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Evening journal., 1888-06-02
SUPERIOR COURT.
Bail Refused for the Accused Muir
deter ef uaiRscalza


Court reconvened this morning at 10
O'Clock Immediately upon opening At
torney- Genera Biggs presented the sheriff's
return on tue writ OF hnbeas corpus in the
case Of Jobn McMahon. held for killing the
Italian Carmen Malasc liza at the circus
grounds on May z. McMahon occupied a
a seat within the bar, beside his counsel,
L. G. Vendsgrft, Esq.
Mr. Biggs read the fading Of the coroners
jury, the commitment the petition on
which the writ OF hsheAs corpus was Issued
and the law pssripg on the case. Ar. Van
degrift said he would chow that the accused
was a man OF unblemished character, who
had come voluntarily from another juris-
diction TO enswer, on hearing that he was
suspiconed Of the crime. The court said
the cnly quettion wss to show whether
there was probable cause to hold the accusei
without bail. The state stool for the prel-
ent upon the return of the coroner's jury
Mr Vspdegritt callei Patrick Pluuket
to show that some admissions were made
by witnesses before tae coroner's jury that
were favorable 70 ths accused. mr. Biges
objected to such evidence and the court
sustained him. Edward McGaghey for tire
state, said ne saw :he Ialian struck, hut
did NOT recognise McMatos os til sssailsnt.
lie aqid tie Iasiiaa i5ed a Sd from his re-
v1ivsr letore BE was struck. BE did not
see McMason in the fracrH.
Mr Vsnaagt.'s as'd iher sueH testimony
from ths state would oatitls toe prisoner to
10 rsiesss ga bill while awaiting irdio'-
msns eud trial Attorney Gsn 3 rgs said
he felt il bis du'y in view If the evidence
20 oppose the apple alton FER bail and ssand
on lbs finding Of tne c1rooer's jury.
Judge Houston stated the law and said
the prevelsney OF murder in the commu-
nifty msde It necessary for great care TO be
tsken, and he therefore refused the apph
cation for bail.
Atty. Gen. Blggs moved chat keno lay
ou. which had baen se.z d on search
warrant in a IA made On Harry Jacob q
keno den some nme ago, be destroyed By
the janitor and bailin OF the court Tae
court so ordered, ard after the attorneys
present bad thoroughly inspected the lay
ont it was carrisd cut TO destruction.
A. - 30 O'Clock court djlurned until 10
o'elock n X Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
yYiImIncton marbor.

The steamer Fannie II is loading
with manure at the foot Of 80 st.
The schooner James ]. Hunter 10
lying at Hilles & Joness wharf with
load of hay.
The two-mast schooner f. A. War
rington Of Draw bridge, Del, is being
repaired at Moore's shipyard.
Five bargeS with iron for the
Diamond State Iron Company came
up the Christiana this morning.
The barge Mary McGinnis arrived
at Adam Grubb and sons coal yard
to-day with load of coal from the
mines.
The Alista will not leave Harlau's
before to morrow. She is ready for
ses, her rigging all up and her sails
bent on.
The steamer Tlacatalpan has been
put in the dry. dock at Harlan and
II llingsworth's to have her bottom
repaired.
The Atlas Dredging Cos steam
dredge, E. V. White, is dredging out
the slip Of the w. & N. r. II. Co. at
the 3rd st. bridge.
The three-mast schooner John g.
Schmidt will be hauled out on the
rail way st Jackson and Sharp's ship
yard this evening. The boat will be
rebuilt.
Two canal boats are lying at War
ner's wharf, one from Mauch Chunk
loaded with coal for J. w. Solomon
the other for Delaware City to load
with coal.
The schooner Bessie G. Besch hav-
ing unlosded her cargo Of ice at tte
Coal Spring Ice Co.'S wharf. cleared for
Philadelphia at O'Clock this morning,
70 load for the East.
The City Of Portsmouth, the new
ferry boat for the Norfolk ferries. was
successfully launched for the Harlsn
and HOllingswOrth CompaDy's yard at
7.05 o'clock this morning. She was
hauled up TO the wharf and work be-
gun on Der upper works.
The three-m1st schooner Abbie p.
CFanmer Of New York which has been
having some repairs made TO her hull
at the Jackson & Sharp's yard was
taken Ctf the railway last night. a
few additional repairs will be made 10
schooner viii engage in her usual
work uf carrying coal, lumber and
other merchandise.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
FIVE O'CLOCK EDITION
THE CITv ELECTION.
One-nuIf tho Vote was Polied a
2 O'Clock y. M.


2 O'Clock y. M.
The election Is passing Off quietly In all
the various districts Of the city The chal-
lengers 10 q number Of the dittric have
taken their seats inside OF the window.
The only disturbance OF the day thus
far reported occurred in tie 4th
district Of the Fifth ward OH al Madison
SIS. CollscsoT Nsary persisted in running
in and cut Of the election room, when IT,
sosctor Aims 1ortn, after ordering n'm out
several timss, eiscts him fogcibly, causing
o5nsidereble excitement for few minutes.
The surprisiug thing In reapsct TO the
voting is that one-hEf OF the vote OF tne
city Rad been pulled at 2 p. II. this after
noon. Ia a number OF the districts two
thirds OF the vote had besn polled. This
indicates that nearly the full vote regis
tered will be csst.
In the a district Of the % ward Dough
erty is beirg cus pretty badly. Oae or
two Democratic workers had their tickets
headed Harrington. In South Wilmington
there is coopiderable cutting. Ia the 4th
ward there is but little eating Ia the S.h
ward the Norton men are not vo,ius the
ticket, but IA tie 9 q il is alleged that Hsr
rington is being cut
Ia tho western wards there is not ns
much cp p3osiiioa to Doaaherty % wss en-
tieipated. Gso sc + Roberts is said 70 be
badly cut 10 tie 5sa. Jshn G. Fsrrs
will run considerably ahead o. bis ticket
in eI parts Of the c.sy. HIS sick
ers are il demand. The ifdicitions
are that Griffith and Simpars will COME
nearer to representing tseir respective
party's strength tbsn sny other OF tne can
didatss. Griffith will be cut considerably,
but his vote viii be brought up to biz
party's level by plumber VINO are cutting
Simpers
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
INSTITUTES nALL FGRE.
Thres stores Damaged by water.
Tne Albrnry AIOAed.

Three stores Damaged By water.
Tno Library 1IOAed.
A FIRE broke out about 2.Sn this morning
10 some mysterious manner in en alley II
the rear If his Market St. stores OF the
Ias,i.u.e Building. The conaaed nature Of
the alley caused an enormous volume Of
smoke and il was vita considerable diff
Guilty that the location of the FIRE could
DO discovered. x. X. Watson and
one OF the iremsR located it In the alley,
but not until the stores OF W. d. Hollis,
candy maker, the Whseler and
Wilson 6e~ing Machine Company
and Dukes's Ten Cent Novelty
stors had been flooded with water
aud the smoke had damaged
evory thing in them Mr Dukes places
his loss ct 81 500; the Wheeler and Wilson
Sewing Machine Company at $1,000, and
". ID Hollis at $780, All are insured ex-
cept Mr. Hollis.
The Institute Library closed this morn
ing FOR ibe day. The floor was wet and
unpleasant from tire water thrown on the
ire last right. and il was thought best to
close until next Monday.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
THE ELECTION To-DAxA
An Extra "Evening JournaI'' To
night-Look az Your Tickets.

The voter who does not scan carefully
his ticket this afternoon will GET left.
Straight Democratic tickets with Mr.. Hsr-
rington's name at thu top are distributed
in every ward to NEE genuine dsmend
made by Democrats themselves.
Mr.. Dougherty's friends with extrao~di-
nary enterprise on hope'ulne have circu-
lated straight Republican tick Is with
their condidate's name at the tor. There
has been no demand for such tickets as far
can be learned.
In the 5th ward tho frisads OF n. B.
Culhert have also provided a supply Of
strnight Republican tickets with their
fevorite's name at the bottom A 9Th
ward Democrat yesterday offered 80 Demo.
cratic votes for Harrington 10 exchange
for 30 Republican votes for Culbert. The
Republican declined to make the exchange
as George Il Roberts suited him for Coua-
Gil.
The several candidates for city treasurer
and president OF council have I'll OF them
their peTsonsl tickets out for the purpose
Of catching votes in the opposite party
Thirty -6vs voters were pollad 10 ths Isl
district Of the Sixth ward duri The flrs'
half bour after the polls were openei. The
voting started lively along the whole line.
Tbs EVENING JOURNAL will publish an
extra edition tonight u soon as fha rs
turna are ali in. Taenews boys win be on
the streets with = shorty after Q o'ciock.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
streets in the Ninth ward,

The attention Of the proper authorities is
called to the condition Of the streets 10 the
lower part OF the Ninth Ward. Cloymont
St., between 18th and 14th SITS, has no
gutter; 18th st. from Claymont to
Head has the gutter full of staRuaDt
water; a lamp is needed on l4,h
near Heald, man was badly injured
there last evening because there
was no light; lamp is needed at 14th and
Railroad Ave l4th st. needs cutters and
paving between Claymout st. and Marsh
road; the various lots with stsgnsnt water
need draining These things require atten-
tion before the wsrm weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
LiCltGlStein & Hart,
226 MkRAET ST.

We have had extraordinary
good luck in disposing of our
Spring Dress Goods despite the
unfavorable weather, and the way
we account for it is that we are
giving splendid value.
Shrewd buyers will find some
splendid bargains in our estab-
lishment. We give the consumer
what we advertise. We guaran-
tee everything we sell. We
handle no questionable goods.
Look at our bargains this week
and be convinced.
Dress Goods all reduced in
price. Some exceptionally fine
bargains offered in broken assort-
ments. Ask for the 4G-inch Hem
rietta for 50 cents a yard,
worth s1.25.
Muslin Underwear, a large and
varied assortment. Ask for the
Muslin Skirts with three inch
embroidery rufle, price 30 cents.
Embroidered yoke Chemise only
so cents a great bargain.
Our Silk Department is filled
with all the novelties of the
season. See the good Black Silk
we are selling for $1.00 a yard ;
wear guaranteed.
Mems Peperall Jean Drawers
in 46 different sizes, regular
pantsloon shape. price 4S cents a
pair. Mems Balbriggan Shirts
for 25 and so cents each.
In our Upholstery Department
you will find some splendid value
in stamped Splashers, Tides,
Scarfs. &c, at prices surprisingly
low.
White Goods in endless variety
and at prices that speak fol
themse YES.
1t would require several pages
20 enumerate the many gooc
things and bargains offered by
us. We must be content with
asking you to call and cenvinc,
yourself. We will promise yor
lowest prices, polite treatment
and splendid value. bargains in
all our different departments.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Fair a RiddIs,r ChnnsI.

Tbs fair In Riddles Chapel on Thursday
and last evenings was 2 snceess. Those
Misses Bradley, scantling and Hoover I.
pie table. Misses Wetmouah and CLARK
bouquets. Misses MarY Dickinson and
Susie Braddock; milk shake, J. Ainswotth,
Samuel Camp.rson end Samuel Peterson;
variety table, Mrs Brown. Mrs. Lummis,
Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. CLARK
and Mrs. johnson; peanuts. B. Lummis,
r. Maxwell, r. Mearns. Newton Wat
mough and Samuel Dickinson; ice cream.
John Mearns and John Berry. About 500
was cleared. At tie auction every thing
was sold except the confectionery.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
EraunhtIn Lac.

The excursion steamer sohn A. War
ner went out this morning, Aound for
Philad elphis.
William Crowley was fined 81 and
costs for tire spass az this morn ng's ses
sios Of the Municipal Court.
The Doughsrty boy ard a colored
boy named VeRsey wee AIKEN to the
Ferris Reform chOol this afternoon.
The regular meeting OF st. Andrews
Choral ana Literary Society was held
in the Lecture ioOm of the church, at
Sth and Shiaey Ste, last night. The
programme was particularly inter-
eeting.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Lie AavIes ofll,e Endea not yvant.a

To the Editor o. EyENING JOusNAL
In reading through the columns Of your
valuable little paper. ses a statement
from the Dover Index, alleged to be the
facts of the county convention held At New
Castle on Nav 26. would ask the editor
II be was there, or had a representative
thsrei II so. in either casn, they must have
had good ears, or elss large amount of
imagination 10 have heard Mr.. Jusiis say
anything otter 3. c. Biggs was declared
the chairman. by more than two-thirds OF
the votes present
Does the Index know that Mr. Jusiis had
no authority to listen to the appeals os any
one after the esvel vas given to Mr.. Blggei
Does it forget that Mr.. Biggs Ero6e and
asked for order. and in a clear and distinct
voice that could be heard E hundred yards
said: 'Geatlemen, Il you are not satisfied
with me "a your chairman OF this meeting,
divide, and ii you beat Us Ia numbers we
viii su6mit, il we beat you We want you
10 cfms over to rs" Immediately tho
crowd started 20 divids, and when mere
than tWo-thirds OF tho people we're
far Bizgs the Hsman 70 X tolted
for the Opera House, where more than 1850
lsfs their ranks ss soon as they discovered
tUsir migtske. and went back to the regu-
iars.
Now. would ask the Index Il 1t Is Gus
tomgry for the majority 20 leave the mi
nority ia snch coseal Why did not the
ssintsd Hickman-Cochran people stand
their ground and count noses attsr they
made their divide at Mr.. Biggs's rsqnestI
| Does the Index know that when It sccuses
Mr. Biggs OF appointing the executive
committee, that it was agreed to BY The
voters Of the people unanimously Not a
single no was heard from at least 200
voters. This must have been q big alste,
made by large number Of cut and dried
voters. As TO the 'statemeut,n as the
Index sees fit TO call it, would not
tbs people have had something
TO say IL the proceedings had
been 80 obnoxious to them end the
appointment OF Mr.. Biggs's committee so
unsatisfactory The people in a large
majority are perfectly satisfied with Mr.
Biggs's work and his cut ard dried com-
mittee, and when they want any of the
sainted Hickman Cochran advice from the
Index they will let its editor know about il
So let him shiny on his own side snd
keep bis own ball rolling across the eress
end be will find that he has bis hands fu
and bis head busy. Very respectfully
yours, REGULAR.
Midsletown. Del, June .. 1858.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Rase RnII.

The Columbia Bass Ball Club consists OF
the following players: Cobb, D.; Jordsu,
c.; Reynolds, l. f.; Hicks, 1b Pierce, 20 (;
Greenfield, 3d.; McCloskey, ?. s.; Mousley.
r. f.; Bullock. c. I. The club is ready 20
receive challenges from any amateur clua
in the state. They would like TO hear from
Delaware Field Club. Address H Cobb
1918 Washington 81.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
IndictInr q WonId-Re mnrderess.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Mrs Rawson was in
dicted for the attempted murderer of At
torneY Whitney yesterday in Judge jamie
sons court room by the grand jury this
morning. Mrs RaSson passed a restless
night in the county jail, and di1 not srise
until late this morning. She looked pale
and Lsggsrd, and it was evident the in
tense excitement under which she was look
ing yesterday had not passed away. Law
yer Whitney was very comfortable this
morning, and is In fair way to get we'll.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Not Relieved TO ne sick.

NEW York. June 2.-The report OF J.
Gould's serious illness is not credited at IFS
office in the Western Union building. It
was said there that his con George went
yesterday for few DAYS cruise in bis
yacht. the Hildegarde. No tslegrems OF a
star lin nature concerning Mr.. Gould has
bsen received by any OF his intimate busi-
ness associates.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
choral CIub Kehear.gI.

The Choral clab held rehearsal Of the
"Chimes of Normandy" ia Bay nard's music
parlor last evening A full rehearsal will
be given in the Opera Hou.e nexs Monday
evening, and George holland Of Philadel
phia will be present. The opera in Proies
sor Rhoads's bensft will probably be given
on Monday evening, June IL.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Crosby G Hill

Are now offering special in
ducements to close cash buy
ers in the way of extremely
low prices. At every counter
and in every department may
be found extraordinary value
in all kinds of Dry Goods,
which intelligent and careful
buyers cannot fail to appre-
eiate.
Just opened and placed on
sale one case Of Mems Gauze
Undershirts, superior quality,
silk stitching and silk bind.
ing. pearl buttons and regular
cuffs; good value for 90 cents,
to be sold at 25 cents each.
In a few days we expect TO
open a lot Of Ladies' goods Of
equal value at the same price,
viz: % cents each.
Splendid barg sins at our
Hosiery and Glove Counter
all the time.
At our Dress Goods Coun-
ter may be found many real
bargains. 36.inch Wool Dress
Stuffs, worth SOC, marked
down to 25c. These are ex-
eellent fabrics and very desir-
able, and are wonderfully
cheap. a line Of Wool Hen
riettas, 36.inch at 39 cents a
yard, IN the new and fashion
able colors; a very desirable
and servlceable dress material
at a low price. An immense
assortment OF French and
American Sateens, beautiful
designs and colorings, at the
lowest prices. at 12ac a yard
we are showing an American
Sateen, Of decided merit,
styles and colorings are ex-
quisite. The goods are sold
in Philadelphia at 15c; our
price 12Ac a yard. We are
selling Black silks quite
freely; and no wonder, as the
prices are so very low. Think
of o good Black Silk at soc,
better at 75c, Sl00, $1.25 and
$1.50. Have you seen our
special bargain in Colored
Rhadames In the new golden
brown shades, at SEC a Yards
If not, it will pay you to look
at them right away.
We call special attention to
our Lace Curtains at S5.0U
S4.0O, $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Buyers of these goods should
inspect our stock before pur'
chasing. Two special mum
bers of Marseilles Spreads
elegant goods; price $3.50
and S5 90 each.
A new line of 81 Napkins
which we think are worthy of
special notice, prices $1.25,
81 so, 5000, So so, $2.75, SO,
$3.50, $4,00 and $5 90. Table
Linens and Towels in large
/ 4
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
sherIdan sleening QuletIr.

WASHINGTON. June 2. AT O'Clock Gen
eral Sheridan was aleeping qlietly. No
unfavorable symptoms have appeared thus
far to-day. The Pennsylvania Railroaa
Company has tend, red She gsneral'a family
In case there sholli at any tire be a uecss-
fity for il, specisl trsin 10 bring DF
Pepper from Pniladelnhia T. Wasbiogtou
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
VEebrtsr,. rntrtolium.

Professor A. S. Webster opened his
natatorium this afternoon at O'Clock. A
fair number # swimmers were Ia the
pocls. A number OF improvements have
been added 20 the natatorium and the
same attention will be paid to clesnllness
and temperstnrs Of the water es formerly.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
WHEN m NEED

of good -sliahle footwear ct t'e lowest prices
Cal Gni cxanina sur stock. full lines OF ladies
pop'tilr p-icAd shoes Tha Stan ard Shoe Cos
81 50 So shoe in sqaure fre Ia tone round tie
with tip sttOnsd, AMI fancy tip aeed, the best
shoes n he mHrset for the money. Geaileulf MS
foe hand seWed shoes 81 A good substantial
wording hre St.20. a vel mifc good wea ing
bo5s zoe for S girls medium high cut square
toe shoe neat and strong 81.
FORMAN'S
10 4th st, between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Tickets For CIneInnat

The Supreme Lodge X. OF P. will meet
in Cincinnati, June -. Railroad rates
are slS for the round trip. including
sleepers The tickets are good for 90 days.
the length Of the meeting. They must be
obtained from c. P. Maroney. 500 shipley
st., on or tetore June 5.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
He is NOT a Candidate.

NEW YORK, June 2 Robert I. Lincoln
sailed for Europe TO dsy on the steamer
Aurania- Among the passengers on the
steamer La Champagne was Hon. Lioael
sssskviiis West, ziSi,tsF OF England at
Washington.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
PenlnsnIa rTnII TraIn Lare

The Peninsula mail traio. north-bound,
over the Delaware road arrived here at
10 25 Q. M, was over two hours late to-day
Inquiry at tie depos elected the fact that
the delay, the cause OF which wss unknown,
was on the N. y, p & n. r. R., south OF
DnIrnnr
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

The Cobb Vulcauite Wire Works IS
being made ready for the machinery,
which is expected TO arrive shortly.
A large sign will be painted on the
roof facing to the railroad.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
A Piels Goe. Througb 4 FOOT.

William Taylor. living at 504 Dslsware
avenue. while working on a drain at the
Court House this morning ives injured by
bsiog struck on the foot by q pick. The
wound was painful. aud Mr.. Taylor had to
be taken home. where his injuries were
attended 10 by DIR. Blocksom.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Pensioners

Can get their vouchers executed for
payment without delay on Monday at
the insurance office CT Thos. F, Han
lon, No. 0 E. 7th st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
central presb,terlnn Church.

Rev. James A. Worden, d D.. Of
Psiace o., n. J will preach At Central Z
10 81 s. n. and Gas p u. Sunday school
e. 80 p m.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

fugar cured corn beef 5 cents a
pound. 507 King and 7O5 West Eighth
Sic. Powdermaker Brothers.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Our Rustic Porch Rocker beats them
all for comfort aud strength. johnson
& Barnhill.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

A first class dinner and supper, 25c.
Come one, come sll, 70 the Peoples
CATE, Bareford, Q and Markst.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

10 brands of Flour kept by Nichols,
9th and King. Try L. & G.. and be
happy.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
n,--,--..-..l-.-...

The market Is flooded with
nostrums OF various sorts, In
the form OF 80 called "Rleo-
tric' appliances and Porous
flasters that have no merit
beyond that OF a mere me
chauicl u support 10 the parts
- whi'h h they a G applied.
Avoid these nostrnms and
use only EkenaO n'H Plaa-
ters in cases y here outW ard
applications are desired For
Lung and Chest Affections,
Hh.um stls p SclatieR, Lame
Back. Bowel Troubles, and
all disorders re4ulting from
overexartion or expo ure
these plasters have no equal,
and their efiicacYis endorsed
by thousands OF PhysiciAnA,
Pharmacists aud iavmeu
Ask Tor a IfensOnsa PIns-
ter an take no other.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Hall Stands, new and cheap designs,
at johnson & Barnhills, 207 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
THE SHELBURNE.

ATLANTIC CTTY,NJ.
Directly on the beach Thoroughly heated
throughout. Hot and cold sss water baths.
Open ali the year. A. b. ROBERTS.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
DR.. Jays Liniment.

A Remedy for all Aches or Pains.
This remedy cane from Paris. France, tho re-
celpt of a distinguished Frar ch hysician never
hsfora nRie knpwa or useI In this country.
10 cures rhsumatism, Neuralgia, Ueaiache,
pr los, Bruises. ere, an cii dissas Of man
Or 0eas., requiring exte-ual ap licatiun For
e sc no Az i4rget styest kiJl oarner OF
Ce6ar and Marshall streeis. Wl'uaslste1, Del
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

We have some beauties just
arrived IN Wash Goods, and
also in Wools which we are
moving lively at the very low
prices which they are marked.
To give the prices would take
up all our space, so we give
You q kind invitation to come
and examine quality and price
and we know that will con.
vince you Of the