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Evening journal., 1888-06-19
ARussIan pole KILLED

Jofeph Volick, Rufsi' POLE. was
killed near Landslith about As last even
ing. by being struck by e, g,uv 80 "a zoe
p. w & B. r. II. The body was taken to
Detective Jones's Office aud bY him trans
ferred TO Coroner Barnhill. When the
train struck the man. his body was terri
bly, mangled His leg was broken la three
places aud top OF hts head knocked Off.
Coroner Barnhlll summoned jury this
morning and at 10 o'clock, after viewing
the body, the jury heard the evidence OF
Charles Wenlz. John Worth and James
Murphy, respectively conductor, engineer
and fireman OF the train. aud Of Vincent
Theberbitcb, a half-brother OF Volick TIE
testimony offered was that volicg ~asa
single man with a mother an father in
Russia. that be was - yesrs
OF age. aud about two weeks ago
he came 20 this country and
~eut down country to secure employment
Failing in this he returned 70 Wilmington
aud was given employ ment at the Eigs-
moor Iron Company. He was returning
from work last evening IA company with
his hslf brother. asd ss the two approached
a small bridge over the swamp ditch near
Laudslitb, freight train was going
north and tue passenger train aoutb
There were a large number OF per
sons returning from work az the time
aud these men were ia advance. when the
two trains approached each other. Volick
and his half brother crossed ahead OF the
freight and walked 90 the path to the right
OF the passenger train aud within four
iquares of the engine. The tiroman com.
msnced to ring the bell. hus Volick
paid no heed TO 81 and when 60
fest away he blew the whistle
five times; to this volics paid no attention,
hut 90 the contrary ttsp,ed on the ties az
u to cross the track. Brakes we're applied
Immediately and the train stopped at three
cars lengths. tut not ia Tins TO save tb,
unfortunate man
The iuy after hearing the evidsrcs rem
dered a verdict tnat Joseph Y0lick com
70 his dsrth BY being struck BY engine No
s. OF the r., w. & q h. Il Co., about 4,
p m, on Monday. Juna Is, and that th'
engineer, fireman and conductor are exon
Grated from al blame
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
mARTIN', CONDITION.
Ths search Made by the Mayor for
SAvoeney.

Ths search Made by the Mayor for
Sweeney.
Martin, Sweeney's victim, remains In
about the same condition % yesterday
Tbs doctors entertain no hope Of his re-
c0very.
Sweeney has not yet been apprehendsd.
but the police forcs are viailently looking
Tor him. Every town within 100 miles OF
Wilmington has been notified either By
letter or telegraph. The mayor believes
THAI Sweeney has not lefs town. He says
IN regard to the charge IN a m m1rning con-
temporary, that sufficient efforts had
not bean made to apprshend Sweeney, that
IL made 40 difference what was said upon
the sui sct as they did not know snything
about ir. l. would be the worst policy
upoa the part OF the police department. to
inform the public Of Efforts they we're max
iog. Sweeney is a man with a great msny
friends and il it were known just what was
being done, some one Of those friends would
keep him posted. To a representative OF
the JOURNAL the Mayor told OF some Of
the plans aud there is 10 doxbt THAI
Sweeney will shortly be safely lodged in
the cells
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
association
NOTES.

To morrow afternoon ihes Sosford boys
will be here. great gams is expected.
Is is the fret time the Americas have met
them.
Bob Ferguson says the Athletic team is
the dark horse "a the Association race this
ssasou. He has watched their playing very
closely. and says they will keep st. Louis,
Brooklyn end Cincinnati on the constant
jump TO beat them. Colonel Bob further
says that the acquisition of Welch and
"BFnddern Bill to their forces has strength
er ed them wonderfully.
The Athletics appeared IN new uniforms
yesterday, which are about the prettiest
ever worn by that team.
Up to June Il, Herman Of New York
leads the League batting wi b an average
OF 3ol, Mcclure OF PHILADELPHIA is fourth
with an average OF $50, Kelly Of Boston has
played in 40 gamsa, ia third with an aver
sRe Of 345 O'RouTke OF New York leeds
the catcbers; Morrill, OF Boston, the FIRST
basemen; Bastian Of Philadelphia. second
hasemeD; Nash OF Boston, third blsemen
Denny Of indianapolis, short stops; Hor-
nung OF Boston, left flelders; Henlon Ct
Ds.roit, centre fielders; Coleman OF Pitts
burg right lelders. aud Krock Of Chicago
leads the pitchers with Bufiiogton of Pills.
delpsia second The Detroit club leads in
both batting and fielding.
Ia the American Association the Athletic
leads ia batting and the Cincinnati 10 field
irg with the Athletics good second.
Lyons Of Athletic, leads the list az plsy.
ers in batting; Rolinson Of Athletic,
leads tho catcbeTs; stovey Il Athletic,
first basemen; Bsrkley OF Kansas Ci-y, ssc
hesemsn; Bauer OF Athletic. third tssemeu
Fenneliy OF Cincinnati, short stops; O'Brien
of Brooklyu, LETT flelders; Corixhill Of Gin
cinDau, centre flelders. end PooTman oi
Athletic, lsfs helders. and Hughes OF Brook
iyn the pitchers.
Tbe Delaware Fold Club win play the
Clover Club next Friday afternoon on the
Field Club grouucs.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Augustine pier.

As has been s-ated, tbs steamer WI
mington win begin her trips 20 Augustine
Pier on Tnursdty o. this week. Tue boat
vii leave 4th St wharf on week days at 8
q. NJ. aud 2 g m and returning leave the
pier at 10 a. N. sad 5 p. IN, stopping each
way &c New Castl3 nnd Delaware City. On
Sundays the boat vii leave at the same
hours. call et New Castle and Delaware
City, but instead Of stopping at the pier
VIII keep on End make pleasant trip
down the bay. Some Of ths'utiractions Of
Augustine Pier are good salt " ter bath
ing aud hne lsbiuR. q beautiful grove
with tables and seats n wkich families an
picnic, aud a lne dauci z pavilion where
music will be furnisbel. In addition to
these there Is a good hotel, aud the usual
merry gOrounds. sho3iing galleries. etc.
Augustine Pier Is &C che bead of the osy.
rhe distance there and back is about a
milss The rate oi fare is to be 80 cts. foI
theround trip.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
ONE CENT.
= PENNINGTON IN WILMINGTON.
Looking After the Appropriations.
The MILLS TBliI VIII Pasx.

Congressman John r. Pauington was in
town last evening aud this morning. The
congressman invited among other gentle
men, u Tataall Warner. George w. Busb,
George W. Todd. Cant. ueorze Il. Thonp-
son and Capt Edwin Ksrshaw to meet bim
at the Clayto House last evening to dia-
cuss the Improvements Of Wilmington
harbor.
The wharf lines OF the Christiana were
hxed Ia 1873 by board OF commissioners
appointed by the legislature and siucs that
time they have bsen under tue cuaree OF
the Board of Port Wardens. sometime
ago the Board OF Trade had survey OF the
Chriatiana river made by Engineer HAups
OF New York, in which number OF
improvements wero recommended.
These Involve some little change
In the government work. To
ascertain exactly thess changes, tho Con
gri ssm "A req1ssted the interview last even.
irg. Mr.. Pennington stands ready TO aid in
the Improvements sought. The River and
Harbor bin now before Congress, thanks to
the efforts OF Mr.. Pennington, does more for
Delaware than any previous till OF It's kind
passed. Wilmington will receive $50, 200:
Breakwater, sloO 600; pier at New Castle.
81 500; Duck Creek, $40 900; st. Jones
river, $4,000; Broad Creek. SIS 600; Broad
kiAa creek, $4,000: MispillIon, SO 500.
Under the provisions OF survey, surveys
will be made OF Mahon river. Nanticoks
river from Ssaford to Concord, Prime
Hook creek. Sussex, and the Appoqainl-
mink creek.
The bill for the additional appropriation
OF SlO0, 900 for the Wilmington post office
has every show OF passage and as soon as
Mr. Pennington can have it brought up.
IL will 80 through without difficulty
In regard 10 ths Mills bill. Mr. Pening-
ton thinks there Is no DOUBT OF its early
passage through the House There will, D
be says, 'beaoms Democratic votes against
the measure. but as it wil be finally
am'nted, it will receive as many votes
from the Republican side OF tn. House IS
it will lose from the Democratic.p
''lu the Sen lfe, hosever.' he says, "the
bill vi be apt TO rest; It L. late in the eea
sion and ns nearly all the m mbers will
want 10 say someshiig upon It, It will
hardly CONS 90 e.vote.n
Nc Pennington went to Newark to-day
70 attend the trut e. meeting OF Delaware
College, after which be will return to
Washington. he viii not return 70 Dover
before two weeks.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
TaE o sPHEUs CLUB.
a "Seraw,, Ride TO Brandywine
Springs aud who Were There.

Spraugs aud Who Were Ehere.
Tue Orpheus Club of this city, OF which
Joseph Il. Mendenhall is president. took
straw ride to Brandywine Springs l. st
evening in f1ur-horse team proyiied by
James D. German. The party was large
and left the resid sncs OF the Secretary,
Miss Joie Fogg, 600 West 18th st. about
& n'cI,ck Trey arrived about Q IS o'clock
OF the Springs The psrlor Of the hotel
had been engaged for the occasion and the
the members OF the club epj lyed them
selves TO the utmost. Music was furnished
and literary and vocal exercises wers
given. At about II o'clock the party
started for this city. This was TIE last
meeting OF the csuh for the season. They
will come together next September. Those
y ho made up the party were Misses Alice
Smith, Sue Trumr, Emma Carey, Josie
Fogg, Filth Grow. Biarche Grow, Elsie
Foord, Mamie Thompson, Lille RannuU,
NJ Lizzie MArls, Lillian Plummer and
Clara Scott, Joseph II. Mendeuhall Frank
Landon. Percy Gau'e, George N. maris
William K Reynol is. Charles Dubell. E.
bravo, s n iris FoRg. VII lam Sqvery,
Aubrey Thatcher. Fred. Cause, Robert
Smedlsy, Ssithin Chandler and e. T.
Baldwin Springer.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
rne FlsstEUu.

A vote Tor President OF toe Uaited
States was taken in the JOURNAL cen
posing room yesterday afterooon. Blaine
was elected By plErslity over Cleveland
and M lrlty. rne total vote foil owe.
Blaine, Z; Cleveland, 8; uancesk, 1; shef-
man, The excitement was tremendous
The devil wss not allowed to vote on
acc unit Of havlug 10 tax receipt. lie con
tented himself b. wsvieg a REQ bandanna
szd shouting for pepew. One mEa's vote
IVES challenged on tue ground that be was
OF fors ign birth Ghd bad never been
naturslizsd. Af5sr long search ks pro
duos5 papsr sizaed by the forsgan OF
the composing room. certifying that be
was barn in Chr!slisna hundred and bad
lived 10 the 5.h ward for seven years Il
ia believed that toe man who votsd for
Heneock came from berks eonn,J, Pa
The sherman vote was poled by comp"
v no always draws his salary in silver
dtllua
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
HaiI AIonx the Appoc uinIminIr.

% Letter 70 KvENIS0 JoURSAL
ODESSA, Del June 10 The Sunday
school Of Drawyer's Presbyterian Church
celebrated "Children's Day" Sunday MOI y
log. Rev. Jonathan S. Willis OF Milford
delivered tte address. He GisS hlled the
pulpit in the evening.
The extent Of the injury done to the
crops and the peach trees by Saturday 5
hail storm hes not yet bsen determines,
but it is feared that much barM was done
In town it broke some panes OF glass ana
klew down some trees
The Misses JOdie 9iggs. Hester Jones and
Moy Biggs spent Sunday with Mas. George
Polk.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
CONFERENCES AcADEmr.
commen cement on Thursday Even-
lng--onIgg ON Cnltnre.


ing-ouigg ON Culture.
BY Letter 70 EyEsma JouRSAL
DOVER, Del. June 10 --rCultursu was
tse aul5 ct Of Lemnsl = Qigg's Cd irssse8
before the Scltt Literary society last even
iug. The address was delivered ia Aoad-
eng Hal. This afternoon tho art recep-
ilou al the academy will occupy attention
IN contiuuaf CO Of the cormeucement pro-
gram and thileveninE the niidle class ex-.
ercises take place.
The graduating class listened TO an excai-
lent sermon preached Tor their benefit by
Rev. Mr. Terry at the NJ. e Chnrch on
sunday morning. Principal Goodirg was
TO deliver the sermon, but illness prevented
bin. The ftlowinz i, the complete pro-
gram for Thursday night, when the gradu-
asine class viii hold forth at the Opern.
House.
Prayer. Oralio1-The West, A johnson
Lynch; Osau)n- Hawthorn, Il. Clay Tur-
nsr; Essay-Iphigenia ia Tauris. Miss
Mary Gibson; Plano Duet-Marches Mill
taires. hubert. Misses HcMath ard Bar
nard; Grafton Destruction OF Troy, Fran
cls A. Cochran; Osation--Free Trade, JOS
eph W. Holland; JOAN OF Arc. Miss Bessie
d Tinlsy; Vocal solo, Good Night, Ny
Cbiit Franz bs, Prof. r. Hamm; Ofstion
Socialism. Thomas 3 Colper; Oafion--
Metbodism Ia this Unitfd States. J W.
Fogle; Esesy- Michael Angelo, Mss Misnio
Laaverton; piano SOLO Movement Per.
peruel. Weber. George Dunn; Oration-
immigration, + s J McAlllster; Grafton
Our School System, W. I. Richey; Essay
Music aud Civilization. Miss i Beatrice
Mast; Vocal soio-Cava'ine v0n Norma,
Belllni, Miss Mary Caonon; Oration-Alex-
onGsr aamutol, Newton +. Diggios; Ora
tion-Strikes. c Kingsley " ston; Vocal
solo-Tne Yagabond. Molioy. Prot +.
Hama.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Auore,N Nr.t Uncoverea

John l.. Hail. manager of the Western
Union Telegraph ofiice IN this city, was
published lest evening that be was about 20
resign Mr Hall said that he bad not re.
signed that he had not contemplated resign.
ing and That he bad just been assured from
headquarters 30 PbilsdelphiR that his
resignation had nevsr been suggested or
considered III any respact by them Mr..
Hgn could not explaia how last nights
,umor got out. de ia uRht IL very prooa
bic that it had been manufactured out Of
the a sires Of q newspaper reporter.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
y. N. +. u. Election.

Last evening as nomination nlghi az
tie Y. N. I. u. bus it was decided also 10
hold the regular election instead OF on next
Monday night The eflicers elected are
president, j. Elmer Perry vice president.
Ssmusl d Dukes; recording secretary.
Charles J. 5iengle; financial secretary
Mshlon HIS: treasurer Frank willing;
chaplain. Harry ID. Basler; sergeant at.
arms, joseph Cooke; assistant. Harry
d bhs. The board of msnsgert: William
B. Smith cheirmsn. George A. Salmon,
John w. Barr, George i. B. Bishop,
ihomas d Holmes, Jr. Charles g. Fergu-
san and Elwood Il Cole. The election Z
an organist was postponed for one week
Frank Wiling Who Was elected treasurer
was the only calcer re elected. He has
held the position since the formation OF the
union, which is becomlng more prosp erous
every year.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
wILnELM,s PnooLAmATIoN.
4 Warm and Graphic Tribute 10
His Father.

Warm and Graphic Tribute 10
Fis Father.
RERL IN, June 10 Emperor william H.
has Issued tho following proclamation TO
bis peopIe which hs signed "Wilhelm."
To Ny PEOPLE; Gods decree has once
more plunged rs inta the most poignant
sorrow. The tombs has scarcely closed
over the mortal remains Of nv never-to-l,a
forgotten grandfather, when bis Maj s'y, my
warmly loved father, Is elso called from
this life to everlasting peace The heroic
eoeFgy, prompted by the Christian self
sacrifice wish which. despite his suffering,
he knew how TO fuldl bis kingly duties,
seemed TO jasdfy the hope that he would
bs preserved to the fntherland
stir longer. God willed differently
The royal sufferer. whose heart beat
responsive to oil, was great aud beautiful
BE only had a few months granted to him
TO display on the throne the noble qualitiee
Of mind and heart which won him the love
Of bis people. The virtues which adorned
hiin aud the victories which he achieved
on the battlefield will remain a grateful
remembrance as long as German hearts
beat An inpsr,shable glory viii illumiue
his chivalious ure IN the history Of the
fatieriand. Called to the throne of my
fathers, hsve assumed the government
looking up 10 the King OF kings. and have
vow 70 God that after the ex0mpls OF my
fsthersI Will be just aud element prince
tp my Feople; that I will foster Eiety end
fear cf God that will protect peace and
promote the welfare Of the country, and
hstu wil be a helper of the poor and dis.
tressed, and true Ruardien OF ibs risht.
Ia prey irg God Tor strength 70 fuiGll ihese
king " duties, which His will imposes upon
me, am supported by confideres in The
Prusslen people, which glance Et arr past
history gives me. In good aud Ia evil days
the Frussian re pie have hlwsys stoed by
their king. Upon this fidelity. whea my
fsthers have found an incissolubie boad al
all times Of difficulty aud danger. I.reiy,
with a c Jnscionsness Of re- urniBg it ssom
the botson OF my heart as the faisafui
prince Of faithful people, both eqvsllg
strong ia their devotion TO their COMMON
fatheilsnd From this consciousness of.tAe
reciprocatsd love unitiug me aud my pso
pie, / derive confdeles that God will
vouchsaie me s,rsng h aud wisdom to e.
erciso my kingly ofiice FOR the wellfsre Of
the fatheElan6"
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
WeAtAer.

Delaware and Maryland, p. m;
Warm sr. fair TO partly cloudy weather,
followed by local storms.
The New York Herald weather forecast:
The fiss OF pressure ia the lake region yes
terday prevented the eastward advance OF
the trsos Mississippi depression: the latter
viii probably move east TO Like Superior
to-day, causing condnued hot weal bel, ,
with slight Interruptions Ia the country
till rhvrsday. Tenn ierature rose ia the
Y nited s5taees yesterday; the chief mini
mum was 81 degretS, at Duluth. the
maxinia reported we're 90 at Phiiadeiphia.
gs al Pittsoarg, ColunoVs. ONO. aud Biz
marek; "a et indianapolis sud Lyuchburs.
and . ~ Fort Buford, p. T. 10 the Hid.
die States aud New England fair 70 parliy
CLOUDY weather viii prevail, With slignt
thermal changes ana lignt noFtheriy u
westerly winds, becoming variable aud
followed ny warmer weather Oa Wei
nssdag Ia this section and in New England
warmar. fair 70 partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, followed by local
thundsr storms Ia the northern and western
psr,s q tnis section; and ca Thursday con-
unued ka.. partly cloudy weather, fol
lowed BY thunder storms en- the sesboard
BaynaId's Thermometer Ia. M, %; &
a M, 81; Il a m, "a; p. m, IS.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The FInnl Meeting of the Season
Lnst Evening.


The Historical Society held its finsl
meeting for the season last evening
Among the members present were: Judge
Wales, W T. Porter, Colonel C. Febiger. J.
L. Devon, Dr. R. P. johnson, willard Hall
Porter, Esq DR.. C. e Buck. p. L. Gilpin.
George W. Bash, Jr., Or. l. E. Wales. DR.
L r. Bush. g. r. Bripgburst, Austin bar
ringtou. E.q Dr. Horzcs Barr and DR.. E
G Shortldge.
The committee on printing reported that
the papsr on "B ohemian Manor By Rev
Mr. Mallory, was in tas hands OF the pub
lisher and would ghortly be presented 20
the people.
A letter was read from CsptaiD Thomas
E. Il ldnev ~ Sussex to General se'ar Rod
ney Of Dover, dated @Dscem6er % 1910 y
The treasurer reported a hsl4ncs az SIN.
Among the dona,i rs received lsst even
Ing, vera a pamphlet from tns Historical
Society OF Tennessee. Oh the "Mouad
Builders;" little book. en- iilsd The "Srar
Spaugled Banner containing a collection
Ct songs ana priussd by James Wilson in
this city ia 1917.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

The most singular feature OF the estimation
here Is the persistent delay Ia crystallizl-
tion. The result is dullness. so far as
outward indications go, almost equal to
that OF the cut and dried convention at st.
Louis, and a degree OF uncertainty which
the veteran politicians sgree is without
parallel In former conventions. No lees
than IL "favorite sonsn are in the Geld,
tying up II state delega iors with two
tliths Of the vote Of the convention, taking
into consideration the votes OF their states
alone The list is as follows:
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

A No. sI3 Adams s. West
lake Oil Stove with three &
inch burners, with top and
oven complete, $40 so; price
heretofore, $I5 90. This is
the best Oil Stove ever offer
ed at that price. We will
send them anywhere in the
city on trial for week, and
will guarantee them against
any Gil Stove made.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Rsforc police gG.age oumulos

Atlast evening" session Of the Nuaicpal
Court John Hurley was rec0mnlitted until
this m2rniog for drunkenness
John Curley charged thGs Jack" Hanley
hol indeed him 70 90 & the shed ~ toe
foot Of Church ST., where Hanley rnbbed
hin OF e. The evidsnce vas insufliaeat
and Hauley was discharged.
The docket was clear this morning.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
NnTIcrS

a. eNCE.-TN CONE RMItY WITH THE
AN truvisiNrs of the Act OF thu General Al
seTubiy Of tfe Stale et - cuare pafset a
Dov E Tarh 4, n D ies3 notice i, here y
given 'hatsn appl c thu v-iii.be made u the
Honoranie Ignfrius q. e ubb. ass ciata IN Sc
of fha Snoeiiar Co ~, Il TIE st ste a ID l-w ~,
reai lsg in New Castle county. on Saturday,
Juup a. No. &C 10 o'cloc r. 10 et fhe co 1nty
Court htus-. Ia the city % VII ningtln for tue
Incorporation of q com agy GO be called - he
Cpmmouwe ith Ben. ficiai Ass0 iiation,' the
Ctjects Of which are charitah aud BE- ehcia
purposes JGHN BIGGS,
Attorney for D -ooos d iHeorporao ?.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Dr. Goldman Aecepss.

By Telegraph % TIE EvSISG JucRSAr.
Dover. Dl June - Rev u w. Glib
son OF Dover reached here thi4 morning. A
telegram received by him yesterday while
at Sunbury. Pa, from Rev. DR.. Coleman.
the newly. .eleetcd bishop Of this F. E.
Diocese, announces the latters acceptance
He said that his letter Of acceptance had
been forwarded.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

John Mertiu, fresh shrimp and fish
bait, l4ol French st. Orders promptly
attended 10, Orders by mail viii re-
ceive prompt attention. and carefully
packed for shipping. Orders received
by W. II. Harilove, gunsmith.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
- chnraI Clnh.

The Choral CLUB hsId iss weekly meeting
aud rehearsal last evening in Baynaro's
music rlars. TIE club viii hold its last
meeuag ard rehearsal f lr the season next
Meadey evening. Al election cf officers
viii be held and soae conclu ion vill be
reached in relation 70 the contemplated
week at AtlsntIc City.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

Attention is called TO Miss L.
S einicken's stock of ready trimmed
Bonnets and Hats for ladies and
children. Good work, best materials
and lo~ priceL No Sl7 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Base Ball Yesterday.

At Philadelphia:
Athle ........'....0 nOi 0a o o. 3
Oh velAnd ......O o % o. .
Bas. hits Athle &c 0: Cleveland, T. Errors
Athletic, Z; Cleveland, 6.
At Boston (morning RameA
Boston n..............0 l o 0 o o. 2
Chicago ......0 0 0 g 0 l. 4
Base hits 3 ,st N. 2; Chicago, Q. Errors
Bost n, S Chicago, 6.
At Boston:
70 to4.....i 0 0 o . 0 o 0 p Q
Chi ago..O = o / = 0 0 o.
Base hits Boston. i3; Chicago, IL. Errors
Boston, S; Chicago. 2.
At Washington.
PHILADELPHIA. ID o / 0 o o . 3
Base hits -WashinRtOn. 3; Philtdelphia, g.
Errors-washington, .; thia ieiphia, 5.
The auhnmarv.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
best American wine in this market
P. Plaukett & Co., 10S and II0 Market
Sc,
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

The electric cars will take you right
to the strawberry festival at 2Sd aud
Market SITS. to- night. Don't fail TO go.
Bfandywine Church always makes q
first-class festival.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
RoARplNa aMp ROOMS.

DOARDIvG -FOUR NEWLY FURNISHED
Eg ronms to ent, with or wihous board, At
e04 Market street
EtOGMs FOR REM FOR LOGGING AT
~ l-li MarRet st A Tly Q ShipleF 50
Evening journal., 1888-06-19
Kew Letter uox.

An effort ia icing made TO place letter
box sc a.h and SnipleY Ste. There is a
pressing need fir one at the corner. o~iog
co the number OF business places in the
Vicinity.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

We have a good assortment
shapes. which we will close cut at
greatly reduced prices. Mics l.
Steinicken, sl7 Market St,
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

FFDR sATE.-FARN or IS ArREs liz DEL
AWARE COUNTY. PFENA NINE
MILrs FROM THIS IrY. Improvements cost
ELtNEN THOUSAND IDLLARl. WIKI sell
The w'lois for sEyARsE-FIVR Hu -
flIEAO DOLEAs Sc, on easy terms. Ap-
ply u
EVANS PENNINGTON.
10. Fast Eighth s..
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

"In medicine. quality is OF the frst
Importance" Z James Belt. Aporb-
ecsry. Cor. 9th and Market Sts.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

White Milan and Imported Leghorn
Hats a specially. Prices very .low
Miss L. Steinicken, 2l7 Market St.
Evening journal., 1888-06-19

Oak Suits shown at prices sure to
please the buyer at johnson & Barn
hills. 207 Market st.