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SPEECH OF THE AMERICAN EAaLR,

Mr.. Speaker,
Will you please get on to
The flap of my wings?
l am in favor of holding
A Worlds Fair
To celebrate the 4O0th anniversary
or the discovery Of this
Great and Glorious Republic Of ours
And its coadjutors
In the Liberty business!
That was the biggest find,
Mr.. Speaker, since Adam
Found himself in the Garden,
And We ought to give it q
Send off as lie q send of!
That's why the Fair should be
Held in Washington.
The only Capital of the
Only Republic on earth!
1t ruffles my feathers, Mr.. Speaker,
To see Chicago, which is
Three fourths mushroom
And the balance wind,
With a row of bristles
Down her back and
A bag Of oats for hustle,
Rise to her large and
Comprehensive feet and claim
| That she is the only place
Columbus discovered when
He struck bottom on that
Clear October morn of 1892!
| Chicago should climb to the
Lofty pinnacle of one of her
! Spring wheat mortgages and fall
| Of into oblivion for q few
Brief centuries!
! Not less do peck at New York,
Which has for q long time now had
An idea that the United States Of America
Was located in her midst,
And that l, the American Eagle,
Was naturalized citizen of
The aforesaid metropolis,
| OF Irish descent!
They may think I am the father of twins,
And their names are
Tom and Chauncey;
But they are off!
1 am not that kind Of birdie! .,..
New York may be the
| Queen Of the East and the -t ..r..
Splendid capital OF the
Empire state and Ireland,
But l am fowl Of
American egstraction,
, (Egscuse the pun),
And want everybody to knowit,
And TO know also that roost
Eternally in Washington,
The Nations Capital and
The gudgeon on which the
Western hemisphere revolves!
st. Louis, / hear is also
After the Fair
But am getting in over my hea..
And had better swim out!
Where is st. Louis
Anyhow?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
CAPITOL TOPICS.
THE ENoINEER CORPS {

THE ENoINEER CORPS OF THE NAVY.
Senator Butler yesterday introduced bill
providing that the active list Of the engineer
corps Of the navy shall be composed Of twelve
CHIEF engineers, with the rank Of captain; fifteen
chief engineers, with the rank Of commander;
6fty-fve chief engineers, with the rank OF
lieutenant commander; ninety five passed as.
sistaut engineers, with the rank OF lieutenant
eighty passed assistant engineers, with the rank
Of lieutenant Qunior grade); fifty assistant en-
gineers, with the rank Of ensign, and number
Of cadst engineers, with the rank Of naval
cadet The appointments Of cadet engineers
shall be made from the graduates Of the en-.
gineer division Of the United States naval
academy, ct the end OF the four years. course
and from graduates Of technical schools Whose
course Of instruction In mechanical engineer.
ing may Be considered satisfactory by the Sec
rotary Of the Navy.
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A NEW YORK CLAIM.

Miss New-Yorkswell: "Prsy what is this
Worlds Fair they are talking about 70 much2''
Mr.. New-Yorkswell: "Why don't you know,
it is the 4O0th anniversary celebration"
Miss observation-disclosures "Then,
OF course, it must be held in New York, for
there is no other 400 anywhere in America, am
sure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

Washington IL to be made an orthodox town,
by placing fire escapes in nearly all the houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21
SHOOTING STARS.

THE GERMAN ELECTION.
william: "Bis, old boy, vas hast On gssagt2''
Bismarck: "Rats"i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

A pretty German girl jumped overheard
body was not recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

First Citizen: Strawberries are in the mar
ket, notice.
Second Ditto: Eyes, and it's . long way
from my mouth to market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

The indiana state prohibition convention
Of the prohibition Of the manufacture md ale
Of Intoxicating liquor; that license, high or
low, p wrong In principle; that the tariff
sAould b removed from sll nocessaries Of life,
Augustus Bradley W. noninatsd fer SECRETARY
Of state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

near tne Cnerokee "Trip.
GERMAN LHesoNS.
First Scholar--with grammatic effort: "Hays
you the gentleman ssw?''
Second Scholar: mo, have not the gen.
tlemans saw, but have the hatchst Of his
grandfather"
To the Woman Suffragists: The busiest bss
in the hive 10 Susan B.
No wind can blow through the whiskies Of
Kentucky.
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THE GRANT MONUMENT FUND


The New York Grant monument fund now
amounts to sl4l ,59S. 60. Col Elliott F. Shepard
and Lispenard Stewart we're yesterday elected
members Of the association to fill vacancies
1t Is proposed to have a general popular sub
scription to the fund on Sunday, April "a.
which is Gen Grants birthday. The first prize
Of q 500 for a design for the monument was
awarded to Cluss & Schultz of Washington.
The executive committee made final report
70 the association yesterday at the office Of Sec
Rotary Greener on the designs. The committee
are Alonzo B. Cornell, Adolph L. Sanger, C. H.
woodman, c. O'Reilley, c. III. T. Coils and E.
NJ. Knox. The report says: I'VE would recon-
mend that the first competition be declared
closed OF all the designs submitted which
comply with the conditions none are, in the
opinion Of your committee, worthy Of the in
dorsement Of the association to be executed as
. monument or building to perpetuate the
memory Of Gen. Grant"
The first prize design il really two designs
The original scheme consists only of the tall
shaft, while the equestrian statue on a ped
sstal in front Of the shaft was sent in as an al
tentative plan. Commenting on il the experts
report: The general scheme is very good
The architectural details are COMMONPLACE
However, IL properly studied this scheme would
make nne monumental structure and 1t has
the great merit of being proper for the situa-
ton and equally imposing If see either from
the pork, the drive or the river"
At the time the report was made to the
executive committee several members dis
agreed with the experts TO the selection of
the first design and respectfully requested the
experts 10 60 over the designs again and make
sure that they were unanimous Inc experts
replied that they thought their selection to be
fair one and added: We will suggest that
this design be adopted by your committee as a
basis of further procedure and that further
designs upon this basis be oh tanned from the
author OF this design aud, IL the committee see
nt, from other persons, the main idea of this
scheme beng embodied in instructions for a
second competition"
Mrs. Nancy Ruff, ninety-one years Of age, q
resident OF Bedford county, Va, is cutting q
new set of teeth.
The Western North Carolina railroad claims
that there never has been man killed by ac-
cident on Its route.
Maryland truckers are exercised over the
tomato crop for the coming season. The can
ming men have announced that thew will nav
only 20 ton for them this year.
John Quincy Edes of Eikton. Nd, who has
been postal clerk between Washington and
New York for twenty years. has resigned.
The accident on the Clinch Valley branch of
the Norfolk and Western road was worse than
drst reported Three men we're killed outrigh,
and q number hurt
Many Pennsylvania farmers are settling in
SpottsylvAnia county, Va
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MIsCELLASEOUs.

Permission has been granted T. F. Schneider
to blockade the south side Of the devalk of n
street while his buildings are in course Of CON.
struction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

Modest Western people do not care 70 live
near the Cherokee strip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

The rosvsllp-6over il . daisy.
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The ooeperate limits Of Norfolk, Va, are "a
b extended 10 take In Atlantic City, Q suburb.
4 labor agent has melted the eolored people
u High Point NC, BY telling them that the
north b going 70 bay up the south and settle
the eountry With indiana. The exodus thereby
reesived boom.
Nearly 7e,0oo bushels ofoystsrs were brought
. Norfolk hon the sounds Of North CaroI1ns
1u9i0G Jauuaxy.
rers".s.ts, u. kss sscsps.d : Ell Sia1 5
eA1HoA IN 4aeo1, Ca
nsstssk bsss1ss' assoeiatiea q Clarksbure,
VIVA, has essn incorporated, one Of IT, q.
sorpogasoep being Gen. Nathan GoH.
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were issued today as follows: John Quinn, five
brick dwellings, 303 to 81 d street southwest.
$4,000; Robert Mcdonald, one frame dwelling,
Mount Pleasant, 81, 800
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CUT SHORT.

CUT SHORT.
She: 'No."
He: "So?"
She: "Go!'
He: "Ohr'
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II < FULI9N. LOAN OFFICE. lsls PA. AVE
broker in the Dstrfct. Money loaned on Wstcbes
Diamonds, Jewelry silver Ware ani other valushlsS
eueas VARSITY - Sery iov pxaceA hl3-oans
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DECISIONS IN LIQUOR CASES.
Judge Miller Holds that the Inmates O
the Soldiers Home are Soldiers.


This morning in the Police Court Judge Mil
Ter rendered two decisions III liquor cases.
That In the first case was Of especial import
ance to the residents Of the It'll street road,
or BrightwOOd avenue. James Gallagher
the proprietor of one Of the many
saloons on that thorougLfare, was charged
with selling liquor to soldiers, the persons
alleged as soldiers being inmates of the Sol
diers Home. The proof in the case was heard
sometime ago, and the question of law
whether the inmates of the Soldiers Home are
soldiers within the meaning OF the law or not
was argued by Mr.. G. Maurice Smith for the
defendOnt and Mr.. Dumont for the District.
Judge Miller in defining the law said he
did not think it required that man should
have on blue clothes, brass buttons and a gun
over his shoulder. He said preachers, carpen-
tiers and others when they had given up their
The court was Of the opinion that the inmates
of the Home were soldiers within the meaning
Of the Law.
FURTHER QUESTION.
Mr.. Smith called attention to the ordinance
Of the Levy Court under which the prosecution
was instituted and expressed some doubts as to
enforcing penalty. He inquired where the
defendant would be sent in default.
The ordinance. he said, read District iail''
and there is no such institution here. the Jail
being United States prison.
MIR. Cahill, who at one time represented the
District was OF the opinion that the Levy
Court never had power 10 imprison persons in
the Jail.
Judge Miller read the ordinance, which pro-
vides no term OF imprisonment, and continued
the case to inquire further into the law.
BARS ON STEAMBOATS,.
The other cases decided were those Of George
H. Bossart and William J. Broadbeck, who were
charged with keeping unlicensed bars. The
defendants have the bar privileges on the
Alexandria ferry boats and for sew
eral years have done business without
license. The cases were brought
before the court in October and were argued
at length by Mr.. A. B. Williams. Judge Miller
decided against the defendants and fined them
$l05 each.
Mr.. Williams appealed in both cases.
THE LICENSE WAS PRODUCED.
This morning in the Police Court Lawyer
Shillington presented liquor license which
was this morning granted to Nicholas Loch-
boehler and charge Of unlicensed bar which
has been pending against his client was dis
missed.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court 10 Geo. b. Blaokley and Kate
Queen; BOLTS 0ooden and Sarah g. Brodes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

1us0 ANfHoxY's Slo DaorxRs TALKS Asor
xAnaAs-wHkA1 sPfxsrnls vorR-rHH wonA,
wno DnsroNKD Tn II.Ao And GAVE N
coUNxlY Irs xAwr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-21

WANTED-BoARD FOR WIFE AND SON IN
w country near Washington; state locality accom-
moiatiohs and terms BOX o.. star olice f:,u-Bts
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l,OR RENT-l34l l4TH ST. ROOMS AND
Il Bath; suitable tor housekeeping; everything con.
venent; rent very moderate. Inc aire OF
fl1-ot NJ. NJ PAEkEh, l4lsFst
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nIEIl.


ARMOR. In Christiana hundred, on July
81, James Armor. aged rs years.
BOLEN-ln this city, Friday evening, Fran
cis J Bolen,so Or Patrick and Mary BOlen,i in
the 10Th year OF his age
CLOUGH.-In this city on July 10, Rebecca,
wife Of David Clough.
CRAWFORD. in this city, on July 80,
William A., son OF Jeha W. and Mary IT..
Crawford, aged months and weeks.
HAGAN I'm this city. on the 18th instant,
Robert Hngan, aged a5 years.
HOLSTEN In New York, on July %, Re-
becoa Patterson. wife OF John Holstsn, aged
~ years.
HOWARD.-O July 1s, Bertha A., infant
daughter of Frank l.. and Mary l.. Howard
aged months.
P0TE-In this city, on July y, John
Edwin, son Of Fred and Lavina Pote, aged !
years, Z months and days.
POTE.-In this city on the 18th instant. Ida
v. pote, wife of J Frank Pote, aged % years
Pussy --In this city, on July IS, Ann, wife
Of Henry e Pusey, aged "a years.
STANTON. I'm this city. on July IS, Eliza
beth Ross Stanton, wife Of Lewis stanton.
SrOUT.-On the l7th Of July, DR.. Henry w
Stout, aged 30 years.
WONN.- In this city. on July sl, willard
W son Of Joseph and Nellie Wonn, aged
year and DAYS.
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Championship Record.
Rnse Ban Notes.

Games to-day New Haven va. New
ark. at Nsw Haven Hartford vs., Wor-
cester, st Hartford; Harrisburg vs.
Whining on, at Harrisburg.
Harrisburg & won the frst two games OF
Its existence In the Atlantic Association.
The change in the fielding positions Of
the Wilmington Club ought TO work
we'll. Keay Is great ranaer and will
do ine playing IN centre field.
Cox may pitch for Harrisburg to-day.
II he does Wilmington will win.
The Athletics defeated the White
lilies yesterday, by score Of 90 TO "A.
Sullivan has not been released and We
are the people still Wilmington Ii
stronger now than ever Three games
straight do not mean anything, for ths
club 10 hitting az hard as its opponents
and deing batter In the field.
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PARISH FESTIVAL.
st. Jausss churoh RsAr:stanton VIII oel
ebrate.


citrate.
Tomorrow, being st. Janess Day,
will be observed at 81 Jamos's Church
near Stanton, as Parish Festival" /"
At 10. S0a M, Bishop Coleman will Gale
brate the Holy Communion, ana tke
rector deliver a short address. A mum.
Der of clergy are expected to participate
IN the servics, more than a dnzsn having
been invited. IL Is expected that the
chancsl will be adorned with cerenls; and
In connection with the Eucharistlc SER
Vice, special thanksgivings will be Of
fered for the harvest just past.
There will, be q special offartnry for the
church Improvement fund. II IL earn
sstly desired that all persons whose re-
liglsus interests have ever been connected
with st. James'sChurch, whether as com
municants, worshippcrs, Sunday school
scholars or teachnrs, or otherwise, will
make a special effort TO bs present and
PARTED cinatein ali the exercises Of ths day
The aaes, sick, sr in6rm who cannot
eome are requested to drop line at once
to 4he rector (ths Rev. Edward Henry
Eckel. Newport, Del.), In order that they
may be individually remembered in the
PRAYERS Of the Eucharistio service.
At 10 o'clock or at the conclusion OF
the service, there win be q social reunion
In the church yard, under the picturesque
old trees that render st. Jameds such
beautiful spot In the hsart Of the
country. Families children, friends.
parlshioners and clergy will here meet "
happy and delightful social intercourse.
Ahout 10 80 or ! o'clock, parties will be
made mp according to choice and previous
arrangement, for a basket luncheon,
for which each party is expected to bring
It's own provisions The early Afternoon
will be given to games and other picnic
Anusements, and about 2. 80 the ladies Of
the parish will serve refreshments. II
is expected that the bishop and Others
will deliver q number Of one minute
speeches after the refreshments.
At 8 80 or o'clock the congregation aut
clergy will reassemble In the church fol
evening prayer, when it Is expected
that number Of children Of the parish
will receive holy baptism. Carriages
will meet the p, W. & B. train whiel
leaves Wilmington at 1918 q. M, an'
return their passengers In time for th
8. OF D. m. train from Stanton. Alto
gether, 1t ia thought st. Jamess day
1890, will prove to be one Of the mos
memorable in the history Of this old par
ish.
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Who is The Most Popular Lady
Teacher in Delaware !?

The EVENING JOURNAL will take great.
pleasure in delivering this Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
of any school, public or private in this
State, and the readers of this paper will
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send In as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the
Organ Ballot cut out of the EVENING
JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
A nrrstsr,ous shooting.

CANDrS, n. j., July M-A mysterious
shooting occurred here last night Three
pistol shots were heard in the lumber yard
opposite Van Sewers furniture manufact-
ory at Delaware avenue and Federal street,
A moment later we'll dressed man about
50 years old staggered across the street and
fell on The steps Of the store lie stated
that he had shot himself No clew could
be obta ned TO the mans identity last
night He is evidently person Of refine
menG His wounds will prove fatal
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
neneu Mne,a Glnd.tnn..

LONDON, July 24.-M Gouraud. agent for
the phonograph, called With Ms. Depew
today on Mr.. Gladstone, and presented the
Grand Old Man with the resolutions adopt
ed and Photographed BY his American ad-
mirers. Mr.. Depew added an eloquent
tribute of his own. wherefrom the veteran
Statesman may perhaps gain some points
in oratory. as the Prince of Wales has, ac
cording to his own admission. gathered
inspiration for after dinner speeches from
Mr. Depew's book.
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sportlnr Notea from pufnln

BUFFALO, July 24-The Hrie county
Athletic club offers g., 500 for La Blanche
and young Mitchell 70 figAt hers. since ths
Frisco contest is probably eR This Is .
larger offer than WAS made By the Youne
Men's Gymnastac Club Of Nsw Orleans
Jack Dempsey, who ia now Ia B@fAlo, an
ncu~ces his willingness 10 naest Ted Prftoh
ard the English middle weishk. lsefuee ths
cluk foF purse.
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nEMooRATlU srArE CONVENTION.

DEMoCRATlU STATE CONVENTION.
BY order OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee OF Delaware a State Convention COM
posed Of sixty-one delegates from each county
will be held at Dover.
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST IA, 1890,
At u O'Clock M,
For the purpose OF selecting a candidate for
Governor, and also for the purpose OF selecting
a candidate for the Office OF Representative to
the Flfty-second Congress of the UnitedStates,
and the Democratic Central Committees of
the several counties are requested 60 issue
calls directing the Democratic voters OF each
hundred and election district, IN the respec-
tive counties, 20 assemble at the usual place
Of holding such meetings. for the purpose Of
selecting the delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. to which they are respeo-
lively entitled.
The officers holding the primary elections
in the several hundreds and election districts,
are requested to prepare two certificates OF
election of delegates, one TO be forwarded 70
the chairman OF the State Central COMMITTEES
Immediately after the election at Dover, the
other to be given the successful delegate ol
delegates. w. II. bTENENS,
JOHN NJ. NEWELL. Sec'y. Chairman.
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Rxouraiens 50 BAlstm o~s.

The B o. r. R. Co. will sell ohe@p ex-
cursi@n tick cts 70 Baltimore frwm all ssations
ton. Va. aad Oakland, Md. inclusive. on
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week until
August IL. disseminating abe sAle Of tickets
sn HAturdeys ss previously announced. Tick
cts will be valid going on all trains on day OF
hale and valid returning on all trains until
following day, inclusive, and froAa stations
Heath and Weat of Harper's Ferry, they will
bs valid returning for three daya. InsludiRs
Gag o1 asles
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GFemd Bwnday Exewrsa@a 60 Ass@Atis Gig
BY River Amd Rail.

The quickest. safest and most aareeabie
Sunday excursion 10 Atlantic City is By way
OF tbs WtlEmingsor Ste@rnb0as Oompany' 4
boat leaving Wilmington q NJ. and Chester
with she Residing Railrsad's Royal Route
the omly double track line 70 Atlantic City
Noumd wtp tickets item Wilmington. 81. 20
sad from Chestss. sTs2a, sele ca tha boat.
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~ DON'T want Relief. MAJ ours.U

~ Don't want Relief. But Ours,p
Is the exelamation Of thousands suffering
from catArrh. To all such we say Catarrl
can be cured by DR.. SaRes Catarrh Remedy
not in yours? Your danger is in delay. I'm.
close a STAMP TO Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y i, fer pamphlet on
this disease.
IF you gu scoed. you are = genius II you de
not you are a fool This Is the leng ana
short ef II -Atchison Globe.
been disappointed by having = larger num-
Der OF inhabitants than IL claimed. kansas
City Times
Boils and Pimples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear at
this season, when the blood Is heated
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes the cause of
these troubles by purifying. vitalizing
and enrichlng the blood, and at the same
time 1t gives strength to the whole
SYSTEM
'No wonder women love a seal-skin Macqus
80 fair. SO rich, with such grand beauties
AS for myself, think OF me what you will.
wouldn't give 10 mine but With nay life."
Thus on tho sea, beyend Alaska'a state.
A fur-clad seal spoke truly 70 his mate,
-PAilsdslphia Times.
AN expert is person whs can make sAings
seem te be as his employers want them 70
look. Now Orleans P'cayuns.
W. w. Cooper, all kindn OF harness and coll
lars az reasosahlc rates; made from best ma
terlai; combs, brushes, whips, oils, etc. hs-
pairing neaty done at short notice loo
Madison street.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
WILMINGTON.

Earned rams. NOrcestera. B, Two-base NV,
Cudworth. Galligan. Newell. Nichols. Three
baso hit, Kennedy SRcrihce hits, Campisn
Wshrle. Bases on balls. duinasso |, stnlta, 3
Kennedy. Ierrlen. CooKHn, Carl. Struck out,
Jones, Cnmpi0n. Cudworth, sullivan, Newell,
Wehrle. AIT by pitched ball. Jones. Double
play Campion and Cudworth Passed ball.
Nichols wild stitches, Stafford 2. Attend
ance 1903. Umpire, Cox.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
WORCESTER WINS AaAlN.
Wuningten Plays shs Better Same bwf
. Bunehod Hits De 1t.

Worcester defeated Winington yes
terday by punching hits, and the visit
ors wers not in 10. The Wilmington
club made only one error and that is
credited to Carl Several changes were
made in the fielding positions, Ksay
going to centre, Newell TO second and
Sullivan, who was not released, to third.
The score.
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q. A. h. EncampMsnt at Bostsn-Hs-
Gaeed Rates via PeKnsylvanta Rail-
read.

The National Encsmpment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic will be held At Boston.
August 10th 10 10Th, 1890, and for the benefit OF
from all principal stations on its lines to Boa
ton. August sab to llth, inclusive, valid so re-
turn until August oth, 1890 at grpatly reduced
rates BY an arrangement entefed into by all
the lines however. the return limit may be
extended te September s0th, IL the return
coupons are deposited with the Joint ARaRt
of the Terminai Lines at Beeton between
August 18th and 18th. Through tickets mar
be purchased for use on any of the rail or
boat lines east Of New Ysrk. For special
rates frorm each station consult ticket agents
Of the PenRaylvamiA railroad Company.