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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

Snterefe bot. Set benz b%ergangene1
September bat bas genannte gountD
bort an peri@ieoenen pldben Der Goutls
ties 2lano unb Maipn Diamant > Bob
rer an ber Mrbeit, I'm ben umfang un6
9iefe Der @r5 : Eager feft3uffeIen, unb
bic borgenommenen Bobrungen baben
big iebt prOfefor Megradeus S6laiie
betreHs beren ununterbro9en fprtlau.
fen6e I%usbebnung iiber ben gan3en
Difrift bin betdtig!; iiberaq 1T ber
8obrer, an pel6er STEELE ct au9 eins
eefebt 1T, auf g!iener3 setommen, unb
bic MdBigfeit Der gr3s2ager gebt nod
ben bisberigen Wefungen bon 16 SUB
a~ufpdrts.
Na9 Der Mittbeilung beg bergmdn.
nii6en Settlers Der 8obrarbeiten, Serrn
Wrtgbt, Fat bic Musbebnumg unb
Md@ttgfeit ber 8etten n6lig Die febr
bo@geipannten grpartumgert erfalt,
uel6e 9err %. glei9 Bel ieinem erffer
geiu6 baoou gefaBt bate, unb tpirb
bic 8ei@afenbeit beg @raes INNER bei<
Ter, ie tiefer man fomn,t. Dte Bob
rungen tperoen in bieIem Mugenblide in
Mtafon Co., gerabe g~egeniber bpn Der
Weffgren5e bon 2lano borgenommea,
unb bort firbet 9err Wrisbt bic MdGs
tigteit bes @r3lagers nod betrd9tli9er
als peiter mad Often 3u.
Sie 9erren Watefielb unb Gompags
ME baben feitber immetsu gr6Bere
Ganbfreden angefauft unb eignen ieBt
in BEN beiben Counties 2lano unb Mae
ion ungefdbr 1000 Wder Mineral<
Lamb, unb bic unterIu9ung. tpel9e fie
barauf baben anitellen la1en, bat bes
reits ben 8eweis bafitr geliefert, baB
Der 8etrag ber @ifenlager auf ibrett
2dnbereien elm tbatid9li9 geraoe3u
uueri66pfi9er 1T, unb auBerbem. baB
es bort biele Sauienb Mder 2anbes
siebt, pel6e anberett perfonen augeb6.
re1 unb bic @ra bon ebenlo gutter Bes
i@afenbeit entbalten, tpie bic Rompag.
nj es2dnbereien.
Weuerbings baben bic 9erren Sabes
port, Jifber urb Der Gbemiter oes
nNorb : gbieago WaI3perts" mieber
Wnalpien bon 16 gr3proben, tpel6e an
berf9iebenen Stellen Der 2lanos2ager
sefammelt tparen, gema9t. unb. aQe
baben ein nod ginifiseres &eiultat er.
geben, als bic friberen. Gin paar
berielbea ~fonitatiren bas 8orbanben.
fein BON Aber II Sbeilen reine1t Giien.
metals nit febr geringen 8eitbaten BON
Rieielerbe unb pbospbor, uno probes
tiide BON Mangansgiiener3 aus ben
Maions uub 2lano>8 etten aeieten BIG
gu GA pro3ent Manganeiien.
Sie in Maion 50. liesenbe foge.
aannte nSpilers MangansM ine" triti
Biz gu elmer Musbebnung bon 1000 Guf
gu Sage, unb bic Md9tigteit Der Moel
betrdet 10 SUB. 9ie Wa1eieIb 2om-
pagnie ldBt iebt bort einen Gha1t bin.
a%bienten uno beabfi9tiet bic Mitre 10.
fort In NnGrif gu nebmen. Das elm,
aige Sdmel5material, mas fur biefe
gr3e e~rforberli6 1T, = Galtfteim = III
in uneri9Dpf1i9er Wenge bOrbanben,
ebenio WaRer i'm ueberhuB I'M naben
2lono &iber, melder bon Menen mad
Often mitten bur9 bas @puntp fieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
MUerIet.

= Beionberes 8ergniigeu gemdbrte
es uns, ben S9IuB prtfunsen In Der
S9ule Der britten Marb bei5upobnen,
tpel9er 9err. gbas. %. @robIeD
boritebt unb benz bic @abe, ben bic
unterri9t an3iebenb unb feffelnb su
MAIDEN, In bobem @rabe eigen 1T.
0err @roBlep lit 3par elm gngldnber,
alein er beberrf@t bic beutf6e Spra9e
in Wort unb G@rift nit erfiaunIi9er
Gertisteit, toas ibm Defenders gu itatten
fommt, ba In feiner S9ule auBerors
bentIid biele &inber beuti6er glter1
finb. Sen beutf9en Hnterri6t leitet
in biefer S@uIe Grdulein Columbia
&oHD. MuBer ben eigentli9en Brit.
fuugen fanben aud @efang 9ortrGge
fat = ein3eln unb i'm Gbor - pel1e
3eueniB BON benz GleiB unb Der gner.
gle abIegten. nit Der SRI. 8arbee ibres
Mntes als @eianglebrerin maltet. IS
tpurbe aud beflamirt, gnglif9 unb
Seutf6, unb elm iunges Wdb9en trug
fDgar 9eine's ftimmttngsbDDes @ebi9t
Die @~renabiere" nit @erfdnbniB unb
gutem Musbrud Dor. Die G1ule ber
8. Warb f9eint cine Der beft eeleiteten
ilnferer Stabt 3u fem.
Den sablrei6en biefisen Greutt,
ben unb Befannten bes frtiber bier
tuobnen6en ubrma6ers =. Stibbig 3ur
NaGri6t, baB berielbe in 0em Oort
geforben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

- Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
tective Association" Der Ser. @taatem
bot iiber 10000 MiteIieber unb III
uielleidt bic ftdrtte Grganifatiort Der
glrt In Der Welt. Mr. Sobn &C.. Stone,
Der Setretdr unb G6abmteiffer SO. 70
Dearborn StraBe, Chicago, iast, baB
er felt stuan3ig Sabren 5uueilen BON
Rrdmpfen unb bili6fer 2olif befallen
tpurbe, bic i'm bon 3-6 9ager ans
8ett fefelten. Wdbrerb er In ct.
2ouis Der Iebteu Sabresperfammlung
ber Mfociatton beitu0bnte, taufte er ft9
cine Glai9e bon rgbamberlains RoIit,
Cholera unb Diarrboe &emeop" urb
eebraudt fe ieitbem NIT gutem @rfolse.
Sc 1T bic eiuaise Mebisin, bic er ie ee'
funben, tpelde cine i@uelle unb bous
fdnbise 2ur betpertaeligt. 2eimer fanrt
obne fe fiber reifen. 8ertauft bon
81, Coin & Co., Ode Weff s@oms
iaerees unb Sibof'6 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
@roquetsS Sets gu $1.25,
91ngematten,
2inberpaget su $3.50,
Meritanii9e Maferttbler,
Bale Balls unb Bats,
Bel 8auI Masaer.
gtdotti@e Mmset8e.
0otiS fiir Giselt9iiuer bon @ratit=
uno moeren Steims8 riiden.
MaDors Office.
Sau Mutpnio. 20. MQi, 1888.

WanorS Office,
San Antonio, 20. Mai, 1888.
proben bon beri9iebenen Mrteit bon
@ranit unb 8aufteinen 5ur erri9tung
ber tletlen Stabtbale wer6enentgegens
genommen. 8efagte Proben inb in
Der Office bes bauleitenben Mr9itetten,
9errn Otto Rramer, absugeben i'm
Rampmann @ebdu6e, 3immer go. 80.
0ieielben tperben big gum 80. SUM-
1888 a%ngenommen.
Muf Mnorbnung bes 8au : 3omites,
beitebenb aus benz Mapor 8rpar @al=
lagban. 8orfbenber, uno ben Mlbers
men .S9reiner, Mduermann, Smpe
unb @uergin.
g. q. glambDn. gitD @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
Die gntbe6mna einer fran.

sod cine bunberboIe Gntbedung III sema&t
norben unb bas nod batu bon elmer Dame
aus biefem gountb. Sieben Sabre lang bate
fe BITE tntIstIi6fen eeiben aue3ufeben, tueIde
btrarf an ibrsr aebsnsfraft aebrten, BOP ibr
Sob niAt mebr fern 3u fein fdien. Drei Wo.
nate baitete fe tuaufb6rlid unb fonnte feinen
S4Iaf fnben. Da faufte fe bon uns cine
Glaf9s bon Or ainss vaeuer gntDeduns fur
S@pinbfu9t@ unb fanb ldon mad Der erten
Dofis 70 bieI Grlei9teruns, bab fe f9lafen
ionnte, unb bic cine 6IafHe turirte fe bolifdn-
big. Jbr Nane Ut N1rs. 2utber 4ut. 60
f9retben uns u. 9. Samrid 6 60. in Sbelbb,
Norb Carolina.
Mfan Iale f9 cine ErobeHafde eeben In Der
Mpotbefe bon Y. Dreib in Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
Meiienoer aeimd5t.

Ginen su~Derldifigeu. getpanbten 3eis
tunssreifenben fur giienbabniidbte
iu6t bic
rGreie preffe fur Seras."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
stir trXoe GpA1rme .

= Sir fridge @e5drme, cine untbd,
tige 2eber, unberoault1feit, ibelrie.
@euben Ntbem, 8ldbungen, &opf.
i@meraen finb Mper's pilen elm fi1e=
res Mfittel. gu 2anb ober Maiier,
auf ber Prdrie ober in ber ~geordngten
@tabt fnb fie bic be5ten abfibrenben
piaen, iiberaa glei6 bequem, tpirffam
uno gefabrlos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

sar Mir lentert bic Aufmerflamfeit
ber 2eier auf bic Mnaeige Der 9errer
Gbas. 8. 9ignopitD & Co.,
tpel9e ben Ins unb 8ertauf bon @runb.
eigentbum bermitteln unb augenblidli9
%tpertbpoIes @tabteigentbum oferiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
fO+0+0+D+o
Mu3ej8e iiat s~temersabIer.

Df1s 81 &6eliI6Eu etenersG oltetorB,
ad1nPmann @sbduce, 8immer 70. ST.
Das @n5llIum pifb bierbur4 benadridtat,
tae ~ fFdbiii@en Gtener -fiEtn fir bic I'm.
melbnng bee teufspfi9tigen gieentbums =
pexi5nli4en DIe litesaben Deftes- fir bas
nit D<m l. Mdr5 1883 besinnsnbe GisEaIiatr
ittL oHtn Iieeeu unb BE sum 80. SUM- 1858
anIIitatn tptrbtn.
4At Gisirnieen, psI4e 6itYbon b~erofen
wfrhtzs herbtn 9bai@R erluGt, fdt baIb sin5u-
NnbtR Mub i5r eistasbum por BEN antef3es&.
n<iss ~ btrFtustH, iuie 20 bas @eFet serIanst.
Sefe @afftano,
Stdbtijder Afefcr.
eauN nfsuia 90. 8tbriar 1853.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

~ Sic Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company Iiefert mdbrenb bes
Sommers bic frii@eiten @eefif9e. abs
lieferuHg frei ins Saus. 24,5,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

Sriihes GleiI@. I'm biefe Sab
resaeit 1T es %notbmenoig, baB dies
Gleii6 fibl unb babur9 frii9 gebalter
wirb. Ser &efrigerator bon
BRowN : JAcesrE, $50. 211 2ofopaz
StraBe, bietet bic @arantie, baB @Ies,
mas 6ieie 9erren liefern, bor5igli9 1T.
Iae Sorten Tleif9, 9@infen, @urt,
Slide &C. &c. 2,6,5Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04
sar 8iIise 9reiie fir ueberl9uB in
unb Minters Rleiberr Bel.
panepaf & Gobn.
GroBe 8arsains TT Staot Grnuo=
itiidet.

Gin fiinf3ig Wder umfaRenbes Stad
2anb, gIatt nie elm Slid nit feinem
8oben, 6ftli6 bon Der Stabt, apii1en
8urnets unb 2amarsS traBe uftb inner
balls 2 Meilen bonn MitteIpunft Der
Stabt uub 3 8lods bon elmer gedarter.
ten @trabenbabnlinie unb Maferleitung
on Militdr : Nbenue, lit loebet in 2ots
BON bibf9er @r6Be unb In tpeiten
@traBen ausgelegt tuDrben. 9tefe 2ots
lino ieBt gum Breiie bon $50, $75 nnb
800, auf lei6te Sermine ober gegerI
baar, gum 8erfauf. Gutter Sitel un6
M~arrentees9 Deeds. Gommt Iofort unb
mir seigen @u9 bieie unb anbere
@runoflde, bic SIR 81 einem Bargain
baben f6nnt.
@runbeigentbimer i'm COUNTY, meI1e
berfaufen tpo0en, m6sert urs bamit be-
auftraaen, ba tuir biele Nuftrdge bon
bier unb ausudrts baben.
Gbas. 8. DignonitD&@ o.,
So. l Weft > Soufton ; GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

Sbafer 4 8raben, praftif9e Ylums
bers unb @asfitter, finb aleinige Mgens
ten fir bic beriibmten 'sHome Ranges,
bic Dotaugli9ften Oefen I'm -Martte.
Sic baben sroBe gorrdtbe bon S9ldus
den, 8abewannen, patent . gloiets,
@aseinri6tungen, &ronleu9tern &C.
patentfrdbnen un6 allen anbereu ber.
artigen Mrtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f9laQenben Mrbeiten ri9ten fe
eIeftrif9e &Iingel5itge elm
unb balteu fi6 fir Nles beftens EN-.
pfoblen. Sbafer & Braber baben ben
&uf nur bic bette 9rbeit gu liefern.
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g. s.. Gt~enenipn & Co., 1dnbler
tn Sapeten unb Sen ferpor,
3 Gngen Np. 237 Meft : gommerees
.@traBe, baben in Der tut5en 3eit ibrer
@ei@6ftstbdtisfeit einen rambaften CT
folg auf3umeiien. SIN b%eforatiben Sad
leiiten fe tuabrbaft tanftlerii6es unb
geben @arantie fir ole lire Mrbeiten.
Sbre SapeairsN rbeiten finb duBerff mds
Big i'm Breiie unb tperben an 9auers
bafti9feit nirgen6s ibertrofen. tutp
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Lone Star Brewing Company.

9ie idbrli6e @eriammlung Der ut.
tiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei finbet
am 5. Stunt 1888 in Der Office Der
Rompagnie ftatt.
8. g. gers,
$3.50 8iees Prdfibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

gbieaso erbdlt burGi9nittli@ tdgs
ii9 10000 pfnub pofiaden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

sB Sobnfon8ros. liefern BITE
beiten uub biligften 9rudia@en. @ebt
3u ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-04

sar Sbr fpart @eIb, tuera ibre Cure
Srudiaden bel Sobnon BIOS.
anfertigen ldBt.
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Spiel &aarem @ei61ft
-rpn-
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidfte unb ~elegantefe Mu8uab
bon Nrtifeln, welde {d beicneers az
@eburtstaSs. unb 5O&Beits .@eideafen
etSnen, als
S~ilberplattirte @aaren.
Statuen BON Drcn3e, Serras Gotta,
Bcr3elan unb Mlabaffer.
&elisiSie Gisuren, grueifre unb 20.
ienfrdn5e.
glumen.g a5en unb Nmpeln.
Iaien, fein beccrirte.
Glbums in GROCER Gusmahl.
photographer aler Strt.
Gcupenirs nit 81 Nnftdten BON San
Mntcnic, fir so Gents.
8iloer. unb Btlber=8 abmen.
Wfuffbcien unb llbren
Spernsldier uab 6ernrotre.
IaidenmeIer unb SHeeren.
Samer@ unb 9erren.T pilet Necefaire.
@elbtaiden far Qerren unb Danfen.
Damen.5 anotaiden.
Urief<Mfappen.
SdreibSeuge unb Nctiabaaer.
Uiliten>Rarten, Gtmis.
Damen.G rbeits= adt9en unb R1rbe.
9anbsG piesel nnb Sdmme.
8aud-Giide unb Serptce.
@isarren.@ tuis.
3eitunss.W appen.
Sps3ieriSde.
YcSels unb @idborn.RSfiss.
Ncccrbecnst 3itbern anb 1armcnicos.
Mnideln in GROCER Nuswabl.
Giid.g4ppurate.
Bapiere unb ionftise Waterialien ast
slnfertisunS BON Yapier.8 lumen.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
city Nevvstn rs,Ief.

An excursion from Philadelphia is
at brandywIne Springs to day.
Joshua Pusey, presiden. OF the Pu.ey
& Jones 20. is away on weeks vaca-
ton.
The cutters on the east side Of Clay :
mont Sta, between 18th and 13tn SIS,
need attention.
The ippecanoe Republican Club
meets tonight at the N. w. Cor. OF
ION and Market SITS,
the break 10 the wire had been re-
paired and tns electric cars were run
ming last evening as usual.
Workmen started this morning re-
paving Front st. between Market and
Shipley, with Belgian blocks.
The Pusey & Jones Co. are shipping
paper m chinery to O. s. Garrett a
Son, Childs station, Cecil county, lid.
There is one car load, a rotary boiler
aud gould screen.
The railroad crossing near 18th and
Market Sts in time Of rain is almost
impassaole. The street railway tracks
act as CUTTERS ia conveying the water
down the road 70 this crossing where
IT must remain.
jackson q Sharp Company yester-
day ehipped the 'Kishiminetas" and
"Conemaugh" sleeping, drawing room
and buffet cars to the Woodruff Sleep
ing and Parlor Car Co., at indianapolis,
In charge of A. s. Harris.
Fifteen tickets Of the /. NJ. Sunday
aan 10 a.
"a TO Augustine Pier, were found yes
terday and left at this ofiics. The
little package is somewhat stained,
having weathered the storm of Mon
day night probably
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. Nj Bradford and family left FOR
Cape May Point this morning.
Mss Ida Bacon Of Laurel is visiting
Mrs. Mitcaeil u 1870 jefferson st.
Miss Gaskell OF Philadelphia Is visit
ing Miss Hetue Lawson Of 906 JacA-
500 st.
Mrs. Charles III. McWhorler has
been III for sometime and is now co.,
vaiescent.
Miss Bessie Palmer Of this city went
70 Rshoboth thie morning to attend
the Teachers Convention.
Thomas Davis, Esq, went down
into Ke county, MO-, to-day to take
a look at his peach orchard.
Capt Joseph Godfrey watchman at
the Pusey aud Jones Compsny's lum-
Der yard and ship rail way. Is spending
his two weeks vacation at Cape May.
DIR. e. G. Shortlidge is being strongly
urged for the position of Fish Com
missioner. made vacant by the death
Of hr. Norney. A paper is being
numerously signed Al Gailagher's,
1903 Market ST., asking the governor
70 appoint the doctor.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
DRIEE rnE RAsoALs OUT.

a. Game THAT should be Driven out
OF she CITY at once.
IL ths Editor Of EvANne JOURNAL
1xe psople Of this city have bad swim
@Aam prac iced on Them too eftsn, and some.
~Anag should be done BY oar new Mayor,
@se worthy Solicitor and the Attorney Gen
arzf 20 prevent repetition Of whas is
hsa~vn a. a Tsckst" sale 10 be psrpetra.ed
an saa people OF this city. About three
mmntha $40 a ''isckstD Of this nature with
&Msning pn5sera VISA stock on the windows in
So Johuson bulldog, and the reoords in
&uatias Bcncehnn's court show clearly shat
M@sT uEfcffunates were Obliged to pr Ter
@AarEes; bgt az We have had three or four
81 these s~irdles here bsgore under
g won or dissui-e the people we're up
30 4heir tricss: and when the oily tongues
9aae1 50 palm IN their rotten, shelf woru,
szzsea-satsD prison made garments, that
@a4ne SrOm inrscsed reg onA, condemned
@w za7it4ry officers OF the Board OF
Wealth aud sent 10 other elites TO
disposed 81 under misrspresen-
HfEons, they und the psopls would not
akR at their bait aag tnsY quietly "a Aeked
D tnair boxes aud stole away at night
Baa the people stick togethsr aud give such
raweising humpug aalss ths great go.by
lud as kong aa houses exiss In Wilmington
@1&h goo rspurstions thsre Is no occa-
s&GAa 60 tolerate or aiiow travelling humbug
@.RacAetn saiea t1 come her and impose on
GzH had woi kine cit xsns.
Remnin You're very Respectfully.
ONE IN FAVOR OF FAIR PLAY
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
STREETS AND SEWERS.
Contracts Awarded and Bills Passed
and Routine business.


and Routine Business.
The regular weekly meeting OF the streer
and Sewer Directors was held last evening
A sidewalk ON 7th Ave, between Broome
st. and the railroad, was directed TO he
laid. The secretary was instructed to
issue a new check for $40 for James r.
Mcbride In place Of one lost TO petition
the Park Commissioners for permission Ia
lay sewer from Rattlespake Run IN
Clsyton st. and Lowering Ave, the sewer
to be extended to Delaware Ave. to advar.
tise that specifications for removing ashes
we're on file at the Office Of the board. and
TO ask for proposals for the removal oil
ashes according to the specifications.
A resolution was adopted changing the
name OF Front St, west OF Madison st. tc
Lancas er Ave The petition OF ] r
Traynor to drain the property at the NV
Cor. OF 9th and Walnut Sta. was granted
The chief engineer was instructed to ascer.
tain the amount of grading on Heald ST.
from 10th to 11th Sts. Contracts were
awarded for grading Kirk Ave, between
jackson and Van Buren, Sts., to Daniel
Patton at S2 cents per cubic yard. and
Vaudsver Ave, between Carter and
Thatcher Sts., to John Dolen for 371S cents
per cubic yard. The chief engineer was
Instructed ia fix the grade The city audi.
tor reported the receipt OF sl21 for wharf
rent, and f632 from the Delaware and At
lantic Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tor rent OF polls Permission was granted
William Bladenkoff to set 100 feet Of curb
on Broome st. near Pennsylvania Ave.
An adjournment was taken until Thursday
evening During the evening the follow
ing orders we're drawn:
William Simmons, 1857 10; G. r. Thomas
q Co.. f55.6S: Richard Walker, 1886 g7:
Davis q Bro, s522. SO; John Flsmer, sl4o. 70 /;
Louis DestaflDi, si25 29 George W. Stone,
IS IS; Delaware Terra Gotta Co. $2ss So:
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Co, s76g. IA
Davis & Bro, 1884 s8; William DouRbertv
s246.73; Charles Warner Co, S6s 80; r. B.
Briscoe, $i2 90; Maurice Moran, S63 rs:
Neal Duffy, $50 76: James Harrigen. $50:
William Harrigap, s25; Alice Tucker. s45;
ID. Leonard s62.50; Mrs. Lucas, $Ss IS; NJ.
Alexander, 50 so; Martin Keogh, $o2. so; /;
Pioneer Club Stable Co, s27; David Wool
man, SO so; Combs Cosl and Lumber Co.,
S29 80; Cardwell & Wall, SO so; Kent &
Weeks, 81 cents; John McKowen. $I4:
Lindley O. Kent, 63 cents; Hirsm
Y-rger. es65; Charles P. Maroney.
sS5; Wilmington aud Northern Railroad
Company, s65 80; Wilmington Coal Gas
Comnany, 81 379.23. Allen Gawthrop. Jr
SAP rs; Davis & Brother. sl3s 4s: John
Drlen, sll620; ]. v Carlisle & Co.
1856 94 The Horlsn S5 HolIisgswortp Com
pany, $500 20; John NJ Newell, s4.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
The summary
ASSOCIATION.
BASE BALL NOTES.

The following will compose the Quick
step team in their game with Seaford 60
morrow: Aiken, c Newell. D.. Carpenter
lb.; Stannard, 2b; Huey, 3b; Mahoney
F. 8; Bolen. |. e.; Connor. c. T.; Crum.
mey, r. I.
There is considerable rivalry amoug the
members Of the Quickstep b. B. G regard
ing base running. la order to ascertain
who is tbs fastest base rsnner Manager
Selak has put up prize A ten dollar gold
piece for the member of the club making
the bert time around the bases. The con-
test win be decided at seaford on Thurs
day afternoon previous to the game OF ball
with the club.
The invitation from the Interstate
League TO the Wilmington clubs, for one OF
them to enter the league, should not be ao-
cepted. Several good reasons show that
such step would be unwise. The local
clubs have not the backing OF those out of
the stase, II one of these clubs should enter
the Interstats League all its members
would have to resign their positions and
depend on base ball for a living. IL
this failed and under the circum-
stances II Is almost certain II would.
the naen would have no business or no en-
ploymeut. Another reason urged against
any club entering the Interstate Associa-
tion Is that II the clubs now in the League
cling together and receive the support they
are receiving, by next season interest Ia
the game will he raised 20 a point to ensure
y good professional club here.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
NarnIng to thc rnir ser.


Although we have not tho elixirs Ok youth
and beauty which were sold in bottles of rock
crystal, stopped with gold, the scalpel and
electricity erase the worst foes Of comeliness
with surer touch The ugliest moles, wens
and warts are removable with safety either
by the knife or galvanic current The
mothers marks" and port wine stafnsn re-
sumo healthy vascularity and color under
steady treatment by the battery, and care Of
the general health. There is risk, however,
Of sympathetic injury 70 the nerves OF other
parts OF tho face II these operations are not
very delicately and inteliigently done.
knew a lady who had delicate shading OF
hair on her upper lip removed by the usual
electric process Of piercing tho root Of each
hair with very fine needle through which
the current was given, killing the bulb in the
skin. The operation was painful, 20 that it
could only be completed in several attings.
IL removed the hair perfectly, but the effect
on the fine facial nerves nearly cost the lady
her eyes, and she lost the use Of them for over
year. Always avoid painful processes If
possible Paia means injury to ths nerves,
and directly oc indirectly to tho whole sys-
tenn, and is far from being tie insignificant
or necessary factor in or lives that amazo-
nian souls make it-Shirley Dare's Letter.
Evening journal., 1888-07-11
NaImlnrtan aaarhar.

g. coat ~ tar Is being Put on Light
a2ips No 81. al Jackson & Sharp's.
The tug Martha went to Delaware
City this morning with nine barges in
@@w. 1t wae as much as The little runt
e0nln manage.
Ae jackson & Sbarp's the inside
M1mnklng is being put on the new
AmTges and the senooner is having its
@m@k frames OK kness and hanging
Mneee attached.
The three masted schooner Anna
Bacon of Charleston, 5. G., which has
@e@n unloading lumber fer George
w4 BUSH a. Sons Lumber CO., sailed
Yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia.
Toe government tander Geranium
bald ct J sckson & 5hsrp's night before
naak. Yesterday the steamer went to
Ed@emoer snd loaded buoys or sup
giles OF . 'me KIDD and lefS for Chinco-
ee@9ae ISLAND
Tzhe tug Taurus took tow to Phila-
g. Ez&zza n got b~fore last just above
%SaesEer On her return "trip yesterday
baorning, Gbe crank pim broke. The
SAMPLER happened TO be near and
@wsd she disabled sua up TO her
Haa@af. The Pussy e. Jones Co. will
kaka the necessary repairs.