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Evening journal., 1888-09-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
S. NJ. Reynolds OF Middletown is in The
city to-day.

S. NJ. Reynolds Of Middletown is in the
city to-day.
Rev. T. f. Terry will return to Dover
to-day from his vacation.
Charles NJ. Gawthorp returned to-day
from business trip to Virginia
Herman Taylor, compositor on the
Dover Index, was in town yesterday.
Governor Biggs passed through Will
mington this morning on his way to
Philadelphia,
Edward Ridgelv. ESQ, Of Dover, passed
through the city this morning on his way
to Philadelphia
Rev. w. II. Rawlins Of Camden, Del.
passed through the city this morning on
his way to Philadelphia
Miss May Clark Of sl8 West street,
Wilmington. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
George d. Kelly, at the Citizens Bank,
Middletown.
D. r. Barnard, secretary Of the Della
ware Agricultural Society, is III the city
10 day on business connected with the ap-
preaching fair at Dover
Nathaniel Ratledgc, tho young son Of
Nathanfnl katteuBe OF near Townsend,
Del, died an last Tuesday Several Of
bis bereayed relatives reside ia this city.
Rev. + r. Tyson, who has been 70
Redden Sussex county. to attend the
funeral Of his wifes father Nathan r.
Went, returned to his homo at Zion, Md.
this morning.
George v Massey's proposed address
to the young Republicans Of Middlctown
has been deferred from tonight to the
night Of September 81 MIR. Massey has
gone to Montreal on business. els ac-
companied by john H. IIoTecker of
smyrna.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
4 DRUNK ENDS IN PRISON.


WAsHIscroN, Pa, Sept Frank Riddle,
Adam Shaetfer, John Rust and Peter Cress,
Of Wheeling, we're lodged in Jail here,
charged with the murder Of Adam Staub
at Tayiorstown Wednesday evening They
were under the influence OF liquor, and
when some small boys jeered them left their
wagon and challenged a crowd Of men to
fight The challenge WINS not accepted,
whereupon one Of the Whealingites struck
man named Ieke Hand. A general fight
followed in which stones and shotguns were
used. After firing the Wheeling men would
use their guns As clubs, and several of the
weapons were broken while being used in
this way. One Of the party raised his gun
TO strike man who moved away, and the
gun descended on the head OF the drunxest
Of the Wheeingites, cutting a bad cash and
laying him ont stiff Another OF the
Vince ingies struck Robert Green over the
head with a gIn, breaking the weapon by
the blow Adam Staub, Of Claysville, was
shot ia the region Of the heart by one Of
the Wheeling mon. Staub died before mid
night
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
SUMMARY or ALL THE sPonTs.


ball Games and Other Events.
BUFFALO, Sept. THE winners Of yester-
days races at the bicycle tournament were:
Three mile amateur bicycle, L. A. w. cham
pionship, w. Wendlo; five mile professional,
worlds championship, Mr.. Rowe; two mile
amateur rovcrs', Mr.. Davis; five mile anna
teur, A. 9. Banker; one mile professional
tandem, Crocker and Nelson; half mileania-
teur tandem, Banker Brothers; one mile
amateur, w. Wndle; five mile professional
royers', Dir. Allard; two mile amateur, w.
K. Winship; three mile professional, J. Lee (;
ono mile amateur, Buffalo city champion
ship, j. 3. Miley.
RACING At sHEEPsHEAD DAY.
SnEEPsHeAD BAY, Sept 7.--Yeslerday's
racing resulted rs follows: First race. sweep
stakes, one mile; Sam Harper, Jr.. first.
Niagara second, Grimaidi third, time, 1912.
Second race, dash stakes, 2-year ODDS, five
furlongs; Champagne Charley first, Minnie
Palmer second, Tommy third; time, 1901 rs.
Third race, September stakes. for 3-year-
Oils, mile and three-quarters; Peg Woiilag-
ton first, Tristan second, Larchmont third
time, Bob Fourth race, average stalres.
mile and three-sixteenths; Firenz first Ialex
second, Terra Gotta third; time, 2.02 -.
Fifth race, purse, mile and an eighth: Frau K
Ward frs, Orllamme second, Leila May
third: time, 1856 3-5. Sixth race. sweep
stakes, seven furlongs on grass; Laftte first,
Estrella second, Drake third: time, / ~ 10.
THURSDAYS BAsEBALLsGAMEs.
At lndanapolis--Ind 8; Pitts
burg, /. Hits: Indianapolis, 10; Pittsburg. q
Errors: indianapolis, 2; Pittsburg. Z. Bat.
teries: Bnrdocx and Daily, Staley and Mil
Ter Game called at end OF the eighth inning
to catch a train.
At Chicago-Chicago, 2; Detroit, 5. Hits.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, o. Errors: Chicago.
6, Detroit, 0. Batteries Krock and Farrell.
.Getzein and Wells
At Baltimore-Baltimore 8; st. Louis. 3
Hits: Baltimore, z; st. Louis, 4. Errors.
Baltimore, 2; st. Louis, l. Batteries: Kilroy
and Fulmer, King and Millgan
At eiphia-Athletic, A; Kansas CITY.
3 Hits: Athletic, 6; Kansas City, Errors
Athletic, 3; Kansas City, 8. Batteries: Wey-
hing and Townsend, Hoffman and Donohue.
At Cieveland--Cleyeland 3; Cincinnati, 9
Hits; Cleveland. 6; Cincinnati, l. Errors.
Cleveland, 2; Cincinnati, !. Batteries: Bake.
ley and Snyder, Niau and Keenan,.
At Butfalo-Buifalo, 2; Washington, 3.
Hits; Buffalo, 8; Washington, o. Errors.
Buffalo, a, Washington, l. Batteries: Fan
ming and WEIGH, Shock and Arundel.
At Hamilton = Hamilton, s.; London.
Hits; Hamilton, S; London, .. Errors:
Hamilton, 3; London, 3. Batteries: Jones
and Hayes. Cain aud Murray.
At Utica-Utica, & Rochester, 10. Hits:
Utica, y; Rochester, 49, Errors: Utica, IL;
Rochester, 6. Batteries: Jones and Kellogg.
Calihan and McHale.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

10 you know that goods are down, low
ef than ever before ia pricesg II you do
not know, come and see, as I have the
largest stock ever seen in Wilmington,
and they are all marked in plain figures,
so you can see for yourself and be con
WINGED, as | have handsome black cork.
scrow suits for men for $500. A good
working snit for men for $500 only.
Good working pants for men at Csc and
everything IN proportion, from the CHEAP
est to the finest in the market, at MI.
Meyers One price Clothing house, N. w.
corner Fifth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
WORKINGMEN
AND
LADIES, READ!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDING LOTS
FOrty-fiVG Dollars and Upwards.

Over four hundred sold in the
past year. Fine location, pure air
and good water.
Cars leave every half hour within
square Of these lots for Water and
Market streets and Delaware avenue.
Fare 5 cents.
Look at the Improvements: CITY
water and lamps; one-eighth tax
rate; streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line going
to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Investment,
where you can see your money every
day, this cannot be equaled. Had a
great many people taken this advice
when we gave it several years ago,
You would have saved hundreds Of
dollars. Take heed now and buy.
Building lots on easy terms in all
sections of the city. Building loans,
stock, or orders on any saving bank
taken as cash.
For information how to secure a
home apply to
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
Laster Nynllncr, nena.

New York, Sept Lester Wallack.
actor, manager, gentleman, ''everybody's
friend" died yesterday morning at 7:20
o'clock, in his beautiful Stamford country
seat, Emsmere. Mr.. NaliacA was lying in
bed reading about Q o'clock Wednesday,
when suddenly the type grew dim before his
eyes. He began to complain OF the badness
Of the print, then slowly sank away into nm
consciousness. DR.. Hurlbutt u Stamford,
was hastily summoned and pronounced tile
case one Of apoplexy.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
prohibltionists Al sprlnctleld.

SPRIMoFlELD, Mass, Sept THE City
hall was crowded last night with persons
interested in the Prohibition campaign. Gen.
Fisk was suffering from ap attack Of indi
geation, and only spoke few moments, pre-.
sentiag the issues Of the campaign DR.. John
Blaczer presided and Profes,or John Bias.
com, Of Williams college, made speech.
Gen. Fisk also spoke at Laurel park, North
ampton, in the afternoon. Among the other
speakers were DR.. J. W. Hamilton, Of Boston,
and John Lloyd Thomas, OF New York.
President J. H. Seeley, Of Amherst college.
sent letter Of regret at not being able ia
be present, and heartily Endorsed the Pro
hibition platform.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
FoRTY-slx NEW CASES.


Ten Deaths from Yellow Fever at Jack.
aonvIlle Yesterday.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept THE num-
Der OF new cases Of yellow fever reported for
twenty-four hours was forty-slx. There were
ten deaths, as follows: Miss Pauline Wolf.
Miss Charlotte Monanberger, a. Lorimer,
Edward Lucas, Charles A. Peterson, an
infant, +. Sanders, German tailor, Miss
Costello, Richard Mulroy, Miss Nelly Her
rick, and Arthur King. Miss Mulroy was
taken sick yesterday morning and died in a
few hours. The number OF cases to date is
4S4; deaths, 81,
Tho announcement that some patients died
for lack Of skilled nurses caused great de-
preston The board Of health was author
lied to send 60 New Orleans for more nurses
This has been a gloomy day for the people
here. Everybody is tired out and the foyer
grows more malignant.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
TO AwARp TIC PRIzEs.



Judges Appointed for the Horticultural
Exhibition.
The following judges Of exhibits have
hecn appointed Tor the exhibition OF tn,
Peninsula Horticultural Society, nt tht
Opera House this month.
Apples H. NJ. Engle, Marietta. Pa
nv s''''eh Sdloh, n j. j.. q. Budd
Middletown, Del.
8 Pears Il Satterthwaite, Jenkintown
Montgomery, Co., PA. W. D. Bracken.
ridge, Queenstown. Nd.
Ounces and Plums Or. John J Black
New Castle, Del nj Bernard, Still Pond
Kent Cos Ma. j. a. Fulton. Dover Del
Berries John S. Barnhart, Denton,
MD. y II Ridgelv. Dover. Del.
Floral classes A. b and @ r. J lialli
day, Baltimore Nd James Pomland
6owanstown, Md. WIN. Candy. vii
mington, del
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

The new organ Of Calvary p. f. Church
was tried for tile first time last evening.
The election Of civil officers for Com.
pany g, First Regiment. d N. G., viii
take place ut the armory this evening
John Mccall was fined So and costs
for drunkenness this morning at the
Municipal Court John Wilson and VIII.
liam Brown, two drunken peach plucks,
were discharged upon promise to leave
town
The Young Peoples Association Of st.
Paufs NJ 4. Church held ts first meet.
ing last evening, after the summer ad-
iournment y. H. Spencer presided.
Business Of Importance was transacted.
II was decided TO give monthly literary
exercises
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

The Indian Association of this city
viii begin holding its regular meet
ings on Monday, October I. On Friday,
October 5, a dramatization of the novel
Ramona" win be given in the House
hold of Faith building. This novel is one
of the best productions Of the late Helen
Hunt Jackson This summer the drama
was given at Wissahickon Inn. and sew
eral hundred dollars were realized. The
proceeds Of the entertainment to be given
by local talent win be for the building 81
a new cottage for the Indians. The cast
Of characters has not yet been selected.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.

New York Money and Produce Matkct
Quotations.
NEW NoRK, Sept. g. Money closed at 1lk per
cent. the highest rate was eI6 and the lowest IA
per cent Exchange closed steady. Posted rates,
4S5160L9sis; actual rates. 4si94@AS5 for 90
day bills and 4.s1szD4Ss for demand Govern
ments closed strong cnrsency Is, 100 bid; IS
coup, 1876 bid 411s, do, l0S9s bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows; Uniop
frsts lI301i6; Union land grants, i0a0108;
Union sinking funds, 19o0i22; Centfals, 1isaIi8
The stock market during the forenoon was
generally lower than it closed she day before
During the afternoon the market was weak, tbs
lowest prices Of the day being made in the last
hour, though there was pretty general recoy
cry OF "a TO y toward the close The sales Tor tbs
day amounted to $50, s76 shares.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
FlRE TI4ls MoRNlNa.
The housekeeping Establishment .
q. ". stigers Consumed.

The housekeeping Establishment .,
a. ". siigers Consumed.
The woodchopping establishment q
Charles W. Stigers at Thirteenth and
King Streets vas DESTROYED BY fire
shortly after $3.50 o'clock this morning.
An alarm was sent in from box No. iS.
At Thirteenth and King streets at that
hour The building, which stood in the
middle Of the property, was burned to
the ground. The engine and boiler we're
damaged together with a wagon A large
quantity Of chopped wood was also de.
stroyed. Mr. Stigers says that he has no
doubt that the building was fred bv an
incendiary. as there was no fire ia the
place al 9 o'clock last night
The loss Is partially covered by insur.
ance IN the Home Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF New York Mr. Stigers viii
immediately rebuild the factory.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

III Presentation ~ The Opera House
Last sight.


Last sight.
~Herminios was produced at the Grand
Opera House last night by the Redmund-
Barry company. The piece is a senss.
sional one, fun Of villainy and intrigue.
but its end is happy one and very salts
factory As played last night William
Reamund was Paul Durand. Mrs. Thomas
Barry, Herminie; Louis Bresn, Victor
Durand Miss Louise Pearce. Estolle,
and George W Neville, Sergeant Pablo
These Ave carried off the honors, but
they were wei supported By the
remainder of the company. The acting
YVES smooth and the lines were
delivered with an intelligent understand
ing Of the proper expression Percy
Sage. however. as the German spy. was
somewhat stiff ia HIS acting and lacked
expression Ia bis delivery Miss Beck
inaa' acting was slightly married by q
lack Of power in her tragic utteranoes.
The piece viii he repeated tonight It's
stroup situations aud the general goua
acting deserve to bring It good house.
Thatcher. triRirose said Vests MINISTRIES
will probably til the house on Saturday
night An exchange speaks thus Of the
company Tho unique appearance oftbc
troupe Ia their ShalSespeuian FIRST part. was
received with raptnrona applause. The
singing. Jokes and nslaaatsvsre delightful
and everybody expF sseA unrestrained
pleasure The performance Of the Byrne
Bros. on the coach was d marvellous one,
displaying a dexterity in the execution Of
difficult fcats Tint elected deafoniig APP
plaure
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

AZ Buffalo yesterday the FIVE mile
amateur bicycle race was won by A. G.
Banker Of Pittsburg, time n minutes.
so seconds. w d. Banker was second,
with S. Wallis Merrihew Of this city,
third. In the one mile amateur bicycle
race. 8 Wallis Merrihew come in sixth.
The winning time was three minutes and
i've seconds. In the two mile amateur
bicycle handicaps Frank M. Dampman Of
she Wilmington Club was enc Of the fin
iAhers.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
CONDENSED news.

The Republicans Of Minnesota nominated
W. c. Merriam for governor
Charles Il Amsden. Of Penaeook, was
nominated for governor by the New Hamp.
shire Democratic convention.
It is now announced that the Republican
tariff bill viii be laid before tho senate
within fortnight
- The response to Jacksonville's appeal for
aid is spontaneous and generous
Porter and Buck, the American crooks ar.
rested in London, have been extradited for
robbery in Munich.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Troop was presented with a stand Of
colors by John p. Donahoe last spring.
The Troop had a set Of resolutions pre-.
pared and last evening S. J.. Ocheliree.
II. r. Mullin. James B. Hasson and other
members Of the Troop presented the
resolutions 10 Mr. Donahoe. James b.
Hasson and Lewis c. Vandegrift received
the resolutions. The visitors were suit.
ably entertained by their host.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

CoLunUs Ind, Sept THE veterans OF
the Eighty-second, Fifty-second, Twenty
second, Sixty-third, Sxty-seventb, Ninety
third and One Hundredth and Forty-hfth
Indiana volunteers and tho Tenth Indiana
cavalry rand Second Indiana battery Will
hold their annual reunion here Sept. 10, 20
and =. II will be a grand event,
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

DUBLIN, Sept Con the occasion Of the
trial at Arthurstown Of Mr. John Redmond,
NIP, who was arrested for offenses under
the crimes act, tho police charged upon the
crowds and dubbed them savagely. The
police used their rifles in clubbing the
people, and dispersed them violently. Many
were severely injured.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
nneen Nntnlie tn No. lhn go.

VIENNA, Sept Queen Natalie will leave
Bucharest shortly and visit her estates in
Moldayia She VIII then proceed to southern
Russia. whore she will meet the czar's tour
ing party. The Servian ladies express great
sympathy with the queen, aud on this ae-
count King Milan is extremely jealous
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
Opium Smuggling Case Continued.

CHICAGO, Sept THE hearing or the
case against Gardner, the opium smugqler,
was continued 70 the nth inst before Com
missioner Hoyne, bail remaining me same
The continuance was granted owing to tbs
absence from the city OF the prisoners
counsel, Capt Black
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

where are you going, my pretty maides'i
I'm going hunting, sir,M she saide
And what are you hunting, my prett,
maideym
I'm hunting Judge Thurman, sir.' she saide
what would you with Thurman, my prett,
maideYn
II want him to kiss me. sir" she saide.
Come 70 this bosom, my pretty maido,"
II know you're judge Thurman sir shi
s's'''s' Washington critic.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Refused Food, then sued for Damages.
Boston, Sept I'll. b. Wentworth, who
was committed to Charles Street jail for
debt last October, has brought suit Szainst
Sheriff John b O'Brien, alleging that he waa
kept without food from Monday morning
untl Thursday afternoon. Sheriff OiBrien
says Wentworth refused The food when it was
offered to him. Wentworth, the sheriff
says, offered to settle the case for $4,000.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
AUDITOR,s SALE.


A UDITOR'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Wilmington 10 me directed will be exposed to
public sale
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1883.
At ~ o'clock, a. M,
Al the Auditors Office No. 81 East Sixth
street in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State Of Delaware
No ]. All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows, 20 wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the inter-
section of the southerly side 81 Fourth street
with the westerly side Of Harrison streets
thence westerly along said side OF Fourth
street ITO feet to n corner, thence BOutheFly
and parallel with Harrison street II feet 10 a
corner; thence easterly and parallel with
Fourth street 10 feet To the said westerly side
Of Harrison: thence nortberly along said side
Of Harrison street II feet 10 tue place Of be-
ginning.
No. 2 Beginning at point on the westerly
side Of Harrison street at tile distance Of 81
feet southerly from the s0utherly side OF
Fourth street thence v esterly and parallel to
Fourth street ITO feet to a corner, thence
soutkerly parallel TO Harrison street a feet to
q corner. thence easterly aad panll Tel to
Fourth street 10 feet TO tho said Yves erly side
Of Harrison street and thence thereby north
eriy "a feet 10 the place of beginning.
No. g. Beginning on this n0rthrrly side OF
Third street at the distance 81 "a feet westerly
from the westerly side Of E Buren, street,
thence northerly and parallel 20 Van Buren,
street N3 feet inches to q corner. thence west
ery and parallel to Third street 70 feet 60 a
corner, thence southcrly and parallel to Van
Buren, street 90 feet inches TO the said north
erly side of Third street. and thence thereby
50 feet 70 the place Of beginning. 4
seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty Of Arthur II. Grimshaw and e BE- sofa Dy
JOHN NJ. NEW ELL
City Auditor
n. B.The above named property to ne sold
10 satisfy lien thereon for curbing and paw
ing sidewalks.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
BANi1IsiG AND FINANCIAL.
r. R. ROBINSON & co.



EpUBLICAN STATE CONYENTION.-A
IL state Convention of the Republican Party
of the State Of Delaware VIII be held at
Dover, on Thursday, the Goth day of Sep
temher, A. d., 1888, at II o'clock a. M. for
the purpose Of nominating three candidates
for Presidential Electors, and Is candidate for
Representative in Congress.
Tile convention will consist Of one hundred
and siXtylO0ldel appOrtioned among the
several districts as follows. Forty t40l dele
gates to he chosen from the First District;
thirty eight faSi delegates to be chosen from
the Second District: Forty tt0 delegates to he
delegates to be chosen from the Fourth Dis
tiaCl. and such delegates shall be appOrtiOned
among the several subdivisions of each dis
trict as heretofore.
and further, il Is ordered TINT the modes Of
election shall be as follows; Tine Republican
voters shall assemble at the usual voting
places in the several Subdivisions of said dis
tricts on Saturday. the 10Th day Of September,
a. d., 1888, ard organize by eiecting three
judges 70 conduct the election who shah forth
with omen the polls and receive the ballots.
IN tho First and Second districts the polls shall
be opened at O'Clock p. IN, and kept open
Fourth districts the polls shall be opened at ?
O'Clock p. M, and Kept open until p. M, sub
ject TO the power of the district committees
Of the several districts 70 alter the appurti0n-
ment among the several subdivisions Of the
district in which they are located or TO change
the mode of choosing such delegates.
Upon closing the polls the Judges shall pub
licly count the vote and make out certificates
Of election in duplicate, one whereof shall. be
delivered to the delegates elected, and the
other shall be forthwith mailed to the chair
man of the state Central Committee.
AT the said election Republicans. or those
pedging themse selves to vote the Republican
ticket, only shall be allowed to vote, and the
said election shall be by ballot.
BY order Of the state Central Committee
JAMES PENNEWlLL, Chairman.
Dover. Del. sent. d. ists.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

An important meeting of the Ladies
Organization Of the Delaware Field Club
will be held at the club house tomorrow
afternoon at 4. 80 o'clock The fort
slightly teas win be resumed on Monday
next All members OF the club are
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA special from
Lafayette, La, says; Almost the entire
business portion OF the town OF Jennings. ii,
cluding the Southern Pacific depot. wa.
burned Wednesday The fire originated il
the double storehouse Of Mr.. MeFarlen.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Preserve fruits with "Antifermentine. 4"
No heat required, 50c. Hires Root Beer.
l5c, Cuticura soap, 15c. Beef Wine and
Iron, soc, Ely's Cream Balm, SIC; Seven
Banks S3c Is A speciality of trusses. A fit
guaranteed. Danforth, graduate in phar.
macy, Second and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

CoLUaBIA, s G., Sept flames L. Orr
was elected temporary chairman Of the
Democratic state convention which met here
at noon yesterday. J. +. Richardson was
renominated for governor and W. l.
Mauldin for lieutenant governor.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07
Twelve Hundred spInners strlIse.

LONDON, Sept. Twelve hundred spinners
at Bolton have struck against the introduce
ton Of a new system Of Weighing cotton. IL
is expected that tho strike will spread.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

DUBLIN, Sept THE agent for the Van
deleur estates is preparing for sixty more
ovictions at kilrush
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Alfred C. Hobbs Of Hartford, Conn, is
&c years old. He Is the man who sue
seetes IN picking every lock placed before
Liza 4 slss Crystal Palace, E.s.sssssEs. II
Evening journal., 1888-09-07


The returns ON each district viii be
received by Horace O. johnson at the
Sunday Star office.
The members Of the Young Mems Re
publican Club who have formed "a march
ing club will meet for drill tomorrow
evening.
Ia New Castle hundred George W..
Eclyels will win the light Tor the House.
It Is said, ia a cnnfcr Mr.. EclSels Is one
Of the most popular Young men in the
hundred He is the captain Of Company
II, y. n g., and was pronounced Her
bert man for state treasurer
The Democratic nomination election
takes place tomorrow and the most Bic.
ter contests win bc wagcd iii every ward
and hundred in the county except Pen
cader and Mil Greek In tho former
Andrew Eliason Is an unopposod candi
date for the Levy Court. and a. D. j..
Baldwin for the House Of Representatives
In the httei
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Weather Indications. Tssx
Fair; slightly warmer, followed by rain
easterly winds.
Evening journal., 1888-09-07

Ross has removed from 115 Market
street to his new stnra 30 Market with :
large stock Of latest 81 eles s,f Hats. White
81 n sssis :.