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xrees CsssPsEERs.
ruHx yuKM I0pom To Ayuos WHAT
5HRY coxstpHn fHKIB wnos5s.

rHnx yuKM Lop0m To AyKHos WHAT
zHEY coxsrpss fHEIs wnosSs.
MoxreoMx.Y. Ala, May 9.-Euersoc
Shepard. the sesre vso wss 20 fatally
ehoi 10 a hats With tie steria's pcsss
tns. Thursday. before dysng. stvsaied
an alleged plot OF ihe Iesisrs u tsc
Lowsc<a county riot. He sstss tss;
FRIDAY last uss she iirne sppoirtsd Tor
the ~ sssaore OF the whites kessinGs
we're hsid By lodges 10 rsise money 10
purchase aDmnnition 10 XII tie whites
Il they astempsed 10 arrest tie ne2sses.
The yytncipai nssfo er2aee5 II fhs
plos sas Bob Rctlnspn, president CT tie
pee4inS. Neil WanguD. ssesetsry srG
efsssures II she lodge. Wa slss esspy
iuplieassd. Trey cain % nave isrse
sosietses shrccehcas she Cnited States
vAo have resolved 20 syeoRe teeis fAlisr
cres aid protect their eSlos II tue IA
tnre 81 all baxsfdA.
Tks peero eiAscss that Iovccts.
Orenshaw and Batter eoanssss hsss Toe
largest csns-s. AID shsy ass faasF coa-
psS<ni 70 do ihsss daily 1h<y t.>,f
ihss tier S.vs erSafec tie n-fstrses-
r,snt Of TIE whites koae escuss, AID
he, prcpues 10 pot N ED 10 n. cs
mere Viii be hlood sosd. Al Tie Den-
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we9K SE nAllCE.

oND coHcLusIoN nR0ADDlN0 TEE arsK-
ING OF TIE ouExN.
SAn FRAHcIsco. May 9-EX-G,vesnor
Perkins, Of 0oodali, Perkins q Com
pany, made an examination cf the Queen
Of the Pacific this morning, and after
questioning the ofhcers and crew, de
cided that the vessel had been sunk
solely BY the water which had rushed 10
through a ten inch headlight. Gov
eruer Perkins easd that the company
vas satisfied that the deedliebs vas
opened BY some malicious.y disposed
persou, not With the intention OF sink
ing the ehip, but 10 causs trouble for
Captain Alexander, owing 20 difnculty
which the captain had With the saiiors
some time aeo.
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EARN FOR SALE

INfVE AND oSE-EAIF NILES FROM
L the growing town % Port Angeles 80
sc-,-s rive. bottom black sandy loom. rich
and productive. As good soil - there - on
the American continent, 8 Acres clea7esis
= acr,ss in Timothy sn1 clover. cuts - tons
hsy Sosas wheat, cats. Sela peas. acres
psSta:o<s, plenty Of garden syaf. 6 bearing
spt.ia freSs. ie plum trees. = head cattle,
woke of axcn, one tcara horses aud harness,
Is hoss. sal.ae chickens. barns. power hay
preSs House. with household goods snd
n-aVisiet1s. fcGT rucEa.. sn abundance Of
elea-. cold water the year tsronga. one
raoxsas machine, pis1ws. BARROW and
fsll oaf1; o. fArsn iiapiesseu,s iais = one
a ths choice fAslas Of Cials&rz ccaaiy.
Fsue elisnA;e--Eaif1 IN winter and osoi in
.sraEue-, and remarkably healthy PElee
sss<ss Il .aId ~ Aa<lss .sS- Fes pA-i,eIl
cal on q S3dEess IL \ nkLlNs
Ps-s Ausv4es, Clalizs1 Co. NsSA- Ter.
% L G IAEkfss. EacEas - Union
HlgsS. Se&-tie. W. I. ayosSli9tAsra
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1NS
HAvo1A1L1 MuRugR onpgxaD o. I'm n.
IN axAxD c0aGnnDcB AMuuponx1.


IN s1A11 c0aAn1cs AnBuDonxx.
WAanmorca. Nay s.-The 6euAte
cumUtttee on inter sea1e commerce 10
day sfdercd Q favorable report upon
TIE nnendnent Of The l7th section Of
the Interstate commerce iAv. vhich
seetiou nov Vrovsdes fer o Summary
pspceedine by mandatory OF othss
other process By the United States cir
euit courta. sistipa in eQsisy 10 enforce
any lawful cfder or requirement Of The
co0uiasiou,
The smeodmept continues the pro
visisns Of the section - they nov
stand 10 any order o. rtqaifement of
the commiO3on noe foaaded upon .
oontxsversy requiring trial By Jury bat
- 70 natter vhtea, under the conssi-
tuttco, IeQusfs = tEial. h8 josy. 70 u
psopoeod toAt the oommtpsion o. any
pse1ou Interested may Apply In snu-
mary vay - the ctruoit courts sitting
- courts Of Lao. 1hs ameEdmeps
makes provisions for speedy trial In
such casss and provides IN . hearing
the Andine Of tie facts by the COM
mission sheii be prfms faeis evi6eDce.
It also provides that she court BY its
order may AZ the time for the trial not
Iee1 than twenty nor mora than forty
days from the date Of ths order.
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nsTaoDlsT CexERxESCE.

uumx1oU MKMonlAIS kRAD-AxIEARx
10 ALrFs ossrAn Methods.
NEW YoRK. May 9.-Bishop Msltal-
iisue presided NJ the Methodist Episco-
pal conference to-day. Namerous ms
nosials we're ssad. The committee on
she American Bible work consisting Of
. delegate from eseh conference vas
appointed. Il Vas voted TO exclude
Rev. John y. Richards, Of Montana.
vho, ID wss claimed vas delegate 70
represent Q conference TO which be
does not belong. The question OF bis
admission vas debated for over en
hour.
DR.. Gray offered q resolation pfovid-
ing that the bishops shall be appointed
to contiguous distficts rather than bo
sent a. pow TO different parta of the
coantSy. After considerable discussion
the resolotiou vas referred 70 special
committee to be oonsidsfea.
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DgHrvsr cIlRoY suoT.

m VAa AoCcuKD OF BuIuo THE SA13k6
or LrrIl1 oInL's cnrLD.
ALBANY. n. Y, May 9.-Anos h.
Tyler, of Bath, on the Hudson. 3 sales
man, Shot and fatally wounded DIR. W.
r, 0iiroy, . dentist, this morning
TyIer vent 70 Gilroy's hous., and upoo
the letsef's sppesrance tesan shooting
Al MIN. Three balls eptefsd 6iiroy's
BODY. Tyler vas arrested. DE claims
n al 0iiroy is the father Of the iileRiii.
n xse child Of hts Is year cid daughter.
HIS daughter, on what Will b her dying
bed, told him b. shco. Giifoy. sud be
die so. Giiruy IL . society mar, and
ms wife 10 highly connected.
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FO r SAL 6.

QyER yAH ueRxN vARA. OF wHfTs
Nr-r. cee eesstaiSS shczs 80 s1-s< .
s-res {, kess sod essAa<nos. ieosnf accos.
! R.lxs. vzrsssssss, hArzs. etr-. IN ezs zn6er-
rAis l. aae - rA- s<.<s sssEs h Ia fesxft~ry.
$50 ssrs< 81 sns~r tsss sttsznaas sas~ - sale.
Fo= rarxsrzsxrs. sSntr tass ssd-ss
af9 NJ vAS D0zEy
wsfsa 2sv-r p. o.
ns&.xzf E9zs Or. S.s TsR.
o. FRED Z aAnpE4
Cn-Szs III a. Ce90e-s.At -. n1Ak8A.
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In1 STATE ooavExTIoN CHOOSES DRL1-
0ArRo - fuB CHICAGO CONVECTION.

4n8 84AkD QUW v19AAO GoQ088o 0AA8-
OArRs - TnB CHICAGO CONVECTION.
MADISON, Wis.,. May 9-The Rspub-
lican state convention met at the oapi-
toi today at noon to elect delegates 10
the national convsntioa. Ira d. Brad
ford vss elected permanent chairman
and addressed the convention at sorie
length, after which an hours recess was
taken. The folIoeine districs delegates
vera elected: Ffrs,-Jesse Stone srd
L. II. Banker. Eesond-A. s. Lndlow
and G. A. Knapp. fosrth-H. ]. Baum
gartues and Charles A. Chapin fifth
CHARLES A. vreeman aud n. kress
6ixth-A. J. Turner and A. l.. Thomp-
SOC. Ssventh-L. .. Fisher And d. @.
James. EiQhtb-Jsmes O'Neill aud ].
r. Livesnan. Niuth-B. b. scott aud
Il. b. Sanford. THE third district elects
delegates on the 18th instant.
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ZEE I12B or oD1ERvAfiOno.
WAsunoron. Nay Elm view Of he
necessity Of furnishing night indics-
tions TO the pfess Of the country at az
earlier hour than ~ presspt pfs osicfhse
and in order 70 facilitate the intention
OF the chief siansl oftoeT TO place more
prompsly, satisfactorily and clearly be
fore the general pubiio the ohAst sbssr-
ystiops OF tbs signal covps. Il eas beeD
decided to Substitute tsiscsa. bee cbsts-
vasiors 81 q. IN and 2. 10 stzn6ard
eastern iiue, for the three observations
nov seleersphed. The third telasrsphic
observation viil be replaced BY spscsai
observations sent 10 this ofloe. which
viii keep the indications officer fsily
advised an 10 the sdR. Of advancing
cold vsves, local storms or other uarkfd
atmesphesfc phenomsba- in addition,
there will be mailed from the large
commercial eeateTs 10 the surroundine
POINTS each day, charts which vii en-
able those interested, - veil ~ the
general public, to note fer themselves
She advance Of storms. By this means
the Iocsi neteosoioRists vii Frequently
be able 10 decide for themselves mors
enthusiastically thsn can be dons by tie
presens re-essI prsdist.oas from The
rssiu of!iss, as to tie ehsfacter Of the
weather xticn usy BE- expected In their
ovp Locality.
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fus SIX DAY WALK.
IxzrIkvooD RxCovRas Lost anouND A
pAkaR1 UU0HRa

LI1TLkvooD R1CovgAs Lost 0DoUND AND
PASSES HU0HHs.
Hss YonK. May 8. 9.-Litslevood psssed
HuQbes IN the great six day wslk ~
l:26 o'clock this morning smid q tunuit
Of applause. In an besr's time Little
wood vas losding HaRhes about tvo
miles. and later on he increased the
lead to four and one-haif miles. A. 3
q. m. the score stood: Littieuood 366
miIes. Hughes 260. Hsrly "a. Gaerrese
2l6, Noremsc a44, Golden 2l3. Dillon
2l9. Campsna 2l2 and Hunt 2O!. Cart
wright and Saunders have dropped col
Of the race.
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sAsssau eAnEs.

sosros WIS Y1oM TIE CHAMPIONS AsD
EIv YonK FROM TIE HoosfKns.
CINCINNATI. May 9-Jiusinnati 7.
81 Louis 3.
LounvnLs. May 9,-LIussyills IS,
Kansas Ctty6
CLrvsLAsp. May 9.-No game todsy
On ancount OF rain.
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Purse Seine, &c.

HLoUcEsrg. CsES OvtR iSo PURSE
" sstnss- sae h>f skirp~ss stass .; tAe kead
fes scece~s.si rsrse a h.Asaz. oas zil IL 10
tesif midst. aal ve have tse ee.ess Of their
eczassl 9asly And seear- 81 sae srngfsvexaenss
tsesr sxperfsnc< drvescp~. A ts !. iEpssstols
10 ntieivAie Exactly wat TIE - MOO nsAer
Ensa sant IN sv4Rs Ans saes. - ssGxes1 viii
ssserey sass ise lcaxess ssne rcss ale b given
ta -ake sxsexif b ne orser ssinss he. Or
f.esitiiss for ik.stas. drTias and hsnsinT srs
vsry tAGrozsh wr fei va. .rAnfc1 ~ ioaS en-
psxisnss ia sayias: We bel i,vs ear sc4n<s viii
sreve n ss< bands oi your asssrmes god
oess-
oLoCcEsTEa SsI AND T~IxE CO,
EsystxshsA-v -ss Glsccsses.
N1atr sys>ce d GrDue-rsx; a
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fsptAxAPofIs. MAJ 3.-Ise New fors
e.ss.s ceosnt Heais tn en- ca form 10
dsy nrd batted him all ovss tbs hcsd.
Me0sscty vsnt into the bsx Ia tbe 9th
bot di1 70. imrfoys msstszs. Scores
lrdiar s,so.rs 4, Neu York 10.
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BAvox- pKTnor.

DIraaFT, May 8 9-Bes.oa played hns
an is1sasrSst game today. bas the ~osk
OF tie champions YES miserable apd
tLes aid ra. hos ioss. BAD base frn-
rius snd worse hsldin1 contributed to
tie sesais. Sscye. DetrCi: 6, Boxton is.
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AraAxrA, Nay 9.-The State Temper
acce Couveution bsfors acjoafofne
pssssd q rtsoiuf;on 20 make a general
prohibition contes. 10 tbs elections for
ihe legislature skis fall. Protibition
candidates will be nominated Ia every
county pledged 10 vote for q statutory
pYoti aisicu iav instead ef ieavine the
o.ssfian TO a vote Of the people
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OrTAvA, Nay s.-ssf C.sr!es Turpsf.
minister Of 6esnce. dn,ins 3 cissus-
ssoa on shs iEs.U0 ofo ioaa. sxplsi1ed
tses 5000 GO Of tbs proposed losn vss
70 rsees toe hsstsss indebtso1sss ia
Londoa, and ts0ol000 vss 10 meet
oh.ieasioEs 10 cornecrioa With ite rail-
var sussidy. The opposition eoait gss
no sxpia1aiioa frous hin as to what
os~ ,ns bs.aues was 20 be 20, TO.
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wasazsGyox. Nay s-rke fsthss Of
Cora b<ile Felloss, sho Tsosntsy rnss.
ri,d Chaska. , sioux. said that tie story
seus from S. Pari yssaYdsy, THAI the
psviy married eosp.s tss secspted az
afss ss SJ1o0 for ten weeks sngsesfoent
~ . dine nassez u 40 o1frsxsc1s lts-
/. 10 suspected shat sons nnseaD mat
srer psoyoses exhihasine some scsos
Ef. azd Mrs Ceseks.
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ATLANTA, Msy 9.-Tte State Demo
cratic Corventso. met here at noon TO-
dsy TO select delegates 10 The 81 Lsrss
csuyeE ssgr. Prsssssrf C.evsIsn6's tar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PrTzxEuso. Mag 9--Tts weather was
vars ;areaetn3Es and tie ssssncs1c< al
he tell esfee vas light tocsy. Ihs
bctae osao sas defssisd aftsr tot.y
esnsssied ssne. Gleason pitched q
seed game far the Pf tiiiss and f6ey
wesa b<Firrisa 70 his Hescerfon pret.y
esrt, shsn The eaHzs was called 10 ths
n ldd.s of ire eaesbfn inning oo secoort
Of 8 snoser. scsre; Piitsaafg l, Paila-
dsiyhis z.
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Ok. q. v. ICNGAKeN
s<9nADUAfE OF THE UNiVkRSlTf
NJ pf pcnnry lvaniA. makes . specially
pf .st~aasss OF the kye. kar and Throat
.Jzoxsa pssvatu. ohronto And eAsn eAssnses
Hs-nf5vss, cs pues, tGsr1ofb and ulcers with
s<ous patn o. aso VI saD knife
UsiiCs cofIaf Third and Chsrry streoss
Hour. = - IA. 10 y "a.
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PAEis. NsS 9.-fn the us.nirspsi escc-
ton IN LtSars. General B sulAng-r was
sscsiset haAyy vCtss t1 ssysrsi osker
csInnzaeea.
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CHiCASo. Aay a-Ths surrems court
Of iiiiaois. has All tasd the ceuision OF
ttae 10 sez courts Il the county ''poociefs's
cases acd the defendasts Will have 70
Ee4vs III sir terms u seafencss
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MoxTooMxKY, Ala. May e-rhs Dem-
ocfatic sts . Convention INST at noon To-
day. Five hundred delegates wefe pres
sut. A Governor and rtner ate ofI1csfo
are to be nomiD atoG. Govesnos Heay has
Gus contest fer ths other oficers. The
sentiment is omar imous In favor of Prosi-
dent Gle yefand.
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General Dihbeli DeaA,

WAsHfx0ToH, May 9.-Tha presidens
scat word 10 the ssasts 70 dag shat tue
nomip pstioDs Of Robt. b Roosevelt. Of
New York, to be minister sssideut to
the Nstherisnds, Lawasn v. Moore, Of
Texas. TO BE- consul ai Lyons. would
5000 hs made.
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TAsaIxTs Msy 2-The d RsreBess h.
TIVE q TIE Uai1ed States ss.d Aoorish
governments. he's fsaiiy bscn sots.ed.
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81. Locis, Mar -Ths Thlra eoazrss
.sorsl distrset ia. .nhsacsa eosg.atls,n ss.
sected Col. w. O. rIilvsn ed 4. 4 Isw
srt he reyenth district ". l. Nors~s
AMI John X d rtin a. De- sJsxstcs 10 the
rat5rssasl fsanx xsxttfsn
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AusIM. Texas, nay y ss-d9vetunr Huoo
has rsoctved q repiy 10 The tnvttaston
extsrted 10 Presiient Dia1 and vile
10 participate IN the eapitet dedicAaioa
next wssk. President Dax. AFTER sx-
pressing rrgtet al being unable - A.
ssnd, informs the 1sserner that General
Enrique. OF Mexico, voald attend the
celebration a. his personal rspfesensa-
tive A military committee vii also
be ssut, consist nr OF three high ol1sera
and bsnd of music.
Evening journal., 1888-07-31

The Taurus towed eight canal boats
TO Delaware City this morning.
The Republic took 10 Whining
tonians to Cape May this morning,
The schooner Hattie ]. Dorman
of Drawbridge arrived at New York
yesterday.
Four schooners loaded with poplar
were towed up to the pulp works this
morning by the Rambler.
The Steamer Juniata is restricted to
800 persons. On several occasions there
have been complaints made of the
overcrowding Of the boat on excur-
siona,
The bridgetender at the new p, w.
& B. cutoff bridge is roundly censured
for his action in paying no heed to the
calls Of small boats to go through the
draw.
The canal boat Columbus McDaviti
OF Philadelphia has arrived at the
Third street wharf from the Hudson
river, with a cargo of gutter stone foI
the Street and Sewer Department. The
boat cleared from the blue stone quar-.
ries, about IL miles above Rondout,
came to New York in a tow and from
there TO the mouth of the Raritar
canal in another tow. The boat then
went "snubbin' through Jersey" to the
Delaware and was then towed dowr
that river past Philadelphia to thI
mouth of the Christiana and so t.
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1888-07-31
Municipal Court.

At the Municipal Court this morning
John Ksegan, who was drunk and disor-
derby yesterday, was charged 81 and costs
for each offense
George Woodward was mulcted 81 and
costs for drunkenness.
John Hicken was arrested for drunken.
ness yesterday. 1t has become chronic
with John. Examination of the docket
disclosed the fact that he had been up on
the zth and 18th of this month. He was
fined SO and costs; 81 for each OF the other
times.
Flo Amos, an italian beggar. was before
the court this morning. He claimed 30
have been injured In a quarry explosion.
He was held In sie0 bail until an inyessiaa-
lion could be made.
Evening journal., 1888-07-31

James Mills has Just completed TWO
of his patent coal wagons foa urn IN
Brooklyn, N. X.
Sergeant Tucker took the runaway
boy, William Irving, home to Norris
town, this morning.
The sewer opposite the Middle Depos
has been completed. The lot will
shortly be built upon,
The excursion OF the Children's Home
TO Birmingham Park was attended by
about 100 Of the children.
The s-year-old child of William M.
Kennard died at the Clayton House
this morning of diphtheria.
The Veteran Club meets tonight al
s o'clock at 10th and Market SITS. in
the rooms of the official club.
There will be night blooming cac-
tus on exhibition this evening at Tay-
lor a. FulIerton's, 1903 King st.
The wreck in fro nt of the Cape May
Point has been removed and the
Republic can land without difficulty,
A night blooming cereus opened
two beautiful flowers &C the residence
of Jesse X, Baylis, 22s West ST., last
night.
The dirt and filth in the cutters o.
Church and Third Sts; about the Dia.
mond State Iron works, was removed
this morning.
Hyatt's Military Band will give |
free open air concert at 9th and LON.
bard Sts., this evening at O'Clock OF
q stand TO be erected.
The Young Mems Temperance
Union will give an excursion to Au
gustine Pier shortly. The union In
tends purchasing some new badges.
Robert Serson, Jr., will open ciga
store at Lobdell street and New Castl
avenue, South Wilmington. Mr.. Sersol
is member Of the Esmeralda Ba,
/ Club,
Evening journal., 1888-07-31
RIFLE SHOOTING.
The Wilmington Rifle Club Shoots
as HeaIdmoOr Rine Range-The

The Wilmington Rifle Club Shoots
az HeaIdmoor Rifle Range-The
Scores.
At the invitation OF Howard Simpson,
proprietor. the Wilmington Rife Club had
an enjoyable shpot at the Healdmoor Rife
Range yesterday afternoon. The scores
were good. The fret event was 200 yards
at the new American champion target. best
out OF $50 points. The totals are az
follows: II. B. Seed, 104, 1Os; J. w. Geyer,
"a, 1O6; 8. J. Newman. -1O2. los. 90; c. HeineI,
Sr.,-100.9i,95; ]. Ellsworth 100: c.
Carlton-sl. 100. 93; J. e Newman-7s, N,
%; L. M. Clark-79.6l; II. d. Missimer-
5s,72; II. Simpson-60,7l; A Bacon-5a; w.
A. Bacou-47, %; M. Jasper--73.ss.
The next event was 100 yards standard
target, best in 100 points The records be
nit as follows: 3. J. Newman, Sc; @.
Heniel, Sr., S.; j. Ellsworth. 50; Fl. B..
Seeds, 40; G. Carleton. rs; ]. lE Newman,
"a; Fl. Simpson, %; II. d. Missimer, 73;
NJ. Jasper, 10; ]. w. Geyer, 65; w. A.
Bacon, 80.
The club will have another shoot next
Monday on It's own range near the High
lands.
Evening journal., 1888-07-31
WORK ON THE sFREErs.
Grading and Paving-Tbe New Tel
ford Pavement.

Grading and Paving-The New Tell
ford Pavement.
The directors OF the streaA ana Sewer
Department will commenoe the werk OF
excavation tomorrow for the pAvim@ vita
Belgian blocks of Market s., ereaa isth
st. to the intersection Of the BeweA long
race and King st.
Brooms St., win be completely graded by
the end of this week The switch OF the
street car track on West Frsab HA. from
BFoome to Clayton Sts., has heen aaiahed
and the grading Of the eqaare WIN he com
pleted IN about two weekA
The grading Of Vandevsr Avsawa from
Carter 20 Thatcher Sts. IL new In rsegresa
AS soon as the work IL completed the street
viii be paved with the new Telgsvd pave,
ment, The city has the Exclusive tinAt 10
this pavement IN the stats. IL Il dssained
FOR streets Of quick aoIl natare. Before
the work OF paving Is commenced 10 further
increase the solidity Of the soil, the depart
ment will lay a drain pipe with lateral
branches TO take away the dampneaa from
the bottom OF the pavement.
the finished pavement in its
cross-section, will be an arc OF . circle
with rise Of one inch in 80, from the curb
70 the centre OF the bed. each way. The
roadway when finished win be is inches in
depth at the cutters, and IS inches a. the
centre. -
When the excavation is completed the
road bed is rolled with steam roller. After
this depth OF stone OF eight inches at the
centre. diminishing to six at the ourb, ia
set by hand to form closed, ARM pave.
ment.
On this foundation there win be LAID AZ
intermediate layer Of broken stones. vary
ing in size from three inches in their great
est diameter to one inch in their smallesi
diameter. Upon this intermediate layer
viii be be laid the surface layer Of broker
stone, three inches in diameter. and thl
stones win be practically uniform in quail
ity. and as near an approach.to cabs ia
form as possible. After the layer /
placed. 1t is raked and all irregular
stones taken off. The steam rollsr is thel
run over several times snd uniformity So
cured. A quantity OF fine, screened grave
will be thrown on and sprinkled Sufficient
~ to moisten the mass. The rolling win b
continued then until perfect smoothnses
obtained. The cost Of this pavement whel
completed viii not be over 81 per squar
yard.