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Evening journal., 1890-08-18
CzAR AND KAISER MEET.
The Visit of Emperor William
to Russia.
ALL EUROPELOOKs ANxIOUsLY ON

The Conference May Threaten the Safety
OF the French Republic and Embroit
the Continent IN war--A Cordial Greet
ing for the Young German Ruler.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1s L Emperor
William arrived at Reval at noon. Tie
Russian squadron fired a salute in honor
OF the German vessels Grand Duke ylad.
mir received the emperor on landing The
town was richly decorated with flags and
great enthusiasm was manifested by i'm
mense crowds in the streets. The emperor
received deputation of German residents
aud afterward inspected the yiborg rcg.
iment, the officers Of which presented him
with bread and salt, on platters carved for
the occasion by soldiers. The emperor adj
dressed the regiment briefly in Russian
and the troops responded with cheers. The
emperor, with Prince Henry, Chancellor
Won Capriyi and suite, started for Narva at
O'clock
Meeting of the Potentates.
The car met Emperor William at the
station at Narya at o'clock last evening
The greetings Of the two rulers were Of
cordial character, The car was attired ia
German uniform. The emperor and the
ear entered carriage and drove to the
imperial villa. The route to the villa was
lined with troops
An AuRury OF Peace.
The newspapers here extend friendly
welcome 70 Emperor William. They admit
the sincerity Of his pacific declaration and
declare that Russia Is disposed to cooper
ate with him. The journal de Saint
Petersburg says that the meeting OF the
Russian and German emperors is certain
to strengthen the friendship between them.
The Grashdanin attributes great impor-
tanoe 70 the meeting and halls the German
emperor's visit as an augury Of peace.
A Momenteus Meeting.
Both emperors win remain the first day
with the western army, which will devote
its attention to the taking of st. Peters
burg. AT . o'clock a state OF siege will be
proclaimed throughout the district affected
by the manuyers. Before the manu-
vers are over at least four men will know
what the near future has in store for I1n
rope Chancellor Won Caprivi and his
master will have 1t from NJ de Giers and
his master whether it is the will Of the
Russian autocrat that his country should
remain impassiye while the armies Of the
triple alliance pass over the Alps aud
across the Rhine 70 attempt the overthrow
Of the republic and the elimination Of
France as a potentiality in European p0-
litical affairs.
VIII France BE orushodq
Not even the most sanguine Of British.
Russo phobists really believes shat an
offer from Germany to permit Russia todo
In Armenia WhHt she can do inst aq randifv
without that permission will induce tho
astute NJ dc Giors to consent TO the crush.
ing Of France. the consequent elevation Of
Germany to the pinnacle Of undisputed
power IN Europe and the virtual reduction
~ LLA IL
Evening journal., 1890-08-18

sell that the company's property would be
we'll guarded by his own men if no outside
forces were brought here TO arouse the pas.
SONS Of the sympathizers OF the strikers.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
RoARn ANN RnnnIs.


p0ARDERS WANTED. D.-DESIR ABLE
41 rooms; furnished or unfurnished Also
sable boarders. Terms reasonable. 4Os King
street
WANTED --BOARDERS; DESIRABLE
W rooms; furnished or unfurnishea. Also
table boarders. Terms moderate. 400 Della
ware avenue.
WANTED -BOARDERS. GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. N 4O6 Esst Fourth street.
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Ts Ge. &c nall pnllInr.

Mr., Hiseoek and MF. Allison have had
% under consideration. At is new to Mr
Sherman and to Mr.. Jones CNev.). two
members Of tha finance committee. but Il
will be laid before them today. II Is not
expected that the COMMITTEES viii take any
action on the subject today, but AR. AID
rich is anxious that the reciprocity bill
should be started rolling before Mr.. Sher-
man leaves the city this evening. The
subject will require extended debate IN tie
senate, and II it is adopted there il may
cause a delQy in tho passage Of the amended
bill through the house.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
Fourth and West sts., wilmington. Del
win reopen 9th Mo. Csept) S, 1870.

For liberal education or a thorough college
preparation is school offers excellent tacifi-
ties Out-of- town pupils will be assisted in
selecting COMO table homes
Catalogues giving full particulars for
warded upon application.
ISAAC I. JOHNSON, A. NJ,
Evening journal., 1890-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug Ex-senator Aldrich
IS making another effort today to get To-
gether the Republican members OF the
finance committee TO consider The question
OF reciprocity with Spanish American
countries. Mr. Aldrich is anxious 10 get
the matter under discussion at an early
day so that the Senate will be prepared 70
consider 1t when the committee makes it's
report lie has prepared an amendment
which IS a modification Of the amendment
introduced BY Mr. Hale on behalf Of the
secretary Of state This amendment has
been submitted to the president and by
him shown 10 MIR. Blaine, and there Is
every reason % believe that both OF them
nnnrnNp II Il
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
REWARDS.

GE0 REwARD.-A REWARD OF $50
TOO will be paid for information that will
lead TO the arrest and conviction of the party
overheard at Armstrong Creek Sluiee below
New Castle, on the night of August 9th. BY
order of HENHOEFFER & VAUGHAN.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
Residence sO6 Washington street. street. =

AIoTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
1y DOLLARs, insure your property with
HAWKINS a. co. Tl2 Market Street
NOTICE.-STORAGE ROOM
IN for furniture or for merchandise at
reasonable rates at No 800 Shipley St Apply
10 WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY.
NOTICE WILLS. DEEDS, MORTGAGES.
~ agreements and contracts legally drawn
and all real estate bus ness transacted.
GEORGE .. MARTS.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18


E0R SALE-THE FINEST NEW AND
I best secondhand surreys in town FIRST
q ALLMON. 9TH and Shipev.
CARRIAGE. - -LAn,4n DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carriage; built to order; finely uphol-
stored; new; suitable tor family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
Stables. corner Madison and Twelfth streets
HARNESS.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
- harness. Inquire at this office.
10 OBES.-PAIR OF HANDSOME Lap
IA robes; also blankets and whip. Inquire
at this office
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
NO. e97.
HELP WANTED.

UTANTED "A WHITE GIRL II DO
w general housework. Apply at No. ll2l
West Eighth street.
WANTED.-LUCRATIy POSITION IS
w, tIopen to young or middle-aged man.
wei acquasllnted with Wilmington merchants.
Address, "HOWARD," Box 3s6. city.
WANTEU.-GOOD LADY OANvAS-ERS
w In Wilmington and every town on the
Fenlnsula. Good pay. Call OF address, HOME
JOURNAL, il2 French street, city.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

EOR SALE. LARGE BAKING AND
n Confectionery business. running two
wagons. A good chance for a pushing man.
Will sell business and rent the real estate, or
sell all. q od reason for selling given Ad-
dress BAKER. EVENING JOURNAL 0 lice.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18


NOTICE. - ON ACCOUNT OF I'LL
~ health have sold my Harness, Collar
and Trunk business to Frank 3. Dure who
will continue the business at the old stand
with the same force of workmen. and who
will continue to manufacture the same high
grade of goods for which | have built up a
reputation second to none In the State Of
Delaware.
will be at my old place Of business as
nuch as possible to receive all money due
me and to pay all bills that may be owing
thanking my many patrons and asking them
to continue their patronage with my success
sor. am respectfully, HIRAM YERGER,
4O7 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1890-08-18

On the top of each car were TWO Pinker-
ton men armed with repeating rifles, and
as the cars passed by they fiourished them.
The crowd made no demonstration in re
turn, but suddenly and without the slight
est proyooation, it is said, ono of the
Pinkerton men, James Hatton by name.
raised his rife and fired into the great
crowd Of men, women and children. With
a scream of pain little Richard Dwyer, a
lad of twelve years, fell writhing in the
dust, shot through the thigh
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now ras NEWS MAS RECEIVED.


TAF arzt tssosFaphle Information received
yesterday fresn wssalnxtoa S4ty shss seesctary
Nseie OF taE tntefias department had rendered
seekssaa against the ahaS IF va.sutine serip
hs Fssak haTss. ss, saa eefeped ali scrip ahaxS
e4EJealsa. etesEca sssat ses} Of satSguss ana
waeh cemasas. tsssssaar ss TIE secsssan a..
feSsd ret oniy ice tisss eg tAs stats g. tie tIae
fsnss. essf eise Kas1sAass q. 6ol6zss tuxesss.s
eaaaS she easy sraas ~ esfsssrAssous aaf tsssif-
vt5sssls eaSsssd Ia manufacturing enterprises
IKE sxsssTsR'x sSa sxealYshs rssgrsax.
Kssssaes gee2 wss ssksa sAAs De gaoushs Of
tAe ssF~sftSa aeeisioA vsAs4s eaiy knaw
wh2t has aesa stated IA sxssgsans eceeivea IA
tAr easy Aessz. ! sAeasd Hos ee she iesss sur
pssssf q sae s~sess is essrwrE sAAs secretary
Nose aas seeded aSkiass she ssrse a.sgs. has
hare 40 esksssl nogsaesssan q Sssss hx{aS =
fss& Il i Ne tsws u krzsx IS sst the sfsiE elsask
ard sneA aeslsioa : ia hazaaeay stth tie O.
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repeated sse<sskoa. Ne sad u S<urvs&sy NsAAe
has glsxa re aeristoa rspszses % ksse eesa
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paSass3 sonssaes & ves,i ss ealy yixAs. Aa8
AAss sxeresrsi susain< xase. Tsks 90 . AsS
always haa4 sAs sesnSes that tAe scrip a3ass
were vFeax. sKfisS 2sssax sas aes4szaa &
AclSex tEesNAssssaavF st@ae. Ne sse EeS Aksts
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h aas sass naAsese shs& s.szsN sEsEHs9s Ws9 ~
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wrrKIY rxcrRsrnxs

On and after Tae~ssY. February 3, the Union
Pacific. = the Overland Route, wla run a fs--
usshEsa taIsfssa es9teztss ear frOa Portland IN
=. Joseph, Ma. without rhAnxe. leaving Fort,
lard every raeStss Al o'elocs n IA. arriving
al Ss Joseph tae sollostnx saturday.
TAak car ell ~ ntfe3 Dp WITH EnatgresSes
pillows, nSf1Iag curtains asa tasi~s
appliances. leaving nosatnE 70 he furnished ~
sae psssSRgcfs. s2i s.;i be "a cAs-ss 81 a tai
a0snsca porter.
keFths exa ee sseured ~ sae very znw rate %
tsa1 - ~ 1esspn-
fasssneevs has1sag tnsrSst nfst.e ass or SEC
cns-eisSs tickets VII he FRr-set IA thAs car
fog rsses. ~ eaxa tickets. sseereF h<Tfss or
ees4teSs lasessasstoa. apply 10 re Eea-eSs &c Kes
AGENT al the CEtnu Pacific sysrezns o. I. ". Lee,
general nxsSeaxsr agent. Portland
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r. peparsnnnx Ks0e 1nsy sss - 0esr
Lass kven4ag-
n A. 6epessneus - called sas sv1ee iass
nSxhs usxhsn spars ~ sweasy nfnns - Ak
sfuxu1sh aeas 1run. h1s onsy N to insS alarm
were - sexvscen NEEDED
Aax n sorn<r ef Yexser avenue and seccnd
streezsl Just axrOss fhe street Gre sad
started IN sh< tent formerly occupied BY TIE "
+ chen house II a Ye1ser avenue bot - fhe
time vsz.nt The nanes auieksy spread - B.
ginor i EAxle e.oshsrg hozse q rs, and Frsrk
L<ises' sn<nzshlng goods sscre- ana " 8 wAs-
lars's barber shop ~ No III TEe prumps ectson
Al TIE erenen in rcsxsns wster apon the flames
sared ne en.isu roc Of sens in the blockx. - is
seemed as one time shaf they ecssd ncsbs saved.
Within nm minutes afser tAf frensn hsd eossea
20 WORK the ere uas entirely osx
The los altogether amounts 70 aho9s 4aec.
The Eaxse eioshing house wns dAnaxod 70 re
extent OF t3eea They carried about $smee
worth Of stock. insured for A-s00 in four 656er-
ens companies Frank Lesfes estimated bis less
a 81 500 on 81 600 worth Of stock He va in
sased sor 500 in the Tacoma Insurance Com
rAny ~ s Wallace saved his entire o1tst.
bus suffered loss Of 80 On his tent othef tent
losses ssnount 70 3iA
The art xlarrn Of ere. turned In at also clock.
was cccssionea by the bEruing OF . vacant tent
on James street. near second. II Vas extsn-
guished before the engines arrived. with but
Gman ioss.
Ore was also started yesterday afternoon in
. vacant tent on Main street. but was poi oat
without IN alarm having been turned in From
the large number OF Ares which hare
eccarred during the lest week or ten days.
Chief kellogg thinks that they were due TO IN
ceudiArism- II ID noticeable that the list Jour
fires have started In vacant ten1. which ies-1s
strongly 20 this bel,ef
Z. Thomas, who lives in the Seattle block,
claimed last night that he saw .
dtminusive specimen OF . boy SGT
IRE TO the James street tent and then run
away. A few minutes later. af the Yesasr ave-
nus Gre. he pointed out the boy whom he
thought 10 be the one to Lieutenant Willard. but
the youngster was not taken into custody -
Mr. Thomas was not positive thar he WAS the
ire bus. The police are convinced that the fres
are not al accidental. and are looking In . po.
lice sort OF way for the possible incendiary.
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Postal Clerks Put an the Lake shor
Road and Mount vernen Boat.

rostat Clerks Put an the Lake shore
Road and Mount vernen Boat
W. T. Henry. chief OF the railway mail service,
with headquarters in Portland. arrived In the
city yesterday. He came 20 Seattle to establish
. railway mail service on the Seattle, Lake
shore a Eastern railway. between here and Gill
man. and also on the skagit river route. between
hero aud Mount Vernon. clerk will be placed
upon both routes
This win be great improvement o. at pres
eat mail Is handled on both routes In closed
pouches and . letter from one way station TO
another has 10 be forwarded 90 either end OF the
route aud thea sent out in . closed pouch TO
the place to which 10 Is addressed. CLERKS for
both routes wiil he appointed today. and will
begin waking within . few days. Mr.. Henry
will probably remain In the city until Monday
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The Cable spiic~d.

The Madison street cable was spneed II West
yesterday. Today IL viii be adjusted 10 the
shssie wheels, the slack taken mp and probably
he s. srtea up. In case Il Is. and runs smoothly.
. car Will be- run over the road this evening II
Is thought. however. shs. the trial trip viii nsc-
exsariiy be POSTPONED anti tomorrow. Cars
viii no; lie ran regularly until Monday or Tues
H.
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Some Of the scrip Men There are sim
Confident.
TACOMA, March THE decision OF the sec
retary OF the interior In holding that the TIE
20 udc lands rests In the state. was received
with general satisfaction By owners of that class
OF property. They claim that the tide Oats will
~ once Be improved and win be benefit TO the
whole sound country. On the other hand. the
holders OF Valentine scrip sre still confident.
and claim thar the Geographic report Was
docsored- One Of the largest holders in Tacoma
boasht $1,000 worth Of relinquishments before
going 10 the theater tonight
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sAsAsEa ROCKWELL ACCEPTS.
ne win Lead seattls's Baseball Team "a
victory. u

He Will Lead seattte's Baseball Team ~
Victory. "
W. Y Rockwell. to whom the manssement of
The Seattle BASEBALL Club was offered met the
directors lest eveniBg II the once OF Struve.
Hsines a McNicken Nh. Rockwell etafed his
terms 20 then aud they we're Immediately &C
espied, and In the event Of his being able 70
settle some pressing business matters In Omaha
he win be the manager OF the Seattle baseball
team for the season OF 1870.
The directors then elected the ioliwing on
Gers: President r. G. Washbufn. vice prcsi-
Gent. W. A. Harry. secretary and treasurer. w.
X Thorneii.
baseball ara the plans for the management
Of the club were dissusssd until 100 O'Clock.
when the meeting adjourned
Mr. Rockwell sent several kilograms 70 Omaha
last evening. and 10 . reporter Of the fosr-fs-
rsiIfeEscss stated that he expected replies
this morning. These were sent in relation TO
bis business affairs. and in case satisfactory
answers are received. he will leave for the East
this evening
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rES 10 Fifty HOURS SAVED

rs szklak TIE NeFsneFa ra1shs vesrsssse4 train.
EesSts SSktEse ; s. o. &c daily, Ne change Of
cars. sEa III rzs.ss the sAcstess roass 10 Chi
tsE@ Tears. sa@1Esnw ears tAr8ngh. psarsnE
ts&sse aAgrs "a I2ssa 1epos ten ~ Essy hears
@Asaa os other aass A Chi berg. csky tsrkeE
sSsas. 10 sec0Eed street. Nesfoa oseex. y 9sa.
s1a. GspsR ssexes .xerS Sesfs1@
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SOFA, and Mu..ea, ENTERTAINMENT.

A social ana informal musical entertainment
viii DC given ~ the Unitarian church tonight
Auxiliary society. Tbs price Of admission IL Is
cents, and the rahlie Is cordially invited 10 a..
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RAl1ANn INcoRp,lRArEn-

Ses fcr imprsxs .z&ass. E4llAnl avenue ana
bsas9waF - - R8Asked Ezke<rse Aghs psArs
"a k1a ~. sr-s n.zsaTsss fsnuFoxexmsrss neex.sI
~ ssssz - 4'as5y krwfrx Esaaa1zc&Arsfx Axd raj
rad esnter % Sasssaa has al So rnaass-
nssk1ax hasSAtsAx n lass IS haa<kS nansM
1ea~s 4 Co, - Sesazsa street e4xrsr s.h@sTs
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IMPORTANT

Fey sagwssns 81 ~ q estate =. Sasrsua Ear sr~
IatAseFx a e4r&aeF. rosE q i1ew~Glyn Dodge
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KEnvCKn kAwEs YAsr

Fi~~zSAsss * sets sts tnSea fscfsc. ssstsis 20
a. aSes " sF<1E sssesazs SO. A l. MARTA
CITY iseSex &<wzA - Sesua1 street nozsoz Bach
~ =, AzkxsS aEezL czgt ecxx
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tnr1&<a f-zss EsAn Sex<st asrt sseez@-s ara n
fas-Safs asso sess4t tCzasSss,& sossrsss s&exr<rs
tafssxa - tAx &sss va SerxEer1 PA<snx rAss.
rsss. A. tA22nsrxz csss stexxs xxxzS - seeuu
szFssa f@ssssa a&<Sk- = Euakan. e<sos sxkss
sSrzs. ssxssssA
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RlP FILBRS OFT.
heir Case Decided
Against Them.
- Tide Lands Belong
to the State.
nIentine Scrip Filings on Wa
ter Front Invalid.
nttts's Md Flats Freed Prom
speealators Grasp.

'seeesansss 50 Owssrs Of Imprsve-
snosss Sshfsans over Their vsesesy
- - Observation-Disclosures Mea HELD
~ o. - Ksys 81 sGspe-Hssssry Of
vnss.ssss scrip ssd Kssans Of the
LGe1rnG1ss MsA Over Applications
0Ssa1sns ~ Attsvn~ys R~rses<asisg
u~th sides q seusAs Upon which The
Gpceo4asy ~ ne Ist~Ssss Bases His
Dssbsisa--sssnssy 81 NE Opsnisa.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ofsce, Butler Rioek. r. 0. box o.,
Telephone. isa.
c. M. ANDERSON. County survevor.

F1xl3 pEPuIgKz
A. b NOVEL; SEATTLE 2. O. Lewis. Slaughter.
George q LsoYesiag. Freszssns n C. Mevesx
fssss CITY Z. 6. liant: Thomas W Pesxse
bsrs Diamond; e. y. Blaex EuumclAw. A n
ucdfveys Fred yortSn. Rad peagsy
Orders Esves 20 The conaty snrvsyov or any sf
;as eeputies will receive prsasnps sssensaon. Tas
vera 81 al aepat1es Will have ire cane q "a al
seFy@ ssa eject "a u coue sy the cnauyv knr-
veysr sessoaa4ly, sa5 vii ~ -ecor led ia the
rse0FSzs Of ire caaafy snrxssorss or5ee a. so-aa
exAEa4ssea ard apEssoysa
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Our entire spring stock is complete in all its branches and
ready for inspection We say with too much
emphasis how large how good and
HOW CHEAP.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
The wabash railroad.

rrTEnrGH PULLN hNS troFa eeiers-
do T.sh AM Wyoming 70 -. h'a's- thlr
rso,,,re4 ! nut vne change ot sAtz ee1ssf''n
~ 80. n re Stsse ard Tefrlteri"s shove
fs,,,e.i q, New Ysrk. Bnstoni Phil"es y sils'
psi,i,,,r-e. W.shiugtsa Pi:ebaFgh ara
lssYr -f.sstTvvVs
THRtjF G I; III DINING CARS from len
,ss =, Il. tssi4. naaessi;sss -. 4
5-5sE ti7-7-qgh TliHeFs fresui there :. ne RIl-
80 Es.tsfH. zs.sss. sbanisnee q lllne st.i
;;.s=:-=; iTT.s5;S n rz=r f'sy7F 7F'Ys-
NH r-fFF,rTt-1H FREE CHAIR CARS wa
,s& Wsbssh 10 si, priue;pNf p6'n;s % hA
roe *. Chicago. Felsies -, beg's "a
e rs,s,,s .gseksabYilIe. Fe9ri% llas N 'i'''ts'
nsssiije. Springfield, petr.,st, 0ta..sl.@a
.,.a ,,,,ggs.aaiiissr rotnts
~ MsSN yuUDOtR G Rs arr run be-
,wsen Kapsa. City ard -. I@'ais, cb'easp.
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