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The evening times., 1900-07-27
marker PRICES Higher
Fractional Gains General in the
Opening Dealings.
burlington and Quincy Advances on
Favorable RepOrts-BrOOklyn Rap
id Transit Also strOnE-0ther
Movements without Special Sig
nI=c.nce A Professional Tone

NEW YORK, July 27--Higher prices
were recorded at the opening of the Stock
Market this morning. Fractional gains
were general, although the dealings coltin-
ued TO be OF harrow proportions.
Burlington and Quincy advanced on re-
ports that the forthcoming June statement
would not show the decreases expected in
some quarters.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was also strong
on covering by shorts and manipulation by
those responsible for Increased earnings"
reports with the corresponding period last
year. when there was a strike On the road
The other movements were without spe-
cial significance, the market continuing
professional in tone. with an absence Of
outside interest.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Li=htnIn<'s work in Maryland.

ELKTON. Nd, July 27.-During a severe
electrical storm in Cecil county yesterday.
lightning struck the barn on the farm Of
Benjamin II. Sapp. near Elkton, which,
with the hayhousc. stables. and contents,
WAS destroyed. In the buildings were
wheat, oats, farming implements car
Tiages. and harness. The loss is fully GOV.
cred by insurance This is the second
barn to be destroyed by lightning within
the past three days in Cecil county.
HAGERSTOWN Md July 27.-Llght t
ming struck five times in John Dorsey s
woods. near WilliamspOrt. 4 white oak
tree, four feet in diameter. was split in
two and one part hurled thirty feet away
A COW was struck and kille5. The resi-
dence OF John S Winters. Ca-ctown Wash
ingtOn county. was struck the lightning
going down the chimney demolishing a
cook stove. Mrs Winters who was stand
ing near the stove. was stunned.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
A BATTLE WITH BURGLARS.
Chicago Watchman Fights Three
Thieves in n Tunnel

CHICAGO, July PA fierce pistol fight
In which two men were shot. took place
under the river last nigh between three
burglars and John McCaughney, a private
watchman- The scene OF the ARRAY was
the centre OF the Yea Buren Street tun-
mel While bullets from four revolve-s
were whistling through the air. the grip
man Of a Blue Island Avenue cable car
shot his train down the east approach and
before he knew what was wrong. his pas
Scngers were in danger Luckily. none OF
them was wounded.
Ne:rly two dozen shots we're fred dur
ing the battle. McCaughnsy was wounded
in the right hand. while one burglar was
shot and probably fatally wounded by a
hulle- from the watchman's revolver. The
burglars all escaped. MCCaUghn6y had
caught them robbirg the International
Shirt and Collar COmpany's Office and pur-
sued them into the tunnel.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Lewis c. Denham,
TRUSTEE,
42l nth Street.
JOCKEY SLOAN INJURED.
His Mount Falls in the Liverpool
GHn

His Mount Falls in the Liverpool
Cup Race
LIVERPOOL July 27.-Tod Sloan the
American i9csey.t was badly hurt in the
race for the, Liverpool Cup al the July
meeting today. Sloan had the mount on
Mrs. LaEgtry's Maluma and the horse fell
badly injuring its rider about the head.
Sloan was taken to the Royal Inhrmary.
The race for the Liverpool
Cup Of 1.2OO sovereigns and so
sovereigEs in plate, or the whoe in spec.e
at the winners option, o2e nile and three
furlongs, and was won by H. c.
Whites Skopcs. W Bateman's kleon was
second and Mr.. Fairies Cutaway third.
Nine horses ran. The betting was 10 ,
against Skopos. 100 to s 8Sa-n.t X eon. and
100 10 against Cutaway. The Amerig an
JOCKEYS. J. Eeif ard Rigby rode the f ST
and second horses, respect vely.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
D. DEFEATED A SHARK.
Government EmpiOye Encounters
One in Delaware Waters.

Iii hi ?
One in Delaware Waters
MILFORD. Del. July 27.-Since the Gov
errment engineers under Peter F Causey,
jr, have been surveying the Mispillion
RiFur below Milford they have frequently
been annoyed by sharks.
Wednesday afternoon Edward LOwery. y
Government emp!oye. at low tide had wad-
ed nearly half a mile into the bay to take
a sounding when he was attacked BY
bull shark ten feet ,Ong. The only weap-
on he had was a clam rake but this he
used to advantage. The fight was fierce
but short. and when the shark was final
ly made to retreat the water about the
scene of battle was tinged with the mon
ster's blood. How badly the shark was
wounded Mr.. LOwery could not tell.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
NO HOPE OF RECOVERY.
The Doctor said, But ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy Cured Him.

MY was suffering with severe cramps and
WAS given up as beyond hope by my regular
physician, who stands high in his profession A
neighbor ran in with a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie, C.Qlera, and Diauhoes Remedy and after
admins, ring three doses Of il my son reyained
colsciou' ness and recovered entirely within twen-
ty-tour ours, says Mrs Mary Haller, Of Mount
Crawford, Va. This remedy Is for sale by Henry
Evans, fhelesale and retail. and all druggists
The evening times., 1900-07-27
EASTERN MARKET REPORT.
superintendent fsrshom Says No
Stalls Were Vacant Last Year.


p. F. Graham, superintendent OF the
Eastern Market, has submitted 10 the
Commissioners report Of the receipts Of
the market for the fiscal year ended June
so. 1900 as follows:
From seven butter stands al 81 pCr month
twelve mouths), S336. from four fish stands, NJ
50 per month twelve rI0nJhS). Sl8l from thirt, 70
seven huckster stands. at S3 per month twelve
Eonths)- Sl-332, from twenty-five meat stands,
at = per month trwelye mouths), SiG5S; from
eight miscellaneous stands. az 81 Per month
twelve mcnths), SSsf; from one cafe. at So per
month twelve mouths). So; from two huckster
stands, at 3 per month eight month";, SsS- from
two miscellaneous STANDS. 81 = per month flour
TcolthS), $50; extra gas, s54. Total. S3.iSs.
Mr.. Graham states that the last two
items Of stalls are the same two sJslls
which were occupied for eight months as
hUckster. and for the remaining fJur
months as miscellaneous. There have been
no vacant stalls in this market during the
entire year.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Washington Stock rxcaaaEe.

Sales-Capital Traction Scrip, SI7oG
1O6 "a Capital Traction, l0CH l02 5-S, 15@
102 "a; Washington Gas. 5d53S. 20n53;
American Grsphopho1e Company, l00G
II 3-S; Mergenthaler Linotype, lea IFS II.
50GlS4 Is. 10GlS4; LanstOn MonOtype,
2OOGl2; Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 3O2G12.
After call-Capital Traction. Ia l03. Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, lCG
15I 1-2s Notice-On mC-iCn. the board
decided to suspend the call on Saturdays
during the months of July and August
The evening times., 1900-07-27
SECRETARY LONG PRESENT
He Delivers an Address at the New
England ChaUtauqun.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAAi. Mass. July p.
Secretary John d. Long kept a promise
made some time before the outbreak of the
trouble in China to attend the New Eng
land ChautauQua Naval Day yesterday.
Secretary Longs address was upon The
United States Navy" and was a review Of
the American Navy Of the past and pres
eut
At the morning session there was an ad-
dress by William C. Gussard. chaplain Of
the training ship Constellation, at New
port.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Steel MAGNA2ES CONFER
Representatives of the Large Com
panies Meet in Chicago.

President Gary, of the Federal Con-
Germ, Says That the Big Mills Are
tiOn of the Lethargy in Trade just
at Present-Purchasers Waiting.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
TO OPERATE COPPER MINES.
Company Formed 10 work in Feed
ericL County, Nd.

FREDERICK, Nd, July 27.--W. J. Ayres.
owner and operator of the Liberty copper
mines, in the northern section of Frederick
county, has returned from Philadelphia
where he organized a company for operat-
ing the mines On a more extensive scale.
He says the company will put in two new
mills or concentrators. one Of 100 tons ca
pacity daily and the other of fifty tons
New air compressors and other modern
machinery will be installed.
The company has secured options on a
quantity of adjoining land on the farm OF
Mrs. Harry Boyle
copper mine has recently been opened
and now operated on tie farm of NJ. Cra-
mer near Liberty
The evening times., 1900-07-27
BRooKLYN's NAVAL DRY-DoCK.
Likely to BE Constructed in the
Whitney Basin.

whitney Basin
NEW YORK. July 27.-The naval board.
which hss been in session for few days
n the navy yard in BroOl lyn. considerinE
the selection OF a site for the new 81 Uar =
0C0 dry-dock. has finished its lab0rs. ana
will soon forward its report to Washing
ton.
II is understood that the board has rec
commended that the dock be constructed IN
the centre Of the Whitney Basin. in ar-
cCrdance with Captain AssersOn's sugge>,
riOu
The evening times., 1900-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
KENT & CO., l343 F ST. NV.
Real Estate, brokerage, Loans. In
vestments, Fire Insurance Etc.

SHALL BE GLAD to ladies and Centlernea
who have properties TO sell, desire to buy
PROSPERITY Is ASSURED. Our experience
Is large Ind .aried Come carly to see US IL
your business requires attention
OUR PROPOSITION is either to bly or soil
for you II your property seems after a short
interview, 10 merit cur careful, attention we
think we can MAKE OR SAVE MONEY FOR YOU.
Can furnish many high testimonials
Call now the active season COM
menCes-
NO ONE Is BETTER POSTED HERE in the
lines Of real estate for property and homes. We
Will convince you OF the essential merits OF our
plan If you will call or at least write row 10
COL. .. H. KENT. iyl9tf
The evening times., 1900-07-27

Chicago Grain and Provisto,,
Corrected daily by W B. Uibb, T. r,
S, Sers oi the New ioIi Stock Exchange In9 r59T +
The evening times., 1900-07-27
S.u York stack Marker

Corrected daily by W p. Iiibbs Co. mem
hers of the New York stock Exchange. 1iI9 +
Street
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss but he carries the Air
N-e, Cgshicn Truss all over the United
States Men, women, and children
wear and like them. The Air Cushion Pad hold,
with comfort; nothing else will Consultation
En6 two weeks trial free. LADY in attendance for
ladies. Office, pstlors, waiting and consultation
rooms the same hOor- Catalogue free THE
RCRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. ia
+ St NV, I'd foo-. mhl0-tf-em
The evening times., 1900-07-27
PERSONALS.

AAE. DAVIS, born elairvoyant and card reader:
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated. and gives luck
10 all; curse piles and drunkenness. I22s 25th ST
yu-lmo,en
The evening times., 1900-07-27
MiJdIe-aged and Old Men Ther

OF YOU troubled with weak. aching backs and
klqneys, and other unmistakabie signs Of nervous
ueoh ' Many die Of this trouble ignorant Of
the cause The most obstinate cases Of this char
acter are treated with unfailng SUCCESS The
highest fee charged by Dr. Young is s. i month,
and includes all medicine
Daily Office hours. 10 10 l and to 6. Sunday
10 To- p Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
from 70 s
The evening times., 1900-07-27

\ complete clearance must
be made of the entire stock
in order to settle the affairs
of the firm. and this very lib
eral discount is offered in or
der to close it out at once. 1t
is an opportunity that none
should neglect. The stock
comprises a very fine assOrt-
meHt of Correspondence Pa
per, Blank Books. Desk Ar
ticles, Paper. Twine. and all
such things as may be eX-
pected at a firSt-class station
cry store. Everything will be
sold at 20 per cent off EastOn
& Rupp's well-known low
prices.
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Sacrificing Skirts and Waists.

lot Pique aOc
wide with XVI
of Skir Irish q
deaim
e: #ss .:s as:: ; s,' ~ 6ss1
Is Jap Waist exquis-
Il % i. :;: ;s @ ,s:s . s 98
;ssa %; 35n: :3s =. 7 S29S
in mediu
!: Gas @: r ] % $3.50
$1,000 ~ $1,000
The evening times., 1900-07-27
Than Any other Physician in This
Country
CONSULTATION FREE.
Young Men

lOUI1V Men IT YOU arc suffering from ner-
vous debility, stupidness OF
are otherwlse untitled for study or business YOU
Shouid take treatment from this noted specialist
before Il Is too late
The evening times., 1900-07-27
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANIES

National safe Deposit & Trust..-..sIa2 =
Wash Lean & rust ...... ING ,5-I
american Security Trust. !gG s01
WaEh Safe Dergcf+ Nv
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
INTERESTING PROGRAM GIVEN
Delaware Saengerbund Concert Last
Night Was a Success

Warm weather did not deter large
number Of people from attending the an
nual concert Of the Delaware saengerbund
in the Opera House last night.
a fine program was rendered. and the
singing of the chorus, directed by Profess
sor c. A. Hartmann, was much appre-
ciated.
Miss Flora Emma Brownell, ylolinlst.
played several selections in an artistic way
and made a favorable impression. Miss
Jennie FOell. the soprano, and Miss Ksth-
ryn c. McGuckin, alto. sang charm
ingly. J. d. Kurtz was the accompanist.
The program was as follows:
Chorus, "Fruehlingslied" (Spring song)
G. Angerer; soprano solo, MY All"
Bohm violin solo, "Legende." Wieniawski
chorus. I'm erase Thaut's" (The Dew
drops Fall), NJ. spicker alto solo, "Be-
douin Love Song" Chadwick; chorus,
Der Reiter und sein Lieb" THE War
rior and His Love-. S. Schultz; duet,
"Come Live with Me-" Foote; violin solo
'Cayatina." Rafi; soprano solo. (al
Greeting Hawley; o. Der Vogel i'm
Wald, .Taubert; chorus (a), "Wie die
wilde Ros' i'm wald." THE wild Rose OF
the Forest). MAR; (b) "Gruesse an die
Heimath," Greetings from Home), Krom-
er; alto solo, (a) Lied" Broch; Oh
f"Springtlde, Becker; chorus "Das alte
Muetterchen." (The Mothers Lament)
Spicker.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
JONES WOULD PUNISH
BLACKLTSTING SCHEMES

Washington, May 15.-Senator Jones.
of Arkansas. yesterday introduced a
bill to prevent and punish blacklisting
by railroad companies, sleeping car
companies, express companies. steam
boat companies, telegraph and tele-
phone companies engaged in interstate
commerce, and also to provide civil
remedy in damages for blacklisting
Corporations are directed to keep a
record of employees and every employe
is entitled to see his record. The bill
prohibits blacklisting for participation
in a strike or labor trouble. Officers
or employees Of a corporation convict
ed OF blacklisting any person are to
be punished by Imprisonment not less
than two nor more than ten years.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
WILL GIVE GOOD PROGRAM
Large Audience Expected to Attend
swarthmore Boys Concert


Following is the program 10 be rem
dered by the Swarthmore college Mus
lcal Club in the New-Cenlufy CiuDI
drawing roC.n tnis evening.
PARI 4.
Selections from 'Ihe Ameer' Herbert
orchestra.
a. The Garnet lAaayled from or
ange and Black swalChmoreS Song
Glee Club.
Selections from III 'rroyatore" Verdi
Mandolin CluD
Quartet, An innocent Young Maid"
&C.. 49,. Carrie and Levi
Mr.. Hail, Mr., Matthews, Mr.. Grscom
and Mr.. Hoadley.
Trombone SOLO, Evening star" Wagner
Mr.. Gates.
Waltz, * Ray .... ........ Tyler
Orchestra.
PART IA.
a. Far Away in the South"
...... ... &C.. 80. college Song
Giee club.
b. II Love Ma Babe ........ Sterling
Mr.. Matthews and Glee Cub
Waltz, One Heart Divine" .Rosewig
Mandolin Club
Piano duet, Barber OF Seville"
...... 80. &c. ...... 80. .ROssini
Mr. Worth and Mr.. Bilderback.
Characteristic Piece, "rne Rainbow
Lance ........ &C.. ... -. kOsey
Orchestra.
Violin Solo, "Serenade" .Moszkowsli
Mr. Ramsey.
Finale, Stars and Stripes Forever"
Combined Clubs.
The Glee Club is composed Of the
following:
j. Edward Downing, OF, leader.
First Tenors-J. E. Downing, 'O1; w
w. Barr, '02; A. p. Hall, Jr., 'O2; r.
Mowers, W; w. NJ. Muschert, 'O2
Second Tenors-G. NJ. Lamb, Jr, 90;
w. L. Hess, OF; T. S. Matthews, O2;
G.. S. Worth, '02; n d. Vernon, 'O3
First Basses--J. NJ. Gates, '02; j. NJ.
Griscom, O2; A. G. Hoadley, 'O2; K. ].
Temple, '02.
Second Bases.-P. NJ. Fogg, '01; G. A.
Seaman, Of; l. Smedley, O1; S. T. Stew
art, o.
Mandolin Club-George M. Lamb,
Jr., 90, leader
First Mandolins-G. NJ. Lamb, Jr., 90;
e. L. Green, '02; w. NJ. Muschert. 'O2.
Second Mandolins-E. A. Harvey, 90;
A. P. Hall, j., 90; e. S. Harris. O2
Guitars. NJ Gates, o.; r. Il. Lamb,
'03; n A. Stoyer, 03.
Yiolin-N. S. Passmore, 03.
Orchestra-Edwin Haviland Jr., "a,
leader.
Violins-J. r. Hayes, 'S8; G.. NJ.
Lamb, Jr., 90; e. Ramsey, Jr., '01; N.
S. Passmore, '03
Mandolins-A. P. Hall, Jr., 02; E. s.
Harris '02.
Yiolincello-W. NJ Muschert, 02
Piano.. Bilderback, '02; G. S,
Worth, '02.
Clarionet-M. A. Slower, 'O3.
COrnet-Dr. Cummings.
Saxophone-M. A. Stover, '03.
Slide Trombone. NJ. Gates, 02.
Drums and Traps-A. G. Hoadley '02;
E. R. Week, Jr, 03
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
COlORED MAN TURNING WHITE
Strange Case Of Warren Jackson, Of
Odessa. Attracts Attention

Warren Jackson. colored. OF Odessa. who
was the prosecuting witness against Wal
ter Hunter, also oolored. in the county
court yesterday afternoon. attracted much
attention because his skin Is turning
white. There are only few black patches
on his body. he says. Jackson Is 25 years
old. He was black until he became years
old. when a white spot appeared on his
back. He has been losing his black color
ever since.
While Jackson's body Is becoming white.
his hair remains kinky. and he has the
characteristic thick lips Of the negro.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
AID OFFICERS INSTALLED
Women Who Will Help Sons of
Veterans

Mrs. Mamie p. Dorsey, national presi-
dent, OF Washington, and Mrs. Emma
Sales, president, last night Installed
the following officers OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Appomattox Camp. Sons OF Vet
erans:
Past president Miss NJ. j. Bareford .presl-
dent, Miss Lille X. Sterling; vice-presi-
dent. Miss L. E. Craig; secretary Miss Meta
Kelley; treasurer. Miss Nellie Miller;
chaplain, Miss Victoria Sterling; guide.
Miss Rosanna Bennett; assistant guide.
Miss Sarah Patterson: inside guard Miss
zlllah f. Bareford; outside guard. Miss
Amelia Popp; trustees. Miss Lille M.
Ward, Miss Celeste Gentieu. and Miss l..
Emma Craig; judge advocate, Frank p.
Gentieu; advisory committee, w. j. Glning.
Frank p. Gentieu, Miller Greyson. Joseph
Peeney, Joseph IL. Blest; delegate to ma
tional convention. Miss Nellie Miller; al
ternate, Miss L. Emma Craig.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
CAME HOME BY FREIGHT
Local Boys Did Not Stop to Play
Elsmere Team

Boys in the vicinity OF Eighth and Union
streets were TO have played
the Morning Glorles at the
coal chute, below Elsmere. but when they
got to Elsmere they saw their finish aud
hoped freight and went home. The
Morning Glorles team Is composed OF
the following players: Herman Hayden, c. /:
Walter Gamble, D.. John Early, S.; George
Weyhle, ib.; William skelley, 2b.: Dennis
Deneen, Sb; Henry Colt !. T.. Charles
Connor, C. T.; Elwood Disco. r. T.; The
Morning Glories are eager to meet teams
whose players are under II years of age.
John Early, OF Second and searles streets,
will receive challenges.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
En- Route to Gold Fields

AS the representative Of the ]. Nor
ton Poole Company. Of this city. Muir
ray Harman yesterday left for Cape
Nome, Alaska. The local company re-
Gently shipped a machine for washing
pay dirt to the Alaskan gold fields,
and Mr.. Harman will superintend the
erection OF it there.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Purohased Farm for Arti,t,

George F. stephens. OF Philadelphia. has
purchased through George R. Townsend &
Co, for $1,000. the 140-acre Derrlokson
farm, near Harvey station, on the b. q o.
railroad. Several frame cabins are to be
erected on the farm. which Hill be occu-
pied by artists and students from the
Academy Of Design, OF Philadelphia, who
desire to avail themselves % the fine
scenery and landscape views in that sec
ton.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Garrity Appointed Cashier

John Garrity, formerly a clerk in the
employ of the Pullman Palace Car
Companys Office in this city, Is now
cashier for the Whitney Glass Com
pany of Philadelphia. Mr.. Garrity has
recently been appointed to his new po-
sitiOn.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Reduce d Rates to Washington, D. G.
via Pennsylvania Railroad-Ac-
count Imperial Council, Order Of
MYSTIC Shrine

For the Imperial Council, Order of
the Mystic Shrine. at Washington, d.
c., May 1924, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will sell tickets to the generf
public, from all stations on its line,
Washington an return, at rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets to be
sold and good going May 1921, re-
turning to May 2S, inclusive.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Fined for Overdri wing

Joseph Theodore Hastings. OF Laurel. was
fined $40 and costs by Magistrate George
II. Buchanan. OF that place, on May II.
for overdriving a horse hired from and
owned by f. +. Hearne The case was
prosecuted by Agent Frank Stout. OF the
S. p. c. A.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
THE LITERARY WORLD

r. H. Russell announces that he has
purchased from NJ. Edmond Rostand
the American copyright Of his new play
"L'Aiglon," and will publish the Eng
lish translation in America simultane-
ously with the publication OF the book
in England and in Paris. R. H. Rus
sell. West 29th street, New York.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
IT RAINED FROGS
A Farmers Field Full of Small
Green Creatures

Special 70 the Evening Journal.
Bridgeville, May 15-During a heavy
downpour OF rain recently, small green
frogs descended with the rain. and after
the shower had abated. the field of a farmer
near Greenwood was found to be literally
alive with them, hopping in every direc-
tion.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
New Quarters for Attorneys

Honecker. Hoffecker & Wales have
their new suite of offices in the Lore
building, No S47 Market street, COM
pleted. AS now arranged each
member Of the firm will have a private
office, and there viii be an additional
Office for the firms stenograpi 90.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
7 welith Ward Democrats to Meet

Twelfth ward Democrats will hold a
meeting Tomorrow evening at the car
penter shop Of Patrick Fahey. at Third
and Connell streets, for the purpose OF
e'ecting a ward chairman and delegates to
the City Conv'ntion.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Old Hickory Furniture

onw
o Of
aprdcn dmluh eduabec dhmpna
o. w k "a c pp
a son o he yea use @yed he ri Is % a
o n
Rockers s1.75 s275, $3.50 S4OO $3.50 $500
Settess so
Chairs
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Their LittIe paughter Burie d

Special 20 the Evening Journal
Bridgeville May 15.-The remains OF
Hilda, the 1-year-old daughter OF Daniel
Lyons, OF Greenwood, were inferred in the
NJ E. Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Fu-
neral services we're held in the NJ. e.
Church at Greenwood.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
LEFT SALE TO FIGHT
Eyes Blackened and Noses Smashed
in a Bridgeyille Melee
Special to the Evening Journal.

elNiAtAA ~ ANt Evening JoAAlldls
Bridgeville, May ia free-for-all fight
occurred here Saturday afternoon, and as a
result Royal Wiley. a noted desperate,
of Nanticoke. was badly cut.
The fight occurred during a big carriage
sale. and over 300 spectators soon sur
rounded the combatants. number OF
persons became involved in the fight and
blaekenel eyes and mashed noses were
soon plentiful
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
All Crops Need Rain

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
Brldgeville. May 15.-Fruit and vege-
tables are badly In need OF rain, and while
the warm weather is making strawberries
the crop will be short II there is not rain
within a few days.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Addition to Mills

Building Inspector John ]. Cassidy
has issued a permit to Joseph Bancroft
Sons & Company for the erection of
two factory buildings at their works.
The cost will be $1,000.
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Adirondack Summer Furniture

suggestion great pos
durability the old hickory
rm
StandsS
Rockers Oand
Other porch and chairs which justly proud the white maple
vanished the backs
All eedp o $500
Evening journal., 1900-05-15

We have been fortunate enough to secure for present selling the richest bar
o expect
some doubling readers will isn't The proof of the pudding the eating
old will
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Evening journal., 1900-05-15
OFFICERS:

PRESTON LEA, President
OTHO NOWLAND. Vice-P President and
Treasurer.
]. r. PENNYPACKER, Sec. and
Trust OFFICER.
RICHARD REESE, Assistant Treas.
+. r. MORRISON. Assistant Secretary.
NJ. ID. CROSSAN, Real Estate OFFICER
Evening journal., 1900-05-15
Steamer Undergoing Inspection

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At the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company's shipyard the steamer Ul-
rica is being inspected. The Laura b.
is running to Pennsgrove in the Ul-
rica's stead.