles southwest of
Pretoria. This took place on June z.
Gen. Plumers column is on the
Glands river, northwest Of Pretoria.
The British are sending detachments
right and left to accept the surrenders
Of commanders, horses. cattle and for
age. and to overawe the sparsely set
tied country. Thus far only one small
commando has been heard of, a COM
mando at Tail Barch.
Gen. Hunters immediate objective is
Potchefstroom. This town and Rusten-
berg are the largest towns west of
johannesburg. 1t is reported that
Potchesstroom is ready to submit. Gen.
Hunter has warned all burghers that
If the telegraph is cut behind him he
will send back and burn the houses
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
CELEBRATION OF OLD SWEDES
Appropriate Services Mark the 2Olst
anniversary Of the Church

With appropriate and interesting SER
vices the 201st anniversary of the dedi-
cation OF Old Swedes Church was cele-
brated yesterday.
The celebration began at 7.30 O'Clock
a. m, with holy communion. At 10.30
am. service we're held uniting the con-
gregations of the two churches, Holy
Trinity and Trinity, which are under
one rector. the Rev II. Ashton Henry
The Rev. Henry was assisted by Rev.
Martin B. Dunlap, the vicar, who pre-
sides at Old Swedes The Rev Alfred
G. Mortimer. S. T. D.. rector of st.
Marks parish, Philadelphia, preached
an eloquent and interesting sermon.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
BRITISH TROOPS CAMP
ON THREE FRONTIERS
Beers Tear Up the Rails on Lord Roberts
Vital Line Between America
Siding and ROOdevaI
OPERATIONS AT ESTANDSTILL;
BOERS STILL FULL OF FIGHT

London, June 1.-THE Beers have
torn up 2l miles of Lord Roberts vital
line OF railway between America Siding
ana Roodeval. 1t is a bold raid, and
Yexatious, but 1t does not disquiet the
military authorities as yet, for they ex-
pect Gen. Kelly-Kenney to drive off
the marauders and to reopen the line.
The rapidity Of the advance Of Lord
ROBERTS cannot have permitted him to
accumulate large reserves Of stores.
Therefore an interruption OF the rail-
way, even for week, must embarrass
the army and may bring the forward
operations to standstill.
Nothing has been heard from Lord
Roberts for three days. This raid on
the railway, the strenuous opposition
to Gen. Rundle and the nimble escape
OF Commandant General Botha's divi-
sion have forced the war Office observ-
ers to the reluctant conclusion that the
war Is not yet over, although even the
occasional civilian Boer sympathizer
cannot see how the Beers will be able
TO do anything to change the result.
Gen. Butler IS in Boer territory. Dis
patches Of correspondents with him,
filed yesterday at sunset, describe the
corps as camping at Gansolei, close to
the point where the frontiers Of the
. Free State. the Transvaai and Natal
meet.
"The British marched eight miles
yesterday" says a Reuter- correspond
ent, before encountering any opposi-
tion. The Beers, who had one gun,
withdrew under heavy ordnance fire to
q ridge Just ahead Of the camp"
This long range. running skirmish
was doubtless renewed this morning,
Gen. Butler is expected to make rapid
progress now, and to throw the weight
. OF 10000 men into Lord Roberts Trans
Z vaal combinations.
\ The fighting on June 8, in which
there were fewer than 20 casualties
was kept up all day long by musketry
artillery The British attacking
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
DIR. HALL TALKS
10 YOUNG CADETS
BaccaIaHreate Sermon to Whining
ton Military Academy BOYS
in 81. Johns
Bishop Leighton Coleman in Academic
Hood Said Final Collects and
Pronounced BcnedictiOn

Graduates and students OF the Will
mington Military Academy assembled
in st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church yesterday morning and listen
ed to the baecalaureate sermon preach
ed by Archdeacon George c. Hall. The
members of the faculty and cadets at
tended the church in a body, occupying
seats in the front Of the church. The
cadets were in uniform. but were un-
armed. An excellent program OF music
was sung by the vested choir, and there
was a large congregation.
BE thou strong therefore. and
show thyself a man." was DR.. Halls
text, and was taken from the second
verse Of the second chapter OF First
Kings, being the words OF King David
to his son, Solomon, as David was
about to depart from earth.
DR.. Hall spoke of the condition un-
der which the words were spoken. Da-
yid had been a great king and he
might very properly have said to his
son be a great king" David was also
a soldier, and much Of his success was
due to his ability as a soldier and tC
his skill in meeting the enemies Of his
country. Therefore he might have
wished his son to become a great sol.
der and to have so told him. but he
did not He told him to be something
greater than all Of these, he told him
to be a man.
1T is a saying in Germany. be 8
German; in the land Of Queen Victoria
they say, be an Englishman." and in
our own country It is said. "be an
American David might have taken tn,
same narrow view and said TO his sol
something similar to this, for he loved
his people and he wanted to see nj.
own the triumphant race. but he knew
that beyond all this there was some
thing more to accomplish. something
broader and nobler. He wanted him {,
be a man."
In concluding DR. Hall made
strong appeal to the students to adOp
high ideals. and with the aid Of relig
ion and help from above to push OF
toward those high ideals.
The sermon was listened to with in
terest by the cadets and the entire con
gregation.
During the service Bishop Coleman
VINO had been officiating at st. Mat
thew's Church, arrived. and at the con
clusiOn of the service offered a specia
prayer for the cadets and others in
terested in the Military Academy. AM
for its success in its good work.
The bishop wore his academic hoo
and said the final collects and pro
nounced the benedictiOn.
CLASS EXERCISES ON WEDNES
DAY.
The class day exercises will begin a
1890 a. m. on Wednesday, and Bishol
Coleman will preside The address Il
the cadets will be delivered by III,
Hon. Charles b. Lore.
Tomorrow afternoon at $50. thu
military exercises viii be held. whicl
will comprise setting-up exercises
bayonet exercises, company drill by thl
older cadets in close and extended or
der, firing blank cartridges. and com
pany drill by the "Kidets."
Tomorrow evening the declama
tion contest will take place I'm Wyc
koff Hall. for the fifty dollars in prizes
offered by J. T. Morrison, of Ithaca
n. Y.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
HANNA ARRIVES
| In PHILADELPHIA
|reeted by Speaker Henderson
and Other Prominent Re.
publicanS

Philadelphia, Jpne 1.-THE van
lard OF the convention crowd is al
lady here. Senator Scott, OF West
|rginia, National Committeeman II.
Payne, Of Wisconsin, arrived Sat-
|day, while among yesterdays ar
|vals were Committeeman Joseph II.
|anley, of Maine; Ambassador to Mex
b Powell Clayton, who represents
I'lansas on the national committee;
. dge w. B. Hepburn, of Idahe, and J..
4 Ashton, one of the delegates-at-
+ rye from Washington. National
mmitteeman Richard c. Kerens, Of
ssouri, who had been here for sew
Rl days, and who was presented with
flowing cup Saturday night, left for
Louis to attend the wedding of his
b, and will return with the Missouri
egation on Saturday. Ambassador
lyton left for Washington today, and
return In time to attend the meet
Of the national committee on We'd
day.
ergeant-at-Arms Wisell and Messrs.
Rey and Payne made an inspection
he convention hall yesterday after
n and found everything in salts
ory condition.
lhe subcommittee Of the national
lmittee met at the Hotel Walton at
today to consider convention ar
cement details and to hear a report
q Sergeant-at-Arms Wisell to to
k already done by him. His list
onvention employees to be appoint
number several thousand, were
over, and arrangements for the
ting of the national committee
p perfected
'itional Chairman Hanna and Sec
~ Dick arrived today, and were
lted by Speaker Henderson, who ar
last night.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
'BEEFSTEAK" CLINCRED IT
gianna Butler Fined for DisOrderIy
Conduct by Judge Ball

rgianna Butler. colored. was fined
d costs by Judge Ball in City
this morning on charge of dis
h " conduct.
argianna's case came up for trial
sturday morning, but it was car
Iver until to-day by the court, at
licitation Of the defendant, she
that her troupe" was going to
|Fille on that day to give per-
4 slce, and that it was necessary
& he should be with it. Ii was al
Efhat the woman engaged in a
Il b Thursday night last near Thir-
and Heald streets. The only
e who testified this morning
saw Georgianna in the fracas
seph Elliott, colred, alias Beef
He said that he saw the pris-
a fistic encounter with another
and the court imposed the fine
he'd.
being drunk Frank Kanterman,
Welsh and Martin Shea were
81 and costs each. John Ben,
& 1 bicycle within the city limits
{ Feater rate OF speed than six
q o hour. was fined S. and costs.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
GENERAL ORDERS FOR ATTENDANCE
or the GOyernor'S STAFF at The ElkS
Military Parade

Secretary Of State Hughes has deliv-
cred to Captain Frederick Richards OF
Company G., In Brldgeville; n, Frank
White, first lieutenant Company A, and
II. Leslie McNey. second lieutenant OF
Company A., commissions OF an
pointment as officers In the respective
companies OF the National Guard of
Delaware. The appointments were an
nouneed recently by a general order OF
Adiutant-General Hart
Inc adJutant-genoal on Saturday is
sued general orders for the attendance
OF the governors STAFF at the Elks' milf
tary parade In this city. on June 90.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
ChiIdren's Day Exercises

Childrens Day was observed In Har-
rison Street NJ. e. Church both morn
ing and evening yesterday, In the
morning the infant class had charge.
In the evening the older school took
part. The school rendered an excellent
program and gave fine singing under
the efficient leadership Of the chorister.
r. w. Gallagher assisted by the Sun
day school orchestra. The Sunday
school choir also sang several good Sc
lectiCns
The collections for the day amounted
to S4450
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Held Up at Bridge

Government employees complain Of
the service Of Market street bridge and
declare that the Levy Court Is main
tanning block to navigation under the
present system Of management OF the
bridge The launch Hlawatha. contain
ing several officials Of the Government
engineering Department. was held up
hiteen minutes this morninf In spite of
the fact that they had given the re-
quired three blasts OF the whistle.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
smyrna school commencement

Preparations are being made for the
commencement exercises Of the Smyrna
public school, which will be held on
June "a TO q. The Rev. Henry Thomas
viii deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
and Former Principal Charles Howell
LeFevre, Of Flemingtcn, n. j., will
make the annual address There will
be six candidates for diplomas.
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THE RADNOR.

ii2 South Carolina Avenue. Near the
Beach.
Most centrally located
IT, W. SUARpIEss.
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HOTEL MT. VERNON.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j..
Pacific Avenue. one block from the
Beach. Ocean view. Literally man
aged. Special for June. s. to S12
weekly. d. f. GATHER.
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Deputy Marshal clark Badly Ininrea

Deputy United States Marshal James
H. Clark, who was thrown from MS
carriage, at Reybold station ON Tburs.
uas' was injured more seriously than
was at hrst supposed. Mr.. Clarke has
Deeh eonnned to his bed since the acci-
uenI suffering with a broken bone in
ms right hand, and injuries to his
back and right leg.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF YOUNG WIFE
Mrs. Harvey Collins SuceumM 10
Heart DiSesSe

Word was received this morning of
the sudden death Of Mrs. Harvey G..
Collins. In Philadelphia. She is The
slster-in-law OF Daniel Collins. of the
French street police patrol station. she
was 70 Years old, and will be buried
near Townsend, where her husband
owns a burial lot
Mr.. Collins Is foreman in the sbops
OF the Keystone Watch Case Comnant.
lhey have been married little over
two years.
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Lieht Case of smnllno,

Bentley Jackson. colored. who was
sent to the pesthouse in Farnhurst on
Saturday afternoon. suffering with
smallpox is reported to be improving
Dr. H. c. Stevens, who attended Jack
son, says his case is light one.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11


PATENTS. TRADEMARKS. ETC.
HAVE YOUR ATTORNEY WHERE
HE CAN ACT PERSONALLY AND
IMMEDIATELY AT THE PATENT
OFFICE. WRITE TO
r. g. DYRENFORTH.
X-COMMIsSlONER OF PATENTS.
WASHINGTON. ID. e..
CHARGES REASONABLE.
NOTICE-TO policy holders OF the
Home Insurance Company, OF New York
Mr.. Frank Willing Is no longer agent OF
this company, nor authorized TO repre-
sent the company I'm any transaction.
Mr.. c. +. Pierson, Of No. el8 Market
street. Is the only agent in Wilmington
authorized to issue policies for us, and
we refer all our customers TO him fc~
changes in. or renewal of policies
The Industrial Department" however
Is stih in charge Of Mr.. George J. Scott,
as heretofore.
WILLIAM c. GERRING,
state Agent Home Insurance CO.
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HOTEL sTAIGER.

y. o. BOX. 5Si
No. io5 South Kentucky Avenue.
ATLANTIC CITY n. j.
g.. n. MORRISON Prom
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THE CHELTEN.

South Carolina Avenue. Third Door From
Beach.
All home comforts. Same liberal man.
aEcment.
HOWARD w. BURK. Prop.
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MILLER COTTAGE.

No. 3 GEORGIA AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
Capacity $50 guests
MRS. i. III. MILLER. proprie
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SUMTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
WALnORF.ASTnRIA

ATLANTIC CIrY.. n
-Four doors from the sea on Kentucky
avenue. Cuisine and service OF the high
Vator.
CHARLES IT. PEAsE. NJ H. MAGERs.
Manager Proprietor
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.SHELLPOT PARK. :.

Week Of June nth Program.
MIe Ioar, Queen of the High Wire:
Miss May Mooney Descriptive Singer ana
banluist; Willie Shelly and Burbeck. Ju.
Neniie Singers, Dancers and Cake Walk
ersi HodglSlns and Leith the Rube and
the Old Maid. Courdwrght and Ice, In q
Iravesty Creation; The Mariangs. Com.
edy Ladders.
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HOTEL MADISON
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tbo o.

south Virginia Ave. ATLANTIC CrrY
lhe most beautiful avenue Sixth hone,
from the beach Rooms larra and ol,.,,
iAlke porch Fine view OF Ocenn nnf
new steel Pier Special weekly rates. s
M2' 81 and $3.50 dav.
MIiGHE g. MELVIN
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NEE RERWInK

KENTUCKY AVENUE.
Within two minutes walk OF beach
First-class accommodations. Table unsur
passed Write for Booklet ana terms.
JOHN NJ TAYLOR
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Fairy-land Illuminations---A Novel
Scene Of Beauty at snelIpot Park
all This Week


Visitors to the Worlds Fair will
long remember the enchanting scenes
en- the wooded island" during the
Summer evenings when lit up by APP
parently innumerable miniature lamps
in glowing colors giving the appear
ance Of veritable fairy land.
Those who did not visit the White
City will have a glimpse Of the Fairy
land at Shellpot Park this week. An
arrangement has been made with the
Chicago firm to furnish a fairyland IL
iumination Of thousands of lights i'm
colors and esigns, beginning las.
evening. Among the designs
are huge American flag i'm
lights, and ether ideas which come
IN the nature of surprises. These H.
iumlnations are now being presented
m New York. Washington, Chicago and
elsewhere, and are spoken of by tho
press as extremely artistic and effec-
i've and viii doubtless be treat to
lovers OF the beautiful in our CITY.
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HOTEL VIRGINIA.

~ South Virginia Avenue, near the Beach
and Pennsylvania r. r. Depot Central
location, Rates. A.25 to s. per day: 81
90 so per week.
T.. MITENRY.
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Republican National Convention,
Philadelphia, June 10Th, 1000. Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell tickets at One Lowest First
Glass Fare for the-round trip from all
points on its lines east OF the Ohio
river. Tickets good going June Is to 10,
inclusive with limit for return passage
leaving Philadelphia to and including
June 26. 1900. Wilmington to Philadel-
phia and return 67 cents.
Side trip tickets will be sold from
Philadelphia to Atlantic City, Cape
May. Ocean City. Sea Isle City and New
York City at reduced rates.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
BniIding a CIay Min

Rapid progress is being made in the
construction of the clay mill on the
Chamberlain farm of the Hockessin
Kaolin Company near Hocl1essin.
Shafts will be started some time this
month.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11
Nm Hnve Eirn,rnrl.e

Residents Of Washington Heights are
considering the question Of having a
Fourth Of July celebration. including a
display of fireworks
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Cleared Port ro-dav

Laden with a cargo Of G93.21S gall
Ions of crude petroleum. valued at SAG
600, the Spanish steamer Cuidad de
Rues, Captain Jean I.loret. cleared
this port to-day for Parma. On board
the vessel as pet Of the captain Is a
pure white Spanish cat one Of the ami
mails eyes being blue and the other a
golden yellow.
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Peeeh street Hons sold

Hawkins & Co have sold for Miss
Emma Howell, Of Yardley, Pa. the
house No. 1905 Beech street to Antoni
Malezeski, for S7O0.
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HELP WANTED

Advertisements under this head. one
cent a word.
WANTED.-A girl 20 do general house.
work for small family. Apply Mrs Nil.
Ter. 1905 Trenton Place. Hist
WANTED.-Car builders on freight
work. Apply at once, Allison Mfg. Co..
Philadelphia. Pa. j7-3t.
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THE OSBORNE,

Arkansas and Pacific avenues. If
teenth season. Rates. IS TO s14 weekly.
MRS. r. j. OSBORNE.
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Enfertainmenf al Farnbu,.sI

Amateur players from this city gave
a dramatic entertainment at the Della
ware State Hospital for the Insane, at
Farnhurst, on Friday evening.
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Thrown FROM His Team

Mel Holland was thrown from his
runaway team yesterday afternoon at
Sixth and King streets, but was not
seriously injured
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VICTORIA

open AN the year. Hot and cold Sea
view.
SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE,
ATLANTIC CiTY. n. j.
NJ MII-IIAAIl
Evening journal., 1900-06-11

Miss Ethlyn Hardesiy. Of Carlisle. Is
visiting friends in this city on her way
to Frederica.
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Go with the Grocers' Clerks to Read
ing on Sunday, June II.
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smrrna Frnit Gromer nend

Anderson Ford, a well-known fruit
grower Of Smyrna, died on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1900-06-11

Scott Sunday school Excursion goes
to Woodland Beach, Thursday. June IA.
Go with us.