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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
oLINToN's ANNUAL ELECTION.
The Reports for the Wear show That
the Lodge Has been Pro.perou.

The Reports for the Wear show That
the Lodge Has been Prosperous.
Clinton Lodge OF Masons held is annual
meeting ard election Of officers last night
The reports Of the years work show thas
II has been most prosperous one the
income Of the lodge from dues and fees
alone amounting TO SS45 q. giving TO the
treasury net assets over oil liabilities Of
s. es6es.
Eight new members We're added during
the year. and three died. They are
Messrs George X. Zipperef. A. r. F,w-
cett, and s. l. Newton.
The following gentlemen were elected
for the next year:
W. M.-Jacob H. Quint
s. W.-Joseph AikenS
j. W Solomon Hirsch.
secretary-Waring Russell. Jr.
Treasurer-Bernard Ehrlich.
$. D.-Charles r. Jones
j. D,-James L. Christian.
5. S-Joscph Elsinger
j. s.-Herbert o. Young.
3. S.-Edward J. Seymour.
Tyler-Thomas Robins
Organiss-Frauk r. Keilhach
The officers were Installed bv Distri~t
Deputy Charles =. Fulton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Tampa eorresnarfer.e Tmrs-T-nior
ard citizen COY AUan o. Camden o. the
Ertna c.d state o. Gcorela. arrived IN
tht City asf evening 30 spend tho hoI-
Gays 1910 friends Boz Tampa BE D. one
me beet known mea 90 the South. ald
Tampa il espe- ls.If clad OF che oppor-
tua.t1 90 entertaining such . Distinguish
- guest Tor even -hort time He o.
simply taking httle rest md recrea-
cn after enc hard work which falls upon
Governor atter tac session OF Leg
stature. ard taa' hoiy in Georgia rs no;
ar exception Ca Tho RUE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
FINED ron CARELESS RIDING.

Way Lost Third Place on Col. Cns.I-
dS and Was ''Ined as.
New Orleans. Dec. 2s-May was fined
81 for his careless tide on Col Cassidy in
the sixth race. which possibly lost him
third place
First Bace-one Nile. selling. Jessie
Jarboe, TO !. won. with Eugenia. : N ;
second. and zaneeto. 10 TO !. third Tinc
lf9A, ''''o
second Race-Selling. one mile. Aniu,os-
Ny, even won. with Menace y 20 /, sec
l.iza 4'uae
nifa Rnee-ssliinF. one mile ana a ouar.
YER Monk Wayman. { 70 !. won. U-lth
MAJ. Mansir. 70 T. second. ana peans
70 2, third Time 2.oeis.
Fourth Raoe-H Handicap. six fur,ors.
". J. Deboe, to /. won. with c.oryis
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
N GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS oF THE DAY
~ TWO STATES.

Many Christmas Casualties Report
ed-Dad blood and Had Mhtskry
Got On Their Work AZ Nan, Places
Another Account Of the Mnm~hes-
ter AnaIr Near Macon Florida
Has Thrcr-i ~ar-oid Murderer
Negro Accidentally Killed b,
Fnthcr-fn-Lnw nt jackson willie
Town Marshal Shot az Inter
lachen.
house occupied rs Frnrk Mid8l-
brook. oolorcd. in the northern portion of
Adairsviie burned at - o'clo.E Chr.st-
mas eve night HIs t-fear-od son WAS
locked up iu 90 ard burned into . crisp
The family vas az The negro church ate
tending a Christmas tree Causs Of TIRE
unknown
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Gibbs garden Is on exh. billion 10 the
Morning Newg counting room.
Deputy Collector Theo Bash. OF tho in-
terual revenue department calls aften-
ton TO the fact that many whisky deal
ers Ia Savannah are falling 90 fully com
ply with the law with regard 90 empty
barrels The Ian requires that MOI only
snah the STAMPS be destroyed. Due OIL
marks and brands must b. erased Iie
says there b. likely 20 be some seizures
unless the law BE- properly compiled with.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Bark Glenafton (BD. Apaiachioola 10
Buenos Ayres. lumber. sii.5Q
Schooner Gen. Greedy. Brunswick to
Philadelphia. ties. ~ cents.
Schooner G.. r. Bergen. Perth Amboy
n j.. TO Charleston. :. C.. coal 81.
Schooner W. r Parker. Bogue Inlet
y. c.. TO New York, lumber, s. 80. FIVE
trips.
Schooner Agnes Manning. Fernandlna TO
New York ties. Is cents
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER7

Sold under gusrantee az Following stores.
kowlinsklss Jones. Masonic TENN.
Knights, W +. Reds. Marlows c.eve.
lands Donnelly's, and ". 4. Pigman"s
Savannah. Ca.
LlPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca ana
W. =. REID, Savannah. Ca. Dis,ributorn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
FLORIDA.

william johnson. colored. was acciden-
tally and fatally wounded by his father
in-iaw. David Robinson. az Jacksonville.
Christmas day The two men had left
home for a hunt. and found a convey Of
quail near tho city. Johnson moiioned TO
the old man 10 pass him the gun. The
gun was cooked. and IN trying 20 pass u
Robinson let the hammer snap emptying
the load into J0hnson's side. Johnson died
about half an hour afterward.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

The officers OF Live oak Lodge Of Masons
which VIII take place tonight.
The installation will be conducted by
Mr.. Fulton district deputy Of the savan-
nah District. and he viii also make the
address Of the evening As the conclusion
OF the ceremony banquet will be given
TO the members OF the lodge and their
guests
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
Atlanta Prisoner. Made Rough
Hou.e

Because they were not turned loose. as
customary. this Christmas. the negro
prisoners at the Atlanta stoekade declared
rough house. About o'clock Superin-
tendeni Camp announced TO hts charges.
some i3l. az tod, that FOR various and
summary reasons. the Mayor would not
pardon them this seaf About seventy
i've oi the prisoners were negroes. anl
when the superintendent delivered this
unwelcone piece Of information Erowls
and then active trouble eusued. The pris-
oners however. vented their wrath ana
disappointment chiefly upon one another
iney re- iu snd fought among themselves.
and number We're seriously hurt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Pilot charts and an Photographic. lnfor-
nation viii boz furnished masters Of YES.
sells fee Of charge in United States nv
geographic Office in custom House Cap
tairs are requested 20 call M the ON q
Reports Of wrecks ana dereii-ts received
for transmission 20 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Per steamship Berkshire Tor phliadel-
phia 81 barrels rosin is5 barrels our.
pentine. l5Iiog feet umher. az boxes
oranges. ne crates vegetables = tons rig
ron. " barrels syrup. 7si bundles handles
-5 plgs mdse. "A nkgs domestics ana
yarns, "A bales Hnters 90 bales paper
stock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
TO INSTALL MASONIC OFFICERS.

Mcssrs. Fulton. Cam and stubbs 60
90 Darien To-day,
Mcssrs. Charles r. Fulton. George r
Cam. and W - Stubs will leave to-da,
for Darien where they 20 10 take part IN
the ceremony OF a public installation of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
EXPOSITION ~ INDORsED.

council's Resolution On CharIeston's
Enterprise.
The South Carolina Interstate ana West
Indian Exposition. TO be held In Charles.
ton next year. was unanimously lndorsed
by Council last night
The resolution was introduced by Al.
derman Thomas and provided that tho "a.
position be heartily Endorsed by Council
as an enterprise which viii prove OF
great beneft 10 this section and to the
whole South. and that Georgia. congress.
men be requested 20 support the BIN nov
before Congress. providing an appropri,-
ton TO aid that enterprise. The resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

y to :. second. and sakatuck. . 20 1.
third. Time i.l4
Fifth Race-Seillng. mile ana nftv wards
Miss Hanover. 10 . won win gclle az
simpson, p 20 I. second and AicGrathiana
Frlhee. 10 g. third Time Las.
sixth Rnce-selling one mile. W. y.
Hhtes 10 8, won, with Pacssnaker. to
I. second. and Eltho,ln. TO /. third. Time
l;uis.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

About O'Clock Monday morning tho
safe OF the Aoworth Mills was success
fully cracked ana about So or ti5 was OBJ
Gained BY the burglars. The ONCE ~ the
mill Is located on the side Of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad about a. yards
away from the station ana isolated from
the business part % the quiet little town.
Both the night operator and town marshal
heard the sound. but thought IL some one
frlng on Christmas crackers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
Macon. Christina. whI-Lcy Trade.

The JUGS ttat have been shipped out
70 neighboring towns through the express
ONCE az Macon amounted to over two
tnousanu day from " elnesday unuI
saturday. and for Saturday and Monday
and Tuesday was expected that tho
number for each would apprcxima. 81 three
thousand II f. thought that fully four
teen thousand wis represent the total FOR
the wevk. beginning "Wednesday These
jugs contain from a half gallon 20 five
gallons, BIT generally they have about two
gallons. Putting the average n two gal
Ions. u would make zApo gallons BE-
el,ies ihes-s there were keER and barrels
shipped by freight and ia private convey
HnCca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
STRUCTURE and VARICOCELE.
Ts o. me be-, Year, Or my me have been ao.a @ s study

ears o. my life have been devoted 60 tho study OF
and women. ] have been successful because have
been thoroughly uptodate and keep pace with the latest
discoveries % science. Few sicane know that
unnecessary well 20 the knife
treating Structure Varicoccle perfected a
which absolutely painless gentle thorough
ly enectveI have tested Il W than thousand
cases and my experience warrants my saying that a
failure Is impossible In q PET all treated
Ny treatment can be applied At your home and a
effected without detention from business
dutesi with the degree all pri-
chronic diseases OF men and II you are
afflicted with any form OF skin Disease Blood Poison
rheumatism Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Loss Of
Manly Vigor. Female Week.-Mrs. etc, invite you
fully exclusive methods treating these
diseases I show you What have done for others
explain the superiority 81 my treatment 70 your
for free consultation write for symptom blanks Cor
idential 25A Bryan street. Savannah Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
rHn PlRK VIEW s4NTTaRIrM.

PHYSICIANS AL. the CITY for nm An
preparation.
petition from Doctors A. y Simmons
John W Daniel. Ralston baltimore and
81 J. y. Graham. representing the Park
View Sanisarium. was laid before the
CITY Council lost night The petition cali
"a attention 70 the fact that the phv-
sioians named had opened a well equiD-
ped and modern sauitarium. ana asked
Council Tor oue-third Of the anpropris ion
Tor la"' for the care Of che white etck
poor of savannah. The petition also ask
81 that the Mayor and health officer
should become members Of the governing
board OF the sanitarium. that thew might
see that the money appropriated was f1-
diciously spent FOR che purpose Intended
The petition was referred 70 the Com
mittee OF the Whole
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship wastwater BD. stephen.
Manchester.
Bark Tikoma CNorl. Riorge. Hull
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. THURS
DAY. Dec q. SEQ p. m.
TALLAHASSEE, capt Askins, SATUR-
DAY. Dec. - u 600 % m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. capt. Daggett
TUESDAY Jan. @ 200 p. m
'CtTN or BtRMINGHAM CAPT. Berg.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2. 3 p. IN.
NACoOCHEE. Capt Smith. THURS
DAY. Jan. g. $50 D. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher, SATUR-
DAY. Jan 6. $50 o. m.
TALLAHASSEE capt Askins. TUES
DAY. Jan. s 7.3o o. m.
CITY OF ArGU STA Capt Dnggett.
THURSDAY. Jan 10 900 D. m.
NAcOOCHEE. caps smith. SATURDAY,
Jan. d. i0.N = m.
Getty OF BtRAUNGHAM. Capt. Berg
MONDAY. Jan u. 1900 noon.
Notwithstanding city OF BiuninE
steamship C.ty Of Macon Capt sava
ton on the following schedule;
Leave New York for Boston from Pier
35. North River az 300 noon. Dec
=. Jan. 8. H. H. &C.
This company reserves the right 90
without liability or Accountability there
saliugs Kew York FOR Savannah tn
". G. BREWER.
Clty Ticket and Passenger Agent
~ Bull street Savannah. Ca
n. C. IRRELEVANT
Agent. Savannah. Ca.
p. f. LEFEvRE.
Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
TWO DEATHS Ar WASHINGTON.
The Little city Loses Two of Its
NobIest women.

washington. Ga. Dec. 2s.-Mra. Lacy
simpson. one OF the most prominent wo-
men 10 our town. died sunday morning.
N's' Simpson was known far and wide
Tor her graceful hospitality.
Mrs Joseph Terry one OF the promo
h'"' women Of the younger set OF WISH
lns'on society died az her home on Tues
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

rtri from foreign porte ana seven
furh.rs ard four -aI vessels 90 a to-
go tonnage ~ lhe1 cleared.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
PeBsaeoIa'- LarEe shipping Dust

There was a big business here last week
s. Pensacola shipping circles. the ex
ports 70 foreign ports exceeding a hall
million dollars IN value and oil the bay
men worked over time. consequently there
Was big pay roll Saturday night. and
lots 81 Christmas money in circulation.
During the week six steamships and six
SAL vessels Of a total tonnage Of Ii.675 ar
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Phase. of the Moon Tor December.
Standard time-s0th mer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
a Three-Yenr-ola Muracrcr.

shocking murder was committed on
Wllanneo plantation. near Waukeenah.
last week. and the youthfulness Of tho
's:i;sssasc: makes 3; ;hg fBors startling. =
negro woman living on the place had two
children. aged respectively. years and
three months. she left her house 70 10
to her work. leaving the children alone.
locked up. On her return she found that
the 5-year-old boy had dragged the baby
from tho bed and with the hre-stick had
beaten rs head almost 60 a Jelly. The
baby died short time afterwards. and
the mother went 10 scak assist cree tom
her rttghhors 20 bury the corps. again
leaving che boy alone. She wa Mortified.
OF ie' return. TO hud thHt tuc china had
Climbed iron the be- 9. seized the dead
baby. and was rocking H in his arms.
laughing all The while like n,ile demon.
The child shows no particular sign OF in
sanity. but. on the contrary. is rather
bright and would b. good study for
criminologists.
u. r. Baker. marshal Of Interlachen.
and deputy sheriff OF Putnam county.
was shot Monday afternoon. The mar
shall Was at the postoiiice in
@. a Brueh's store and his
attention was called TO the rear
or the store by hearing his name called.
suddenly there were pistol shots fred in
quick succession. ana someone exclaln-
Cd MY God! Take me home take M.
homer The store, which before had
been occupied by nearly two dozen me-
eroes. who nad come from different places
TO attend coiored school festival in the
town hall. was cleared. and on the floor
was fhe PROSTATE form OF MIR Baker
writh!uS a. agony. A stretcher was i'm
ptoyised. ana the wounded man taken to
his home some two blocks distant. where
be- now lies in critical condition SIR
Baker had been very active iu breaking
up the gambling resorts OF the negroes.
and 20 r. said their threats had been fire.
Queut Co make away with him.
Five justices Of the supreme Court Of
ths United States chew tobacco. while
al OF them use the weed in some form.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.


'ash quotations were as follows. Flour
auli and unchanged: No. 3. S6a7ic. Nc ,
,ed' ..szHHc; No. corn. Sac: No. pei
Io", @1sc; No. oats. 22isc: No. WINE.
-e'sa1c; No. white. 2i4a251kc: NJ
rye.oo's4Sie fair TO choice mailing baney.
o.1SSc' No. fax seed. O.. 57is Mol nath-
western, vs.; prime timothy seed. 5 -;
mess pork, per Dbl. Sl.izis4M .: hrd.
per 100 lbs Ns5ds.a 20: short ribs t.des
uoosel, s.2SQe boc; dry Ralted shoulders
'noNedl S7snsssc. short clear sides box
ea)' seons Tc; whisky. basis OF hieh
wines. sl27o; clover. contract srade
SO. z6df0 -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

Five Justices OF the supreme Court Of
the United States chew tobacco. while
al OF them use the weed in some form
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27
S@ugndhS@0
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
a
PASSENGER FARES FROM SAVANNAH.
81
ntermc
Frst
Round
o. 10
PASSENGER FARES FROM SAVANNAH.

KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher TUESDAY,
Jan. Is. 1870 . IN.
TALLAHASSEE. capt Askins. THURS
DAY. Jan a. sgW D. m.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt Daggett.
SATURDAY. Jan. 70 400 ,. m.
NACoOCHEE CAPT. Smith. TUESDAY.
Jan. .. 500 .. N.
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher THURS
DAY Jar. O. 500 .. m.
Getty OF BIRMINGHAM Capt Berg.
THURSDAY. Jan. a. 500 p. m
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins. sATUR-
DAY. Jan. %. 80 . m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt Dagrett,
TUESDAY, Jan. q. Y - p m
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. THURSDAY.
Jan. 81, 80 p. m.
lam VIII not carry passengers
g. will ply between New York and Bos-
Leave BOSTON for New York from Lewis
WHARF az 1900 NOON. Jan. .. ?. Is. .. %
hange its sanings without notice and
or
.sdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. 5 p. m.
=. ". SMITH.
Contracting Freight Agent. Savannah. ca.
WALTER HAWKINS
General Agent. Tranic Department
20 W. Bay St. Jacksonville. Fla.
W H. PLEAsANTs.
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
New Pier s.. North River. New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-27

sasfactoa Can for free consultation write for
respondence strictly IA
once Hours L to and to Sundays 10 a.
Evening journal., 1900-07-14
SHIPS BUILT In
FREDERICA YARD
That Sprightly Kent County Village
Is Enjoying a Great Build
inc Boom

Frederica. July 13.-The Methodist
Episcopal and the Methodist Protes-
tant Sunday schools win picnic at
Bowers Beach on July IS. They viii
leave in the early morning and spend
the entire day at this popular bayslde
resort
Building is booming here at the pres
ent.
John Russel's residence is well begun
and when completed. Will be one Of the
finest places in town.
Joseph Frazier's house is nearing
completion and win be an improve
ment to David street
The brick structures the bank build
ing and b. f. Burton's stores have been
begun this week and as a large force
OF workmen are employed the work will
soon be completed.
AT Nathaniel Lank's shlpyard three
vessels, John Frazier Medora Frances
and -Four Brothers are being overhaul
ed.
Ten years ago this shipyard was a
scene OF bustling activity when large
ships were built here. And the famil-
lar sound of the hammer and saw re-
calls the Summer days when little
groups OF onlookers loitered in the
shade of the large willow trees TO watch
the shipbuilders IL was in those days
that the late Ex-Governor J. w. Hall
had large vessels built. which work
formed one of the principal industries
of this town.
A fine horse, the property Of Il. Flem-
ing, of Harrington. which was driven
over here for the purpose OF hauling
lumber. fell in the road overcome by
the extreme heat All efforts TO save
+ the animal were In vain it expired in
7 a short time.
I Mrs. Mary Vickers, widow of the late
! Edward Vickers has disposed of her
household goods at auction sale. Mrs.
Vickers intends to make her home in
Philadelphia, where she resided in her
girlhOod days.
Mrs Charles Potter is the guest OF
her sister-in-law. Mrs. John George
Lizzie and Reba Ruthwel have re-
turned from a visit to Philadelphia
The farm OF the late Joshua Tolberi
situated in Milford Neck about three
and one-half miles from town will be
sold at public sale on July 2S, in front
OF Stine's Hotel.
Miss Mary Boone and Miss Jennie
Lewis have returned from Wilmington
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Harper.
Evening journal., 1900-07-14
BIG BARN FIRED
BY A SMALL BOY
Harrington Man Held Up by a
HighWayman.-.NeWS Of
The Town

Harrington. July 13.-TheOdore Har-
rington's barn. on the Frederica road,
was entirely destroyed by fire by one
of his small boys setting fire to some
dry hay. He lost about three hundred
bushels of corn. all OF his wagons, cul-
tivators. plows. etc. Loss about 81 800.
Postmaster Kenney has commenced
to display weather signals for the
United States government beginning
July -, and will also furnish each
farmer with a daily weather report that
is on the rural delivery route. This
will be a great convenience to every
farmer
Cove Atkinson was held up by a
highwayman on the night of July 3
while coming down TO the railroad sta
tion to take the New York express foI
Wilmington. Fortunately he managed
20 break away from the would-be-rob-
Der. and thus saved himself from being
robbed; and on the night OF July A.
Norman f. Shaw. and a young fellow
named Hart. was held up in the same
manner. Shaw managed to knock the
robber down and escaped in the dark
ness. Mr.. Hart broke loose a few min
utes later from the same would-be-
robber. Il created a great deal OF ex-
citement at the time and searching
parties were organized but they failed
10 find the robber. III this kind of bust.
ness is kept up some one will get hurt
and probably the coroner OF Ken
county viii haze a job on his hands.
Chornan Wright and Emile Quiller
are home from Delaware College spend
ing their vacations.
Arthur Baynard of Philadelphia Il
visiting his grandmother Mrs. Baynard
Miss Lulu Macklin. OF Greenwood, il
visiting Miss lnez Raughley.
Miss Manalia Anderson is visiting
Greenwood friends.
Alfred Raughley and family spen
Sunday at their cottage at Bower
Beach. He and his family will NOV
down the last Of this week for the Sum
mer.
l.. c. Jones, who has been confnel
to the house for a week with muscu
lar rheumatism, has resumed his duue
at the p. r. r. station,
w. H. Franklin. w. A. Smith & Co
have large orders for peach baskets an
all of their employees are very busy.
Miss Mary LOckerman. Of Seaford.
visiting Mrs. J. W. Powell
The Rev c. w. Teasdale. Of Seafort
filled the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
Lew WalcOtt, OF Dover. spent Sunda.
with Harrington friends.
Fred Harrington spent Sunday in re
hOboth
John West spent the Fourth wit
Harrington friends.
Miss Kate Edmunds, of Washington
has heen visiting Mrs. l.. p. Hanson.
A few Of the property owners o.
Werner's avenue who failed 90 paw
in front of their homes some time ag,
are buying bricks and making prepare
tion for the laying Of same
Evening journal., 1900-07-14
No NEWS OF PEARY
CryOlite Bark Calcium Carried DiSap-
pOiniment to Many Americans.
speelal % pc Evenlng Journal.


New Castle, July l4.-There passed
up the river yesterday TO Philadelphia
the bark Calcium from Greenland.
No vessel to arrive at Philadelphia
for many a day had been as eagerly
awaited as the little cryolite bark. as
IL was believed the craft was the bearer
OF some news from Lieutenant Peary,
the dauntless American explorer, and
Of Andree, the gallant Norwegian who
made his dash afterward in a balloon
and from whom nothing has since been
heard, but the Calcium brought good
news from neither.
All the information the crew could
impart was that the past Winter and
Spring in the Arctic regions were the
worst encountered for many years
Therefore the search for Perry and
Andree could not be undertaken.
Evening journal., 1900-07-14
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Wilmington Dlvision.) }

Time table in effect January 26, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
StatiOn) for Elsmere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gram
ogue. Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson, West Chester, Embresyille,
stations daily except Sunday, at 1S5 a.
m. daily 2.15 and $50 p. m. Sunday only,
SO6 a. m.
and intermediate stations, daily except
sunday at 735 a. m; daily 2.l5 and $50
o. m. Sunday only at sos a. m.
For Joanna Birdsboro, Reading and In
termediatc stations. daily, except Sunday,
Sunday. at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.15 and $50
at 7.S5 a. m. and daily 2.l5 p. m Sunday
only. sos a. m.
For further information, passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
don.
[. A. swEIGARD. Gen. Superintendent.
EDISON j. WEEKS. Gen Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1900-07-14
MARITIME MEN
ON THE RIVER
They Go Down the Bay on
an Inspection Tour Of
Reporting Stations
Special to The Evening Journal.

New Castle, July 14.-Directors Of the
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange went
down the river yesterday afternoon on
the revenue cutter Onondago on their
annual inspection OF the reporting sta
tlons of the Exchange.
No stop was made here however The
party went ashore at the Breakwater
last night and were the guests OF DR..
George b. Young. medical officer In
command of the Delaware Breakwater
National Quarantine. To-day the party
will return to the cutter, and after an
inspection of the new harbor of refuge
will proceed to Cape May.