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Evening journal., 1888-06-14
SOLDIER, Grnve-stonen.

Ths government il about to make an ad-
ditionsl appropriation to complete putting
head stones on the graves Of all Foldiera,
sailors, and marines not 50 provided now.
Ia order to complese this work here the g..
A. r. COMMITTEES OF this city would like in
formation regarding the following names,
OF Delaware soldisis who fought for their
country. All communications about the
rank, company. ege, place Of death and
whore buried, should be addressed 20 james
Bantaem, 225 Walnut 81 before July /. to
insur correct headstoues. The names ars
is follows; william Buckingham, Simeon
n Woodrow, Andrew Euaviller, john
sewell, Jacob w. Smith, Jesse Exches,
Thomas Cox, W. Fl. Pyle. Willism G.
White, Joseph McIlv ain, William Willis.
James T. Thompson, Gsorgs A. Dickersln.
Charles Allaway, George Barton, JOAN J.
Haley, Andrew Stewart. John w. Hayden,
Charles c. Pnipps. James Fl Graves ,Hossy
Wilson, William II. Eaton. Jsseph Rash.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
FTuRtctpnI. .Conrt neveIatsons.

At the session Of the Municipal Court
last evening Judge Cummins presided.
Patrick Hession, the first cnlprit, was fined
ST and costs for plain drunk.
Howard johnson. the young man who
robbed Smith and MarFay's money drawer,
was held Ia 5000 bah for bis appearance at
court.
TilIe Heritage and her sisters, N rs.
Graham and Hhzabsth Heritage,
do not entertain for each other that
amount OF sistsrly affection which might
be expected. Intact, they never speak as
they pass by. Yesterday efternoon Tillie
had occasion TO pass by Mrs. Graham's s
mouse on Logan st., where an
admirer Of the fair Eliza
beth was sitting on the steps. The young
man said to her that sit was a great pity
that two such beautiful girls should not
speakn Tillie heard this and was mad.
she said Elizabeth had pus him
up to say it and thus insult her.
aud she straightway charged upon
her sister, chasing her ia the house and
making things lively generally. o1icer
Welsh come to the rescue aud arrested
TiIie, and Judge Cummings daed her IS
and Gusts.
The evenings session concluded by the
dismission upon the psyment of costs OF
Frank Hunter, colored, charged with as
pault aud battery upon trace Dudley, also
colored.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
INVADING ENGLAND.
The Venerable d,Hornoy Says is ia
an Hmpossibilitv.

The Venerable d,Hornoy Says is IA
an Hmpossfbllitv.
PARIS, June I3.-Vice Admiral de Dom
pierre de'Ho1noy to-day to a reporter OF
the New York Herald expressed himself as
follows 10 respect to the question Of
invading Epgland:
ITO land 100 000 men In Eaaland.or even
81, COO. is an impossibility, unless, Of course.
you can suppose that the English, warned
of tbs enenyis intention, were kindly TO
retire sufficiently far from some large
beech offering convenient landing place
and allow the opera i'm to be performed
without iuterfercrce. Otherwise where are
the troops to landl Ships OF the siEs and
tonnsge reqrirsd for tho transport OF ierge
numbers of troops cannot run too close IN
shore.
The emSarsing is nothing Tor shcri
voyage such ss thnt from any part oi
Northern Europe to England. A majority
OF the TRANSPORTS could carry 1000 men
each Bat the men must bs larded iu
cockleshells unless England would lend
ene OF her eocas for shs purpose.
Anhn, hkdth, u - hot ohi9 uuesb-Yh "
men. Xon must have artillery aud cavalry
If tho army Is 70 DO any service
and provisions and Equipments. Thinh
OF the space occupied by heavl
feli artillery and cavalry This woulC
almost double the carrying power required
aud would call for large harges for lAndiDg
Believe me, cir, E0Eisud has no cause L
fear an iovaslon. She is surrounded by I
belt Of water worth more TO her than sl
che stendioR armies. Her position is in
lnitely superior to that of Cont
ueNtAl nstions, Obliged to ruiu thsmselve
| BY keeping ths whole nation under armG
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ANNIVERSARY To-NIcHF.
A Full Program and Beauttfui
Decorations.

The celebration CT the 52d anniversary
OF the afternoon Sunday school OF the
Second Bspiiss Church this evening. will
probably suTpass all other celebrations OF
the kind. An elaborate program has been
prepared. II. w. Zimmerman will be
musical director, Miss May l. Heath,
pianist, aud J ID. Kartz, organiat. The
program; Organ voluntary; singing by
school, "A Song of Welcome;n responsive
readlng- prayer, singing by school. Letter
from the Kingn school, the Floral Gross,
primary class; singing, primary depart
ment; reports OF the secretaries; anthem,
1.-The Lord lie King:n singing. primary de-
pArtment; cmblematic services, 'Star,
Cross and Crown, 10 young ladies; sing-
log by school, "Glorlous City Offerings 10
asmorism; aingiuR, Gathering Home;
doxology and benediction.
The caurch W llbe handsomely decorated.
In the front will be aa arch made Of
honsysuckle and evergreen. Ga the upper
section OF the erch will bs In daisies the
motto: "For the Masters usa;" below this
In gildsd letters the motto: He did for us
we live for Him" At the base Of tie arch
will be a double gate, representing the
estraAce to the Path OF Life. AT
the aide will be cedGrs In the
smb.ematIc servica. 10 young ladies, each
with motto, will build up the arch. The
infant school will have seats on ths plat
form Alfred GRwthrop is the supsrinten
dens OF the larger school. assisted by 7. G.
Din and Miss A. e. Stroud Nra b. w
Deacon Is superintendent OF abs primary
department. assisted by Miss Lottle Wslli
aud Miss Tillie Blizzard
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Venfhnr.

Delaware and Maryland, p. m partly
cloudy to fair weather, fresh southerly TO
southwesterly winds, followed by local
rains.
The New York Herald weather forecasts
The northwestern depression is now in
Minuesots; II will probably move slowly
to the esst-southeast ward causing warm
waven ia the Central and Atlantic States.
Temperature rosa ia the United States yes.
terday; the chief minimum was As degrees
at Duluth; the chief mAxima were Sc at
Indianapolis and Huron. D. T., S5 at
Augusta, Ca and % a. Dodge Citv, Kan.
10 the Middle States and New England
warmer, fair 70 partly clouiy weather and
fresh southeastcrly to southwestsrly winds
will prevail. followed by rain near the
lakes. On Friday in this section and in
New England warmer partly cloudy to
fair weather and fresh aoutherly to south
westerly winds will prevail, followed by
local rains, and on Saturday slightly cooler,
partly cloudy to fair weather and fresh
southwesterly winds, preceded by rains
near the coasts.
Bayuard's Thermometer: a. m, 6s; 10
q. m. 50; y. m,
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
EaEDERICK BETTER.
EsIs P'hysEcians Feel More Hopeful
AEain.

BEz1IE. June IA. 1888 The latest re-
ports Of last night Of the condition OF the
Emperor show q deci led Improvement
The artificial feeding, TO which Bis Majesty
at 6rst manifested great a version. he's be-
come less oistesteful and the operation is
nov performed by Sir Morrell Mackenzie
without difficulty.
Not little harsh comment has been ex-
cited by thu fact that the Crown Prince
attended the races. gave a luncheon to the
King uf.S~ eden and Yves guest at a reRi
mental dinner. Fl il not ct Potsdam uOw,
TIE danger 20 bis father, however, was not
90 imminens last night as it wss tue night
before. which may be- the young mans
excuse.
The doctors are just es much surprised
as tue public bT the sudden change in the
EmpeToF's condition and are. Of coarse,
more hopeful than they were yesterday.
2 bis, however, docs not justify any very
sauguine expectations that the improve
ment Will continue.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ErHsrORlCAL RELIes.
Beautiful Works of ART by "a vct-
an-ucnronn OF WAR.

cram " cnFonn OF WAR.
Gen. Thomns A. Smyth Post, No. /. mas
a number OF fne historical Representations
on its walls Oas Of them Is a carving Of
the coat Of arms OF Pennsylvania. Az The
top OF this uuiqie piece cf art is the
emblem THE Ksystone,n and on the coat
OF arms the familiar motto Virtue, Lib.
erty and idepenaepce Uncernaayh this
the various trades are represented BY their
implements and the tymhois OF tbs Odd
Fellows ana Masons are shown. To the
right the stars and stripes are proudly
floating and In the background is city.
The Diamond Sta.e Is carved on another
block with the Delaware coat OF arms.
showing the ship building and farming
products Of the state beneath. AS In the
other the implements CT the builder and
tiilor are shown. Both the carvings ars
painted Ia natural colors and are valuable
additions to the posts treasures. They
we're carved by Thomas ]. Snyder, then Of
Newport, 10 1871. Mr.. Snyder is now
living with his son in-ls w. DR.. Negendank,
at 9th and Washington Sta.
Among other interesting things In tIe
room are two six-pound-ball howitxers.
grape shot and canister, chain shot and q
100 pound shell A horn powder flask, a
relic Of the war OF 1879. was presented to
the post by the Ron OF John Rutter OF
Philadelphia, who wore It. Two small
mortsrs are on either side OF the room.
capacity for a IS pound ball One
OF the brighter treasures OF the
pest in large 'peace" pipe 'presented to
1t by the baby" lodge that grew out OF
the older one.
A copy OF the Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph OF Tuesday. April n, 1858.
gives q report Of the woundipg OF General
Thomas A. Snyth on June 0, and who met
bis death shertly after. he was the laas
general killed In the war.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ExRCRATING PROTESTS.
Canada Haa Been Attacking This
Country for 40 Years.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Hale
ventilated the opinion OF New Eaalanders
on the F.shsries treaty to day and argued
strongly for Its rejection. The question, be
said, involved the national spirit and the
national sympathy: 1t was not local
question. The treaty Yves undoubtedly a
failure, and must nee Is have heeu a failure
inevitably because neither the Administra-
tion nor the nsgotiators had heen able 60
seize, or TO taks into consideration, the
whols situation. They did not seem to
have considered or taken into account the
steady march OF Canada for twenty years
under British Inspiration. and Under
British tutelege, Ia mixing attacks upon
the Uaitsd Statss, both under the Ruise OF
carrying out treaty stipulations and in the
course Of violating them.
Both the Administration and The nego-
tiators had failed to rcAliza that the time
had come for cunsitering all the qacs zoos
ard striking a proper balance as the result
OF the negotiations Not a vessal had
sailed from Provircetown, Gloueester.
I MarbIehead, Portland, Cns.ine or Booth
Bay since the treaty, whose master and
crew had not sent bScE an execrstipg pro-
test aGaiust the treaty. Bad as we're the
old conditions, beset Gs they we're with
annoyances. and troublep, and dangers,
they had been better than the treaty.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
snetoh.ofa Crinnls.

James Donovan, keeper OF the safety
gate 1t 9Th and Railroad. at one time was
an engineer on the p, w. & B R. r lie
sullowed that calliog for 10 years and then
went to the Jersey Central road, runssng
to South Amboy. Ia getting on his engine
one day wkne it was moving be fell Of the
step and tho wheels passed over both his
legs. They we're amputated. He then
lived 10 Jersey City for eight years, after
which he care to this city and got his
present 10, where be has been for three
years. AS heis q cripple he has his este
fixsd 50 that with pulley he can raise or
lower it while Inside Of his box
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
nrnner1x Inprored.

The S. w. Cor. of 10Th aud Market
sts., has been recently refitted and
renovated by the well-known confee-
toner, Mr.. Gilbert Barrett. A ladies'
ice cream parlor has been opened up
stairs and ell havors Of the beat cream
and soda water are constantly kept on
hand. ALEC full line Of choice con-
fectionery.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
FOUR EXCURSIONS.
Bsund fer glrminghRms Trenton
Beverly and Cape May.

Beverly and Cape May.
Eden Lodge, I. o. o. r., 1876 strong
headed by the Washington GreYs band OF
Philadelphia. marched from their rooms at
Third and King Sts. TO he Delaware Ave.
station OF the b. & O. railroad and left on
the a IA. train this morning for Trenton,
NJ a large number OF friends accom-
panied them.
About Eve carloads Of excursionists left
French st. this " lrniug on th4 Wawasset
Gun Club excursion over the W. a. n. r
r. 70 Birmingham Park.
Ezlon NJ. K. excursion left Fourth st
wharf this morning. ct about so O'Clock
on tho John A. Warner. A very large
crowd was on board, and o band of music
worked hard to snliven the nccasion. The
excuralon went to Beverly Park, n. J.
Fifteen hundred excursionssts crowded
the stsamer Republic a. she steamsd out 81
the Christians river this morning with the
Union Sunday school excursion, band
playing. flags OF four states, Of the United
States and numberiess stFeamers Aging.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
sberIdap stIIl Improvinr,

WASHINGTON, Jaoe l4-Ihe improve
men wh ca mas been manifested in General
Sheridan's condition continued all day yes
terdsy, and il stia maintained. The gen
erals diet eousists largely OF beef tea and
milk, which be takes win app aren't relish.
Up TO last Sunday the stomach refused TO
digest the beef tea. but now be is able 70
retain it without any tronnle. The period
city OF the heart attscks has keen very
rnnrhed heretofore. They usually occurred
at intervals Of every three days, and as
yesterday was he four.h day since tHe last
oeearrenca OF heart friluTe, its ahesuce Il
looked upon as bsiug very encouraging.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
rAe Martin Eaquest.

The jary In the case OF John Martin this
morning, after examining Edward Saeri-
dan, Asoury Macklem and sallie Kennard.
came to the verdict that John Marsia came
60 bis death on Tuesday mlrning June II,
1858, by being struck by car attached to
engine 252, OF ths B q Q. R R and that
the employees Of that company are exoner-
ated from all blame.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Professional competency, together
with business integrity, should be very
conspicuous characteristics in the man
agsment Of drug store. The reputa-
tion OF Belts Pharmacy is well known,
having been built up during a career
Of over 81 years. The correct COM
pounding Of physicians 'ptions
O specially. Cor. 9Th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

A No. I3 Adams & West
lake Oh Stove with three &
inch burners, with top and
oven complete, $Io.5o; price
heretofore, $500. 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.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
TnIuredbvnnTronn nar

An irou lar that Harry Alserzsr and
Robert &. Lee were working on st the p,
W. & B. machine shops fell yesterday,
crushing AlseLzsr's foot and breaking Lees
little dnger.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
anIi.hnrr,n nrIoIc.

Salisbury with characteristic energy will
give an Oriole. a One display Of Industrial
and fan iful products On June 20. Special
trRins will be run to ths town from Cape
charles and the intervening country and
great time Is Anticipated.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
best American wine in this market
P. Plunkett 6 Co., 10s and I1o Market
st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Nntiannl Guard .f pesnnrare.

Troop B enlisted five new members on
Tuesday evening and two mere will join
the company next week. IL is the intsn-
zion to Increase ths number 10 lG0 II pos
slble.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

NOTICE-AT a HEET1N5 OF THE IREC-
In TORS OF the Clayton Building ano Loan
Association the president, J 'seph L. Carpenter,
Jr was authorized 70 r ceive All moreys due
the association he monthly m eiinR will be
held in the usual nlace Ia ihs Telegraph Build
ing Taird and NJ arxet street o1 Fsid ven
ing next. SAMUEL II. BAY YNARD,
Secretary and Treasurer, pro tenn
n. OF TCE-TEACHERS' EXAMINATIO ~
lN There will be an exgmmstion of teachers
for Sc sord and thi F-sce Ger ifcatss In Mid
dietown on June 28; 10 Newark on J0ne 20, and
Ia wilmington lin school building No /, on
French St. near 6th.l on june 30.
HERMAN BESSEY, Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

WILMINGTON Clearing House.
The exchanges OF the Wilmington Banks
at the Clearing House this morning we're
$50 .279 95 aud the balances $50 l23 81.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Oak SUITE shown at prices sure TO
please the buyer at johnson & Barn.
hills. 207 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Hol for the grand moonlight excur-
sion on the City of Chester on June 10.
First Regiment Band.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Pfise Lst For silk Hal Work.

xic.siny 25 to 20 eta
fieepse AID ehaoina. 49,. 90 to IS CTS
Altering, with new baud md bind
ing ard fashonapl curt ....... u 80
Rerl0deling AMI all newtrimmed
comp ere -....- --....-.. ...-. ~.oJ
Old bats if the plush is worn II
and require new p ush, we will
recover &c with new plush en-
tireiy for -. ............. ~. $50
Felt Hats cleaned dyed, lloc ked
and trimmed ......- .-.......- bcc.tc Sl.Oo
4. KIrTELL, Pa ii al Halter
e. Fifth St.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
JeWeit's Refrigerat0rs.

The only charcoalflled Re
frigerators made. Buy no
thing but the Jewett. You
can run it on rs per cent. less
ice than any other.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
NOTICES.

~ Office.
TO the Democratic Voters Of Nsw Castle
County.
At an election held on SATURDAY, June 9th,
is s. FOR The purpose Of nomin ing one rerson
a. the Democra ic candidate for the oflloe OF
Sheriff 10 New Castle county. and one person as
the D-mocIRt candidate for the office OF Coro
ner OF New 9 istle county.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

NORDsN sNCF FOR TIE RELIEF ; TIE
n PRECIPITATION FOR SALs RIE5.
WHEREAS The Appropriation for "a aries for
the Il csl year, 1Ss7-e, ts inodeq aa'e By reas n
OF ctrcum steDces not conten p5~ted wh y The
or1iuepce making spprpDriaion7 for sud fiscai
, ear " ~ passed. therefore,
Be & o dRin-d by TIA G uncii Of Wilroi gton,
two hi IDS OF the mem err ihs-eo' cOacurrhg
SEcrioN 1 p1an the sum .of Four Hundred
nofl rs pe rahen frotn the spp -onriatOr for
s'Iu ter0st - nd the etm cf 6 X y-firs Humid ed
D Lars ON ths arpronria 10 flr u rfra
or6insEy Aupropri-tio", 1SSi,n end the asgrs
ecte, -ixty-nins II ndre2 10 lars, c edited 20
The apDr priaticu Tor tsalRr.es
Pes cd at tho City Hal. MAY q, 1883
john q FARRA,
Attest: Pres.deRt OF the CDu4cil
All. MESSICK, Clerk Of tEs Council.
Nay 81. 1sSs.
Resp ectfuly returned approved.
G B. RRQADq, Mayor.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Call and see what nice suit you can
buy at the Boston House for $40.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
CITY ORDINANCE.

ING or CAENoY, GJ g. JIsToLs, TIRE
cRAcKFRs OR OTHER FIREWORKS
WITHIN THE LIMITS or THIS CITY.
Be it ordafned bp The coancii of Wilmington.
SECTOR 4. II any person shall at any time
hereafter within the limiis o fhss city fire II
or discharge a y cannon, gun, iistOl nfe
crackers SOU bs or ether fireworks Of any kgud
or 4 any person. except IN regular course Of
come La fu business, trs de or profession shell
make a boa fire or any fire ID env Of the
d 1uI c stree lanes o. alleys OF tiis city or 10
any other pla Q in the open cir within sad city
within 81 yards Of any street lane or alley, such
De. sou SO fTaudine shall for every sI'ch o'fsncs
foif iu and pay fac OF n le shnn 81 nor
more than $40 provided howsver thae
public diepisys Of fireworks may b held sHn
give 10 the public psIk OF ,he 81 Y. sstu Ats oe
tween venih and Eighth sDd F a. klii ata
BrOome stree g. on The We teiiy side CT the c. u,
ami IN such place o. plsces o. The steriY tid
OF the ci y "a the City Council ha ~ any time
or times h reArIer by mtjuily vote direct,
SAD public display OF fireworks thal 1t al
times whrresoevar hey may os held be under
the control II special comrai tee q C1uacil 10
be aDpoiLted fro-n time t. time for hat specific
purpose
SECTION 2. All ordinances or pars OF ordi
nAnc "a relation u III a ing OF cennOn, guns,
pistols, fire cr ckArs, or any other Fl h,eworks Of
anv kidd within tn city mts hale.ofore or
q in a passed ~ tbs ci y Codleii of this
city 6rs repealed.
! September, eth, AID. 1884
G. b RHOADS. Mayor.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
CLEAVER & HOLLIS
BIG FALL
WATER COOLERS
AND
OIL STOVES.

A 4-ga'Ion Cooler, sI.75.
We have a o. of Coolers
that are Sigh ly damaged, but
good as new, tfat we are sell.
ing at about half price.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
BOARDING.
HELP WANTED

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w ANTED.- 50 Misses. from II t. 16 wears
w old. for q G-and March, Broom Dnll,
Fairy Play, etc. Must be respecesbis and lady
like Send nan o age and address At once 90
Jubilee Evening Journal thice Enfert1ia
men 70 take D ace II Opfra u usa Juee ~
yNTANTED A boy ab u sixteen yesss OF age
wv as an apprentice TO the printing business,
Must have a feir education. Apply by letter
only, which must be written by toe applicant
to the
DELAWARE PR NTING COMPANY,
PA Market St Winningtoo. Del.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

AIenn Allen hav NJ received inc RreAItsf
number OF votes cast was nominated the
Democratic candidate for sheriff Of New CAs,le
c unity.
Kevin G Gamble having received the greatest
numoar of votes cast was nominated as tbs
Democratic candidate for cor ner of New t'astle
county, SEWEl.L @ BlGGS,
Cha 'rman Il the county meeting.
New Castle etsr, Midolttown New Era and
Transcript Ileass copy.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
CITY ORDINANCES.


N Office.
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.
Notice is hereby given that the following uro-
yisi Of city ordnance IN relation to d s.
charg ng euns. pistols, cannon, fire craesers or
other fireworks within the city limits viii be
strictly enforced:
, 1888-02-23

Sometimes fails cs it. mr~lcrJEs intent
TH. iusiH.uu- AMI Gaa.ari.y attacks
made upon the .-,.uilfiau a; .lo-te5taT's
Stoma.H Bitters 10y ryrsuna who seek to
palm Of rheap aai fey toa:c5 az ju-
IDENTICAL With il, ar the same thing gH-
der another name OF equally a. good
IN mos. instances react d.sastrouziy up
CD tie unrriuciplCl traders upon P"g1-
lar CFcdullty who attempt them, con-
vcrting heir sEaeuIations INFO ruiuou@
failures. The Bittcrs j. a pure, Whole
some and thorough To-ioiua. ElaTi.l .e
the total curc ard pTcvcUt.~a ci .G-..T
and agUe. billions rcmit'.rt, ;ly~rCI:Fid,
constipation. hIlIiaususss, debility. uvr-
V usncss aud kidney .io.j!es. ;ts
every iugfedIeat, unlike those IN the inIi-
tat:ous Il II. IL Of an ascertainel stand
ard cf excellence. and while they, by
reason Of their fiery properties. react IL
jUrIuusly upon tie brain and rUTvaus
system. or both those oruanz 1t is It seGH-
tive and inyigorant Rafnse al! these
harmfH! limitations.