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anccs standing to credit of members
when said balance is Five Dollars
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Evening journal., 1888-06-26
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
James IN. walker Held Upon 1
Charge of stealing clothes.

James IN. walker Held Upon n
Charge OF stealing CIOthes.
1t took an hour this morning to try an
ordinary csse OF larceny in the Municipal
Court, and but three witnesses we're ex-
amined. The endless questioning OF wit
nesses and the calling and recalling OF
them occupy as much as tbs trial OF a case
before the General Sessions.
This morning James Il. Walker was
charged with the larceny of a suit Of
clothes, the property OF J. A. Byron, from
a cupboard in the house OF Elizabeth
Patchett. 52i Il. 5th st. The testimony in
brief wss that Walker had gone upstairs
about o'c ock on last Wednesday after
noon. while at O'Clock the clothes were
still In the room 1t was further ehown
that when be came down stairs be had a
bundle in his arms and aftsrward it was
found that the clothes were gone from the
cupboard. Walker did not re.
turn to the Patchett House, but
went to his home 10 Baltimore. However
upon hearing OF the charge Of theft he
came back ia company with Chief Loper
without rsquisihon. This was the testi
mony and ip a court OF preliminary hearing
and 1t was all that was necessary, but in
stead all the witnesses, apparently very
respectable people, we're subjected TO a
searching cross examination. To the court
tho city solicitor make an opening and a
closing address and L. G Vandegrift, the
prisoners counsel, long and able address
for his client The whole proceeding ended
by holding the man In $500 bail for his ap.
pearance az court.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
citY Nesrs in nrIer.

DR.. T. A. Brown is mentioned as a
candidate for state senator.
Asbury NJ. E. Church to- Brandy
wine Springs on next Friday June 30
The Second Baptist Sunday school
will give an excursion to Tolchester
Beach via Baltimore on July 10.
A young man attempted to jump on
the City Of Chester last evening at the
4th st. wharf and in doing so fell into
the river. He was fished out by som e
of his companions.
Conductor S. l.. Parker, who was
injured on Saturday last near Bren-
ford, died yesterday fternoon at As
y. m. from his injuries. An inquest
will be held this afternoon at 8 3o'clock,
S. Homer Calkins, recently book
keeper at Thomas Davidson's marble
works, will leave this city on Wednes
day for Providence r. l., where he has
accepted poi ion as salesman with
Kennicutt and Brown, dealers in man
tells, tile and CRATES AZ that place.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
ceneral News Of the rrornInr.


Mr.. Blaine and his party reached Lin
lithgow, Scotland, yesterday afternoon.
He received the announcement OF Harrison's
nomination with en- eager and gratifled
smile and went to work at once. after re
freshments had been taken. to prepare a
letter OF congratulation to his friend from
Indiana.
Emperor William made profound i'm
preston upon the Reichstag yesterday in
his opening address. He spoke feeliDgly OF
his father and grandfather. pledged him
self to follow the same peaceful path, guar
aoteed a continuation OF the treaty with
Austria and spoke hopefully OF the future
OF the German workingman.
The last evenings bulletin from General
Sheridan said that there had been no sub
stantial change worth nothing 10 his condi-
tion since the night before. He passed a com
Portable day and his condition was fairly
good, Notwithstanding the heat. It has
been determined to remove General Sheri-
dan 70 his cottage at Nonquett, Macs the
latter part Of the present week, but neither
the exact time nor whether by water or
rail has been definitely settled upon.
Charles A Pitcher. teller OF Union Bank,
Providence II. l.. fed yesterday, leaving
defalcatiops to the amount OF $500 600.
Pitcher appears 70 have practically
cleaned out the bank, as far as ii was pos
sible for him to do so. He took every dol
lar in the vsulr. the total amount Of csst
taken being 500 900, besides which he sp
propriated notes and bills receivable sg
greeating in value 100000. The greater
portion OF thege notes and bills, however
are unavailable. but the loss Of them will
embarrAss the bank temporarily, at least
Some securities were also taken. The
Doyle monument fund for the building oi
a memorial to the late Mayor Doyle, which
had reached Sc 900, was In the vault
The bodies OF Louis Graf, Gussie Got,
and Minnie Berger. victims OF Saturday.
disaetsr. we're taken from Newark bay
directly adjoining the dyke yesterday,
That OF Gussis Webber has not yet been
found. although diligent search has been
carried on for two days. Annie Fricke,
whose body was recovered yesterday
morning by the father of Minnie Berger,
was to have been married next week to
Frederick Christopher, one Of the survivors
OF the accident Graf was to have been
married TO Gussie Gotz, whose life he at
tempted to save at the cost OF his own.
Mamie Stuker and LIZZIE Smith. both Of
Newark. N. J were the only ones rescued
among the eight light-hearted young women
who started out on Saturday night for o
pleasure trip to Greenvile.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
Funeral OF unIncht RarIow

The funeral OF Malachi Barlow will take
place from his late residence sos French ST..
on Thursday next IDterment win take
place at 5ilvain NJ e Church, Booths
Corner, Delaware county, Pa.
The deceased was a well-known polIti-
clan Of Brandywine Hundred, having been
superintendent OF the county almshouse
from 1879 to 1888 He was very III for
some time past and finally died at an early
hour yesterday morning.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
PersanaI men.,on.

2 BY Letter to EVENING JouNNAf
NEW CASTLE, Del, June s6.-Paris
Carlisle and wife of Frederioa are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. K. L,
Hubbard.
Miss Emma Murray and cousin leave
to-day for Baltimore.
George Pierce and wife Of Philadel-
phia have arrived at the jefferson
House TO spend the summer.
B Professor Whitelock, former prin-
cipal Of the public schools, is in the
city.
Steamer Wilmington was well
patronized yesterday on both trips by
ahe citizens Of this city.
d. NJ. Davis. VINO has been visiting
~Sop Keeley at the Jefferson House,
has returned 70 Wilmin gton.
Miss Beck of Philadelphia is visiting
friends 10 this city.
Miss Regina Mahoney leaves for the
Chester Normal School commence
ment to play a violin solo Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALS FOR FUEL-PROPOsAIs
a for Fuel will ne received az the room OF the
Board or Pub ic Education until twelve O'Clock.
June 30th, 1888, for furaishi & the pubic schools
OF the city with hard l. high white ash conis. as
70 iows.Six hundr, d(600)tons OF broken coal. One
hundred auo seventy five us5l { rs Of egg coai.
Also about seventy five l75) tons OF Schuylkill
stove and eRy coal Also aoout twenty l20l tons
OF llsarfie d BiiuminOus coal Ths coql must
be screened and prepared es for family use, each
ton must weign 1910 pounds, and be put IN the
cellar u the different schools in quantities to be
nameo by the Committee. The name Of the
coliery must bs stated, with the price named
uf each. PROPOSALS will also be received for
about thirty eight So cords OF good pine cord
wood, all TO be sawed twice and split, excent
about eli hit lSl cords which shall ba sawed in
four pieces and split sufficiently fine fir stoves.
TIL contractor will be required to supply ell
schools that mpy run short OF coal or wood until
Nav 18Th, 1889, at the Contract price.
The 'ommittee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
The whole Of the coal and wood to be delIv-
cred by the 18th day Of August, 1888.
SAMUE +. BELTS,
JOHN EDWARDS.
JOHN ]. CASSIDY,
Committee on Fuel.
wilmington, June 25, 1883.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
TnnpectInr tne Po.l Omces.

William J Maxwell of this city. post
Office inspector, returned home last even
ing after completing tour Of the fourth
class offices In Delaware Outing the last
i've weeks be examined into the accounts
OF 100 post offices 10 the state, ending up
with Oak Grove, a small office within six
miles Of Seaford He found some wonder
fully kept accounts, but not an iota of
crookedness anywhere The Delaware post
master did not ia all cases know how to
keep his accounts, but he was honest.
There are about 100 efices in the state.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
PERSONAL NOTES.
Thc mcn Injured Recently Are ou
Again.

Nv Letter to EVENING JOURNAL
LRwEs. Del, June 25.-The pilot
boat Howard returned on Friday after
undergoing repairs at yard in Phila-
delphia.
Reece B. Wolfe & Son, who have
been engaged in the butcher business
here for many years, will remove
shortly to Montana.
George Register arrived home on
Friday evening for summer vacation
from st. Johns College, Annapolis,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shellenger of
Philadelphia have been spending the
last few weeks at Lewes.
Pilot Clinton Long and family. with
a few of their friends, have removed
to Rehoboth for the summer. They
occupy the Bradford cottage.
Robert Clifton of FELTON, was in town
on Friday.
A number of farmers in this section
will begin harvesting their wheat crop
this week.
s. P. Marshall has been visiting his
son in New York for the last week.
John w. Manning and family re
moved to Rehoboth last week.
Nat. Harmon left here on Thursday
morning for New York, whore he has
a situation as engineer on the tugboet
Unit.
The Misses May Throckmartin and
Nettie and Edith Hawes are the guests
OF DIR. n. Hickman.
Harry Dodd arrived home from Del.
aware College on last Friday evening
William II. Virden was over 10 sec
the new pier on Friday. He walks
well and look very well excepting the
scar on bis right cheek. Benton West
is out also. He told the JOURNAL re-
porter that he had walked little, bpi
he could not walk far on account Of
his right leg swelling.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
Wilmington Harbor.

The schooner Thomas J. Clayton is
lying at Moore's shipyard
The sound steamer City Of Worces-
ter will go out with the flood tide this
afternoon.
Three schooners, loaded with railroad
cross ties, went up the Christiana river
yesterday afternoon.
The fishing schooner Lafayette took
in supply Of ice this morning at the
Kennebec Ice Co 3 wharf. preparatory
to leaving for the lower bay TO fish for
black bass.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
Perao ~ pnrarraphn.

Solomon Hersey and family will
attend the Brandywine summis camp
meeting.
Policeman John O'Hara of the %
ward has opened grocery store at Sd
and Lombard SIS.
Miss S4llie Jersey, who has been
sick for some time past, has gone 70
York county. Pa to recuperate.
Percy Eields Of Harvshd University
has returned home for the vacation,
He Is a son OF Benjamin Nieids, Esq,
of this city.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

OpEN FOR THE sEAsON.- on

open FOR THE SEASON CHARLES
OKyle, the veteran ice cream maker. has
opened for the season During the winter his
establishment at the northeast rorner OF Sixth
and Orange streets. has been remodeled and i'm
proved. The saloon on the lower floor, as we'll
as that on the second story, has been repapeFed,
repainted and handsomely furnished, while an
addition has been built to the main building on
Orange street. Particular attention has been
given to the factory In the rear, where the Ice
cream Is manufactured.
therefore, his fac ory is furnished with all
Improvements. including a steam engine for
making the cream Arrangements have been
perfected with some Of the best dsires within
reach OF this city for an ample supply OF tho
bast and richest cream, and n1thng but pure
fru Juices and the best vani la bean is nsed for
havoring. All authorizations are CA efully es-
Of Kyle can rely on getting the genuine, simon
pure article
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Ross has removed from 116 Market
st. to his new store 210 Market with a
large sock OF latest styles Of Hats,
White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Un.
derwear and Notions at the lowest city
prices. Money returned if goods are
not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
HELP WANTED.
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE- UNDER AND URe UANTTO THE
lN Act of the q neral ssembly OF the State Of
Delaware, entitled AN act ccnceroing private
corpo ations," passed at Dover. March 14,h.
Grubb, associate judge or the Superior Court Of
the State Of Delaware, resisting In New Castle
county, S ,turday the seventh day OF July 1888.
at ten oclock IN the morning, at the county
court house in the City Of Wilmington, for the
Incorporation OF company 10 be cal ed. 1.-THE
Law and Oroer Society Of Wilmington, De'a
ware, the purpose OF which are charitable
ana religious
WILLIAM s. PRICKETT
AttorneY Tor Inc lrporalors.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
EsmersIda Bay club.

The Albert Bay Club win give recep-
tioH to the Esmeralda Bay Club at the
rooms OF the fermer, 4sh and French St..
on Friday evening next. The E.meralda
club will parade through the principal
streets OF the city on Saturday afternoon
headed by the DUPONT Post hfe and drum
corps.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
wiII CIoee on tbe Fourtb

The following merchants have decided TO
close their stores all day on July 4; Will
liam B. Sharp & Co., Kennard & Co, II.
Cranor. executor; Rigney & Co., G. A.
Lippinoott. Russell, Miasimer & Co., Lich.
tsnstein & Hart, Crosby & Hill, Granville
Worrel, K. Wyatt and E T. Stroud.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
New incorporation.

Bradford q Vandsgrift, attorneys. are
applying for the Incorporation of the Bar
low & Thatcher Spinning Company. whose
factory is 10 Brandy wine hundred, near
Henry Clay factory The business will bs
chat Of manufacturing cotton goods.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

10 brands of Flour kept by Nichols,
6th and King. Try L. & G. and be
happy.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Our Rustic Porch Rocker beats them
all for comfort and strength. johnson
& barnhill.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
DIED

HALLOwFLL-In the city on June g. Eliza
bah II Howell, aged 20 years.
HACKETr-In this city on June. %. William
Hackeif. oged 81 years.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Oak Suits shown ct prices sure to
please the buyer at johnson q Barn
bills aU7 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Have your Feather Beds cleaned
right now By johnson 8 Barnhih's
steam reeovator.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Workmen have commenced work OF
the foundations for the new b. & o
station at Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
WILMINGTON Clear,ng uou.e.

Wilm'ngtOn Clearing House.
The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the Clearing House Tor to-day were
$50, $40 "a and the balances $31, ,9Sl 9s.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

For sideboards, go TO johnson
Barnhill's.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

N. OTICE.-IN CONF JRMIiY WITH THE
lV PROVISIONS ct the Act of the General AS
sembly OF tfe State Of D.iawere passed nt
Dov March "a, a. d, 1888, notice I. herehy
given that an spplic tion will bs made to thr
Honorable Ignatius c. Grubb, ass ociate iu ge
Of the Superior Co .it of the Stale OF p-lsw Te,
rfsio ing in New Castle county, on Saturday.
June 80 1855. at 10 O'Clock a. m, nt the county
Court House, in the city OF Wilmington for the
Incorporation OF a company to be called 'sJhe
Commonwe lth Beneficial Asso iation.h the
objects OF which are charitable and beneficial
purposes JOHN BIGGS,
Attorney for proposed Incorporate s.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

Our market is lively and active on potatoes
cabbage and beAna Eggs IRE IN good demand
at out ide prices; peaches dun, watermelons in
good demand.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
LOST


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tDO w irst,ri, th on Daiawa e ave
,.f ~ "a ailud b aud Brandy yWiAe Gene
te y, u4ir sllVe cnmpa7Sls Above reward
viii be paid il reIu. md %
g ORGE X YATES,
Or JESSE X BANLlS,
Masonic Temple.
4 OST O3 MISLAfD.-PlilCY No 1854
~ issued by be Penn NJ ituai Life Insuranc.
Company on IN life OF vii lam b Poeefon
he Hinder viii please retu "a it 70 the und. r
signed. Application has been uiads for the is
suing OF q duplicate. Sig ed
WILLIAM B. PRESTON
n OST OR mIsLaID POLICY no. 80. .444,
~ f-sued By the Pm MuIusl Life Insurance
Cpmpany IN the life ~ Samuel McC. McfherHon.
The hnder viii please return Il the under
signed Apple ton has been made for the
issuing u . dup ioafe. Signed.
SAMUEL McC. MCPHERSON.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
The Hot Days.

They are here at last, and
every practical man asks him
self the questions: "Had l
better not get light weight
clothing? Where can | see
the largest variety? Where
can | do the best for the
money! Visit our place,
examine our stock, and these
questions are answered.
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
Wholennie rTarketn.

Ruling rrice OF the wholesale market as
corrected by Warren Harper & Co. this mora
ffus
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
WARRINGTON,

a, xCURsIoN -GoULEY's GRAND SIGHT
h seeiug Excursion to
WASHINGTON,
over the r. and o. r. r. via Canton, Baltimore.
then on steamer Columbia 70 Bay Ridge, from
Bay Ridge on cars 70
ANNAPOLIS AND WASHINGTON,
on THURSDAY, JULY IL. 1888.
Il will be more conyeniel for those living
near he Delaware avenue station 70 set on he
first or second section from Pni,adeluhia. Fir
eecu n will leave Avenue station &C a m: the
second section 10 a. IA. third section viii leave
the b. & .. StatiOa foot Of Market street
at 2 a. m. s'oppng at Ki mensi. 7.20; Newark,
Z. 2; Sipgerly Iti. returning leave Wsshing
too AZ ESQ, direct without change Of cars fer
Wilmington at As IN Wilmin gton. Parties
stepping IN at b y Rldg aud Annapolis can
with tnvir tickeus go dur ng the day from Bay
RiuRet Aunap lis, or those stopping at Anna.
,olis can & TO B y Ridge, all ekcursioni Is at
Annap Ills and Bas RI &c TO be In readiness to
leave Bay Ridge . IN. direct fer Whining
ton. whole tickets, s. 81; children from " IL
years. fl.so.
ISxCURsION.
II Goutey's Grand Excursion to the delight
fui resort
TOLCHESTER,
ON THURSDAY, JULY 10,
I to leave the B. q y. station, Wilmington, foot
MarKet ST., frst sect on 70 leave at 20
a m the second section 70 leave az Gas,
Klemensi 6.t5, Newark ut 5.O7 a. M, singerly,
I 7.2i for
CANTON. BAL rIMoRE.
/ From there On steamer uisa. arriving at
Tolchesier az 10 45 ra-u ning leave Tslchester
al a m. for Whminston.
Rouna trip tic "a 81 TO-
Chiidr ~ from i2 ears half price
The Second b p ist Sabbath school win &C
company he eAcu sioa
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

A. xCURsIoN -GoULEY's GRAND SIGHT
h seeiag Excur lion to
Evening journal., 1888-06-26

IA, ,OTTCE-TEACHERS EXAMINATION.-
lN There will be an examination OF teachers
for Sc sond and thi q = ade Ger iiicat7s in Mid
dletown on June 2S; 10 Newark on juno 20, and
In Wilmington dn scnoo building No. 1, on
Ere nch st. ear 0th,) on June &c.
HERMAN BES9EY. sunerlntendsnt
Evening journal., 1888-06-26
ANNAPOLIs ANn WAsHINGTor

over the R. and o. r. r. Via Canton, Baltimore,
then on steamer Columbia 70 Bay Ridge. from
Bay ri lRe on cars 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04
PROPOSALS.

PRoposALs FoR STATIONERY. ,sc-pEPoT
ScLocK An FRIDAY. :. JUNE Uni TN T@ENTr.NiNTH
and Is
The ressrSes Se st to e1 ans ana
all bids offered or parts thereof Preference given 10
and quality being eau. and such prsference gwen 70
articles Of American rroducon prodncsd ON the Pa,
By the public service there Award viii not Be msds
n
e o,dSers &C which must govern each 5d
Sa sa1i
mr. Az 90 lsss.-sEALED, PROPOSALS WILL BE
1sisSEy DEPARTMENT NV %ashpTtS1 pns TMo
.terstons 70 be made in the Ferguson Building for
with he eopsa OF We may Be sesn .s
this Office. the Once Of the SUPERINTENDENT Each bid
WILL. A. FkERET. Supervising Architectmys 80 cost
sRappT RTKEAg OF
propos.Is endorsed or eans
for horses and wagons" will be received at the Bureau
s ssn srEFsSy NssE Mfer
1sSs. at ELEVEN A NJ, when they win be publicly
for TWO horses Tor Naval bispsnsary Mssainsten. b.
@ ns 30 ssa BE-
tanned on h sPEcsOn to .9s senior medical officer on
BROWNE. Chief Of bureau. my2l-law4w
DROPOsALS FOR ERECTING fIRE-EsCApEs on
II THE MAIN BUILDING AT THE REFORM
SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Office Of the President Of the Board of Trustees l4l9
=: = nEeg
SATURDAY, JUNE NINTH. 1885, for erecting Fire
Escapes Stand-P Pipes Platforms. and Ladders the
Main building Of the Reform School Of the District Of
Columbia. Blank forms for proposals ard specifca-
tons be obtained at the Office Of the Inspector Of
Buildings District of Columbia, upon Application
therefor together with information relative thereto
and Proposals upon these forms alone will be consid-
cred The right is reserved reject any and all bids
Trustees- my29-6t