Evening journal. [volume], June 14, 1888, Image 1

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WlLMIfSüTOJN, DEL., THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 188«.
ONE Cc.Nl.
NO, 22.
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BIG FALL
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WATER COOLERS
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OIL STOVES.
A 4-ga'on Cooler, £1.75.
We hate a 'o': of Coolers
that are sligh ly damaged, but
good ai new, that we are sell
ing at about ha!f price.
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A No. 13 Adams & West
lake Oil Stove with three 5
inch burners, with top and
oven complete, $10.50: price
heretofore, $1500. This is
the best Oil Stove ever offer
ed at that price. We will
send them anywhere in the
city on trial for a week, and
will guarantee them against
any Oil Stove made.
Jewett's Refrigerators.
The only charcoal-filled Re
frigerators made. Buy no
thing but the Jewett. You
can run it on 25 percent, less
ice than any other.
cheap. Will freeze cream in
7 minutes by the watch.
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VV C iltivc yet d lew Ul Iasi
year's pattern Refrigerators j
that we are selling at less
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CLEÂM Ä HOLLIS
221 Market £t.
CHAMBER SUITS. PABLGE SUITS.
Our assortment of
Chamber and Parlor
Suits is just as complete
as it was at the opening
of spring trade. Our
entire line has been re
ple ished and we are
able to show you, in the
latest style, a variety un
equaled by any other
house in the city.
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CEAHBkR SUITS, parlor suits.
410 King street.
THOMAS GRHSELL,
DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpels,
Ma tings, Baby Carriages,
Eef iterators, Ico Chests, etc.
S. L Cer 2d and Orange,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Open Tuesdey and Saturday evenings until
1.31 o'clock.
Gash, weekly or monthly payments.
Piias Lsi for Silk Haï Work.
.. 2VU>50cts
bU to 75 cts
fUeekin* .■••• ■
Ctean -gard »bar,In»....
Altering, wi:h new baud and ti»o
Ing ,,.,d t«.hkn*hl curl. $159
BMa,xielin.r and all new trimmed
cswip e f »....
Old bats if the plush is worn 1 ff
and require new p ueb. wc will
recover it w,th new piush en
tirely for .
Felt Hats cleaned, dyed. Hoiked
and trimmed. fiCc.toSl.OO
E. KI [TELL, I'.-a tl ml Ha'ier
6 E. Fifth St.
.... 2.50
.... 3.50
HA YrKK'N
SHOE KEi'AlJilNQ U*ST.
Oent's. sole! au 1 hr*« led.
Ledke«' eohd ani ueeled..
Ohüclreu' 8 , Fol*«d and h»e!ed.
QOM B 0 OT 8 REPAIRED.
.. 7k cts
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50 cts
Wou Do»« Wbiu Too W*jt.
WUHilngtoa, Del
StS Eteg St.,
_^BOARDING.__
OAHDING.-FOER NEWLY EUUNISHFD
rooms to lent, with or without board, at
8 UP Market street
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HELP WANTED.__
W ANTED.-5Ct:t»«g, from 12 t> 10 rears
old. for (l-and Match, Bronm Dull,
Fairy Play, etc. Must be respectable and l«cy
like, (v ild mo e, age and afiSress at once tf
••Jubilee.'' Evening Journal sfil-e Entert«!«
wen : to tak e p ace -t Op-r* H II-- Jn '* .'9
W ASTED A boy ab u sixteen yearn of ace
at an apprentice to the printing tmelnsss.
Must h we a fair education. Apply by letter
only, which must bs writlea Py the applicant
to lira
DELAWARE PR NTIS'O COMPANY,
224 Market Bt , Wionlntioo, Dal.
NOTICES.
: OTIGE.
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To th e Democratic Voters of New Castle
County.
At an election held on SATURDAY, June 9tb,
18 8 , fur Ihe purros« of nom in ling
on th« Deni-or» ic candidate for (he otfiieof
Sheriff to New Castle comfy, and cm pei
the D-mooia'Ic candidate for the office of Coro
nerof New Ciette county.
FOU THE OFHCÏ OF SHERIFF.
Alvsn Allen rec ived.
humai J. Lynch re-tired
Peter J Fo>d rtce ved.
James J Toner rent ired.
John P, 51cKso received.
Wiliam A. Morris-,n received
William H Alesonder received,. . 1 S 6 votes
FOR THE (FFICK OF COROSKK.
■ • rson
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.1 JU 8 vote«
,1,S6 vote«
.1,83 * votd «
.l.MS vote«
. 3 H vote«
, 22H vote «
. 2 , 0 '7 votes
. 1 907 vote«
.!,• 88 vote»
87 ( to' es
Nevin O Gamb e recel-ed
George A W( u, recelv <1..
Georte HsPnias re eivee',
Luther W. Palmer roeebeJ
Alvnn Alien hav ng received the greatest
number of votes cast woe nominated »« the
Democratic candidate for shei iff of NewCsiile
o unty.
Kevin C Gamble having rec Ived thesreateet
numoer of votes csst was nomlnstod
Democratic candidate for con
count/.
tbe
'■>f Kcw < 'astir
BEWElXc U 1 GGÎ,
Cba'rman • f the county mr«iing.
New Castle "Ur, Mldcb town New Era and
Transcript | lease copy.
VOTICK-AT A TdEETIN 1 OF THE IREC
TOHH of the Clayton Building an > Loan
AssoclaG.>n the president, J -seph L. Ca'penUr,
Jr , was authorized to ncelve »II moi eys du
the association, 'he monthly ra eiing will he
held in the usual Place I» (he Tel-eraih Build
ing. Taird and Mtrset «-r-et , oa F-ld y • ven
ing next. B.aMUEL H. BAY NARD,
gecretary and Treasurt r, pro tem
». OTCB—TEACHERS' EXAMINATION—
1 « There will be an vxaurnstion of teacher«
for se r»td »nd thi d r-*de cer ifleat-s in Mid
dletown on June 28; In Newark on Jure 29, and
Pmington (in school building No. 1 , on
Fr-nch Hr »ear 6 ih,l on June SJ.
HERMAN BE 8 SEY, Superintendent.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
OTICE.
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FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.
Notice is hereby given that the following nro
vtai n of a city orcieanca in ivlaiiio to d s
charg ng cun-, pistols, cannon, fire cracker, or
other flreworss within the city limits will be
stticlly enforced:
CITY ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE FIR
ING OF CANNON, GJ'S. J IS TOLA, IIRE
CEACKFR3 OR OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THIS CITY.
He ii ordained by The Council of Wilmington;
SEcno.i t. Ifanyperoon siia'l st •
hertafter within th« limits o: th« city fire ■ ff
or discharge .u y Cinoon, pun, ,-fstol fl e
crackers .i.u bs or ( thro fl-«works of anv k« 0
I or .f acypcr.ou. except (n regular course c-f
i ,ome Is- f o business, (ride or p, ore-ston .h».ll
Î make a boa fire or any fire ii any of the
j p .el c Rtre. t , lane» o. al eys of tl is oi'y or iu
anyothsrpla eiutheopeu elr withlu »»d c;tv
„jaitaStynms of any street lane or alley,-uoh
j ' or t T r 7 SS Ä
y *;î „Äkl ÏÏS
aive» Io the pubLo pa'kof khe ei y. «ituvts ne
tween S veaih and Eiehtb and F a kli i a. d
I Bruomest.ee », on (he w« telly "ideof thec. y,
i and in such place v pi. ere o>. (he e sierlv .hi
s of tbe Cl-y AS tbe City Coaucd ha I i t any tune
or tune» h r.'-i'ler by I '1 • j -ri y vote direct,
I St'd public olspl.y of fireworki thill .t mi
times wbrreaoever they may b- b«id be under
i the control . f • epeciat corn ml tee if Cmictl io
be anpol-ted frOn time tj time lor ihat tpeclflo
j purpose
Section 2. All ordinances or pars of ordl
1 HMiC s in relation v> ib.fi ing of c nnou, guns,
pUto's, fire I r cfeer, or any r.tner fl ewetks of
anv-kird w thin th*city I mit« heie'otore or
d in d a ci poms-d ty thi Cl y Council of this
oi'vara repealed.
Passed et the ci.y I a", Wllmirgton, Delaware,
September, 7th, A.D. 1884
_ « C. B BH OADfi, Ma yor._
"NOBBIN vNCFFOUTHE UKLI'c- O ' THE
A * PÏBOPEIATION F-jRSSLiRIEd.
Whxi:e«r The anrrovriabon for eaariesfo
(he fl e I jeer, !8:7-8, Is madeq ;«■ e, bv teas n
of Circiim ,r»nce» not coritei; p.-ted v.h -> the
oratuance making spenuria i .'«■ for said filial
jeer w.s pvsred thrrefore,
Be I o Cain-d by (InC ur.ci! of Wilrnl gton,
twchi-rtsot tbe mem er- th --n>* coactlrr . g
Sxcnos 1
Don ra oe 1 «• e.i from the apo
"In Urust." » nd ,t.e »' m of 6 x y fi'v. Bundled
fl ' ars ! (im the a" propria to fir 'K Dr a.
ordinary Aopropristio -, 1887," end the aygr«
pete, r-'X'.y in- H ndret lio lara, c edited to
the r Kir prhitiou fnr Valer-es "
Pas«! «t the city Hal . Mav Cl, 1888
JOHSC KARRA,
P'lR.Oei:r of the C >u .oil.
A» v ■ 5IS3SICK, Clerk of tao Council.
tim»
Xuat the sum -of Four tt.indted
-'rial'or f-- r
Attest:
May 81.1SS8.
Respectfully returned sp-rorei'.
C B. RHUAD". M.yor.
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
A two story brick ard mansard roofed dwell
ing; contains 9 rooms, bstb, e e: pa-tly papered ;
front porch. Two square« Irou. Delaware Ave.
Only 32.79#.
H. D. WALTER,
NO. 3 W. SEVENTH STREET.
FOR SALE.
Farm of 75 eons in Inlaw«»» county,f« Nine
mil»» In m this city.
tvJ.COJ. VV ill sell Ih» whol» tor
lmr-ro»eui=ots co»t
$ 7 , 500 ,
On easy terms. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
NO. 1 E EIGHTH 8 T.
_ FORnENT._
X1R . ENT.-TWO NICK FRONT IIOJMU
Apply at #87 8 h pley St.
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POLITICAL.
|^OR SHtElFF
NEW CASTLE COUKTY, 188».
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WILLIAM SIMMONS,
OF SflUCINGTOS HUSPBED.
Subject to tho decision of lc© He publican
part j .___
BAKER & JARRELL,
Wholesale an# Retail
Dealers In Fine C'iarars
NO. 228 WEST FOURTH BIREKT,
WUntnfftoo, Del •
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C. A. SteHiînborff'«,
8 . E. OOR. 9ib AND KIRKWOOD.
Also Confectiope y of all kinds.
Del
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A Full Program and Beautiful '
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ANNlVKHN.ält V fO-MOIIT.
Decoration«.
Tho celebration cf the 53d anniversary
of ths afternoon Sunday school of the
Second Baptist Church this evening, will
probably sur paw all other celebrations of i
the kind. Au elaborate program baa been
H, W. Zimmerman will bo
prepared.
musical director, Mies May I. Hea'h, 1
pianist, nod J 1). Karls, organist. The
program: Organ voluntary ; singing by
school, "A Hong of Welcome;" responsive j
reading, prayer, tinging by school, ' Letter ;
from the King," school; the Floral Cross,
primary elate; tinging, primary depart
ment; reports of tho secretaries ; anthem,
"Toe Lord is King;" singing, primary de
partaient; emblematic service, "Htnr.
Cross and Crown," 19 young ladles; sing
tog by school, "Glorious Uty ;'V1T»riBg» in i
mtmoriam; singing. 'Gathering Hume;" ;
doxology and benediction.
Thscsurob w ll be handsomely decorated
In the front will be an arch made of
honeysuckle ond evergreen. Go tbs upper j
section of the crcb »ill be in daisies the
motto; "For the Master's us*;" below this
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in gildsd letters the motto: "He did for us;
we lire lor Him." Attbeboeecf tte arch
will be a double gale, representing
eatraace to tba Path of Lif«. At
tbs side will be cedars In the
•mb'.aroatlc servies. 19 young ladies, each
with a motto, will build up tha arch. The
infant school wi l bava seals on Ike plat
form Alfred Qawthrop is ths snpsrinten
dent of the larger school, assl«led by T. C.
Dill aad Miss A. E. Btroud; Mra B, W
Deacon ia superintendent of ths primary
department, assisted by Miss Lottie Wells
and MUs Tillie Biiaxard.
The Venerable d'tloruoy 8 * 1 « It I»
INVADING ENGLAND.
an Impossibilltr.
Paris, June 13 —Vice Admiral d« Dom
pierre de'Hotnoy to-day to a reporter of
tbe New York Herald expressed himself «»
follows In respect to tbe qoeattoa of
invading England:
"To land 100,0C0 men in Kurland, or even
5*,COO. is on impossibility, unless,of course,
you can suppose that tbe English, warned
of tbe enemy's intention, were kindly to
retire sufficiently far from some large
beech offering a convenient landing place
and allow the opeia i m to be performed
without Interference. Otherwise where are
the troops to land! Rhlpsof the s'r.( end
tonnsge rrqcired for tho traesport of Urge
numbers of troeps cannot run too cloie lu
shoce.
'•The embarking ia nptMrg fir o short
voyage Midi »a that, from sny part of
Northern Europe to England. A majority
ot tbe transports could carry 2,0(9) men
each Bat tho men must b» lorded io
cockles hells nnU-si England would lend
i ne of her docks for tho purpose.
"Then, again, it is not only a queitton of
men. You must huvo artillery and cavalry
tf tho army Is to do any esivioe,
and provision and (q'l pments. Think
of the ipico occupi.«! by heavy
Arid artillery end eavalrj ! This would
almost double the carrying power required
and wcc!d call for large barges for landing,
ß-dieve me, sir, England has no cans« to
fear an invasion Bhe is surrounded by s
twit of water worth more to her than all
the standing armies. Her position 1 « in
finitely superior to that of Oonti
i.eutvl nation», obligud to rail themselves
by keeping tbs whole nation ander ara»«.
i.eutvl nation», obligud to rail themselves
by keeping tbs whole nation ander ara»«.
FHEDEIlirK BKTTBB.
UU PJsyalcIans Feel More Hopeful
Again.
Berlin, June 14. 1888 —The latest re
ports ot last night of the condition of the
Emperor »how a declled improvement.
Tbe artificial feeding, to which His Maj-sty
at first manifested go a: a version, has be
come less distasteful and the operation is
now yerlorm-d by Sir Murrell Mackenzie
without difficulty.
Not a little harrh emmfet has been ex
cited by ths fact that the Crown I'tince
attend»:! the races, g .ve a lunchecn to tbe
King ofT8»>e4ea end was a *n> 8 t at a regl
roeutei dinner. Hi ii not at P:it«d«m now,
Tbe danger to bis father, however, was not
so imminent last night as it was tbe night
before, which ra .y be ihe young man's
excusa,
T bo doctors are jast as much surprised
as the publie by the sudden change In the
Emperor's condition end are, of coarse,
more hopeful than they wire yesterday,
ibis, however, does not justify any -very
sarguine expectations that tba improve
ment will continue.
Sketch of a Cripple.
James Donovan, keeper of the safety
gate »t 7tb nnd Railroad, at one time vos
nn engineer on the P. , W. & B R. R lie
fallowed that calling for 13 years and then
went to the Jersey Central road, running
to South Amboy. In getting on his engios
oae day while it was moving be fell off the
step and the wheels paired over both his
■tes. They were amputated. He then
lived in Jersey City far eight years, after
which be came to this city and got bis
present jib, whrre he has been for three
Asbciiacri.pl« be has his g etc
year»
fixsd sa that with a pulley be can raise or
lower it while inside of hie bcx.
Sheridan Mill Improving.
W ASHINGTOIT, Jaco It—Ths imprcve
meo «h en nas been manifested in General
Hh-i'idan'o onadition continued ail day yes
terday, aad is »till maintained. The gen
eral's diet consirta largely t£ baef tea and
milk, which be takes wim sppireut reiUb.
Up to iaet Sund ly tba stomaca refused to
digest tbe beef tea, but now be Is able to
retain it without «uy trouble. The period!
city of tbe heurt attecks has Ween very
marked heretofore. They usually occurred
intervals of every three day«, and as
yesterday was .be four.b day since the last
of heart fnilure, it# ahseoca is
looked npiu a# bring vary encouraging.
It
nwîarrenc«
Properly Improved.
The S. W. Oor. of 10tU and Market
Sts., has b-ten recently refitted arid
renovated by tha well-known confec
tioner, Mr. Gilbert Barrett. A ladies'
ice cream parlor has been opened up
stairs and all flavors of the beat cream
and soda water are constantly kept on
hand. Also » full line of choipa con
fectionery.
General New« ol the fflornlus.
Barclay Feik. the murderer of Katie
Audeisou, wag sentenced to 30 years Itc
prisomuent at Trenton yesterday,
Tbs thermometer yesterday at Nebraska
City, Neb., registered 103 degrees in the
shade. Several minor oases of tnostroke
reported, bat cons wsre fatal.
Tho report comes from Marion, Mass.,
fiat the old yellow boose on the Point, op
posits the old landing in Marion harbor, ii
being refitted for occupancy by Ufa. Clew
-and this summer.
j The procession of the Knights of Pythias
; yesterday at Cincinnati was a very bril
liant affair, though it did not contain the
promised 8),000 people. Hlx thousand
would be a very large estimate of the nura
her of persons la tbs procession, nlno tenths
of whom were uniformed Knights.
Stephen Martin, living on tho lake shore
i neftr King's Bridge Oat, found a bottle on
; lhs h« aoll Banday u»j. Inside was a pites
oi bark, signed by Captain MeBnnn, and
saying that the schooner TifTn, of Bsy
City, Mich., went down with all hands 15
j m ,i os from Q ûder i 0 h.
Toere was do date
on the paper.
TbA H Ay market riot at Cbic%cro of May
^ i 8 Sfi, has claimed another victim. Po
j ,, csOffl0er Timothy Snllivau, who was
. 0QA 0 y detail who stoodl the damage of
j tbe Anarchist brmb on that »emorohle
night, died yesterday. He resolved a bul
|et , n tU(J th|(|h tml th# bIood po i,oning
inter vened gradually tapped his
strength until death enta il.
The Exocntiv» Committee of th« Irish
Nati-mai Lmgue finished its bu ioets at
I Cincinnati yrsterday, and adjiurnod. Tbe
advisibility of holding a National Con
1 vention was pnt In tbe bands of a com
| mittee of nine. It is likely that the con
| vention will not bo held until January
R-solutions were adopted and declared re
newfd allegiance of the Irish National
I,-ague of America to the Irish National
I League, deploring tbs illness of General
Bberidan, etc.
i charge oÇ obtaining money under false
| pretenses. This woman, who managed
j Hgratiate herself lato the good will of the
j Jewish people of Ban Francisco, became
for a short Um« asocial queen, and bor
! rowed money from all her acquaintances.
The preliminary trial of Bertha M. Stan
ley, kmwn from the Atlantic to the
Pacific«« "Big Bertha," or the "Confidence
Q i»cn," wts concluded at Ban Francisco
on Tuesday, and she and her alleged son
Wi lie were held in 84,000 each on the
to
At Norway, Mich . some lime ago, Hat
j tie, tho wife of Edwin Warren, left him
; and returned to her family. Last Batur
f-j-ed. He at once shot her with a revolver,
men picked her up, and at the muss e of
*he revolver matched her thrmagi the
s roots to his hoa*e. Bhe will die. Warren
h n been put n Jail,
s
day all she possessed wag burned up iu the
great dro. On Tuesday she was on the
street, when tbs met her husband. He de
manded her return to bis house.
8 h« re
At ChaceeFor.villo the monument that
maiksthe spot where Stonewall Jackson
receive!'be wound from which he died,
was dedicated yesterday with imposing
ceremonies. The Fredericksburg Gray»,
tbe Maury Campot Cor federate Veterans,
delegatlons from the Lee Camp of Rich
mond, and tbe Lee Camp of Alexandria,
Gen. Fiiz'mgh L-e
was chairman of tha meeting. He made a
brief, though feeling address, after which
he introduced Hon. John W. Daniel, an
orator of tbs day,.who spoke for more than
an hour.
were iu attendance.
an hour.
Robert E. Lincoln was expected to reach
England yescerday. He will immediately
proceed to Hcotlead, it is said, where fav
will have an interview with James O
Blaine. Mrs Lincoln has a mission, it is
alleged, which be will exeenta iu the inter
est ot his friend, Judge Gresham. His first
point will be to eeoara from Blaine a most
emphatic declaration that be is not .a
Prfsilenilal possibility. HI* sseond point
and the reel objict of his vkit is to «teure
from Ur. Blaine an expression ot prefer
enou for Gresham.
Despatcboi from several points in lllinoig
say tbat the locusts wblcb are making their
appearance in euch great numbers are nut
molesting fruit, grain or vegetables as yet
The only damage done Is the killing of
young and tender trees, many of evbicb
die from the incisions made from the in
sects ia depositing their egge. The secre
tary of tbe : iwa State Agricultural Society
says bs has received information from
Muscatine that there are a mi Upon of locusts
in that c .unty, bat no special damage has
yet icon reported. It seems le. Ia the gen
eral opinion that the locust« in Eastern
low« sre not rf the 17 year vac.ety, but of
a harmless «lass tbat come around fre
quently, seven years ago being tbe time of
the last visitation.
The great drawbridge of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company over the
Arthur Kill wts swung into pesition yes
terday by its chief promoter, Erastus
Witnan, who was accompanied by a dele
gation of railroad officiais. There were no
ceremonies because tbe approaches have
not yet been completed. Tba draw is one
of tbe largest in tbe world, being 513 feet
long, nilowing a clear space of 306 feet on
each side of the draw between the piers.
Eleven months ago work was begun on the
masonry, and it was not suspended even
dating tie blizzwd of March last. Tbe
structure Is to bo completed by June 19
The entire length of the bridge from shore
to shore is 800 feet, end its height Is 3£ feet.
The draw, which is operated by stsam
power, alone weighs 4S0 tons. Trains will
pass over tbe bridge in December next
The annual cimmenoement exercises
Crczier Theological Seminary at Upland,
Pa . were held yesterday, ond the cim
molious buildings wera taxed to the r
utmost to contain the unucuBlly large nuta
ber of visiters to that well-known Baptist
institution. President H. O. Wsston, D.D
prujirloJ, and the following men wbu were
licanssd to preach delivered orations: C. F.
F'>°te, William E Foote of Northampton.
Mass; Benjamin F. Horlburt of Georgia
Plains, Vt. ; Jamts E Keyltr of Quarry
ville, Pb. ; P. P Matsiy of L nisviüe, V «.
George M F. Owen of 8 t. Clair, Pa.:
George W. Qjickof Farmville, \u.;Joeopb
E. Ssg.-beer of Coatesvllle, Pa; Edward
S V si,ness of East Orange, N. J. ; Henry
F Wilkinson ot GraaiviUo, Ohio, and Asa
F. Williamson of Jamestown, Ohio. An
able address was mads to the graduate# by
Rev. Mr. Weston.
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Call and see what a nice suit you can
buy at the Boston House tor |10.
enticed vnon sunn Si.
Girl
■law a Wilmington School
Came Near to Ruin.
Julia Kelly, oee about SO, a woman of
doubtful character, came to this city lest
winter from Lowell, Mass., nod pnt np at
the house if Urs George M. Dutcher, at
Lovering avenue, ond Van Buren Ht
After knocking about the city all wlotsr,
on the 3Ji of April, when spring was
opening with bright sunny days, she met
little Annie Mitchell, the 13 year old
daughter of Michael Mitchell, of 8 th and
8 cott B:s , going to school.
With promises and inducements of var
ious kind, she enticud the child tu accom
pany bar to Mrs. Butcher's. Bhe kept
her them two dai g and nights, her father
meanwhile anxiously bunting the city over
for her. In his fruitless search be went to
Mrs. Butcher's and though the child was in
the bouse was told she was not.
On the 35th of April Julia Killy Induced
Annie to go to FulladelphU with her,
premising to bring her back that night.
With tbs curiosity of a child to see the
sights of a largo city, she wont. After
arriving In Philadelphia she was taken
from bouse to bouaefjra par lad of about
Hvs weeks; but it Is not thought that the
»as mads to submit, or consented to any
thing improper.
Due afternoon about five weeks age the
little girl wandered down to the Franklin
Ht. fq)are. While there she was ap
proached by a gentleman about 50 years
old, named E. A. Pecuing'OF. U« is a
wealthy real estate agent it Philadelphia.
Pennington took her to the opera boose and
then told her that he would take her in «
street otr to tie residence. In
stead, be took her to e boose of
Ill-feme at Franklin end Wood Sts. About
midnight be asksd to get in, but the woman
who otm I tithe door told him the bnuse
full, and they could not admit him. While
they were talking a police officer strolled
up end took Pennington and the girl In
charge, taking them to the police station,
where they were locked no.
Pennington bed a preliminary hearing
the next morning, June 3d, and was pat
under 11500 ball for his appearance at
court yseterday.
After Pennington bad been pnt nnder
ball, the Philadelphia Society for the Pre.
vention of Cruelty to Children was notified
and Annie Mitchell put under their care
The Philadelphia society notified Frank
Htoot, the special agent of the society
this city, who bas made three or fon~ visits
to Philadelphia since in working up the
caso.
to
of
a d delivered her to htr
Pennington wns tried in the City Court
yesterday, prosecuted by Ihe counsel of tbe
Philadelphia 8 . P. C. C. H » was defended
by three lawyers, but ofior hearing the evl
denes tho city judge fined him fSUO and
sent him to the Eas'crn Penitentiary for
six months. Tbe little girl was turned
over to Mr. Bloat, who brought her home
arsnts last
e ening.
The Kelly won an has left I'hliadelphis.
S le is «apposed to h v i reiuraed to Lowell.
Aftir tbe wcmti took the child to i'hil
delphis, tbe gave her tbe name of Lily
Bmlth. The officers of the 8 P. O. C.
,
Philadelphia suspected that this was an
sumed name, and the matron of the vooie
ty'« home there found out her right nsrue
L-e while treating her to ice cream, having
a | gained confidence through kindness,
i The Wilmington Society for the Preven
an I tion of Ornelty to Children, through their
j s(t e nt, Frank 8 tont, deserves much credit
for the effective work done in working
! Kanud fer Blrml ngbatn, Treuiou,
Beverly «nd «'ape Slay.
FOLK EXL'LIIHIONS.
j Eden Ledge, I. O. O. F., 185 strong
headed by th« Washington Greys band of
1 Philadelphia, marched from their rooms at
Third and King Ft«, to the Delaware Ave,
I station of tbe B. .& O. railroad and left on
j the 9 e. tn. train lirs morning for Trenton,
; N. J. A large number ot frit-nds accom
panied them.
About five carlosdi of excursionists left
French RL this ir. irnini ou thi W a war-set
Gun Club excursion over the W. & N. R
R. to Birmingham i'atk.
Ezion M. K. excursion left Fourth Ht
wharf this morning et about 8 39 o'clock
on the John A. Warner. A very
crowd was on board, and n band of mu(ic
rx^M^-toBl^rrpTrkTj The
pZen hundred excursion ste crowded
the steamer Repnhllc as ehe steamed oat of
the Chrietlsna river this morning with tbe
Union Sunday echool excursion, band
playing, flags of four states, ot Ihe United
States and numberless streamers flying.
yîunlctpnl Court Itcvrlations.
At the session of the Municipal Court
last evening Judge Cummins presided.
Patrick Session, the first culprit, was fined
$1 and costs for a plein drunk.
Howard Johnson, tho young man who
robbed Smith and Murray's money drawer,
was held ia $30(1 bait for his appearance at
coart.
Tillie Heritage and her sisters. Mrs
Her! tags,
Klizihrth
Graham and
do not entertain for each other that
amount of sisterly affection which might
be expected. Intact, they never »peak os
they pass by. Yesterday efternoon Tlilie
had occision to pass by Mrs. Graham's
noose on Logan 8 t., where an
admirer of tba fair Eliza
beth was sitting on the «teps The yuuog
mao sail to her that "it was a great pity
i that two each beautiful girls should not
| Tillie he»rd this and was mad.
| 8be Baid Elizibeth bad put him
| up eay 4t 6nd tha3 ln 9 U i t t er.
nnJ >he straightway charged open
j ber gIgter _ chasing , n the boute and
, nllikt: „ tbtng3 |, V ely generally. Officer
, J
q-jiiic, and Judg< Cummings daod her $5
i a[ld cu8tg
The evening's session concluded by tbe
dismission upon the payment of costs of
p r4l k Hunter, colored, charged with as
; , au | ( and ba itery upon Grace Dudley, also
co j or od.
- , -
Wilmington Clearing Ilona«.
Yhe exchanges of the Wilmington Bonks
#t lhe C . learicg Houw thls mo rtilng were
j tsa 37995 aDd the balances $30,138 57.
Welsh come to tbe rescue and arrested
, Oak Suita shown at prices sore to
please the buyer at Johnson & Barn
hill's, 207 Markst St
(General I'ulltlrai New».
Clove;«« 1'a nomination ...dm to bs re
calvad with favor lu England. U will lead
to frei (ride, nay tho Lind-in Tim««.
A wild saheme was reported in the Home
of Ropreoantativ»» yesterday. It is a hill
appropriation; $180,030 for an air »hip. Tho
«bip la a hollow steel tube, that will rise In
tho air when Oiled with hydrogen, or some
very light gas. The oratory of the Rep
résentative« during the Tariff bill has been
suggested as a substitute for the hydrogen.
Girl
of
lest
at
at
Ht
was
met
old
and
var
kept
father
over
to
in
her,
night.
the
After
taken
about
the
any
the
ap
years
is a
and
in «
In
of
About
woman
bnuse
While
strolled
dann a in Ohio for governor by a very rr
spertable majority. Thurman evidently
ranke after Haye!.— Philadelphia North
American.
Presi lent Hayes, the Democratic party
have always argued, was not very much of
a man after all, but It will be remembered
he was good enough to defeat tho old bin
yesterday
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
of tbs Fif h district of Minnesota, and if
elected will succeed Knute Nelson The
nomination was made on the 45:h ballot,
there being five candidates. Comstock is a
native of Maine, and ia claimed by bis
friends to be tho political legatee of Nelson,
When the Democrats wsre In power,
years «go, Lewis Case, one of their most
distinguished orators in tbs Senate, said
tha United States had got the right to fish
not from Bigltnd or from Canada, bot
from God Almighty, and that they meant
to hold on to ft This is rather different
„ . . . . _
usually considered a very Important office,
bat ft will tie when it decides which party
is to rule. Riddleberger has bed a Demo
Solomon O. C ma'.ook was
from tho opinion of the prtsanl .adminis
tration.
Ths Vice-President next year may de
cide all partisan legislation. It Is cut
, ,, , , ....
cr«t elected in hie place, and If the other
Benators, both Republicans and Domocrat.
succeed themselves, the HroaU will .land
38 to 88 on p irty lines. Thiels where the
president of the Henate can decide the
leglalat'cn.
president of the Henate can the
leglalat'cn.
Tho fact« of history seem to boar out the
assertion that no President has ever been
elected a second time in this country who
was not a soldier or held tbe Chief Kxecn
live during a war. John Adams and Mar
tie Van Buren are tlcss who were defea eJ
for a second term, and Washington, Jeffer
son, Monroe, Jseksiin, Lincoln and Grant
were tba snccesiful ones. The President's
only chance Is to have a war In the next
five mouths with some little country.
Charles Emory Bmlth, editor of tbe Phil«
delpbla Pre«., has been «»iscted to present
tbe name of Mai or Edwin H. Filler to tho
Chic.go Convention for tbe Republic*!,
nomlua-.lon for President. Mr. Smith will
gi into the convention by courtesy of
Charles A. Porter of the Fourth district,!
who retires to permit the .ditor of th»
Prose to make tho nominating speech for
Mr. Filler. This arrangement 1. tbe molt
of n long conferee ci between Mayor Filler
and editor Btnitfa yesterday.
Theshouliog In Chicago is all for Gresham
at present, and it is so «tro g that It Is
iccurcieg the hostility of «II tha other
booms. Good Judge ■ say that the Gre«ham
vote will disappear after on« or two ballot.
and already Indian« claims a portlnnof th.
Illinois vote.
up
The Allison and Alger and
G rosti»ra mansgrrs have all opmed head
quarters at the Graed Pacific, and the
rooms are well decorated with the pictures
of their reepeotlve ctndllatee. R. E
Freier, one of Mlchlg.n's best orators, will
namfaate Alger. He arrived last night.
Io Iowa it has been Irapiselbls for th.
Republican machine, with E liter Clark
son at tbe throttle, to auppressUresbamism.
One ot the two locally strong Republican
paper« at Ced «r R «ptd» ia leading a revolt
against Allison and doing whet it can to
strengthen Gresham in the eastern part of
tbe state. Being asked it tbe paper's cash
box did not register a protest on the part
ot Republicans against this abandonment
of tbe favorite son ot ths state, ths a lit>r
replied that his growing subscript on list
wbs the l>.i»t proof he wanted that Rannb
Konus to that port of Iowa bad made up
their minds la favor of the nomination of
Gresham. It baa not been difficult for
Gresham to bold bis following in Indiana,
and it is now clear that h« divides tbat
state with Harrison almost as effectually
as if be were »till an Indiana man.
of
at
on
left
R
. , .
«Ivan«« de.eg.te. have united In support
» Mayor F tier of Philadelphia, a. a can
didate worries i hs Hherman men at Ch
dacy la regarded In T^iou. light* but
from tbs fact that it is an anta.oni.tie
"Matt" Quay, who
Ths intelifgeocj that a number ol Pern
Bsaator
Hherman.
wants to be chairman of the national com
of
tbe
mittee, formed an alliance some time ogo
with Bfaerman, »nt has been trying to get
the Pennsylvania delegation for him. Ben
«tor Cameron ia not In favor of Sherman.
The Fitter m ivement Is regarded by the
Sherman men as « blind to keep tbe Penn
svlv.nia delrgstea from voting tor Sher
man, until blsiae or somebody else
brought forward to stampedo tbe conven
tion. There is too much talk of Blaine
suit tbe other candidates. They begin
think that Depsw ot N»w York, Phelps
New Jersey, Filler of Pennsylvania, A'ger
of Michigan, Allison ot Iowa, Rusk of Wis
consin, Harrison ot lodiana, and the
numerous other "favorite sons" will have
to give way in tbe end to units on Blaiae.
at
os
an
not
him
er.
and
$5
tbe Pcell, Jacob W. Smith, Jose Baches,
of Thomas Cox, W. H. Pyle, Williim
as- White, Joseph MclIvUn, William Wiliis,
also James T. Thimpson, Georgs A. Dickers
j Charles Allaway, George Barton, John
Haley, Andrew Stewart, John W. Hayden,
Charles C. Pnipps. Jamee H Graves,Hosey
Wilson, Wiilisaa H. Eaton, Joseph Rash.
Soldier«» Grave-Slonea.
The government Is «boat to make an ad
ditional appropriation to complete patting
bead stones on the graves ot all soldiers,
sailor«, and marines not si provided now.
In ordir to completr this work here tbe
A. R. commutes of this city wtuld like
formation regarding the following n«mfs
of Delaware soldisis who fought for their
country. All communications about
rank, company, age. place of death and
whore buri»d, should be adrtreste-J to Jamea
Banthero, 235 Walnut 8 t. before Joly 1,
insure cortect beaditooes. The names
es follows; Wil am Buckingham, Blmeco
H Woodrow, Andrew Nuavi'ior, John
The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
beet American wine iu Ibis market
P. Plunkett & Co., 108 and 110 Markst
to
BL
IllNrOHIGAI. It Kbits.
Beautiful Work« .
cran— Hour'
■ f Art by a Vet*
if W.r.
<n«
Gen, Thomns A. Bmyih Poit, No. I, has
a number of fine historical representations
on its walls Oae of them is a carving cf
the cialot arms of Pennsylvania,
top of this un'n is piece cf art is the
emblem "Ths Keystone," and on the coat
of arms the fnmilUir motto. "Virtue, Lib
erty and I (dependence
the various trades are represented by their
implements and the symbols of the Odd
Fellows mid Masons are shown,
right the stars and stripes are proudly
Hosting and in the background Is a city,
; The Diamond State is cirved on another
j block with the Delaware coat of
At the
Underneath this
To the
arms,
showing the ship building and fsrml
An in the
«
' products of the state beneath,
°^* r ®h® implements cf tho builder and
| tiller are shown. Both the carvings er»
painted in natural colors and are valuable
additions to the post's treasures. They
wore carved by Thomas J. Boy der, then of
Newport, in 1871. Mr, Pnyder is now
j dviog with his son ln-1-. w, Dr. Negendaok.
<lt 9th * n<1 ' V * |,|l * n * ton ®**.
Among other Interesting things In tie
! rooal * re tw0 «I* Pound-ball howitsers,
| Ki»peshot and canister, chain shot and a
1 10u V ou "d «•»•H A born powder flask, a
| re!,cof the war of ISIS, was presented to
1 th " P 0 * 1 b * th * " on of John Kotter of
I Philadelphia, who wore it. Two small
j mortars are on either aide of the room.
One
treasures of tba
1 pest In a large "peace" pipe "presented to
j , t by the b , by ... . , odg8 thrt Krew oul *
!
I
I capacity for a 15 pound ball
1 of the brighter
tbe older one.
A oipy of the Philadelphia Evening
; Tpl h o( TuMdsy> April im
g , (M , nport cf lh , woandtrK of 0ener> ,
| rfa A 8 , nytb on j 0D8 p, #od who m8t
' ' '
He was ths Iasi
. bis death shortly after.
! general killed in the war.
EXECRATING PROTEST*.
«»• Attacking This
Country lor 30 Years
WAsuisaTON, June 13 — Sena'or Hal«
| ventilated Ihe opinion of New Bsgiandera
j on ths Fisheries treaty to day and argued
j strongly for Us rejection. The question, be
; said, Involved the nations! spirit and th«
national symptthy; It was not a local
i l l ue * t,on - Tb * weH undoubtedly a
1 an< * m " rt De * <• hlkV " 1 '« on * fnllur »
inevitably becauae neither the Adminl.tr.
, llno nar the nsgolUt.r. had been able to
, or . *° ukt « -'n^dorallon, tbe
of i whülj «Kn*tlon. They did not seem to
have considered or taken into account the
i ***** march of Can.d» for twenty years
i nnder British irspira-lon, and under
I Brlt ' ,h »«telega, in making a.t.cks upon
i th * Uüit,d 8rM "*' bo ' h " of ( tr tbe " f
carrying out treaty stipulations and in tha
I coarse cf violating them.
Both Ihe Administration end the n»go
i liators bad failed to realiz> that the time
Is
j h|ld oorria for onnui lerlng all tbe que« loos
ard striking a proper ba'anoa as the result
, , Re nflKuCm ,t on a. Not a vesa-l had
th. | f rnm
Provir.oetown, Gloucester,
Marblehead, Portland, Cos'ins or Booth
| Bjy Bilic , th „ treBCyi whoM master and
the j crew bad not UQ t b«ck an execrating pro
j aeat r.Bt the treaty. Bad as were tha
E | o!d oonduloll(lt b(Kt
cs they were with
will j sn00yaD0OTi , nd troU blie, and dangers,
j tbcy bttd bteo better then tbe treaty.
th.
|
: Delaware and Msryland, l p. m . partly
cloudy to fair waather, frs..b southerly to
) southwesterly winds, followed by local
to raina,
of
| Tbe northwestern depression is now in
| Minnesota ; it will probably move slowly
to the east-south esst ward .causing a "warm
wave" in tbe Central and Atlantic Hute«,
list | rvmperaturercssiatbeUuitedBtalesyes
tentay; tbe chief minimum was 48 degrees
up at Duluth; the chief maxima wire 80 at
of Indianapolis and Huron, D. T., 88 at
for August«, Ga , and 9J at Dodgs Citv, Kan.
tbe Middle Btates and Niw England
tbat warmer, fair ti partly olonly weather and
| fresh southeasterly to southwesterly winds
Weather.
The New York Herald weather forccas's:
will prevail, fulloned by rein near the
likes. On Friday in this section and in
New E gland warmer, partly cloudy to
fair weather and fresh soul heriy to south
westerly winds will prevail, follow«.! by
local rains, and ouHiturday slightly cooler,
can
Ch
but j Partly cloudy to fair weather and fresh
to by
who , uear me coasts.
Baynard's thermometer; 7 a. m., 63; 10
com
a. m.. 89; 1 p. m ,
ogo
get
Ben
the
Sher
is
to
to
of
A'ger
Wis
the
have
The tin nil. loqueet.
Tbe j try in the css of John Martin this
morning, after examining Edward Sheri
dan, Asaury Mackiem and Hallie Kennard,
came to tbe verdict that John Martin came
to bis d.atb on Tuesday miming, June 13,
1888, by being struck by a car attached to
eagina 353, of ths B & O. R R , and tbat
tbe employes of that company are exoner
ated from all blame.
Professional competency, toget'nex
with business integrity, should bo very
conspicuous characteristics in tbe man
agement of a drug store. The reputa
tion ot Bolt's Pharmacy is well known,
having been built up during a career
of over 57 years. The correct com
pounding of physicians' preserptions
a specialty. Oor. Oth and Market Sts.
C.
j "fuihirg Alserzir's foot and btsakmg Lee's
m. j little Arger.
J. I
j
Î
ad
now.
Q.
in
(
their
tbe
and
to
are
John
8«lleburj'a Oriole.
Balisbary with characteristic energy will
give an Oriole. A fine d splsy ot industrial
and fan Iful product# on June £9. Hpooiai
trains will bs run to tbs town from Cape
Charles and tbe fnterven.ng country and
great time is anticipated.
Injured by an Iron Bar.
An iron far tbat Harry Aleei zer and
Robert E. Lse were working on at tbe F.,
W. & B. machin» shop# fill yeaterd«y i
National Guard of Dclawtr«.
Tn*op B enliated flve now men.ben* on
! Tuesday eveuing and two more will join
î tbe company next week. It is the inten
I lion to Increase tbe number to ICO if pos
sible.
the
1 sion on the City of Chester on Jane 19.
^ First Regiment Hand.
Ho! for the grand moonlight excor-