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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-03

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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-03

Score. Hartford 9. Springfield 6; rushes, Curtis 8. Schofield ', W. Whit ing, Doherty, II. Whiting; stops. Star kie %. Heffernan 39; foul. Heffernan; referee. Leahy; timer, Lyons; attend ance, ] 500.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-03
Points Points

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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-03

In fouls Tommy HOiueTHes9! .'HU Barney Doherty are tied lor hfst place with 13 each. Hayes ', Cotter. Heller nan. Griffin 6 each, NV. Whipple, Mooney. Bone each, Cusick. l.atlons 4 each. Russell, Jean 3 each, Daly, W. Whiting. Canavan, Wodtke each. Il. Whiting. Jason, Lewis, Schohelu, foA' Main. Coggeshall 1 each.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
KENT DEMOCRATS
IN CONVENTION
Ticket Which Probably Will
be Elected
Very Little Enthusiasm Apparent and
No Applause Heard From The
Delegates

Special Dispatch TO Evening Journal
Dover. Sept 13-The Democratic |
Kent County Convention Is In session |
here to-day. During the morning cau-
cuses were held by districts and repre-
sontations. Levy courtmen and other
officers were nominated.
The ticket which will probably be
nominated this afternoon Is as follows;
For Sherin-A. J. Ross, Of Milford.
Coroner-LeW Griffin. Of Dover.
Register Of Wills-A. n. Brown, OF
Camden.
honotary-William Nirden, OF
Kenton
County Treasurer. M. Arthurs, OF
lHartly.
Tho representatives decided on at the
district caucuscs excepting the Ninth,
which is still I'm session, are: First dis
ltrict.R. y. Walln; Second district, John
IL. scotten: Third John Hutchinson;
Fourth John Johnson; Fifth, Mark w.
lCole. Sixth. John c. Dill: Seventh,
William Graham; Eighth, William G..
Hardesty; Tenth. c. i. Harrington.
The two senators TO be nominated
from the Second and Fourth senatorial
} districts are: j. p. Clements and
George ID. Harrington, respectively.
There are FIVE Levy COurtmen TO be
! nominated. and they are named as fol
lows: First district /. p. Campbell
5 FAfth district. Charles GOrton; Seventh
} district Alexander NJ. Thomas; Ninth
not named: Sixth, w. J. Masten.
, Chairman A. ~ Brown called the
convention to order at 1t30 o'clocl
k this morning and temporary Officers
and committees we're named. Ih
r convention then adjourned until l.3
o'clock.
S The officers elected were w. Denne,
Hazel OF Smyrna, chairman, and VIII
liam Hanson. Of Rising Sun, secretary
Willard Salisbury moved that com
h. mittee of ten be appointed on each Gre
70 dentials and Permanent Organization
II was done as follows Credentials-,
y d Stout. William II. Reed Georg
< Cook. Elmer Powell. George T. Mans
u field. Elisha Sapp J. Il. Carroll, Davi
Wilcutts c. A. Smith and Orie Cannot
% Permanent Organization-J. v
Jones. Robert II. Green. Charles
G, Massey. W. a. Cosden. James b. B1ye
10 Charles Hughes. Amos =. Hinsle
George W. Stewart, James II. Mort,
a, land George H. Davis.
As soon as this was finished the co
m vention adjourned until this afternoo
There was no enthusiasm and no a
., plause during the session this mornin
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
MIR. CHANDLER BACK FROM WEST
Says the Crops in Kansas Are Unusually
Large This Year

Lilburne Chandler, returned last night
from a two weeks trip to the middle
west. He visited Hutchinson, Kansas.
and also Pratt county Of the same state
in the interest of clients here who hold
mortgages against properties there. Mr..
Chandler says that Kansas has had a
wonderfully large wheat crop this year
and all other crops are unusually good.
Prospects for prosperous year are more
encouraging than for many years before.
One Of the mortgages which Mr..
Chandler represents was sold in West
Chester recently for IS. The taxes that
were paid on it were S51.5O. This years
return to the holder on the investment
was s264. Other mortgages yielded quite
as large earnings.
Mr.. Chandler visited Topeka. and
climbed Pixies Peak. to the summit OF
which is 4s,775 feet by rail. He made the
journey up in five hours. While on the
peak he saw a flock Of twenty-eight
Rocky Mountain sheep which are now
rarely seen 10y frequenters Of the moun-
tain. Mr.. Chandler stopped off in Dem
yer. where he visited former Deputy At
torncy-Gencral Branch III. Giles. of Del
aware. whom he found enjoying good
health. lie also stopped at Colorado
Springs. and on tho return trip made
stops In Burlington and Chicago. IN. Hc
was in the heavy storm that passed over
Chicago.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Will Play in Canada

Walter S. Percival. of this city, left
this morning for ST. Johns, New
Brunswick. Canada, to join The inter
Colonial Company, which will support
him in a number of leading plays dur
ing the coming season. The company
will begin immediate rehearsals, and
Mr.. Percival will assume the leading
roles in such productions as Or Jekyll
and Mr., Hyde Quo Vadis." Faust, "
Black Flag" Man in the Iron Mask "
and "The Old Homestead" The COM
pany is booked for forty weeks IN Can
ada and Maine.
Harry Collins. Joseph Finnegan and
j. Eugene Byrne. who are well-known
in this city. will join the company in
st. Johns next week.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Married Fifty Years

Philadelphia. Sept. 13.-Dr. and Mrs.
William B. Dixon celebrated their gol-
dcn wedding anniversary last evening
at their hCme, No A64f Penn street,
FrankfCrd.
nr. and Mrs. Dixon we're the recip-
'o-ts ~ a number of gifts, many Of
Thich we've cf gold. Their children
md gran6cbi'dron stood by them while
thcv received the guests. OF their seven
~hlldren six survive They are William
= nixcn. Salie Dixon, who married
W.il.zn J. Wccdside; DR.. Charles B.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
WiImington GINS as Bridesmaids

West Chester, Sept. 13.-In the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of this
place last evening, Miss Mary l.. Dicks,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dicks,
was married to Harry T. Hogg. also Of
West Chester. The wedding party
consisted Of the following: Maid Of
honor, Miss Lille Snyder, Of Phoenix
vile bridesmaids, Miss Ada Thomas
and Miss Elsie Thomas, Of Whining
ton, and Miss Adelia Taylor and Miss
Kate Dicks, of West Chester. The best
man was William Dale, Of Philadel-
phia, and the ushers were Wayne Pen
nell, Of Philadelphia r. Hayes Dutton,
Herbert Vance and Dr. J. Oscar Dicks,
of West Chester. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. T. NJ. Jackson,
OF Philadelphia, and the wedding
march was played by Mrs. w. A.
Brooke, OF West Chester.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
ANOTHER HEARING In
THE PHILLIPS WILL CASE

At the hearing before Register Of
Wills Causey in Georgetown on We'd
nesday, in the contest over the will Of
John Shipley Philips, George w.
Jones, prothonotary, and Charles +.
Purnell, justice Of the peace, were ex-
amined in behalf of the will The fol-
lowing witnesses testified in behalf Of
the petitioner; Laura Truitt, petit
toner; Viola Philips, widow Of testa-
tor; Edward e. Lofiand, Charles B.
Marsh, Joseph II. Lingo, Mrs. Kate
Lingo, Dr. William B. Jones. DR..
Joseph X Frame, John G. Revelle.
John II. Houston, John J. Perry, Henry
A. Houston and Frederick w. Dono-
way. All gave testimony to the effect
OF the mental incapacity OF the tssta-
tor on July %. 1897. the day Of the exc
cution of the will, by reason OF the
long-continued and excessive use OF
alcoholic liquor, which produced a
state Of alcoholic dementia.
The reviewers then rested, and the
case was continued to a date which will
suit the convenience Of counsel al
which time the prOpounders will offer
testimony in rebuttal
Robert Pennington and Andrew c.
Gray, Of this city, represent the re-
viewers and Former Judge c. NJ. Cul.
len, and Charles T. Richards. OF
Georgetown. the will. Court Stenog.
rapher e. c. Hardesty took testimony
in the case.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Social and Personal Notes.


Milbourn Davis has been visiting his
mother, in Chestertown, Nd.
Mrs. ]. B. Cazier and son. Harry,
and Mrs William Gilmore, of Kirk
wood, are spending the Summer at
Beach Haven.
Mrs. George Lees, Of Smyrna, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. p. II. T. Wyatt, Of Pennsgrove,
returned home to-day after a visit to
relatives In Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. wilkins. of Omaha,
Neb.. were in this city yesterday
Miss Eva ]. Green has returned from
trip to Europe.
Miss Viola Dare and her brother
Joseph, have returned from RehObotb,
where they spent the month Of Au-
gust.
A. J. Anthony. of Richmond, was a
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Crawford is visiting in
Perryville, Md.
j. X. Dean, Of indianapolis, Ind, has
been spending a short time in the city.
Everett A. Huggins has returned
from Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Scott Vernon is visiting friends
in Bridgeton, n. J.
Miss Lillian Buckmaster has returned
from a visit to Easton, Md.
Miss Marion Everett has returned
from Sayville, l.. /.
Miss Nellie B. Quigley will enter
Smith College next week.
Charles f. Woods is in Newcastle,
Pa
Court Stenographer e. c. Hardesty
and family have returned from RehO-
both, where they have been spending
the Summer at their cottage.
Miss Adelaide Mann. the pretty ac-
tress who played here this week in
The Man From Mexico" is a niece of
Former Postmaster Robert H. Taylor,
Of this city
Miss Eleanor G Walton is in Somer-
set. Pa. where she reported the we'd
ding of Miss Mabel Mckinley and Dr.
! Baer for the New York Journal and the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
! William Tinsman. OF this city, will
be the business manager this season of
"A Wife Wanted Company.
Walter II. Ccssgsove. Of this city, has
become a member 5f the Elroy Stock
Company.
Mrs. David NJ. Ranck is visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
Misses Fannie Wright Marie Hart,
Mamie Bolan. Gertrude Frigar, Mamie
McGin,ey. May Potter and Anna Nc
iialey. OF Chester. will form a merry
ID atiy ,sh1 will spend Sunday visiting
friends ir Wilmington.
Mrs. w. F. Lehman and Mrs
Hugh Mciianamy. Of the South ChCs-
ter NJ. p. Sunday school gave an
excurcion to Shellpot Park to-
day for the the benefit OF the Sunday
school.
Alfred Fulmer. Of No. A West Fourth
latreet. left to-day for a weeks visit to
friends in Brooklyn, n. Y.
William ]. Olds. the well-known
cricket player. Of Germantown, Pa
was visitor in this city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
MUSICALE AND DANCE
Pleasant Affair Given in Honor
Of Wilmington People
Special to the Evening Journal.

Smyrna. Sept. 11.-Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Collision gave musical and
dance last night for their guest Miss
Elizabeth Minors, Of Wilmington.
Miss Edith Collins and Miss Eliza
beth Denney entertained the Bachelor
Club and a number Of other friends at
the "Lindens," the home OF the lat
ter. last night The lawn was brill
liantly lighted.
Charles williams. Of Wilmington, is
a guest of his mother, Mrs. Caroline
williams.
Herman Pierce and J. Allison Start
OF Philadelphia. arc visiting theil
parents here.
The Misses Redman. Of Wilmington
are visiting Miss Alice Givens.
Mrs. Mary Cantwell. Of Philadelphia
is spending q few days with Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. Wesley Start.
Miss Mary Lewis. Of Dover, is
guest Of Miss Helen Lewis.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
REPUBLICANS CONDEMN
OBSTINACY OF ADDICKS

To-day Republicans are condemnlng
the obstinancy of the Addiclksites in
refusing to accept the propositions
made by the Republicans at the joint
conference yesterday.
An informal meeting was held this
morning at the Office of William S.
Hilles. at which a number of Republic
cans were present No enc Of those
present would talk about what was
discussed at the meeting, but MS one OF
them put lt: Politics was discussed" ."
Those at the meeting were Elias n.
Moore, George II. Hollis, Walter II.
Hayes William S. Hilles, Anthony
Higgins, Harry II. Billany. George L.
Townsend, sr., and George Murray. of
Kent county.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13

Dixon, Mary A. Dixon, Lizzie A. Dixon,
who married William Baird and Lewis
Dixon. There are also six grandchil-
dren.
DR.. Dixon married Miss Mary Mer-
kins. on September ~, 1850, In Frank
ford. His father was a Marylany'- "nd
his mother a Delawarean. The nusuand
has resided in Frankford for fIty-nine
years. lie Is an elder of the First
Presbyterian Church. Of which he ha.
been a member for more than thirty
five years.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
WILL CONEEEE IN GERMAN HALL
Democratic County Convention Will be
Held On Saturday Morning

On Saturday morning at 1890 O'clock
the Democratic County Convention viii
be held In the German Hall, in Sixth
street near Walnut. and not in Turn
Hall, as was enormously stated by a
paper yesterday afternoon. The dele
gates elected to the convention are as
follows:
mington-William T. Green, John
P. Welsh, John T. Mcdowell. Thomas
f. Holland. Patrick Brennan, James
Gagan. John T. Joyce, A. j. Kooch,
Edward McIntire. Edward A. Ginder
Frank NJ. Sewer. James Harkins, Ed
ward OConner. Joseph B. Biermann
Michael A. Carroll, James ]. Haney
Thomas P. Ryan. James F. Farley
DR.. Emil Hertel. John f. Kane
Brandywine hundred-Albert Ed.
wards, Curtis L. Talley, John c
Dougherty, Winfield Orr, ]. Atwood
Weldin.
Christiana-w. Lewis Duff, Johr
Hartman. Robert Blakely, Abran
Palmer. Lewis Mclaughlin.
Mill Creek-Sylvester Caldwell, F
d. Baldwin. Levi Murray, +. +
Whiteman, Joseph S. Rankin.
White Clay Creek-Charles II. Can
non. w. B. Currinder, Samuel B. Herd
man. George G. Kerr, Thomas p. Riley
New Castle-charles Shearer. VIII
liam ]. Hunter, Patrick McGrory, Hug
Duffy. Patrick Whalen.
Red Lion-John Davidson, Waite
Thompson, William A. Jester, Thee
dore F. Armstrong. w. G. l.. Carnagl
st. Georges-Andrew S. Eliason, Jos
eph NJ. Armstrong Albert p. Crockett
Caleb J. Freeman, Samuel Yearsley.
Pencader-Alonzo Mccoy, William I
Barnett. Thomas A. Cam, ]. j
lO'Rourke, H. l.. Dayett.
Appoquinimink-James A. Hart, 10.
eph Pritchard, William X. l.. Tatmai
Charles Cannon, Andrew E. Skaggs.
Blackbird-William H. ArmstrOn
William J. Donovan, Frank ]. Kieffe
3 William LOckerman, Charles F. Burri
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
PLUMBERS At THE Y. NJ. c. A.
Work on Bath and Heating Apparaiu
Begnn in RniIding

Plumbers hogan the work of improve
ments in the \. NJ. &. A. additions this
morning The bath and heating appa-
ratus is being placed in position and the
gymnasium apparatus is expected in a
few days.
Tomorrow night the Reception Com
mittee win hold another meeting 10 dis
cuss the plans for the Fail receptions.
Ihe Educational Committee will meet
this afternoon to make preparations tor
the opening on October l.
On Saturday evening the White
Membership Committee viii meet 10 make
report on the progress ia the canvass
FOR new members
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
MeGoWan-Butz

Miss Clara NJ. Butz was married TO
James p. McGOwan last evening at the
home Of her parents. No. Sl3 Poplar
street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Caleb Allen, rector Of St.
Luke's r. Z. Church.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. and after the eere-
mony a wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs McGowan will spend their
honeymoon in Betterton, Md. They re-
colved a number of handsome gifts.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
THOSE WORRYINC pILEsi-O

THOSE WORRYING PILEsl-Ono
application Of DR.. AgHews Ointment
viii give you comfort. Applied every
night for three 10 six nights and a cure
ia effected in the most stubborn cases
Of Blind. Bleeding or Itching Piles. Dr.
Agaew's Ointment cures Eczema and
all Itching and burning skin diseases.
II acts like magic. 35 cents.-S.
Sold by Miller Drug Co. 402 Market
and n. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
ON AUTUMN VACATIONS
Many Who Are Enjoying Them
selves in Bridgeville
Special to the Evening Journal

-VVTTTT 10 TTTT T1T--TT-T- Jul -----'
Bridgeville, Sept. 12.-Misses Alice
and Margaret Warheld are visiting Sea-
ford friends this week.
Miss Alice Jones. OF Philadelphia, is
being entertained by Miss Ida Willen.
S. ID. Tibbets. Of Boston, who has
been spending the Summer here, has
returned home.
Clarence Matthews. Of Wilmington,
is visiting his parents here.
w. b. Truitt is spending this week
in Baltimore.
r. w. Cannon left for Rehoboth yes
terday.
Miss Nettie Palmer.of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. c. E. Brown.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Gave DeIIghtfuI TroIIey Ride

DR.. John MacFdyden. superintendent
Of the Chester Traction Company, gave
a trolley ride Tuesday night in honor Of
Mr. and Mrs William MacCdlinni OF
Mascg. Cam de-. A special trolley car
conveyed the party from Chester u
Wilmington. spd on the return a SOP
was made at skellpot Park. wns'c pr.
MscTayden entertained the pa.ty. ! he
1C.aslen was & most delightful enc.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Tatnall-Cooledge

George Tatnall. Of this city, and Miss
Catherine ]. Coolidge, Of Wayland,
Mass, were married at the home Of the
brides parents, in Wayland, yesterday,
Mr. Tatnall is connected with the en-
cheering department of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, and is a
prominent member of the Wilmington
Whist Club.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Tatnall will reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
FRIENDS SCHOOL,
Fourth and West IS.

Careful attention 20 accuracy in Eng
lish and 10 acquaintance with literature
In connection with study OF Latin, Greek.
French and German. Regular course
covers usual requirements for admission
90 college School year begins September
". Onlce open on and after September
10. For catalogue ana other Information
address
HERsCHEL A. NORRIS. A. NJ,
prlnnIun1
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
BrldgeylIle's Social See
snenlai Ii the Evenlng Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Bridgeville, Sept. 1S.-The musicale
held at the residence OF Miss Eta Gray
on Tuesday evening was a delightful
affair and quite a sum was realized.
The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
town library.
Wilmer Sharp. OF Seaford, is visiting
here this week.
Millard Layton is sojourning at Iron
Hill.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
O'Hara-DiIlon

Miss Anna II. Dillon and James
O'Hara were married in st. Paul's r. c.
Church at 40 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. in the presence of large num-
Der OF friends. Miss Con was maid OF
honor. and Patrick OHara acted as
best man. A reception followed at the
home Of the brides parents, No. 2OS
Madison street. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Hara went on a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Biee-Grimn

]. c. Bice. a conductor for the Penn
sylvania railroad. and Miss Annie H..
Griffin we're married in the Hotel
Ralph. Queen Anne. yesterday after
noon, by the Rev T. A. II. O'Brien,
pastor of Hillsboro Methodist Episco-
pal Church. They went to Niagai a
Falls en- a wedding trip. and upon their
return viii reside in this city.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
New Students
Entering This Week.

Goidey College. Eighth and
Market, has received a consld-
cradle number of new students
this week. and the attendance
D. now ahead of that OF any
former year at this time. STU
deuts will continue to enter
during the remainder of the
week, and a number have made
arrangements to enter Monday.
September IL. Seats may be
reserved by calling at the coll
lege Office. or by applying by
letter 20 the principal, n. S.
Goldey instruction is mainly
individual, not by the usual
class method. Evening session
begins October !.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Low DchIer b -rrnlnInr

Lew Dehler, the ll0-pound champion
Of self-dense Of Delaware. is training
for his match in the Warren A. A. on
September 81. His opponent will be
Tommp Feltz, Of Brooklyn
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
observation-disclosures

Miss Lucille j. Turner was married
10 George W. Tweedy yesterday after
neon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev W. l.. S. Murray d. d.. Of
St Pauls M. L. Church. at the home
OF the bride, No. 702 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
HELP WANTED

WANTEn-At the Surprise Store,
302 Market Street, Wilmington,
Q tlothing Statesmen.
4 Furnishing Goods Statesmen.
! Hat Salesman.
2 Cashiers.
2 Porters.
3 Cash Boys.
Best Of reference required. Apply
Friday, between 2 and A p m.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Mr.. schIice's IVeIcome Home

After a years absence In Philadel-
phia, Mr. Schlice was welcomed home
by a surprise hOuse-warming given by
the members OF Harrison Street M. e.
Church on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
PRETTY BRIDES
OF SEPTEMBER
Wilmington Man Weds a
Massachusetts Girl
Numerous Ceremonies Of Interest
to Readers Of the Even
ing Journal

All communications intended for inser-
tion In this column should be addressed
to Society Editor. care of the Evening
Journal Communications should be writ
ten on one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
The Home life Insurance Company of
America
NJ President

Paul Bright President.
Dear Sir: / desire to thank the Home
Life Insurance Company for the
prompt manner in which it rettied the
claim on the life of my wife. Jessie.
have heretofore locked upon insur-
ance as wasto uf money, but this
proves 10 me that it Is a good thing.
and would suggest TO all my friends TO
carry insurance and advise them to
~at in the Home. / received the full
z rrcunt of my pclics- SEQ
Yours respectfully.
DAVID MBRIDE., JR..
NJ * st. Helena Road tBancrnft's).
sept y, 1900.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
Erccting an Addition

At the plant OF the Charles Baird &
Co.. glazed kid manufacturers. No. lI2
and ia Walnut street, n new beam
room is being erected. The dimen-
sions are 30x60 feet.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
JOHN .. KI RITZ, JR.
PIANO, ORGAN AND THEORY
M MucIn

Graduate OF Conservatory Of Music,
Leipzig, Germany.
Special attention given beginners.
For information and terms apply to
9O6 WEST TENTH STREET.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
RIVERSIDE PARK

win remain open until October 1.
)ancing every evening, grand concerts,
unday afternoon and evening5 The
rabblng and fishing is now at ita
est. Take New Castle cars direct to
he beach for 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13

stops he Cough and Works or
the Colu
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
2 cold in one day No Cure. No Pay
Prices 2 cents.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13

Colored Republicans Organize Z lab
Colorod voters OF The Second ward
have organized the Thomas e. Post'es
Republican Club. Harry Townsend has
been elected president.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NOTICE.-On and after September
II. 1900 Seventh street bridge will be
closed TO the public travel as the con-
tractor will commence work on the new
steel bridge at that time BY order Of
Bridge Committee.
J. j. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
s15-tf
NOTfCE.-All candidates who wish their
amos placed upon the Republican ticket
{ the primary election, TO be held Satur-
ay September -. A. -. lgo0 are request
a hV the Republican Joint Executive
ommlttoc 10 send their names 90 the sec
ctary of the Republican Joint Executive
ommittoc on or before September 10. A.
1900 designating for what district and
nico they are candidates.
s.. FRANK leWARI,
hartman Republican Joint Executive
Committee
Attest n. IT, BILLANN, Secretary Re
publican Joint Executive Committee
Wilmington, Del. all-ot
MONEY 70 loan on mortgages In sums
e. sult LAMBERT lOOLk,
asst $40 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-13
PERSONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
ELOCUTION, EXPRESSION and
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
MRS. NJ. 3. LITZ. Teacher,
s15-lm 219 N. Connell st.
AlRs. AGNES NJ. sHERWlN,
Teacher of Instrumental Music.
Special attention given 70 beginners
l20 Monroe street
Iuly23-2m.