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Qlle Sntelliaeneei
HER LETTERS

HER LETTERS
The ilrst few days my wiie's away
She writes n letter every day.
She misses me at first, you know.
Because you sec, she loves me So.
hut as the wecss roll slowly by,
And hcarc many n lonely tlgh,
rethap. her grief begins to soften,
u SUI she writes Inc Just rs often.
eho tells mo all about tho ball,
Which did not give her 10y at nil,
Il wonder II ihai's ifue.}
lleSluso ! wasn't there. you know,
She hated awiully 10 20.
fint htiii. she tells mo Of the man
Who found her lovely feather fan.
Aud was 20 very. very nice,
lie took her oui TO have al leo,
And waltzed With her six times or more,
And showed her the conservatoirc.
She realty hot cs that I don't care;
She only wishes I'd been there.
tBy JoYe' wish so, ,oo.)
And then she tells me all about
Young sinilh's awfully swell turnout,
And how he took her driving down
Through all the stylish streets ia town.
And Jones. who lives In New York City
And Is 80 wonderfully witty;
Young Brown, who takes her out to row
she says he's but u boy, you know;
And that athletic Mr.. Dennis,
Whos No very expert At tcnn!s-
lis my name ~"f,ennis," tooO
the tells mo how she fshed with Roe,
And tried tho surf with MIR. Doe,
And bicyclcd with young Van Ness,
III spite Of tlancc, Miss Besy,
And took n sal In Lucrc's yacht,
y mountain tramp with young Van Colt,
4 moonlight ,all with Frank Dc verc,
Who's such a handsome +, low, dear"
For all OF which she does not care,
Because her husband Il not there,
Il swear, I'm feeling b!uc,)
You'd almost think from what she writes
That i!rting's one Of her delights.
am not sure but that you'd tay,
shes rnthcr glad 10 BIZ away"
~ homo and mtlicr lonely here,
id'omctincs think 80. too, | fear,
Did | net trust my little wife
And love her better than my life.
know that she would rather be
Just staying here nj hpmp with nc
II knDW my WIN "a tru.
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Losses Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. 25c. per box, s boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paK
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II you intend erecting Il Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want first.class work and low prices,
call at office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Simply apply "SwAYSE's orSTYEsT." No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptious on the face, hands, nose, &C..
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. It's
great healing aud curative powers are possessed
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAfNIa OINTMENT. .AT TThsAw
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TIME CARD

uMn!'I;,HI HHu ucPattuto OF tIRIhs on aud aiier
W. ~, lsvV. EXPLANATION Or NEFEREStr
excepted. Saturday excepted; isunday onIyy,
ssalnrl,v nnir EsStrrn stHnia,d lime e"''
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DON'T DO TT,

from tho "Ncdicul Eicric,r." "Upon TIA
FIRST symptoms of Liver Complaint the mis-
guided sufferer applies bluo pill, calo,ncl
crful pursutiycs but uggravntc tho disease
md irbllitntc tho constitution. DR.. Tutt
has had the courage to ignore this killing
practice OF Tho u school. Ills remedies,
most miraculous in rr,nratiuS tho broltcn.
down body. The letters of cured PATIENTS In
tlIc Doctors possession Iran tribute Of grnt-
itude to HIS genius nnd skill which hut few
can exhibit. Ills Liver Tlllsurc sent all over
tho world. They cIn bc found incvcry town
nll hamlet in the United States"
TUFTS Liver Pills
ACT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY.
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TOLEDO, O., July al.-whcat dull and lower;
cash sS5fc; August ste; September SyLc; DC.
tober 9.hac. Corn dull and steady; cash 4Oc:
september 391:c. Oats quiet: cash Sc: Sep.
temher S0}{c CloverscCd steady; October
So VIZ; November 81 o..
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From Pittsburgh, 1000 a. M, daily, and 1e.so
?. n, Gaily, except sunday, 6:55 and lO:SS n.
M daily, and ll:D a m, Sunday only,
Warrington Accommodation, 7:55 q. m. daily.
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nIptnls-
Cotton,

NEw fonK. July 2l-pis Iron strong; Ancri,
can sl6 toaiS ". Copper qniet at sl7 90. Lead
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CHICAGO, July observation-disclosures 81 orc
head. shipments I,UoO head: market Irregular
beeves 8 50ai so; steers 81 50.l 10; stocGcis md
feeders s: 25a3 CO.: cows, bulls and mixed 81 %,
: 40; Texans 81 7043 30. IIogs-iIcccr pts 81 1000
head shipments G,000 head; market active md
lowe'; mixed heavy 50 55a1 S.; ii.h, 50 6aa3 90:
Skips g 60. Sheei -Eercipts u ., head, ship
ments LOCO heat; market strong and active: ma.
ttyes s. 75a5 80; western 81 Coal ~; Texans g Goa
4 10; lambs S. 0OaG ..
FAST LIBERTY, PA, July 2l.-Cattle- Receipts
i,iSl head shipments t.SG0hcad: inarkctdull md
traus oil from INST weeks. HoGS-i.ccelpls ia
head; shipments $500 head; market firm: medi.
TIN art select s. f5a+ 20: common s. 5Gl3 IS;
heavy s. SoLa %. shecp-Heccipts $3.50 mead
shipments GO head: market slow ut l0aeOc OIL
from last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI. O., Juiy oI,-Hass IN go.d de.
niand; common and hight s. T5a3 DO: packing
ana butchers s. G5as 81; receipts $3.50 head:
shipments 80 head.
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NEW foRK, July2l.-Per0leum opcned steady
Prices fell oil hass.c In the afternoon, after
which the market became steady and remained
SO until the close. Stock Exchange: Opened al
h9;sc; highest SIZE; lowest s9Bc; closing at
S91ssc: sales $1,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, July 2i.-8pcrcd at pc;
highest c.: lowest 80 &c: closed ut S935ssc: sales
1850 barrels; shipments III 80 barrels; fuus 75,.
20 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. PA.t July oi.-Petsoleum mar.
ket duil but heavy: opened at S9Tc; closed ut
Sg22ssc; highest s9Hsc; lowest sg556c.
BRADFORD. PA.,, July 2l.-opened ut Sg1.c;
closed al sgsc: highest sgIc; lowest sg12c;
clcarances $500 barrels.
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"Dou,t Care to Eat.u

1t is with the greatest confidence that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is recommended for
loss Of appetite, indigestion, sick head
ache, and similar. troubles. This medi-
cine gently tones the stomach, assists d.
eestion, aud makes oneE..tieal hungry"
Persons in delicate health, after taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla a few days, find
themselves, longing for and eating the
plalnest food with unexpected relish. I
Foa a Disordeted Liver tiy' Besecham'a
Pills. @.'5 @t9F.., H.t"SsClE.r q
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FOR RENT.
Real Estate.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND.


Five roomed frame house. northeast corner
Maryland and North York streets.
No. lT7 south broadway, ! rooncd frame.
Six roomcd frame house on North Front street.
No Il Sew Jrr.ey street, Q roomed frame house.
Five roori frame hOGse of sotfttf Kim street.
Thee frame houses southwest corner Zane
and Broadway Streets.
No. ii Maryland street. 7 rooms, lot GoxlS0.
No. &C Zsuo street. brick, 10 roOms. -
Fine lot OIL North froat street, 5oSl4s' icet
81, 2to.
No. l@S South Broadway, lot NxlM feet
Lots oil South Penn street, below Fink street.
Lots OF South Elm street, below Fink street
ALSO
No. $50 Twellth street, frame, lot 60xleo feet.
No. 1910 byron street. brick. b rooms.
No. q Eleventh. street, brick, 6 rooms.
No. 1913 Chanliie e., 6 rooms and Btoreroom
Nos. l3a and lS!H Sixteenth street. lot S0xlsO
lot on National road, near Mt. Bellevue.
No. SOS Wood street. brick, five rooms.
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g. TATUM,
q 1914 Market street,
FOR SALE.


Paving iarestEeBts-the property southwcs.
corner broad Way and Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing houses. Rents for about $50 per year. Price
$500. -
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for Il third house. This
property Is In such Il location that Will increase
a tfst,clsss double brick house. Always has
Nrst class tenants. rents for 500, 9Iand % North
Huron street. Price s2.T(0.
building lot on South Penn street. Four lots
FIVE roorncd house, sood yard, q North Broad
Six roomed house q Kentucky street, 81, 7dl
Seven roomed dwelling. ll6 Soulh Pcnn street
very desirable location, s3,CO.
Your last chance 10 buy a first. class building
lot on South tenn streets, 1lxl"o, $3.50.
@, o. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent and Broker, Il
les LILO Main street,
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General Notlcos,


A SsIGNEE'S NOTICE.-ALL PER.
~ SOSS intcbt'd to sbaifcr, Noble & Co.,
viii save costs and trouble by calling al my
ONiCu and pay Ing promptly. Those having my
ClMrGS against tho iltm Of ,haircr, Noble Il Co,
settlement, Il u. GtLLEAPY,
Assignee OF SHAlRFR. NOBLE Co,
Office No. lF2j chnbliup street. '~Is
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NOTICE.


All PERSONS Indebted to Geo. W. ffcss as agent
for Louis Ball by reason OF the business carried
on BY him ntl7l5 jacob street. will call anc
settle their accounts with Herman Hess & Co
who are authorized to receive and receipt for thu
IN
LOUIS BALL.
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SEA. cotton, -s-
GtsGisSAri, O., July election quiet; mid.
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points. '"eeAea 10 All
Hcr rates and other information address
~ HUphSsVN, G;P. A.. Parkersburg,
J.G.I0MLlNs0N. Pas Agent, WheeiIns. ". Va.
Mz = a~.~l -=
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
|| Markets..

Markets..
New YORK, July ?l.-Money oncall easy, rang
ing from 8 to 1 per cent, last fosu 5 yer cent.
closed Offered ut Q per cent. Primo mercantile
psper baGh per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
4, 81 STAT Ss55; sales OF SOCKS were lOl, 2sS shares.
The stock market was again dull to-day The
railroad situation IL about Ia the same condi.
ton that II WAS a week ago. The easier feel.
ing In London WIS reflected In higher prices
from that rentre this morning, and our market
figures OF from y TO * per cent. Sugar Rein.
cries was again the most marked icnture'of tho
day, bnt was weak In the afternoon, losing "
per cent. The loss wps aitcrwnfd recovered.
Ia the regular list L%ackawanua was the strong
feature. with some speclnlties like ll0ckin g Val.
10y and Raiae Others, but AShls,p md Cleye
land, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis were
weak, The clOee was dull but firm, generally at
better than tho opening prices.
Railroad bonds quiet.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

HERMAN 1IEss. LOUIS BALL.
Herman Hess aud Louis Ball have this day
formed Il co partnership for the purpose Of car
rying on the business OF Dealers IN Meats, FRO
dnce and General Merchandise, The patronage
OF the public is respectfully solicited.
myl HERMAN HESS 4 CO.
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Quo RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ liable taking effect July Is, 1899, Pms.
senRer trains will run as follows-Centrsi Timr.
~ ua,hs daily except those marked thus +.
which do not run on Sunday,
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When Baby wcs sick, We saTc her Castoria,
When she WIS q Child, she cried for cGstorIa,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorla,
Wien she had Children, she gave them castoriA.
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n AMI srock NORTHUMBERLAND Mn

y. 8. IS rcS.."....l?. Hlohlo 4 Mississippi. ~!
U. $. Is coupons. .-l?lhl do preferred ..... IS
u. y ~ reg. see. l0J Oregon llnptoye't- Is
U. i AS coupon. :. l0S OREGON Ssv.....-.l0 J
Pacific rs u 'V1...... ll2tI Oregon Ttaus ..... lGi,Ss
Adams Express ....lD Pacific Mall ............ i6L
American Expfessii5. ft!ttbuERA... ,.EG
Ca ada lacitlc.....- sls1l Pullman Palacc..-.2iG
Canada Snuthern... AF,4 Rending.n......... Az
Central Pacific. ...... S,E Rock leland ............ 0y,,
Chesspeakc& Ohio u st. l.. & Gan Fran. SSssSs
do first preferred. Is ST.. Panf...-.. ....... fS1S
do secOLd prcfd- i55 do preferred ......llTE
CHI. Bur. & Quincy. l06l,lS Paul 4 Omaha 32T
De-. Il Hudson. 100 do preferred .....-ll7L
Del. Lack. & wcst.iis1flTenn. Coal 4 Iron. ~
Denver & Il. G....... lspITcxas Pacific ....... 10Y
Eric. ..o.............-... 26hs Mon Pacific ....... 6JS
Fort y Ayne .....-.ib5. JUS. kSpress..... :?
Illinois Central ...... llGklw ST. l. & P....... IN
KANSAS & Texas.., .ntI do preferred. ....- 60
Lake shore. ......... lOyths Wells,fatyO Ex.....lli
Louisville 4 Nash. SGaI Western Union, zee. NJ.
MemplisM Chas,.. On Am. Cotton OIL ..... ~
Michigan Central. DGki COlDraIo Coal........ bIE
Missouri Pacific. 73htl Iron iver........ lUI
Nashville 4 Chatt,lG Quic,silycr.-....... Gs
NewJeFseyGcntrhl. l2 d. preleTred.,,,..- %
Norfolk &". prcl'd GllilSulro. ......... ......... -
facifc... Sjt4 tRichu'd & ". |. T. 2e3s
do pteierted....o - NIX Alchis ,n.".....". w
..-.llIsal III Csgo Gas. ..,.....
10 preferred. ...lil Lead Trust"."..... eUIs
New York Ccltral- lUI1s lsugar .................... ~
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TruStoe's Sales,
SALE.

4
By virtue o; n deed Of trust made by Alfred c.
Eycriet aud Adelaide EsertGr, his wife, TO INC az
trustee, bearing date OH the list day OF June,
1850, and recorded IN the office Of tho Clerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz.
giuiA, III Decd OF Trust book No. Is. folio 4?..
shall proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
front door Of the Court House for sAld county, In
the city OF Wheeling, ". Va, on
Evening journal., 1890-07-28
Death Of ohnr,.sH Ha,a

Charles Held, Of the firm Of Held q
Bro, printers and paper dealers at No.
4O3 Shipley street, died at his parents
home, No. 22l West Second street. yes
terday afternoon. Mr. Held was over
come by the heat on Thursday last and was
taken to his home. He at irst seemed
to grow better, but afterwards suffered
relapse, became very i'll, and continued
so until his death. Mr.. Held was %
years old, unmarried and a native
OF Germany. Charles and Lewis
Held started the paper business
some ten years since, having originally
peddled wrapping paper. Their business
increased and they started store on
Fourth street, between King and French
streets. About tive years ago their busl-
ness quarters became cramped and they
moved to the large building which they
now occupy The nrm now has the
largest business Of this kind In the CITY
and 1t has been increasing. Mr.. Held
was member OF the Sacred Heart
Church.
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Census Eaumerators. To-, ware,.

Complaints have been made by one or
two Of the census enumerators 20 super.
visor Stansbury J. Wiley that their pay is
too small for the duty performed. On
investigation Mr. Wiley discovered that
the enumerators after having fled their
official oaths found that their pay was
much less than they expected. The pay
Of the county enumerators averaged
$2.16 per day, which, when travelling
expenses were deducted dwindled down
TO 81 80 per day. The city enumerators
received about 81 30 per day. Mr.. Will
ley wrote to Superintendent Porter ask
Ing that the compensation be increased
he also enclosed a letter to that effect
from Senator Higgins. Mr.. Porter ad-
mitted that the wages Of census enumer-
ators was smaller than was expected
when the rate Of pay was fixed, but
added that without an act of Congress it
would be impossible to make any
changes
Evening journal., 1890-07-28
CLAYTON WHIPS DAuNTLrss.
The Visitors Win Game aboundiDE Il
Fine Playing and Kicking.


Fine Playing and Kicking.
One of tie finest exhibitions Of amateur
ball PLAYING that has ever been witnessed
in this city, took place on the Whining
ton grounds on Saturday afternoon, the
Clayton and Dauntless being the contest.
| ing clubs. The game was played with
unusual steRdiness and was lively
througout Both mines were strong and
very prettily uniformed, and the grounds
were In excellent condition, considering
| the heavy rain of the previous night. The
attendance was small but this did not
discourage any of the players. and the
the spectators present enjoyed an exhi-
billion we'll worth seeing.
The Dauntless boys played a splendid
neld game and only made four errors,
neither of which WAS costly. Huey
pitched In good style, but could not
prevent the visitors from punching
their hits. Hagger.y and Sullivan"
played well, although they each had an
error. The visitors played Burris. the
splendid young pitcher of the Houston,
Del, clab, and his pitching was the fea
ture Of the game. Only once did he give
batter his base, and that was on a
rank decision by Umpire Car
roll, when the men shouId
have been retired on strikes. He
pitched to two strange catchsrs, but
allowed but three stolen bases, and made
q pretty dou lie play. Sheldrake was
obliged to retire in the fifth inning, and
Umpire Wharton went behind the bat.
He caught In excellent form and did
good work on the bases. Horsey and
Deakyne played almost faHltlessiy. A
controversy in the seventh inning over
Dauntless man cutting the bases, came
very near ending the game. The score:
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ANOTHER From HARRlsBURo.
v iImlngton shuts out the uoze CIub
In / 10 Game.

sA~H -AAha 0AA bAb AOA& A1UD
In = / 10 Game.
The Wilmington Club succeeded In
shutting out Harrisburg on Saturday. ia
an exciting battle Of pitchers. Both
Anderson and Baxter pitched very effee-
tive games and the fielding on both sides
was almost faultless.
Wilmington scored It's one run by
Coogan getting to base on balls and
being forced around to third. A long
fly was sent to sommers In centre which
he sent home over the eatcher's head ana
Coogan scored. -Sullivan's playing Al
second base, where he accepted is cut OF
"A chances, was the feature Of the game.
The contest was witnessed by z. 500
people. The score.
Harrisburg .........0 600 0 O on
wilmington. ........e O o 600 j
Batteries-Baxter and Gibson. Anderson
and Corcoran- Hits-HArrisburg (: yvfIming-
ton Errors-HArrisburR /; Wilmington 2,
Pl-wo-base hit Grant Sacrifice hits-Jones.
ksay. Bases stolen -Eagan. GAlligan. Bases
on balls = Eagan. Grant, Sommers,
Gibson, CoogAn, Lynch. struck out
GtttfHgeri Jones, Grant, Gibson, CooRan.
keaT. Left on basss-Harrisburg z:
Wilmington 4. Double plays, No
Cormick, Baxter. Grant. Anderson GAllfaan.
sullivan. UmBire-Kslly. Time-I 20.
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Another street Rnw

When the respectable inhabitants o.
Front street. between Adams and Jack
son, were going to sleep on Saturday
night they were startled by horrid cries
AID oaths from the street. Many has
tened to their windows to fad seyeral
rowdies who had just been elected from
saloon, engaged in a hand to hand
combat. Thoy appeared to 6ght indis
criminately and kept up their hldeous
noise for several minutes No officers ap.
peared on the scene.
Evening journal., 1890-07-28
salrati.n Arnr sinr.ra.

When all Of West Wilmington was
astir with excitement. and thousands
were hurrying for Brandywine Springs
yesterday, about two dozsn members 81
the Salvation Army were making the
welkin ring with their hallelujahs be-
meath the shadow of the trees on Twelfth
street. They sang of Nothing But
Happiness Over There. "OYer there
did not mean Brandywine Springs,
although all over there were as happy
as CLAIMS.
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Encampment Notes.

Encampment Notes.
The first guard mount was held AZ
.. 30 o'clock Saturday night and many
persons were out to see It. Last wear Il
was held In the mornings, but will be
held 10 the evenings this camp.
Assistant Surgeon o. ID. Robinson. M
D., Of Colonel Marshall's staff was de-
tailed Saturday to the position OF assist
ant general on General Ken
ney's staff.
Lieutenant Howard Simpson, assistant
inspector of rifle practice, was at the
ranges all day, pushing the back ward
work on them. The rain hindered the
men In digging and Lieatenant Simpson
SAYS that no rifle practice can be had
until Tuesday. As assistant lnspector
Lieutenant Simpson has charge of tha
ammunition, and 1000 rounds are stared
In his tent at general headquarters. Sew
eral or the staff do not fancy surh
closeness to the deadly cartridges and
have recommended that the ammun5t,on
be stored ia temporary arsenal-the ice
house at the hotel, for instance. ghonld
llghtning strike the tent, the National
Guard OF Delaware will be bereaved Nv
the loss OF some Of it's shining lights
Captain Gillespie and Lieutenant Car
ney. Company D. Third Reg,mant
National Guard of Pennsylvania. were
the guests OF Troop b. First Cavalrv
Saturday and Sunday.
West Point Cadets Deakvne and
Mearna are visiting Lieutenant George
LeRoy Brown, Commandant OF the Deia.
ware College Cadets.
ID. h. Donaldson, OF Christiana. form
erly the EVENING JoURNvL correspond
ent there, is Commissary Fred Weller a
secretary. o'
Colonel Ezekiel T. Cooper and w. b.
stevens, o.. General Ksnnsy's staff, ar
rived here Saturday night
The Brandywine Springs Dramatic
Association gave an entertainment Ia
the hall Saturday night and had a larpe
audience. Miss Eva Hayes reclted and
Sergeant w. A. Kelley, Of General Ken
neys stafi, sang. The drama David
uarrick, Ia three acts, was presented
by good amateur performers. L. II
BAH played the title role. The perform.
ance was clever and highly creditable.
a. >. '.Pennewill Is assisting Commissary
Sergeant Kelly.
Colonel w. T. Records took charge Of
the quartermaster department yesterdav
Colonel Newell having completed the
distribution Of stores.
hyatt's Military Band gave a concert
under the big tree IN camp at $500 clock
Yesterday afternoon. The crowd was 81
large that the players could hardly
The wives OF Jolsnels Hart, Lsyaeld
and Records. Major Marshall. Lieutenant
Ellegood and Captain Rice are at the
hotel
Colonel w K. Stevens has gone home
to bring his wife here for the remainder
OF camp
William Blackburn, Linton Merrlhaw.
z. H. Lohand, George Smith and other
members Of the Wilmington Wheel
Club came here on their bicycles yester-
day.
Thomas Hogue, Company G, enter
tanned Jonn Barkley, Horace Harrison.
hlhsss saliis Voshell, Ida Stewart and
nollie Voshell yesterday.
Brigadier- General Theodore r. Arm
strong, Colonels w. I. Records. Benia.
min Whiteley. Everett Hickman. John
y. Layheld, Jarrett J. Hart and w. II.
Stevens took dinner at the house of ex-
State Senator Calvin Crossan, short
distance from camp.
The war correspondents dined with
Brigaaier-G Kenney. ~ ~.
Evening journal., 1890-07-28
Base Ball Notes.

"kid" Williams wants to be released.
be does not like the treatment he Is re
ceiving.
Two more games from Harrisburg this
week
Wshrle and Nicholas will be In the
points to-day.
The Clayton team is the strongest
amateur club that has played here since
the old Dover state league club.
The Three G's defeated the Happy
Valley on Saturday BY score Of 12 to
IN
Evening journal., 1890-07-28
surmrr rEsnprs

LTOTEL CHETwOODE. ~-~
ATLANTIC CITY. n r.
f.emodeled apd enlarged; sixty sleonin.r
ioonsi al conveniences of large hotel; newly
furnished, rooms large and airy zevara1 s 9. - -
alk oceahyiews beds comfortable, with woveu
mire @ springs, hair mattresses and feather nil
.oMs' ' eiosets on each foor particular care han
saIi nTIipughonI the house; city water and gas cali
ILLS. ln,s hotel Is desirably located, ON Pacific
5SuiefenlshL 20 the Pennsylvania and Reading
saliroad stations, and within two minufeas
walk OF the beach. ~ A-osSe
Ihe proprietress takes this auportnnitv s,
sk ssntsnk ner friends and Patrons for former
sAvprs IN past experience, and nronIsae ~
.eapect- i@ "A eForE
Special attention will be given to the cars
= .pNallus- MRS. ANNIE GRUBB~