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EVENING .JOURNAL
SIX PAGES..
SIX PAGES,
WILMINGTON DEL., THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1896.
NINTH YEAR
ONE CENT.
ATLAN TIC PITT. X. J,
ELAWARE HOUSE.
Corner Georgia and Paciflo Avenue,
Atlantic City. N. J.
Jne equare from the beach. Terms moderate,
J. J. GOOD A J. HANNNA. Proprietors.
i)
H otel heckler.
(Formerly Normandie.)
Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania Avenues
Atlantic Olty, N J.
Heated lu the winter with «team.
_ HENRY HECKLER, Proprietor.
jjOTEL WARWICK,
Ocean End South Carolina Avenue.
Nice Lawn and Ocean View.
DANIEL COLEMAN, Proprietor,
J^AKEWOOD,
South Carolina Avenue, near the beach,
Atlantic City, N. J,
M. E. BRATTEN.
Formerly of New Castle, Del.
Open all the year.
ILLER COTTAGE,
Georgia Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.
House remodeled. Rates $7 to $9.
Capacity, 250 go eats.
HENRY MILLER, ROBERT LUDY.
Proprietors.
M
088 HOTEL,
2024 Atlantic Avenue, opposite the
Reading depot.
House enlarged and everything new.
H Irst Class Board.
EDWARD MOHS. Proprietor
M
pHK
ARGYLE,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Connecticut Avenue, Ocean End.
A cheerful home, like home. Special rates
o July 1.
THOS H. AND A. O. SEDLOE.
T\BE BREVOORT.
A 18 8. South Carolina avenue. Open all
ear. Convenient to depot« and beach. Bright,
cheerful rooms. Remodeled and refurnished,
per day.
Weekly terms reasonably.
B. E. NORRIS, Proprietor.
$1,50 to $2.00
T»HE LUORRN, MASSACHUSETTS AVE.,
1 near Paciflo. Ocean View. Reading R.
>1. train« stop at Massachusetts Ave , one
qnare from beach. Table and appointments
irst clans. Hate«: Sprl ng, $1 50 pe r day ; $8.00
ier week. Special rate« for the ««aeon. From
tat, till Mon. $3,00. T. HARKOD, Prop'r,
I ^HE NORWOOD.
Ucean End Kentucky Avenue,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Steam Heat, with all modern Improvement«,
»pen all the year. Terms moderate.
Sirs, ALSFELT, Proprietor.
MR. AND MRS, A. B. GARDNER. Men»,
r HK RADNOR,
112 South
Three mlrutee walk from dopot and ocean,
(1.5U per day, $7 to $12^w
HUE VALDEBAR.
I Pacific avenue, near Kentucky avenue.
One equare from beach, Atlantic Cltv. N. J,
Open irom May 15th to September 80th.
A II. COLE. Proprietor,
>f "Cole's Hotel," corner Howard and
karatoga stree t «. Baltimore. Md,
■"»ROY HOUSE.
SouthtCaroltna avenue and Bow« Walk.
First ho
Rates:
>ar week.
Carolina avenue.
r week.
W. 8HARPLEB«.
rase from beach. Open all the year.
SpO to $3.00 per day; $8.00 to $15.00
_ THOMAS BRADLEY. Proprietor.
,^AN MABC08 HOTEL,
Pacifie and Massachusetts Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
- OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern,
lydraullc Elevator, bun Parlor. Hot and
lold Halt Baths Cuisine and Service I'nex
eiled. A. GRUBB.
HILF WAKVID.
A GENT« WANTED FOR "TALES OF THE
:x Civil War"—** told by 4T0 veterans on
>oth «Ides, s mething new. Hundred« of great
Var Pictures. 608 pages. One agent r porta 110
rders for 15 days. Write quick People's Pub
luhlnq ljq, 3 241 Market St.. Philad elphia.
i ALE88ÉAN; aalary from start, Brown Bros.
J Co., Hireerymen, Rochester, N. Y. _
AN WANTED—$100 to $126 per
nd expense« to Introduce our goods
». Staple line; position permanent,
ul desirable. Address.with stamp.
Do., D. 68, Chicago. _
> ALE8
J month
o the
Clng Mfg.
I1TANTID—ACTIVE RELIABLE MEN TO
TV trawel and solicit orders for fruit and
. Permanent employ
od pay. Reference required. Aa
8. CHASE CO., Sopth Penn Sq.,
■mental fiursery stock
nent and gix
Irene the R.
'blladelphla.
_ BOARD AND BOOMS. _
Li>CR.NlHHED ROOMS. $1 TO $1 per week.
U 831 Tatnall Hreet ._
LiURNIeHED ROOMS FOR GENTLB
r men only, 604 King street. _
BEAL ESTATE.
F or sale. - a new ten-room
house. No 896 Van Buren street, with aU
he appointments and conveniences to make
. comfortable, healthy and at. motive home,
i. L. JOHNSON, N. E. Oor. 8th and Shipley.
FOB HAL«.
L'OR BALE.—SEWING MACHINES. $18 TO
U $25; 10 year« guarantee; easy term«. All
;lnds «ewtng machines repaired. Second-hand
"achlne«, $3 to $8. Send postal. L, M. KUCK
FELLiEK. No. 1U0 Weet Seventh street.
BDfilNBSF CARDS.
QPRINGER,
>
THE HATTER,
NO. 5 WEST FOURTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
ARWIOK A COUCILL
w
HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
SHOP 22» WEST TENTH STREET.
Residence No. 9C9 Shallcroee Avenue,
Wllmlcgton, Del._
O TO KING'S,
NO. 615 ORANGE STREET.
For yonr Boys' Knee Pants, we are selling
them as low as 20 cent» a P»lr. «« alao
have a large lot of BoyB' Suits that we will
»ell very cheap. C a'l and see them. __
TTAVEN'r YOU SOME GOLD FRAMES
II that peed reglkMng? Better get
our price«!
(i
UABDCASTLE'S ABT BTOBE.
___ 417 Shiple y »tract.
*V IN y MACHINES.
Wheeler A Wilson. $25.00. The Singer. $15.00.
Domestfc, $25.00. Standard, $25 W.
Housr hold, $2510. Other makes at $16, $18. $20.
' Oak or walnut. Ten year« guarantee.
Bold at il. 00 per week.
Second-hand machines at $6.00 np. Re
pairing, 5$ cent».
J. H. OVDONALD,
■No, 12 East Seventh Street, Wilmington,Del.
LD TROUSERS MADE INTO BICYCLE
pants at KING'S . 615 O range «treat, _
U0KGEL8BKRGER. M. D„
US MARKET STREET,
Mad* THE EYE H1B SPECIAL STUDY
In tb* Unlvereltia* of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, in the PhlladelphlaPoly
cllnlo and Wills Bye HoepltaL
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran
tee« satisfaction.
gold
O
50 CENTS
NOTIONS.
I A OLE -»I Cblcbmter's kngllah Pennyroyal
J Pilla (Diamond Brand) are th* beM. Safe,
reliable. Take no other. Bend 4c, etamp*. for
nurUcular*. "Relief for Ladlee," In letter by
return mall. At druggiata. Chichester Chemi
cal Co., Philadelphia Pa.
ÄDDICKS STARTS WEST.
Put Higgins and His friends are os the
field Before Him and Aimtd with
Daniel J. Dayton's Proxy,
The regular Republican delagates and
alternate* to the National Convention are
now aa follows, several changes having
been made atnoe the State House Conven
Mon- Delegates—Anthony Biggins, Ool
onel Henry A DnPont, Dr. L H. Ball,
John Pilling, Washington Hastings. Cor
nellus P. Swayn*. Alternates—Henry G.
U ne, General James H Wilson, Henry
L. Hynson, Joshua Parker.Hibert Arnell,
W. E. Cordry.
Ex-Senator Higgins started for St.
Louis yesterday afternoon to join Colonel
DnPont, General James
and Henry G. Morse who left here
on Tuesday afteinoon. Ex-State Senator
John Pilling, Dr. Ball and Swayne will
laave to-morrow.
This afternoon Addleks left for the
seena of tha oon Slot and to morrow
morning the balanoe of hia delegation
will go.
General James H Wilson has secnred
the proxy of Daniel J Ltyton, as a
member of tha National Commit)oe and
will use hia position and Influence to good
sdvantsgs against the Addleks o'almants.
McKinley men sre In a mijorlty, and as
the six regular Republican delegates are
pledged to the Ohio man, while the Ad
dicks men were left unpledged for tha
bancfit of tha Platt and Quay combina
tion, It Is firmly believed tbst the regu
lars will Becure the seats.
J Frank Allee. De. G sorge ;W. Mar
shell, Dr. Caleb R, Layton, Dr. Hirtm
R. Barton and other Addlck's delegates,
aliernstes and leaders cerne np the Delà
ware road this morning on their way to
St. Louis Ex-Postmaster Daniel F.
Stewart and others will leave Phlladel
pbla at 10 20 o'clock to morrow night.
Mr. Stawsrt says that Daniel Layton's
aotlon In giving his national committee
proxy to General James A Wilson Is not
a surprise to the Addleks people.
H Wilson
BEADY FOR TUB FRAY.
Higgins Men Are In 8t Louis, Bnt Noth
ing Will Be Done Until To-morrow,
8t. Locis Jane 11 —Tbe Higgins wing
of the Delaware contingent arrived last
night and are quartered at tbe Sinthern.
General Wllso n la in oharga of tbe dele
gatlon. Delaware's name was reached
on the roll oall of contested states yester
day afternoon, hot as no on* answered
for her the hearing waa postponed until
to-nlgbt.
Tbe arrival of only one set of delegates
prevented a hearing, and now It Is given
ont that nothing will be dona until
Friday, when tha Addloks delagates will
have arrived.
Not a single Philadelphian has sp
psared as yet In connection with
the eonteet in the Third dis
trlct. Neither Becker or Clayton nor
Anderson or Klammer ar* here. As
Pennsylvania 1* well down on th* alpha
batloal Hat tbe Pennsylvania case will not
b* haard nntil late in tbs week
There will bs no difficulty expsMsnesl
on th* part of tbe committee in fialsh
ing thslr work in ample time before the
convention assemble*
TIO SIDES OF IT.
A Oarswell Man Deelaraa That Ha Will
Win, Bat a Mrlotyra Man Scouts th*
Idea.
Democratic prophets are now b isy
figuring ont the result of Sttnrday'a prl
mary election.
' It will be James B. Tomsn for sher
iff; George C. Roth well for coroner;
John N Carswell for receirer, and John
F. Staats for comptroller,'' said one man
this morning. He la In close touch with
John T Dlokey and Willard Sanlebury,
Jr , and knows what Is going on behind
the scenes in the County Executive Com
mittee.
' They may think they know all about
It," remarked a McIntyre man, "bnt
they oan't always tell. "George Me
Iotyre will surprise some of-Ahem and so
will Georgs Willis and John H Bongb
man. Carmichael Is their own man, and
If they propose to sacrifie« him for
Toman's benefit It is no couoern of ours.
Bnt we are In It and In It as winners "
Tbls morning Joseph F. Dnnlsp *f
Wilmington aunonneed bis withdrawal
from tbe race from tbe shrlevealty nom!
nation.
Temple Lodge Election.
At tbe annual meeting of T«mple
Lodge, No. 11 A. F. A. M. last night,
tbe retiring master, E D. Mode, wss
presented with a beantlfnl past master's
jtwel. Th* presentation speech was
mad* by Past master L. B Morrow and
Mr. Mode accepted It very grsosfully.
After the meeting supper waa served and
speeches were mads by a number of
members of the fraternity. These
officers were elected: Master, J. Harmer
Rile, M. D. ; senior warden, James H.
Bagge, Jr.; junior warden, Engen* M
Start; sicretary, O W.Everett; treasurer,
8. Allmond.
Crabs and Olanu
Received dally, sold In lots to salt buyers
and very low for spot cash. G. Wj
SriCBB, No. 106 East Fourth street.
Delaware Man'* Honor*.
Three Delaware men wer* graduated
at the 149ch annual |eommeneement of
Prlnoeton College yesterday They are
John Moore Trout, of Bridgevllle, and
William Bosh and Warren Hawes, of
Wilmington. Mr. Trout was awarded
tbe Chancellor Creep, Mental Solence
fellowship prize, aid the Bilrd prize In
tbe Lynde Debate contest. He also esp
tnred tbs class of 1869 prize In Ethics.
Besides I base Mr.'Front was mentioned
n tb* first honor list for general ex
silence, and also received high honors In
hllosophy.
We Still Have m Few More 181»)
Ramblers.Fowlers,Clevelands, Spauldings
Stearns, Oolnmbtas, at the sxtremely low
price of $45.00—You should call at once
and ixamlne tbe bargains Toey ar*
telling fast. McDsniel A Merrlhew
Gyel* Co, No 1011 Market street,
Pioneer Cycle House.
A New Buoy Plaead.
A first class can buoy, psluted blsok,
with the latter» "B F B " in white, haa
been plaead In twenty nine feet of water
to mark a thirteen foot spot on th* eontb
end of Black Flab Btnk off AseaUagu*
Lighthouse, Virginia
Offre Seventh aad King. Phoa* 548.
H. T Sergeant,dealer In eo*l and wood
( 9 ~Large pea ooal for family u«e
Cak or pine wood, large load $1.50.
SATURDAY'S ELECTION.
Inspectors and Judges An
nounced To-day.
SUT ONE OHAMJS IN THE OITY
Fall Diet of Voting Places Together With
the Nam*» of the Men Who Will Keep
Watch and Ward Over the Ballot Boxes
on Saturday Afternoon.
This morning tbe Democratic CouDly
Executive Committee rnsde public the
following list of the voting plaoes aud
election cUtcers for WilmlDgtou aud the
rural hondreds:
First Ward—Voting plaoe, south
precinct, Second aud Tetnall streets;
inipeotor, James J. Riley; jadges,
William Bolden, William Klnley ; north
precinct, Fifth and Orange streets;
Inspector, J. J Cassidy ; judges, Samuel
Campbell, Joseph Biokta.
Beoond Ward—Western preolnct, Sec
ond and Walnut streets; inspector. Wll
Item Heyes; jadges, John Keetlng,Elmer
Worth ; eastern precinct, Htald and Lob
dell street»; Inspector, Edward dark;
jadges, Hugh Wallses, William Gainey.
Third Ward—Voting place, Third and
Madison streets; lnspsotor, J. E.McNabb;
jadges, Frank Malien, James Crcxlsr
Fourth Ward—Voilng p'acea: eastern
precinct, Fonrth and Pine streets;
Inspector, Thomas Kavsnsugb; jadges,
John Talley. Mark McCormick; western
pnc.'not, Fourth and French atraats;
Inspector, Frank Nledermalsr; jadges,
Robert Jenkins, Georgb Elul.
Fifth Ward—Voting places, eastern
precinct, Etgbtb and Tatnall streets;
Inspector, William P Morrison; jadges,
8. D. Murphy. George Kopp; western
precinct,'No 703 Madison street; Inspao
tor, Nell Magnlrer; jndgts,.John Gntbrle,
Joseph Trisler.
Sixth ward—Voting place. King street
between Eighth and Ninth; inspeetor,
William D Morrow; jadges, William
Lemmon, George PpUh.
Seventh Ward—Voting plaoe, Eastern
precinct, Tenth and Orange streets;
Inspector, Harry T. Graham; judges,
8eott Porter, El ward Robinson. West
ern precinct, Logan House; Inspector,
Thomas Filnu; jadges, John A.
Gallagher, Amos N. Anderton
Eighth Ward—Voting place, Eighth
ana Pine slraets; Inspector, Edward
Bnrke; jadges, Jamas Oammeron,
William M Mnlebenock. ,
Ninth Ward—Voting place,
prectnot,
Thirteen!h and OWymont streets; "In
epeotor, Ell 6. Grlffl'h; judges. Frank
Simpson. William 0 Paneoast Wistern
preolnet, First, 8eoond and Fifth dla
trlcls, Inspector, John J. McGee; jadges,
Herman Aherns, Albert 8 Beale.
Tenth Ward—Voting place, Jackson
and Pleasant streets ; Inspector, James F.
Earner; jadges, Patrick F Walsh, John
I Do,an.
Eleventh Ward—Voting pleas? Mary
land avenu* and Jaekaon streets^ Inapee
tor. James Maguire; jadges, Peal Ward,
William K. Swift.
Twelfth Ward—Voting plaes, Fourth
and Scott streets; Inspeetor, Mlohael F
Ling; jadges, Charles Hslbner, John
Deary.
Brandywioe Handred— North election
district, Inspector, Charles A. Rotthonee;
judges, Squire Hama-i, James Husband*;
Booth election district, Inspector, Harry
D. Hobbart; judges, Clarence McSorley ;
Charles Servies; East election district,
Inrp'otor. Thomas J. Bird; jadges,
Willard 8 Hanby, Willis Pierce.
Christiana Hundred—Northern dls
trlat, Inspector, William A. Dougharty;
Dennis Gallagher, James
Inspeetor,
Toomas
Kane; eoath
Ellwood J.
ConlyD ; jadges. Harvey Gregg. William
King; Marshallton district, Inspector,
David Russell; judges, B F. Barton,
Thomas Davis; Highland district, lnspeo
tor, William T. Eakln; jadges, James
Hallman, James Skelley.
Mill Creak Handred—Eastern distrlet,
Inspector, George W. Guest: jadges John
Garrett, Harvey Baldwin; nortoern dla
trlot, inspector, Albert T. Williamson;
jadges, Henry E Darnell; Daniel J.
Hyde; western district, Inspeetor, Hem
nej Geary ; jadges. Joseph 0. Rankin,
Riobard BonsaiI.
White Olay Creek Handred—Westara
District, (Newark), lnspsotor. Nathan
M. Motbareil; jadges,William H. Kelley,
Jostph H Hosslnger; ceutral district,
(Newark), Inspector, George D. Medlll;
judges, Eben B. Fraser, William H
Hassell.
New Castle Handred—Northern dis
trlot, inspector, William Morrison ;
jadges, George Pustlll, John Marpbey ;
eastern dlstrlot. Inspector, William P
Early ; judges, John 8. Boyd, James Barr ;
western district; Inspeetor, John J,
Reynolds; judges,
James MoCailisler.
Red L*on Handred—Eastern district.
Inspector, David Steelman ; jadges. John
T. Cook, William Jester; western dis
trlot, inspector, Harry C Clark; jadges,
t}*orge 8 Smith and Richard T Cann,
Psncadsr hundred—Northern district.
Inspector, J. H. Frasier; jadges, Richard
Sullivan, John Cathoart; southern
district, Inspector, N H Barnett; jadges,
T. A, Cann, William H. Huggins.
8t Georges Handred—Western dis
trlct, Inspector, Jonathan Lcatherhury;
jadges, Aagastas Hasbabiek, William
ri. Johnston; eastern district, first,
inspector, Daniel M. OocbraD; jadges.
Shtlleress, Jr, J. faylor
Atherley; eastern district, second, ir
speotor, Samuel Yearsley; jadges Isaac
I. Wocds, James H. 8. Gam.
Appcqulnlmlnk Handred—Iuspee'or,
William E Hart; jadges, Frank L Tat
man, Frederick Kuotta.
B aekblrd Hundred—Inspector, John
W. Roberte; jadges, Peter G. Warner,
Charles W. Jones.
Oaly one change was made by the
County Executive Committee In the Wil
mington hundred election officers Charles
Heebner takes the place of William
O'Brien In tbe Twelfth ward
la addition to these appointments the
committee has issued an excellent
advisory address to the voters, together
with a digest of tbe primary aleotlon law
for tue guidance of both election officers
and electors_
Oua Rosewood nprlgbt piano in good
order $125 One rosewood »quere grand
piano, finely oarved, $100 Twenty other
good second hand pianos that have been
taken In exchange will be sold at
bargains. Robelen & Co., No.710 Market
•treet.
aaatarn
Third and Fourth district*;
jadges,
H six lus; eisteru distrlet,
Sylvester Murray; jodgta,
Dalton, Frank P.
am district. Inspector,
William Gnllfoll,
Jr
Sereck F.
FOR CHILDREH AHD A5IMÄLS.
The Two Societies for the Prevention
of Omelty Hold Monthly Meeting* and
Heard Report*
Both the societies for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children aud that for
animals held monthly meeting* yesterday
efternoou There were present managers
E. Q Sbortlldge. M D, Andrew G
Wilson, Samuel R Smith L 0 Kent,
Willard Hall Porter, Edward Andrews,
Mrs. E l Mvndiuhall, Mra C B Smyth,
Mrs, Beojunln Nielda, Mrs. J P.
Wales. Mro R P Gibbous, Miss Mar
garet H Hllles and Mrs A D Warner.
For the S. P. C. C, Agent Htofit
reported - Compla'nts, 24; InveetlgaHona,
24; ohlldten involved, white, 33; colored,
7; left with fathers, 3; mother«. 24;
relatives, 4; parente 4; placed la Ferris
Industrial School, 3; Baltimore 8 P. C.
0,1; committed to the 'louse of Good
Shephard, Phtlad Iphla, I
Miss Hlllea was elected .ecretary vloe
David 0. Reed, who tendered his resig
nation. %
For the S. P C. A , Agent Stout,
reported: complaints, 20; Investigations
end warnings, 32; hors»s killed, 2 H>th
societies then adjourned for the Summer
PROTK&TIFG AGUHST IXfR&DITIOR.
Governor Hastings
Warrant For Molotosh and Dewls And
Govarnur Watson Will Hear Area
ment.
At the personal request of District
Attorney Wendell, of Chester Oonuty,
Governor Hastings of Peonsylvaula, has
Issued the warrant asking far tbe
requisition from this state, of Gordon
McIntosh and Samuel Lewis, tbs two
men charged with hewklog and peddling
In and aronnd Weit Cheater, and held on
a preliminary hearing by Judge Ball.
The granting of tbe requisition papers
by Governor Watson has Dean protested
by Walter H. Hayes, who represents the
two men, and a hearing will be given
Governor Watson has sent word that bs
will bs In Wilmington tomorrow aud
Investlgata tbe matter. It is possible
thsi be msy hear tbs argument.
This mornlug In Munteipil Cmrt the
two men were arralgneu when Mr
Hayes stated that as the governor would
be In Wilmington at 11 o'clock to mor
row morning, he would ask a continuance
until Saturday mornlug.
granted.
Has
Granted A
This waa
DEW CAVALRY COMPANY MUSTER.
Thirty-three Men at Present Constitute
the New Cempany Bnt the Boll Has
Not Closed.
In obedience to an order from Adjatant
General Hart, the member* who propose
to j >in th* new cavalry oompany to be
organized In Wilmington, mat In the
armory, last night.
Colonel I Pussy Wlskarsham who was
appointed muttering offiaer reports that
th* present strength of th* eompany Is
thirty-three men bnt that th* roll haa
not yet dosed and will not for aom* time
yet.
Tba new eompany will o* know aa
Company B, First Cavalry, N. G. I).
The company will organise by tbe sire
tfoo of officers as soon as the roll Is
complete.
MOGULUANS TO BANQUET.
Wilmington Oonelave Will Entertain
Liberty at n Special Bungle To-night.
Tbls availing tbe members of Wilming
ton Conclave No. 14. Ancisut Order of
Adhesive Mognlllant, will act a* boats to
Llbtrty Conclave No. 104 aad tha event
promises to be on* of decided Interest to
tbs fun makers At 8 o'clock tbe famous
silver oornct band of No. 14 ander th*
leadership of Professor 8usle Gilllmoor
Murch will «sort Liberty from German
Ball tbe pruoeaelou being under the
marshalabip of General Joha Wil
liams.
Oj arrival at the A. O. U. W. hall
Ninth and Market streets, a grand
bungle will be bald at which some where
In tbe neighborhood of a dezen uaipbyte*
will be duly branded. Among these will
be some very prominent Individual* and
the ceremony will b* especially Impoa
ing.
After tha vaccination has been per
formed, a grand banquet will ba tendered
by Wllmingtfin to Ltoerty at wbloh the
grand master mogul and grand qalll
driver of sll the MoguHlans will be pres
ent aud there will be a round cf toasts
and speeches
A Defective Fire Escape.
Tbe condition of tbe fire escape at th*
Eighth street end of the Institut* build
ing Is tbe subject of considerable
criticism Some months sgo tha lower
part of It was removed while entrances
were being ent lb that aud of th*
ballding. Tcdsy there Is notblug left
bat the npper landing and a shott plaoe
of hand rail.
Hundreds of (Indents and patrons of
the free llbrery must depend upon tb*
fire escape should the flamer blook the
main exit. "It should be remedied
Immediately," said a Market street
business man this morning, or w* 'may
have a holocaust some of these days
An Important Decision,
Oa Tuesday tb* Court of Errors and
Appeals will meet at Dover. On* of tb*
most Important of its acts daring the
Jane term will b» tbe baudiug down ef
a daeislon In the sewer lien case of Eng
lish vs The Mayor and Oonnoll of Wil
mington The five judges bav* already
held one conference on tbe matter and
another will be held next week From
all tb at can be learned, It will be tbe
early part of tbe week following befora
tbe decision will b* banded down.
Tbe Garbage Crematory All Right.
Invsstlgatidn has shown that tb*
garbage orematory la not in such bad
condition as at first believed, snd repairs
can b# mads without shutting tbe pltee
down. To-night City C)ua*U will
awardtho contrxot for anew 80-bora*
power boiler to bs placed In tbe
crematory.
W» Still Have a F«w More »80S
Ramblers, Fowlers. Clevelands, Hpauld
logs, Stearns, Ooinmblas at tbe extrema
ly low prlo* of $45 00 Yon should eall
at one* aod examina these bargains
They are selling fast McDaniel A
Merrlhew Cyole Co, No. 1011 Market
street, Plonser Cyole Hon e
Ar* You a Sporting MaaT
If yon take any interest whatever la
sporting news yon should read "The
Philadelphia Pres«." Mors sporting new*
every day than any other two papers.
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PRAYERSNOT ANSWERED
A Dozen Wanderers Asked to
Be Forgiven Their Trespass
BUT WEBB FINED, ALL THE SAME
They l"aed the Railroads Without Bavins
First Purchased the Neoeesary Paste
boards- Victims of John Hsrlsjsorn.
The Coterie Bauds Another Representa
tive to Municipal Court.
There were fourteen et era of tresptss
on t.be property of the P. W. AB and
B A 0 railroad« In Municipal Court
this morning, aud a motley gang It was
The men and b)js captured were of all
nationalities, abides of color, diversity
of ages end gave tbeir ooonpatlons from
messenger boy to batcher.
The first batch conaiatad of five boys,
Joseph B DlMere, Jesse Forsythe,
Augustus King, Elijah Hollins and
Charles Taggart, all of them residents of
Baltimore They were oaptnred at the
Delawar-i avenue station of tbe B A O ,
by Officer MoAtenr, on eomplalut of
train dsspatebar. Hiram K Hartman, to
tbe effect that not only weie they steal
ing rides bat had been stoning men
along the track, Philip Gains, colored,
track walker, snore that Forsythe threw
s couple of stones at him, while Gerald
Hopkins, a colored employa of tbe road,
reoelved a bad cut oa tbs bead, from a
etoue which be awore waa thrown by
Foray tha.
Owned Up to Biding,
Tha boya owned np to having ridden on
the train, bat Taggart claimed that he
threw tbe atone at a telegraph pola and
did Dot see I he meu.
Judge Bell waa lnollnsd to let the beys
off, but Dlapatcber Hartman thought they
ahould be punished In some way, to a
floe of $5 and costa waa Imposed In eaeh
case. Oiriug to the fact that DIMare
was nndsr 15 vears of ags, the fins was
remitted lu hi* case and ha was per
mitted to go
Another Batch of Wanderer*.
George Milts, Albert Coombs, Etrl
Ritchie, James Dul»n, James Murphy,
John Smith, James Croonsn and William
Smith constituted the next batob. and
Special 'Officer Smith and Datte Iva Dillon
were their oaptora. They were taken
Into custody at tbe P., W AB. depot,
Information having been sent that they
wero on tba train. They pleaded hard
for liberty.
Jadge Bill remarked that he wonld
much prefer other stator; to take oare of
theso ride stealer* ai d not folat them
on Dataware, but so long as they wars
arrested here he had no alternative hot
to.Uueeaeh man $5 aod costs, which h#
at once proceeded to do.
He Wat Loaded For Boar.
Emsunel Johnson, a very dark and
pock marked jap was among thoee
captured at the P. W AB, depot.
Wnen Turnkey Hammerer searched him
a bull dog revolver with all the ohambera
loaded was found on him He tried to
olein that ,he found the weapon and.
Intended te try to sell it and buy shoes
Jndge Ball bald him in $100 ball to
answer to upper court
Hlrm Kennedy, who faintly resembles
Joe Jefferson's characterization of Kip
Van Winkle, waa fonod by Offiosr Me
loney at Front and Washington streets,
vary drnnk. He was fined $1 and eosts
Jacob Angnst was arrested by Officer
Hurley In an unoccupied house ou; Fifth
«treat near Church. His eharge was
trespass Jaoob lives but a few doors
from where he was found and claimed
that be had mistaken th* house for his
own. Judge Bali said that the greataat
mistake he made waa in getting drank
H* was allowed to go on payment of
ooste
ti
Victim* of John Barley Corn.
Daniel L»ary and Qiorg* Davis war*
two victims Introduced by Hergeant
Evans. Tbe first was arrested
at Front and Market street*, th* other
while lying on top of Warner ,& Co's,
wall Both ware drank and eaoU was
taxed $1 and eosts
Jaoob Binders, colored, charged with
assault on Mary L. Hinson May 1, asked
for a continuance and It was granted an
til to morrow morning, ball being fixed
at $50
The Ooterle Again In Oonrt.
Yesterday Georgiauna Dixon, one of the
stars of tbe Tatnall street eiterte, was
taxed $5 and cists for olothlag her dsfi
ia too billllsnt language while dlsousalng
seme question of social etiquette at tbe
corner of Eighth and Washington
Streets. 8he paid tbs bill.
This morning another of the coterie
was lu the dock in tbs person of Mary
Banks, eh< rt, fat and vary dntky, with
ayes which w mid have passed as bnttous
for a coachman's livery. She was
accused by Mary Fortner, tall and of a
chocolate bus, with sating disorderly
The latter said that tha former had been
dallying with her friend and she caught
them talking In a tender strain. Hot
words, born of jealousy passed between
them, and later the two got together,
when fists, cuss-words and umbrellas
played important pacts.
Several other belles from tbe coterie
were sworn and a wide diversity of
opinion s 8 to who «truck tbe first blow
was fonud Tbe colored Adonis over
wbloh the dnsky Vauuses fought ' flaw de
coop" and omld not be summoned.
Jndge Ball decided that, both were at
fault, and allowed Mary Banks to go on
payment of tbe coats.
Stoned th« School Children.
Berjamln Hnnter, a colored lad, was
arralgued In écart Isst evening on a
charge of throwing mud and stones at
aebolars of No 6 School, located beyond
Eleventh street bridge. He wss eon
vleted and fined $10 and costs, bnt al
lowed to go later on rn payment of tbe
costs of tbe prosecution.
Will Beat Their Weary Ways.
Edwsrd P. Wllllameou, John 8. More
land, Klnssy Vanaant. William Bullock
and on* or two other Wilmington wheal
man, not yat recruited, will leave In a
few days for a ten day* "vagreat'e" tour
embracing Washington, Hampton Roads,
Norfolk, Newport News, Gettysburg and
Harriabnrg. They do not propos* tc pay a
penny for food or lodging daring tbe *a>
tlr* trip. _
For Plntarta aud Frames go to Hlrem
Y*rger, 11 Eaet Third street.
Hack to Lombardy.
H»ek will leave comer Fourth and
Market. *tr»ets on clear Hnodsye, at 2 39
p in , for Limbardy Oeme'.eiy.
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plus Air little croise
Newspaper People aad Court line.
trspher Hardest* Hospttahly F.ater
talned By 8.1. Dewee at Peanavllle.
Yesterday afternoon the Evsnins
Joubnai, staff aeoompanled by Oourt
Stenographer E 0. Hardesty, enjoyed a
delightful sail on tbs Delaware In tha
yacht Reporter. The party left Market
street bridge shortly after 2 o'clock and
made a quick run out the Christiana
with a stiff northwest bretss filling the
sails aud a strong ebb tide ander the
keel. Oa the Delaware the whit* otp*
were rolling aronnd many steam and
smiling craft, the Delaware and Jersey
shores looked their best In their snullt
ooats of green, and tbs day and sur
roundinpe were exactly suited to tba
aquatic tests,
alter leaving the month of the Chrletlana
the party landed on the fl»at at Peans
ville.
At the foot of tha wharf they were
met by H 8. Lswls, the new proprietor
of the River View Hotel, who extended
to them all the privileges of the prsm
lees, Including the uee of the swings
pavllllon, music aud tablas for lanohson
After spending at) hoar or two aojor
Ing these privilege*, looking over th
town and witnessing a gams of ball be
tween two clubs belonging to the Belem
County League, and expert bicycle riding
by Zimmerman, In the disguise of a
good-nalnred country lad, lnncbeon was
served, and shortly afterwards tbs news
paper people and thatr guest went aboard
tbe Reporter and laid her coure* for
home
Many Improvements prspara'ory to
to tbe season's opening were noted at
tbls pleasant little 8umm»r resort on
tbs Jersey shore, and Host Lewis, who la
a worthy representative of tha old Welsh
Traot family of that name, la taking tha
lead In all directions. Hia hotel le being
repelnted and thoroughly renovated, and
several WllmlDgtoulana are among the
gueata booked by him forth* oomlng
season.
Twenty five minutes
A Good Bxample.
Alfred Johnson, No 917 Tatnall straat,
an employa of the elty government, aeye:
"For two yetre I hev* been a great
snffsrer with indigestion and rheumatism
In my arm*, hed no eppetlte and eonld
not lie on my left eide I spent about $250
on doctors aod msdlolnaa, bat foand no
relief nntll I tried To-Os. th* Mexican
Blood Tonic, wbloh I am taking steadily.
For tba first tlm# In two years I ean lia
on my left side; my appetite la splendid
and the rheumatism ha* dlsspptared. 4a
fact I never felt batter In my lifo." Largs
•I bottle* 25c. Samples free. Office,
No. 419 Market street.
The Oeestenaonde Off.
Tbe German oil eteamer Geestemnnde,
seized by United State* Deputy Marshal
David W. Hughes, on an attacbmant
lisncd to the owners of th* sohoonsr
Thomas Humphreys for damages eanaed
by the steamer running th* sebeonsr
down near f myrn* light, lay at anohor off
Pigeon point all day yeatardsy, In
eharge of Offlesra Kelley and Eakln.
About 7 o'elosk laat evening aha was
releaaad, her owaer having given bond In
th* amount of $$,900, aud aha wna soon
on her way to eta.
Dr. Mwritt Ha'.burd'S I.sctare,
R»v. Merritt Hulburd. B. T. D . will
lecture on "The General Conference." In
Union M. E. Church to night. Dr. Hal
bard was a prominent member of that
body, and bis knowledge of Its working
aud bla rare gifts of speech Intnra a de
llghtful evening The ehoir will rendrr
attractive mualo The admission la free.
ToataUed Master at Arm*.
Arthur 8 Faulkner was Installed is
master at arms of Friendship Lodge. No.
21, K. of P last night, Grand Vice Cban
osilor Wllmer Hanaon paid an official
visit to tbe lodge It waa deeldtd that
Friendship co operate wttj) other Py
tbian lodges throughout tbs Htate to
bold a Pythian day.
Will Play a Big Hand.
Elevantb ward Democrats bav* mad*
provision tobe represented at tbe Third,
Tenth, KUveukh and Twalfth wards con
vention on to-morrow evening. Tbla
xomblnstlon of ward* propoaea to play a
big band in maktug future D«moor*tio
nominations.
Wonti'p la a Tant.
R«v. L. W. La)field; of Epworth M. K
Obnreh, will prsaoh to hia congregation
In the big tent on th* lot at .Tenth and
Lombard streets, opposite tbs ehureh, on
8anday nlgbt. Epworth choir, assisted
by well known eornetlste, will furnish
choice mnstc for the occasion.
Try those famous brsskfasUi, dinners
and «uppers prepared by A H. Alnaoow,
No. 711 Market street Also oyitara,
clam*, crabs snd lobsters recitved daily.
Waverley Bloyclaa—moat popular In
th* world. $85'to all alike. Pyla Oyol*
Co., No. 807 Market street.
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.
—A pleasant lawn party waa given at the
residence o( Mr. and Mr«. LindleyO. Kent,
No. 1411 Van Bnren street last night for the
benefit of tbe Homeopathic Hospital.
- A wagon and a street car oame Into con
tact at Third and Market streets last even
ing. Tbe form»r wae slightly damaged.
—For second hand furniture at rock bottom
prl oca go to Uonway'a,81xth and Lombard Ste.
- William Layton, of Selb» ville, Sussex
county, ha* been granted a renewal and in
crease of pension.
—Hearingof te-tlmony latheChenotry case
of Hartmann and Fehrenbeoh h«e been po£
ooned until M juday by Examiner John H.
Rodney
—Some excltstamt was caused at Ninth and
West streets laat evening by a young woman
falling from her horse, she was not seriously
In j area and refused to give her name.
—As soon as tha Wilmington and New Cas
tle electrio railway ts built, tb* Wilmington
city railway tracks wtlt be extended over
Third «tree bridge to make tbe connection.
—If yon wish a good oensent pavement so
to Simmons and Brother, 718 Market street.
—Yesterday Jndge Grubb placed in the
hand» of E. R. Cochran. Jr., his oomimsslou
aa depnty jadge of the Municipal Court.
—Georg« K Townsend A Son have sold Ed-
ward f. Ware'« h*u»e ou Washington street
above Thirteenth, to Joseph U. Caleb for
$S.50U.
- George Lodge. cnmmRsliner, heard teitl -
mouy lu a divorce cast tu ale rear office this
morning.
—Jndge Ball will probable call a meeting of
the New Castle County B ix Association this
week to h«ar the report of the oommllte* in
th* Vf alter B«v*h diebarpisni Hue.
—Fifteen tramps have b«et arrested on
pass«near rare at the P.» W. A B. statliu
within two day*.
—Twenty-two homing
Gilmore and Martin of
taken to Perry ville, Md„ this morning to bj
liberated there.
Ute said that the Philadelphia and Louis
ville baseball players are coming to Wllmtng
ton to night to • « the Fran« -Mirlailly go.
pigeons belonging to
Wllnlngton. were

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