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Evening journal., 1890-05-05
n1I WAS THE CALI
Five Men whipped-sunday school Elec-
tiOn-Mrs. Flowers Dead.

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Special CORRESPONDENCE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. May 5.-Sheriff Fennimore
welded the cat in the Dover Jail yard
Saturday afternoon in the presence of
some 300 hundred spectators He had
five coal-black backs to polish and the
sixty-fve lashes he administered were
divided up as follows: Caleb Stepna, 20;
Edward Mitchell, 20; George Clifton 10;
Frank johnson, 10; John Massey,
q. Stepna and Mitchell in ad-
dition to their twenty lashes piece,
roasted in the pillory for an hour. The
Kent county pillory is a decidedly primi-
tive affair 1t consists simply Of a
couple OF. cross pieces showed through the
top Of the old pump stock, that does
duty as a whipping.post. These cross
pieces are followed out for the neck and
wrists Of the victim, and he stands on
the ground. The sheriff had to place
bricks under Mitehell's feet, however, as
he was too short to reach the yoke.
The license list will be acted on to day,
and as nearly ali the civil cases have
been marked continued" Court will
adjourn this afternoon.
The following officers were elected IN
the NJ E Sunday school yesterday after
/ noon superintendent, Rev 4. E. Terry
assistant superintendent T, J. Steven
son; lady assistant Mrs. Il. w.
Cannon secretary, William Pennewill
assistant secretary, w. s. Haman treas
urea, G. f. Dawson The Librarians are
a. G. Taylor, r. J Ferguson, $. F.
Dunn, T. Clayton; organist, Miss Kate
S, Haman, assistant organist, Ida Geiser
chorister, f. B. Louderbough. Resolu-
tions eulogistic of the services Of ]. E
Carroll. the retiring superintendent, whC
for years has filled that position accept
ably, we're adopted.
Mrs. Mary Flowers, wife OF j. r
Flowers, died yesterday morning at he
home, on Governors avenue in the 73l
year Of her age.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1890,
1t 2 O'Clock, p. m,


The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot of land with a bnek
cotton factory thereon erected, situate in the
city OF wilmington. New Castle county, state
of Delaware, bounded and desert oed as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the SOUTH
erly side of Thirteenth street. with the east
erly side of Poplar street, thence eRsterly
along the said side Of Thirteenth street w
feet inches TO the centre ine OF g-inch
division wall; thence thereby southeriy
parallel to Poplar street 81 feet A INCHES 20
a corner; thence southerly about feet inches
To a corner Of the brick boiler house;
thence along the side Of said boiler house wal
soutnerly parallel to Poplar street Al leet
2 inches to another corner; thence easterly
palallel to oThirteenth street feet ! inch 70
d corner; thence sOutherly parallel to Popiar
street 43 feet inches to a line OF land OF a Wy
heirs or Samuel McCaulley, deceaseN; thencee
thereby westerly parallel to Ihirteentth t popr sSpfs
M feet qinches TO the easterly side 9f iupita,55
street, and thence thereby northeriS ~
feet inches to the place OF heglnnlhs' pe sie
contents thereof What they may. 20 o,..r,,
Together with al the machinery ~ ~ Z eseif ~
! kind contained In the buildings on ehe 9ssiu
shzed and taken into execution as the
4 property OF Elizabeth fusev, eNeGVttia44 ~. y.
| Joseph NJ. Pusey. deceased, anu hll1aogsn 49,
| pusey. widow Of Joseph NJ Pusey. sutNlNlni :
| nortgagor, and the J. Nj. Pusey company l.
| rs, n.d TO be sold by ,->- s,,.,sr
sheriff Onlce, llll.iAAs to-, .AftAa - Aoso-
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Cut In the Wages OF Basket Makers.
Anxfousiy Awaiting the Enterprise.

Cut In the Wages of Basket Makers.
AnAfousiy Awaiting the Enterprise.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, May 5.-The strawberry
and ice cream festival at the NJ. E.
Church OF Friday and Saturday
evenings, was grand success financially
The concert of music and song was most
elegantly rendered. The violinist A. N.
Smith and organist Miss Nellie Hanson
were highly applauded.
Franklin Brothers basket factory is
running full force and turning out
about As, 900 truck baskets day. These
gentlemen were forced to cut the prices
down 10cents on the hundred for making,
because of the cut made on them in re-
duciBg the price of their basket three
quarters of cent, anb an advance on car
rates of So 90, and taking all these
things in consideration, this firm pays
their employees as much, if not more,
than other factories. And their manner
toward their men is always of friendly 2
nature, and through such disposition
everything moves along with smooth
ness not generally run in these factories.
1t is suggested that the man who pur-
chases the printing outfit here should
give the paper its original title, Harring-
ton Enterprise. The citizens are
anxiously looking and hoping for the
resurrection of the paper.
Several loads of very fine trout were
brought to tewn on Saturday and sold
rapidly at 90 cents a dozen.
Miss Addie Murphy is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Elmar Harrington, who has been down
| in the lower part of Dorchester county
overseeing the getting out large order
of piling for f. Fleming, returned hom,
on Friday last
Mrs ]. +. Horney, who has beer
| visiting relatives in Sussex and Carclin,
counties for the last four weeks returned
home on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
wheel club Run

Twenty members Of the Wilmington
Wheel Club went to West Chester yes
terday through the mud Three rode
back on their wheels, five pushed
on to Philadelphia and the remainder
came home by rail Merrihew, Mcdaniel
Dampman, Taxis and Draper did some
lively riding on the Lancas
ter pike Merrihew led others
in one OF the ten mile scorchers.
The club will take run to Chesapeake
City. Nd. next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
nAlAha,.l,n
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
March % 1901

DHILADELpH wlLMlAgqON, AM
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
March I'd 1890
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia texpress). l s.. 90, 4 20 80. ~.
81 10, AZ 10 0s. 10 40. II %, II 81 m. 1913
u u ~ ~ ~, 227, %, p u, 3D. % 2s % and
Accommodation, 40, 8 IS, 7O5, 8 10. 10 as am,
u For 81 ~ 2, 20 % ~ 90 ~ 90 10 q a.
!, A., y, II oi m, Il 80, 55, II, z 90 and l0@
Accommodation. $40 IS, 7O5, 8 10. l04s,
u y ~ ~ a M, Il S8, 35, 90, 90 8 AZ, 40 and
New, York, / IS, s,41. $50, e55. $50. 1907.
05 Z, Sc, e p. Oe, 10 and n 10 70 m. =
,or Eor " Mes5 chester, via LamolSin, 6 40 and
~ a m, Z 81 and 90 p m.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediates
statlieals, tlt.a.p Z ~ a M Il p and 81 pm.
d 10 r ana ana 70 sln1aIeTediate 1a stations,
Baltimore and Bay Line, % pm
- Baltimore 7, "a and washington, 44e, s0.e!l
t6 on z 40. % p N and ~ 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 80 m, Il p, 2 IS, 90, 44s.7Sg
GEORGETOWN, &c 30 q m, 8 80 and 7OOpm.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, Sc
Express IEs ! for Harrington. 50 and Il Oopm.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmays
IL 0l IN and IL 2 m
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Coza-
fort. and Norfolk, u q a m and u q m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
mington, express 3 %, ~ q, ~, ~ ~
II lS II So, m. az 35, G2, 0l, o., Al. oE,
*5 ID, OF. 81, 40 II IL, II 30. m, and ~ U
Accommodation, a5, a1O. 102s, Il s. a m,
25, rs, 10, 49, ID, z, 81, IL ", ~ ~ and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ ts I@nadelphia (expressl. ] b, 25S, 4 4Alg
II 5l, m, ~, II, 8 50, - ~, W and Us
Accommodation, roo, s15, go. m, II 10.
] 25 { 10. 5 20, 40 and 10 10. 10 AS pm.
| For chester (eHpress), %, IL 5l a m, , Ia
| z O6 and 10 90 p m.
| 10 5 20, 40 and 10 45 p N.
| For New York (expressl, 55, SO. 40, o.
ID, II 81 m. "a II, So F6 %, O6 and 10 4o
pm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 10 al M
For New Castle, II Is night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ans
Norfolk, IL 0l night.
For Middletown. Clayton, Dover Wyoming,
| FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seafork,
Laurel and Delmar, IL o. night.
| Baltimore and Washington, 40. A, TO II a
m, II 06, 25, *6 o.. 40 p m and ~ 49 nigka,
Baltimore, 6 Il pm and IL i3 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, for Wus
mington (expressl, 50 20, II is M, Oo, 70 a.
65I, 40, IL ID. i % p m and u eB night. :, GO
| Accommodation, 8 35, 3 10. 10 2S, m, IL ~
05, 6 10, s 30, 10 40 and II 80 p m.
! For further information passengers are Ssss
ferred to the ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus q are limited expre&da
upon which extra fare is charged. .
CHAS. z, PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
Change IN organ ists.

George Powick, late organist at Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. has ac-
cepted like position in Calvary Church.
He entered upon his duties yesterday
morning and made a good impression
Mrs. Powick, alto, has Joined the choir.
The choir will farnish music during the
warm weather under the direction Of
Thomas Benson. Miss Mary +. Doren
win play the organ at Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

Erench street 6.4S 81 ILL o.so -. o.sS
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Saturday only.
Leave Reading IL 90 noon. Arrive Birdseore
i2 80 p M Leave MontenaIRnlinI ~ p MI New rs
" y, aaJe Newbridge Z 90 p. m. Arrive b, a
q ~ Jnnetion Z IL p. m. Arrive Wilmington
Is ~ p cmnannections at Wilmington with p w.
q 81 r RI =. at B. a. o. Junction with b. u
~ r RI. az Chadd's Ford junction with P.s
~ - u RI. RI, at Coatesville and Waynes-
,nrs function with Penna. r. r., at Birds
bor5 with p a. r. r. r. and p Il. kJt At
Reading with p. a. r. r. r. and p h h9
aae timetables at all stations.
R1WNESS BRIGGS, t4en. Passenger ARt
A. q. Moo CATISLAND. Sunerintendent-
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

TIRE agents Of the Eleventh Census
are becoming veritable fiends. Day after
day they beslege the newspapers with re-
quests for statistics and information
which, II complied with, would turn any
newspaper Office into Bureau for the
Aid Of Incompetent Census Agents. The
census Gends not only have gall. but an
enlargement Of il. The last request is
not only for information and statistics,
but for advertising. For that class Of
advertising our charge is ten cents line.
The census comes high, but we must
have it, and If we must have 1t let the
United States pay for it.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

DON'T be a clam. II you've got TO be
anything be mud turtle. Then you
may have some snap 10 you. Bingham
ton Republican.
THE Physician" once more. Z"
Mr.. Barlsling-"W Well. before you do II.
inst have the policy made out and
signed. will youg'-Judge
Hn BARKLIYG, undergoing medical
examination for insurance. you
going to punch me again like that, doc
tong-Judge.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
Musical aud Literary Entertainment.

The Young Peoples Christian Associa-
tion Of Grace NJ. f. Church will give a
musical and literary entertainment,
under the supervision OF Francis w.
Heisler, in the Sunday school room, on
Thursday evening nsxt, at o'clock. An
elaborate program, which Is being care.
fully .rehearsed, has been prepared for
the occasion,
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

ested men to put the county government
in the same condition and under the
same sort OF management that a prudent
man puts his business These resolu-
tions propose to promote an economical
and scientific government directly re-
sponsible to the people--in the interest
and for the benefit of the people
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THERE are 213 presbyteries in the
Presby torian Church, 1913 Of which have
voted on the question of revision. Of
this number l27 have voted in favor Of
revision, 81 have voted against IT, and
have not voted at all. There are returns
yet to come from twenty presbYteries,
and the Indications are that the final re-
salt will be little short Of two-thirds
for revision. If the movement should
be defeated by such narrow majority
the discussion will continue with in
creased intensity through another year
or until the meeting Of tbs next, but on'
General Assembly, May, 1891.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

FROM apprehensions Of gfacing the
tables Of royalty in Africa as sueculent
dish. Stanley has come to the pleasures Of
grscing the bsnquets Of royalty in Eng
land as a guest.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

TIE Chicago Evening Post is a new
paper which starts on the troublous,
sometimes treacherous sea of journalism
in Chicago. It's appearance indicates that
it has started with capable corps Of edi.
tors, an admirable plant and sufficient
capital to meet the demands Of a modern
newspaper equipment. 1t is well edited,
has volunlnous dispatches, is beautifully
printed. It is Democratic. Sucha paper
seems sure Of success in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

SENATOR BECK was a strong man. He
had a clear, logical mind well trained to
reason correctly and full Of facts from
which to build his admirable theory Of
government. He was the personifcation
Of sterling, personal and political honesty.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

BEN BUTLER prophesies financial
cvclope. Ben. is a shrewd lawyer
tergiversating political pariah but not a
safe prophet
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
. oH''
RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEFCE
EAST BOUND.


EAST BOUND.
sExpress trains.
nd N@m y m h51a' ~ 1s - Mse IA = "a 4
NEW YORK, Sundays. = 10. Y 90 N, 'ls Osl
1PaiIIAbELPAIA, 81 Al week days, y ID. ega.
II 90, 90. Z 50. IS 81, 90, 40 IS, 10 25 ~ "
a. m; i2 0s 90, = 43, %. 10, f6 l5, 25 10
PPniI%bGiPHI4, 5P 'VS 81 sundays, y Ia, 100 y O.,
l0 Is ii. IS, 8 TO- % "a. 80, 30 Is p. M.
4 { N rEs s. wssk .e s. days q & Z .a S sOe; M ~.
l@ Y q, 0J, 10 45.lS, 62o. o.lO. 70 %, 7.osa
nEsTRER. Sundays, .a.ls, 7o0, 400, 7.ss,
aO5. ii ID a. ni: +i20s Loo = 4s 400. 10, "5.zss
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., week days.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, IS ~
As All al 45 a. M 2.z5 = IS, % 10, sB 81, - Is
All daily 74O a. M, p 10 p m, daily excess
Sunday. .
delphia Division. l5 p. M, daily -
PlTTSBURti, F8.47 a. m, +b.l0 p. n. detlSr
SHENIGfANgQA SSENGfN A4 y 4 SD :; & sr foqIg Y III das
A3di 3sdiNGRRLY u II K y ACScs01ISdoDATIoN. 50 .. u
daily and l2 25 a; m, daily except Monday.
IA iIY,AJNDENiBE II Esl,i AGCoifsdODATIoN weSS
days, 90, II 20, a. m; 45 and 90 p m. SuAs
TRAINS IsfsA I LEAVE MARKET ST. sTATIoE.
For Philadelphia ana way stations. week
days, 5O 4U - 81 w % m, Y 40 oOt ODDS y
.. m. sundays, 40, Z 30 a m; i2 43, IS, 55p.m-
For Baltimore, week days, 5,35, . 81, 3:
m., 235 . s. a % . m. Sundays, 30 m, 3 .
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
/ delphia Division, 55 p. m. daily.
/ For Landenberg and way stations, weak
| days, 50, 10 s., a m; 35, Do m. SUM
| days. 8 25 a m; 455 p M.
Chicago IS 30 a m, daily, except Sunday
Pittsburg, $3.50 m daily except Sundass
a So p m, daily. - ..r...
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR .WILMINGT0E
Daily. *440, *s.I5, 1000, +ll.l0 a. m, lsO5 noc&
LAO, 800, 70 10 *4.4O Al A6.O5, $50, *7.4O. sas
10 10, p. M.
Il 35 F4.l0 and $50, II 30 pm. Sunday only,s q
| q m, 8 IS p m.
| Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates to Western Points lower than via aEs
other line.
| &. II. 0DELL. q. o. SCULlA
Gent Manager. Genl Pass. Agenas
TETIIaIINGTCN AND NORTHERN RAT :
| wv ROAD. Tina-tshle. in effect Nov. q, 1851 :
Sun
Daily dag
Tex Sunday Daily. only
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THE EVENING JOURNAL has cooled
down. It cannot fight the Delawarean and
the Republican both ct one time. He
cant stand being called a rebel and an
idiot at the same time. but yet both
seem to fis him. Sussex Republican.
In the fSst place, the EVENING jour.
NAL never gets hot. It is always amiable
and genteel In the second place, the
words idiot aud rebel have as little truth
applied here as the words scholar and
gentleman would have If applied TO you
by an ill-temperea crank
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

FRoM January, 1885, to December, 1889,
pasteur treated 7 1898 persons who had
been bitten by mad dogs. OF these fifty
three died. For the disease which has
been regarded as fatal this is marvellous
success. The percentage Of deaths has
been usually placed at 1890.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THE sensible resolutions passed by the
Young Mems Demscratic Club, pre-
sented in another column, speak for
themselves. They do not need either com
mendation or explanation. They need only
what the preachers term a receptive
heart. II man has the interest Of the
country and the state at heart he will
surely understand and approve these reso-
lutlons They are simple, direct
and comprehend the whole subject.
They carry conviction in every earnest
mood and in every wise and well-turned
phrase wins immediate endorsement.
They bear every evidence Of worthy
effort by Intelligent and directly inter
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

CANADA has boodler in Mr. Rykert,
who has been forced to resign his seat in
Parliament. Perhaps Canada would IKE
to exchange courtesies with the United
States in this matter.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THE protectionists make splendid at
fempts to convince the farmers that the
high tariff and the home market should
make them rich and happy. Their efforts
are like those Of the jew trying to con
vince customer that his brother was
diving Of consumption back Of the shop
because he was selling a $50 suit q
rlothes for 90 80.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

TIE Morning News cannot lind any
fault with the resolutions Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club, hence It objects
10 Messrs. NearY and Wilson. The Morn
ing News is a powerful organ.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

II. ~ r. Station. 53O lu.13 ss-o D.Ho 80 Aat1
Additional Trains.
Daily except Saturday ana sunday; lessz
Wilmington 6 II p. m, B. q y. junctl9n -
o. m. Newbridge a p. IA ArriYe MonEa
chanin 50 p. m. ,,,,,-, :.
5i7n IA. Arrive at Newbridge at 8 Al p. M
Leave Wilmington ~ Is p. m. Arrive at News
bridge 10 35 p. m, and Montchanin 10 b pak1.
Leave Birdsboro l 10 p. N. Arrive Res&hZ
lao D. m. .x. =, ,,,,,,rrx
Daily SundAB
Daily lex Sunday oEsy
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

SENATOR FRYE has introduced another
subsidy bill to pay ships Tor bringing
GOODS which we have prohibited.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
wawaset Driving PnrE

The improvements at the wawaset
Driving Park viii be completed this
week. There are now twenty FIVE horses
ON the ground The track is in a good
condition and a matinee race will be given
in few weeks.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
EXCURSIONS.

On and after Saturday. March 4. 1890
Leave Fourth street wharf for Chester ana
Philadelphia, daily Sundays included al
7.30 and 1890 q. m, LOO and Alb p. m
For Marcus Hook. $50 a. m. and Is p. m,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf,
at 7Ai and ~. IS .. IA +, i.SJ and 4 O1 y. H.
1elepnone NO. %.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

BouLANeER wishes to return to France
for new trial Obscurity Is more op-
presslve than disgrace.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

10 be clear.
About enc thousand Silk
Waists, handmade in Paris
for a particular house, were SO
slow a-coming that we got
hold of them for you at less
than half the cost of importa.
ton. Like this:
Import cost, S. 50 sss5 $500 slO.s5 si445
Our price, s. 50 81 s. 50
Variously trimmed with gimps, |
braid, embroidery, and the like.
Colors and black.
Tie cheapest lot Of Silk
Waists zOe eger lad Jor the
money.
Second floor Chestnut street.
Children's Refers at $I.35
haven't been over plenty.
Tables full once more; navy
blue or terra.cotta, with brass
buttons. About double would
be the usual price. Better
quality, SI.75; very fine, $2.75,|
but only in navy.
Children's Suits close by.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Only the finest cotton care
fully worked gets into the
lovely Brandenburgs. Lumpy,
knotty thread might do in
Oriental imitations-it is apt
to be the Oriental way to have
them-but a smooth, perfect
surface is one of the chiefest
Brandenburg graces. On such
a cotton the artist dyer can do
his daintiest work. Not even
the rarest Sateens outdo the
Brandenburgs in beauty of
printing. Hardly the stuff you
expect to get at 2oc a yard !
Northwest Of centre.
Good serviceable Robe pat
terms Of the French Wool
Dress Goods at about half.
8-yard lengths $2.oo
Io-yard lengths So. so
They have a piece of the Rem
nant courter. Such a com
pany of little-priced, big-worth
stuffs as you rarely see.
Southwest Of centre.
Madras Curtains in short
lengths and part lots shall e
at about three-quarters:
75c a yard from 81
b0c a yard from I5c
35e yard from 5Oc
soc a yard from 4OC
20c yard from 3Oc
: Seasonable and suitable 70
sash or full length curtains
White, ecru, lemon, gold, ant
fancy colors.
[. !. Second floor, north Of Transept.
4 Lively goings on in Hosiery
Overloaded importer, 70e talk
the stock. Quantities yer
big, prices very little-bes
goods of their grades ever
time.
= One lot Children's Fast
= Black Hosiery in all 2 e cents
4 One lot Children's Fast
Il Black Hosiery. plain / < cents
~ and ribbed. all sizes
+. IA Hosiery, ;3s @o4s., 5sss siask Jack IS cents
40 One lot WOmen's Nancy
ne Lisle Hosiery in many ~ I2 Gents
l. beautiful styles
0fi Fs!SS "a GSss' Go9s blacks. siis so cents
!. You only need to see thes
&c lots of Hosiery to know ho
I'd wonderfully cheap they are.
j. Each of the different sor
r. r. is put by itself.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
On A Tourist or Field Ola
is and Kodak Camera will add
the pleasure of any outir
trip. Kodaks:
z No. takes 100 pictures 2ss-in. circle, So
IL No. 2 takes 60 pictu@es 3lS-in circle. So
~ No. 3 takes 100 pictures 314x4l4 ,inches,
~ No. takes 100 pictures 4x5 inches. $50
No. Stakes As pictures 5x7 inches, 500
ng Near juniper street entrance.
=" JOHN WAEAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THE New York Nation exposes Repre-
sentative Darlington's disingenuous de-
fence Of Quay. He denied that Quay de-
faulted as Treasurer. when he was
charged with taking 100000, as
Secretary Of State He denied that
he was guilty Of the thing he was
not charged with, without referring to
the thing he was charged with.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

THE international copyright bill was
defeated. Protection for tin plate no
nrotection for brains.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1890,

The following described real estate VIZ.
Five dwelling houses located on five adJoln-
ing lots of land situated in the city Of VIII
mingtOn, State of Delaware, bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to wit:
No. l. Beginning on the westerly side OF
Heald street at the distance Of p feet inches
southefly from the sOutherly side of 'Ihir-
teenth street: thence by said side OF healu
street sOutherly IA feet and the whole lot e4-
tending that width westerly parallel with
Thirteenth street s. feet to the easterly side OIL
a : feet wide alley
10. q Beginning on the westerly side Of
Heald street at the distance Of 1feel lnGnes
suutherly from the s0utheriy side OF mir
teenth street; thence by SAID slqe OF heala
street southerly "a feet and the whole lot eX-
tending that width westerly parallel wlth the
said Thirteenth street s. feet TO the eAsterly
side OF a feet wide alley,
No3 Beginning on the westerly side Of
Heald street at the distance OF 53 feet inches
sOutherly from the sDuthurly side Of Ihlf-
teenth street; thence by said side OF Head
street southefly - feet and the whole lot eN-
tending thas width westerly parallel with
side OF a feet wide alley
No A. Beginning on the westerly side of
Heald street at the distance OF 81 feet inches
southerly from the southerlv side of Thir-
teenth street; thence BY said side Of Heald
street southerly "A feet and the whole lot ex-
tending that width westerly parallel with
said thirteenth street S5 feet to the easterly
side of a feet wide alley.
No, 5. Beginning on the westerly side of
Head street at the distance Of 81 feet nine
| inches southerly from the sOutherly side OF
Thirteenth street, thence bY said side OF Heald
street southerly u feet, and the whole lot ex-
| tending that width westerly S5 feet to the
easterly side of a > feet wide alley.
siezed and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Louisa Magnell. owner or reputed
owner, and Peter f. Martin, contractor ahu
ALvAN ALLEN, sheriff.
/ Sherih's Office, Wilmington, April "a loaO.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
sherif's ONCE, Wilmington, April a 1850

CHERIFF's SALE.-BY. VIRTUE OF sun
- DRY writs of Levari Facias, TO me di-
reeted, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
wANANIAKER's.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 8 1890.
Tile aveather to-day Is likely
10 be clear.