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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24

SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING NEWs.
Arriyals-June :, 5. s. Alameda. DAYS
Il hours, schr. Olga, 80 days from Homo
lulu; June 5, bark c. D. Byrant, 81 DAYS
bark Forest Queen, p days, bark Lady
Lampson. p days from Honolulu: bktne
Katie Flickinger. D days, bktne Quick
step, "a days from Hilo; brig W. G. Irwin,
Is days, schr Allen A Schage. - DAYS
from kahului; Sohr. Robert Levers. %
days from Honolulu; schr. W s. Bovine.
Is days from Mahukona; schr Vesta. II
days, schr. Reporter. y days from Homo
lulu; June 9, Schr. Eva. % DAYS from
Honolulu; June 10, brig J. D. Spreckels.
261z days from kahului; June 13, s. S.
Australia, Z days from Honolulu.
Departures-June S, bark G. \. Wilcox
for Honolulu.
Projected departures-June 20, S. S. Aus
trails for Honolulu; June 2S, S. s. Ala
media Tor Honolulu etc; bark C. b. Bryant.
bark Forest Queen, brig J. D. Spreckels.
bark Lady Lampson. schr. Olga, schr
Robert Levers, all forHonolulu; bktne
Quickstep for Hilo; brig W G. Irwin for
kahului; schr. W. S Bovine for MANU-
kona.
LIvERPooL-May 10. entered out, Br bark
Gervan for Honolulu.
RIO De JASEso- May Is, arrived Nor.
bark Faust from New York for Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15


BELL.-on the 18th instant. sallie E. Bell.
aged Ia years and months, daughter OF
jerome b. and Emma i. Bell.
CANNON. I'm this city. on January IL.
John 4 Cannon, aged 81 years.
CLOWER.-In this city, on January IL,
James McF. Clover, aged 81 years.
FL ANNERY I'm this city, on the 18th in
slant, Thoman Flannery, aged n years.
FRANKLIN. this city, on the 10th in
slant, h. Robert Franklin. in the 45d year OF
his age.
GEIsENDEORFER.-In this city, on Janu-
AIRY rs, Annie C., wife Of William Geisendeor-
fer and daughter OF the late Samuel DAVIS,
aged - years
slant, Annie Jane Hudsol, wife OF Joseph
Hudson aged Il years.
JEMIsON. On the 18th instant, Gardner
l.; Jemison, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are m
vited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. Union street, New Castle, Del. on
Thursday afternoon att o'clock. lnterment
in NJ. e. Cemetery.
KENNEDY.-ln this city, on the 10th in
slant. arab c., wife of Frank p. Kennedy
aged 30 years.
LAM. -Near Chester, on the 18th instant,
Augustin S. Lane.
MORLEY Near Hare's Corner. on lanu,
airy ID, 1890. Louisa Morley, in the nth year OF
| her age.
NoBLIT. Near Philadelphia. on the 10th
/ instant. Harry D., son of Dell and Elizabeth
/ Nohlit. in his 25th year.
NORTH.-In this city. on the 18th instant
i G. Walter North, aged p years.
SEARLES.-In this city, on the 18th in,
slant, of pneumonia. Sarah, widow Of the
late Charles w Searles in the oath year OF
| her age.
| SINGLEY in this city. on the 18th in
| slant, T. kllwood singley, in the 3Sth year o.
| his age.
wATTsoN.-In this city. on the 18th in
| slant. Her 1ert c.. infant son of ia mes 5. ant
Maggie L. Watson, aged s months and 2
i days.
WEST.-In Philadelphia, suddenly. on tn
/ Sth instant. George Ii. West.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
STREETS AND SEWERS.
Paving-Wants Damag'
for the Loss of His Horse.

for the Loss of His Horse.
The directors of the Street and Sewer
Department met last evening. The
weekly pay roll, $275.04, was ordered
paid. Permission was granted to Charles
Stewart to drain the Fehrenbach prop
erty at Fourth and French streets; the
Gawthrop Brother Company, to drain
the Washington Steam Fire Eengine and
Hook and Ladder CompaDys property;
Thomas McCorkle, to set 100 feet of curb
on Claymont street, between B and @
streets. Hiram Tate. colored, stated that
his horse had been fatally injured by
falling into gutter at Front and King
streets. He asked $50 damages. The
board will first see if 1t was the depart
ment's fault The directors decided to
hold back 81, 100 on the contract Of DAVIS
& Brother, for paving West Eighth
street, as they are not satisfied with the
work.
The following bills were passed: w.
II. Foulk, So 03; Candy Cox, $24l. 70; ;
Kent Iron and Hardware Company, "a. 80;
r. w. Birnie Son, 81; w. II. Toner,
sc. G3; Edward Melehoir, 40 cents; George
Turner, 81. "A; r. B. Biscoe POST; ]. V.
Carlisle & Co., $l4 So; Capelle Hardware
Company, $1I15; Delaware Printing
Company, $25 81; Charles Warner Com
pany, $23 so; The Harlan and Holdings
worth Company, 1854 40; ]. Beggs
& Co.. $449. 40; s. q. Simmons Il
Bro. $3.50 O6: same, $33 %: Gawthrop
& Brother Company. "a 80; same, $l24-
13. same, $10S 30; Delaware Terra Gotta
Com pany, &35 SO: same. $50 12 same,
3l2107; Bowe Carriage Company $13.55;
Combs Coal and Lumber Company,
&64 20 Lindley G. Kent, $23S Hiram
Yerger, &l2 so; II. S Bullock, 50; K. r.
Davis, 81 IA; Delaware Terra Gotta Com
pany, $40 ga; Wilmington City Electric
Company, $460. 80; same, $505 80;
Thomas Davidson, 45 cents II. O. Tucker.
So 81; p. P. Tyre. IS 25; Bayard Wal
ker. Sf.30; j. v. Scott, $i.02; Ts
j. Early. $1.40; Fell & Peoples,
1915; Daniel Dougherty, s 1925;
Repauno Chemical Company, rs
cents; same, 80 cents, same 70 cents;
same. So; same, $l75; same, 81 3S /;
William Simmons, $147 Al; same,
$500 40; Diamond Ice Company, 80 cents;
K. Greenfield, $50; John Porter, $46.25;
e. Mckinley, $40: NJ. Leonard, $65; Mrs1
s. A. Lucas, Sal. 25; Edward Connolly,
S431 Telephone Company, $40;
Richard Walker. 1926. 90: A. j. Travis,
$40 SO; William Dougherty, 1913. ID;
Maurice Moran, $6i.25i H. Mckinney,
"a: c. F.. Thomas & Co., 80 cts. J. r. Hud-
son &Co., 81. 10 Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany. $14 SO; McKendrick& Scott, I'll. 40;
P. Carberry, &972l; p. P. Tyre, $9l4 s.;
Brandywine Granite Company, $91S;
George H. Boughman, $l5; S. Downey,
80 cents; Hilles and Jones Company, $i2;
q James Belt, $l09 Neil Duffy, SAG 20;
J. B. Stidham. 1856 So; Williams & Brown,
$40 90; Delaware Terra C,ta Company,
$171. 20; Davis & Bro, &11l.23; William
simmons, sos 80; Maury James, $475;
Wilmington Coal Gas Company, 81, 1877. "a !;
Dickey & Neary, $3.50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

Albany, n. y. Jan I5.-The case Of the
people versus John Snaith. the assembly
ceiling contractor. was up in the supreme
court before Judge, Fursman yesterday and
arguments were beard IS to whether or not
the stay Of proceedings granted on Satur-
day should be vacated. Attorney General
Tabor appeared for the people, and Messrs
Hale and rockingham for Mr. Snaith
Mr. Hale insisted that the appeal was taken
simply fer the purpose Of delay and 10 pre-
Judice Mr.. Snaith's claim now pending be-
fore the board Of claims for the balance OF
the money due on the contract The attor-
ney general denied that sucl6was tho case.
and Judge Fursman decided to continue the
stay. The decision throws the trial over
until next fall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

The Water Commissioners met last
evening. City Treasurer Griffith reported
the balance IN bank to current expenses,
$i7 76l 1e; special GIL, 529 SO; total,
$2S. 791 OF. The weekly payroll of
$500 rs was ordered paid hiram Yer
gers petition for water pipes on Adams
street, between Elm and Linden, was
granted. Bids for printing the chief en-
gineer's report were received as follows
Mercantile Printing Company, $1.14
a page Delaware Printing Company,
81. SO a page. The contract was
awarded to the Mercantile Printing
Company. Bills were passed as follows
Lawrence Burns. So 20 Brass and Iron
Works, ga; B. q o. Railroad, 81; Enoch
Conrad. So; r. B. Biscoe, $1s2; p.
Chandler, 81 SO. n B. Culbert, 81 90 j.
V. Carlisle & Co., $780, c. S. Cleland,
$2.79; the Chalmers Spence Company,
$5576; y. d. Carter 4 Co., $50
Telephone Company, $41 so; ], M.
Dillon, $1014s; Daniel Dohl, $171,
So; J.. Downey, 81 so; William David
son, g. 80; Diamond lee Company, So on
Domestic Trade Department, SIS n
Gawthrop Brother Company, 81; Key
stone Chemical Company, $47O4; J. r.
Hudson & Co $190; Leonard g. Ellis
$40. or; ]. @. Massey, ST. so; II. McKen
ney, 500 go P, W. & y. r. R., SO 90
w. w. Pritchett, $780, Pierce 8
Beeson, 1886. %; Republican Printing
and Publishing Company, 81 &c. A. S
Reed & Bro e25976; Remington Machine
Company, 50 81; l.. R. Springer, $67. 80
George w. Stone, AS cents J. B. Std
ham, So; Speakman Supply and Pip
Company, $11.19; William Simmons
1926 o. Tomlinson & Son, $4.75; Tray
nor & Co, 1891 10; A. Tray
nor, $1S; W. H. Toner, So "a
Wilmington Transfer Company, $3.50
Wood Brothers, So Ca John NJ. Watt
Sons, &77.40: Charles Warner Company
sol; same. $1.14; same, 1851. 40 same
$4SS. AZ: r. d. Wood & Co., $3.50 SO
same, sos. 95; same, STA So; Wilmington
Coal Gas Company, $14.63 same, $l45 10
same, $41. SO; John Wise, 1851.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from the Wires Carefully
CuII~d.

CulIed.
Sir ]. C. Mead, n prominent member Of
the Bradford Oil Exchange, and an extern
sive producer, died in that city.
The ,42f deaths in New York city during
last week represent death rate of 49, "A
per 1000, against 80. 81 the week before and
"a. 70 for the corresponding week Of 1882
The appointment is announced Of H. A.
johnson as general freight agent Of the
Union Pacific, Fort Worth consolidation.
with W. w. Newlin as general freight agent
at Forth Worth and George Ady as general
passenger agent at Denver
Miss Eupice Phillips OF Newburg, N. r.,
was buried Monday in Newark, n. J. She
wns aged nearly 9s years. Her father was a
member Of the Washington Life Guard. aud
was at Washingtohs headquarters at Now
burg when the Continental army was dis
banded in 1888.
A freight train on the Reading railroad
ran into the rear end Of another freight
train at Snydertown. The locomotive and
ten cars are wrecked. Conductor John
Deifenderfer was killed, and several Of the
crew injured
Local option was defeated in Lynchburg.
Va, by seven majority. A heavy vote was
polled
The date Of Gen r. A. Ayers visit 20
New Bedford, Mass, has been fixed for Jan.
-, when the commander-in-chief OF the
Grand Army will be accorded a civic and
military reception.
senator e. X. Wilson, Of Maryland, was
reelected for his second term by the legisla.
ture OF that state.
Several tons OF metal fell at the Bethlehem
iron works at Easton, Pa, killing Engineer
Stollmaker and fatally injuring Morris
Rinrel
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Contest for the Governorship be
twven Con and Fleming.

The Contest for the .GovernorshIp Be
tween Con and Fleming.
PARKKRsBUR0, Jan l5-west virginias
legislature meets today in extra session to
aetermino the gubernAoorial contest bet~eeu
Ren Nathan Con and judge Fleming.
which has been pending more tAAA year.
~ the committee q Eve appointed 70 take
testimony and report, three report in favor
81 seating Judge Fleming by majority Of
s6 vetea and two report in favor Of seating
SEEN Go1 By about the same ma jority.
Both reports are very exhaustive, and
While agreeing IL the main, differ IS 70 the
results IN Hancock and two other counties
fraud Is alleged BY both sides, and upon toe
respective allegations TIN reports base their
different conclusions
Democrats, including Judge Fleming him.
self, are very sanguine that the the Demo
cratic nominee VIII be sealed
Il ehoal6 b remembered that the iegisis-
fure Is Democratic by only one majority.
Information recsived 4 that all the Demo
ssrats ara either IN Charleston or on their
way. The Republicans ARE crippled at the
outset by sickness La grippe has two mem
sers Of the senate. Smith and Morris, con.
Sned TO their homes. This wipes out the
Republican majority In thesenate, not count
ng President Carr. who has no reason to
avor the Republicans Gen. Golf is here.
Fsnd ne win manage his own side of the
contest
: The general opinion is that the session will
be short one, though Governor Wilson, in
his message, will ask for legislation on sew.
eral matters, including the election laws,
free passes on railroads, bribery at political
conventions, Sunday labor and school books
Governor Wilson has prepared bill based
On the Australian system Of elections and
viii recommend its passage
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
AUNZE MAY BE FREED.
Judge Mcconnell Grants Him a
New Trial.
rmE eTuERvERDIcrs MUST STAND

No Effort WIN BE Made at Present tc
Secure the $1,000 Bail Demanded foI
Kunze, as Judge Longcnecker Intimat es
That He VIII Not Press the Charge.
CHICAGO. jan Is. The arguments on the
Aotion for new trial in the case Of the
bur men convicted OF the murder Of DR..
Eronin were begun before Judge Mcconnell
yesterday morning. Messrs. Donohoe, Wing
end Forrest represented the prisoners, and
Judge Longenecker and Mr.. Miles the
state. Judge Wing began his address a few
moments after 10 O'Clock. and spoke about
an hour. He was followed by Mr.. Donohoe.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Donohoe's argu.
snent, about noon, court adjourned until
$50 o'clock.
At the afternoon session Judge Mcconnell
rendered his decision. He decided that John
Kunze was entitled to a new trial In the
other cases the judge decided that the yer.
dict must stand The prisoners were then
formally sentenced
The prisoners attorneys gave notice that
an appeal to the supreme court would be
taken, and the court allowed them time in
Which to file bill OF exceptions
The prisoners were then taken back TO Jail,
but minute later Kunze was brought back
at the request Of his counsel, Mr. Donohue,
who wanted 10 make motion to admit him
20 bail Judge Longenecker opposed it and
then wanted the bail fixed at SEQ, 600, but
Judge Mcconnell fixed it at 5000. He
would have discharged him, he said. il there
were no new evidence against him, but the
states attorney had informed him that
there was some. Judge Longenecker inti-
mated that If they let Kunze stay in jail a
few days he might conclude not to bring
him TO trial at all, but let him go. He
promised 70 let the court and counsel know
this week, and accordingly no effort will be
made 70 get Kunxe out on bail in the mean
time.
Coughlin, Burke and O'Snllivan were
taken to Joliet last night on the Q o'clock
train on the Chicago and Alton railroad
and at II o'clock we're admitted 10 the peni-
tentiary to begin their life terms OF penal
servitude to the state
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
PoRTueAlls. nav CABINET.
The Government Sends a Note 20 IN
Powers Regarding the Dispute.


The Government Sends Note 70 the
Powers Regarding the Dispute.
LISBON, Jan. l5.-Senhor Pimental has
succeeded In composing ministry as fol
lows; Premier and minister Of the interior
and ad interim minister Of war, Pimental
minister OF justice, Loyronaz; minister OF
finance, Bianco; minister OF marine, Ar
royo; minister Of foreign affairs, Ribiero;
minister Of public works, Aronca
The government sent circular note 20 the
powers on Sunday relative to the dispute
with England. 1t alleges that England did
not wait for the reply OF senior de Barro.
Comes OF Jan. 10 to the note OF Lord Sails
bury, but submitted her ultimatum on mere
reports that Maj Serpa Pinto had disobeyed
the telegraphic orders sent him by the Por-
tuguese government in compliance with the
wishes Of Lord Salisbury. Maj. Pinto, the
note says, quilted Nyassaland and the Shire
district three weeks ago, some time prior Il
the sending Of the orders, and is now sick at
Mozambique The note further says that
senior Comes never alluded to arbitration
during the Negotiations but suggested
throughout the holding Of an international
conference to settle the difficulty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

Indications at p. M. for Delaware and
Maryland: Much colder weather, and
rain, easterly winds, slightly warmer.
New York Herald Forecasts. Quite
an important storm centre, now in east
ern Texas, win probably move more rap
idly to the nortbeastward TO-DAY, ex.
banding and increasing decidedly in force,
and followed by cold wave" Temper
ature fell In the United States yesterday
The chief minimum reported was SO
degrees below zero, at st. Vincent,
MINI. the chief maximum, "a, at
Key West. Heavy local rains oc.
Cured in the sonth west. In the far
Thursday In this city and section cloudy,
warmer weather will probably prevail.
with brisk to high easterly and southerly
winds and rain. followed by cold
wave" IN the western parts Of this sec
tion, and on Fridry partly cloudy
weather, with slight thermal changes,
rain or snow, and dangerous winds on
the coasts, followed by colder, clearing
weather, and still colder, fair weather
on Saturday.
Baynard's thermometer, a. m, So; $
a. m. "A: II a. NJ. As: D. m. as
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
LToENsE MITIGATION.


NOTICE.. JOHN j MULLIN, THE
IN tenant OF the house situated at the ).
w. corner of Sixth and Shipley. streets, in
the First ward Of the city OF Wilmington.
county of New Castle and state OF
ware, in compliance with the re;
Quirements Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made ana provided 90
hereby give notice that i shall apply IN writ
ing to the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF Deia-
ware. In and for New Castle county, on MON-
DAY. the 3D. day of February, A. d, lesO.
being the next term Of said court, for a license
for said house as an inn or tavern, 1or the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises. and the following Respectable cltl-
zens of said ward at least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholders OF the said
ward recommend the said application. viz:
Il l.. Nessick, Peter J. Donnelly,
James Mekenna, u. j. mcManus,
Daniel McCusker, Patrick Mclaughlin,
John p. Duncan, John ftliben,
A Rickta. Hugh Collins,
Julius (;unther. Joseph Murphy,
Charles Corripan William Huber.
William a. Baugh. Daniel McElwee,
John RAIDER Edward Q. Higgins.
Patrick j Long, Thos- N. culbert,
Michael Riley. August Hermann.
Fred Holdman. ThOs. Roesiter,
= ' JOHN J MULLIN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

MAgVILLE, s D., Jan. l5.--At Hatton, a
small town north OF Mayville, the saloons
have had It all their own way for some time,
and have openly detied the law On Mon
GSy night eight women from the country,
s'hose husbands have been spending nearly
bh their time IN these places, prepared them
eeives with axes and Other weapons marched
b body 70 the saloons and began choppine
and smashing. The leader was quiet and
nnassuming woman, but when shs learned
shat she had signed mortgage on the farm
Al order that a saloon bill could 30 paid she
could stand 4 no longer, and got together
seven other women and made the raid.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

DALLAS, Tex, Jan ia mysterious
robbery BY which the wells-Fargo Express
company has lost eil 600 was committed
here Sunday. The money was IN a box
IN the companys Office in this city Sun
day rnofning, but It disappeared during the
day. Superintendent Christensen arrived
here from Houston and is working on the
case. Edward Perry, the local agent, says
40 trace Of the box or It's contents can b,
found. The express officials refuse 10 say
nnything, but are working on theory o.
conspiracy among the employees
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15.-It is announced
that the next step Of the Reading stockhold-
ers who ars opposed to President Corbin's
administration will be an effort to have the
election Of Mr.. Corbin declared void. No
details were given, but it is expected that
the case will be brought into court before
the close Of this week. Concerning the rtt-
mors OF Mr. Corhin's retirement Vice Presi-
dent Mcleod said today that there would
be no change in the management Mr. Cor
bins board Of managers reorganized under
the new election yesterday. The amount
available for interest upon preference in
come mortgages being but So, 900, no pay
ments can be made for the last fiscal year
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

A NEW idea embraced in Elys Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured by cleansing and
healing, not by drying up. II is not a
liquid or snuff, but is easily applied into
the nostrils. It's effect is magical and q
thorough treatment will cure the worst
cases. Price SOC.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

NEW ORLEANS, jan l5--Senor Don Emil
iano Martinez consul general Of Guatemala,
in this city. received a communication from
the secretary OF foreign relations Of that re-
public, requesting him to make known 10
the press Of the United States that the re-
evolutionary movement against the govern
ment Of Salvador, led by Gen. Rivas, was
based entirely ON personal grounds; that
news had just been received that the upris-
ing has been quieted, and above all that the
riot In the interior Of Salvador is purely a
local matter, in no way affecting the peace
Of Guatemala, where happiness and enthu-
siasm reign on account Of the completion Of
great railroad enterprises by the govern.
ment
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

MACON, Mo-, Jan i5-Dr. r. J. Norris Is
the leading physician Of this place, and also
keeps a drug store. DR.. George Larabee is q
veterinary surgeon. The men have hard
feeiinEfoyer a bill owed by Norris TO Lara
bee. They met yesterday and the feud cul-
minated. After a few words both pulled
pistols and began shooting One bullet FROM
Norris weapon struck Larabee in the right
leg and another in the left arm. Both wounds
are serious. Another bullet from the same
weapon went through the body OF Deputy
Sheriff Poison, who viii probably die still
another struck a farmer named Virgins in
the left leg. None Of Larabee's bullets tool
eject Norris is in custody.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

WksHrNGToE. Jan 15--Walker Blaine is
seriously ~ Dir. @. Magruder. his ply
stefan, said 10 correspondent: Tonight
will settle the case. II Is the crisis in Mr..
Blaines sickness He win either be out Of
danger tomorrow or in condition which
will prove fatal Mr.. Blaine succumbed to
Ia grippe last Friday evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

NEW York. Jan l5-Dr George W. Bull,
VINO was adjudged an habitual drunkard
some years ago, and whose person and prop
erty were placed under control Of a commit
tee. was yesterday restored 70 liberty and TO
she control Of his property, having ceased
~ uss intoxicants. The case attracted much
a&tantioD originally, owing 70 the protracted
4ght made BY DR.. Bulb against those who
aonghf TO get control q the property.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15

Bronson. you propose toast for the
baby" How'll milk toast do."-New
York Sun.
"THE way Of the transgressor is hard"
because It has been so often Travelled. -
Harvard Lampoon.
THB times when they are trying to
escape the bill-collector is the times that
try mems soles. -Binghamton Repub-
lean.
POLICEMAN (gruIiy Fay, young
Teller, do you own this lamp post2s
lean On Il. Morning Journal
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

George W. Eckels Of New Castle was
in the city to-day.
Secretary OF State John F. Salisbury
is in the city to-day,
Senator Higgins will make humorous
address at the next banquet of the
Clover Club in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Crosby left this
morning for Toronto, Canada. They
will be absent about two weeks.
A. J. Woodman, with the Coombs Goa
and Lumber Company. who has been ILL.,
is attending to business this week.
w. Scott Vernon Of the Daily Republi
can and Miss Name Hawthorn of Bridge
ton, n. j., were married 10 day at tn,
residence of the brides father. The,
left for a trip to Niagara and viii resid,
IN this city on their return.