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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
SUED BY A MINE INSPECTOR
For Not Employing Pit and Fire Bosses,
According 10 Law.

According 10 Law.
Francis Mankedick, a coal operator OF Nc
Donald station, on the Panhandle Railroad,
was tried in the Criminal Court, yesterday be-
fore Judge Slagle on q charge OF misdemeanor,
in neglecting to employ pit and fire bosses in
his mine. The prosecutor was Mine Inspector
Blick. The testimony went to show that 70
men worked in the mine, and that at times no
bosses, as required by law, were employed, to
the great danger of the miners.
The defense tried to show how hard 1t was to
get bosses, owing to the rigid examination such
men had to undergo, which made them very
scarce. They also proved having had them at
times. but not continuously, for that reason.
The Jury was still out when court adjourned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
CutiCura Res0Ivent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, Internally Ito
cleanse the blood of all impurities and poisonous
and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beauti-
fer. externally ito clear the skin aud scalp, and
restore the hair), instantly relieve and speedily
cure every species of itching, burning, scaly,
crusted, pimply, scrofulous and hereditary dis.
with loss Of hair, from infancy to age, from pin.
ples to scrofula.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

Forfeit Il fail to prove Floraplexion the
best medicine for liver complaint, dyspep-
sia. nervous debility, biliousness, consump-
ton. 1t cures where all other remedies fail.
Ask your druggist for It, Sample bottle sent
free. FRANKLIN HART, New York.
MwFsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
Tn.nnH,a Trinl LInl.

CRIMINAL COURT Commonwealth vs..
Gilbert Weise, Hannah Critz, Orlando Bell,
Joseph Santiago (2), William Hickey, J. B..
Corey, Robert Thompson, Henry Thompson,
Andrew Warner, George Willis, William
Ludgate ~, L. M. Schneider, ]. c. Childress.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

ALEC HENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ Trains leave nioB station Eastern stand
Ex., daily, $3.50 q. M. kittAnuing Ar.. 300 =,
M; Hutton Ae.' 1910 q: MI Valley camp
prrsA, ii4b y. m. ; Hinton Ac., $500 .. n.i
kittnnning Ae,, 3l55 p. ~. Valley lamp Et.' l.''
Z, M klttanning Ae,, bia9 p, M, Brdeshfn Ns"
daily. s:45 D. ~. Hutton Ae., 9.il p. nj Brls-
burn Ae., iiI5D p. NJ. church train.-Bfaemhus, m ~,
1910 D. ~. and $40 d, m Pullman PariOr Bnhrt
Car on day trains, and Pullman sleeping Ch oh
night trains between PittsbuFk Lake ChaaAT4-
qua and buffalo. JAS. II. AADEhbOh, " h
Agt.I DAVID McCAh9O, Gen. bupL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

Our Hosiery Department Full of Bargains.
Fine cotton at zoe. 25c and 35c pair;
fancy Isle at zoe.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S,
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

WEAKLY infants, the mothers care and
solicitude, are made strong by Mellin's
Food. 1t is rich in muscle and bone-form-
ing constituents in the form which isadapted
TO their digestive powers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

Boys Flannel Blouse Wnists-$1 Each,
Star make, usual price 81 30; in mems
goods department
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s,
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

b. essG Y s',s ses s's s:s ss @ ,s @ ss
BOOK, 'iiow 10 dufs skin Diseased, q but now
an As clear as any person ever was, Through
legs 10 scratch once In while, but 10 no puF pose,
] am all well, ! scratched twenty-eigtt years,
and it got 20 be Kind Of second nature TO me,
thank yOH thousand times,
DEkHIs DoWNIh6, Waterbury, VI.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
b, O. B.

Flags, flags, in small and medium sizes,
in good quality, at low prices, each one with
iron brackets and screws to attach to the
bouse. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
b. & b.

100 pieces new Is cream wool challies-
beautiful styles at % cts.
BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

To-Day-LndIes' London shirts Only 81,
And other bargains in fancy silk and flannel
waists, Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
A Specific for Heart Disease.

DIR. FLINT's REMEDY removes the danger
of sudden death from heart disease, and cures
long standing cases of disease OF the heart.
bringing back health and strength. Descr1p-
tive treatise with each bottle. At all drug
gists, or address Mack Drug Co., N. Y. WWF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SCRATCHED 20 YEARS
A sssiE iishins, Skin pisssss, With End.
less suffering, euFsd by Gu
tlevFs Rsmsaiss

n Z had hnewh Of The uUTIov#A HHMHbirs
tWsHtyssisht TsAfs ago, u wsHd have saved me
t7o0 % and an Immense amount OF suffering, MI
disease tpsefiAslsj commenced on my head In 1
sbet net larger Than . cent, II spread RAPIDLY All
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTfCURA, 800; SOAR,
25c: REsoLVENT, N. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
AS-Send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, ~ 64
pages, so illustrations and 100 testimOniAls.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

S,sf ~, IN. lheaE,. ssa .s.,s. ,ssl aadfI
.ssP We ~ y, .,,,E.Y,,. NJ ~ IT. ~ y E:s,
and Without relief, One ihea.
sand dollars weald not tsisft
me 70 have this disease eVsf
again, lam q poor man, blt
feel fleb 70 be relieved 0f whsi
lspfesy, some fiBEweTia, pses
liz gIufIgU#A khasbIbsi i1lss 9ee
much, They have made my
skin 40 clear and Tree iFaH,
of them was WeFth, II yeH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
HIVE Nothing TO Regret

But have your children photographed by
Hendricks & Co., popular photographers,
No. 6s Federal ST., Allegheny. Good cab
inets 81 dozen. MwFsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

To.Day-Hosiery Snle-Lndies' and Chill.
dren's Stockings.
Cotton, Isle thread and silk-surprisingly
low prices, Jos. HORNE & Co. g
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
KAUFM AIMS
Fifth Avenue and SmithfieId Street.
lines
Trains Run by Central Inns.

.,, IS:l". sus sy S;",;siI t,,i, TI%;j E%sjrr.
D. m. Chicago, d lIl5 a. ~. and l2'cS p m.
yilIs wilRIseISiSsgi Ssg nv ~. washsto, l p Si psaS A. @ ia
$50 fii6, 400 D. m. Bulger, l0iiO a. IN. BprEstts-
s9Sn 90 'i,% ., "a; IoS SS G;so p S sas BrSssyiis tic
1911 p. N. Me Donalds. d 4il6, Ioii6 D, M, ioi0o
TRANS ARRIVE from the West, q a,io. d syooA
NJ, 3io5, $500 p. m. Dennlson, g;o a. n stea-
' 800, 5isS p. N. BarsstIstowR. 7iiS a: NJ, SiOs
a. M. Washington. GiS3 7ia9 $40 IojiSS Ioi2S =. m.'
M, M isi5, si5S. l6iOc and $50 p. BulEer I'
.. m. hcDonalds d siSo a m.' dS;op. NJ
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-gr. WAYNE ROUTE
Leave Tor GhlcaEo ,,o 1;lS A. M raisso s 4iS I
@ snssRt sasSrGa iU aSd s, excePt
Crsstline, 5i45 q. m. Cleyeand sil0a N, ii2& iis
p. ~. and TAO a. m. via r. ~. &Ghy'; 55is ssT
m; Youngstown and siles, I2:2o p p;,I9 m; Mead
vile, Erie and Ashtabus 7;o a; M Sop p ?: mi3 aa
Sls. ApS %bsens snd BeilRie, BEE R S sO % g
s'ss sIS g. mn M. Sfss iestsdaie. $40 HS a. n & ~ w
DEPART PROM ALLEGHENY- Rochester, $50 ..
ND Beaver Falls sI u Bo ~ 5 ooo SS piii5 a.
i:i5 S:SO 4aO, 4:46 5:ad e:lS 7:SC 800 p. nj Con-
Esy Es: iei'3 9 b D %i M is hsetsdae. $50 D. ~
TRAINS AERIvE U mon station from Chicago, en-;
segs Monaa! p% T0eSo Except 1ce Sondsy Non isO s's
W 5S5 and S go p m; a.,s Srestne' $50 M Y so M
ioIi5 >. m. Niies and youngstown. $50 p: M;
and BslIsirs 800 2a9 ,SS m; id5d E5. and
Niiss and jamestown, 9;iO a. m; Beaver Falls.
7:5O q. m; Rock Point, s'25 p. m; Leetsdale'
40iiT 1ERi7E ALLEGHENY, frS@ Enon 500 a IN; m:
Conway 6. 4oa m RochesteT = ga m: S II x
$50, $50 745 a. m: 400 Z 8 Is, 80 30 s9G .,. sGs
IIsop. m; Leetsdals, sOS p. M; Rock Point
dRily; Pi S. Sunday only, other trains. except
| SUNDAY.
DTrTsBURe AND LAKE ERIE KAILkoAP d y
1s l;s .:'a5 @ III .sSs Fsf cIn: n:
For BaGsiO s:oO :. m, i:so '9;t5 P M EO, Eo,
s.am.Rc1 sS .Os New 3 as I 500 io15 q
M YES .s:26. ss.I5 D. m. For Beaver Falls
4:5S, 7:SS, 500 io:i5 m, 1:s5 s;sP '4;9o s:@
.s:5S ESQ 7:4 sos 300 0;I5 ;24 "a a. M l2:2
lo;i5 i5P;-From p; m. Cleveland. 'e:25 a. m, '12:s1,
5 - P M m. .fasS EiS 5 p M From BHtaio s
a. NJ 1880 9,G 3; mr. 60T SS,SmSe anS SeS a3ie
:a5 rs p Pois @ m.. .l2: SIS .7I!s $50 p m From
ResSer Falls 5:o5. '6:25, 7:2O 's:S5 a. m, 'l2;S9
1 ~ e Y'G T. trains s for Mansfield 4.55 7.4o m.
! am $50 D. IN. For Essen and Beschmont 4;SS
7'te a. inG 4. trains from Mansfield. s;17, 7n1,
| 11iso a. M. 5:5 p. m. From Beechmont, 7;l2
ni% p, McR%.SY. H. ~ Il 4. R.-DzPARr-For New Hs-
ven, f5i5O & 30 q. m. $500 p N. FOR West New
| ton $3.50, r7.30 g31 o.. M. $3.50, 5i2j D. IN.
| ARHfvE-FrOm New Haven, $50 =. m. f4iD
| 5i5 p. IN. From West Newton. 6;l5, $50 .. M,
For Mckeesp6rt Elizabeth, Monongahela CITY
| and Belle Vernon, 6i5a i7i9Q 11f20 q. IN. i3i0@
/ $3.50 D. IN. 60 49,.
| FrOm Beils vernon, Monon Eahela City, EiLz-
both and hokessport, 7isa $3.50 .. M, HiJa biOa
':Daiiy. fsundays only.
| City Ticket once. BsD Smithheid Street.
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RAIIROADs,

bfTfSBUHa AND CASTLE SHANNoNE X. y:
Summer Time Table. ON and after MnrS,n1 Mna,1o~, ~
1900 until further notice, trains VIII run ~
81 Zine, er'fZ leaving Piess6ars q ia., 1io NJ
eIOo am. vaOh' M, liiDa. m i'1p' va e''g m' ~
lilo D. IN, Arilngton-bI40 q, ni., eI9o e. a., n.i'
o. M. 500 Q, NJ, i0i2o Q, ne. 100 D. M 23 m;
q go I P g ssns.S ssS & R.is. I'll .syss RI
iaY D. M. 2lso ?. M, sno Pm $50 Rs a., s% alao "
n'ilSsssSssss'isa T. n, siss D. No. sS 19oS jYaE sap;. -
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AnaHMENTs ~ NIoHT.

william J. Bremen, ESQ., in the evening
enened for the Commonwealth. lie outlined
the case, reviewed certain discrepancies IN tho
evidence, and made clear 10 tho jury some
nolpts in ihe testimony which seemed obscure.
Andrew Robertson followed for the defense.
He argued in the line Of An accidental shooting
ana asked that due mercy should DC SHOWN MS
James X. Wallace followed in the same line,
making q mastery review Of the entire eVi.
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
HARRY sRADwAv DEAD.
A WAlningtonian Dies - Delaware O.
Many Guests In Town.

A Wilningtonian Dies - Delaware CITY
Many Guests in Town.
special Correspondence EVENING JouRxAG.
DELAWARE CTTY, July 11.-Harrv
Bradway, OF Wilmington, Del, who with
his family had been visiting his wife's
parents here, and who had been IN very
delicate health, but able to be about
died suddenly on Thursday morning
from supposed heart failure. He
retired on Wednesday evening feeling
as well as ususl, and had spoken to his
wife about 3 o'clock in the morning but
on being called for breakfast had
failed to respond he was found to Be-
dead. Mr.. Bradwsy has many friends
here, having resided here FOR several
years. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, from the
residence Of p. Gallagher, interment at
Delaware City cemetery.
Rev. Father Daily, pastor Of st. Paurs
Catholic Church, will spend next week
at Ocean City, Nd.
The DeMoss family will repeat its con.
cert at Assembly Hall this evening for
the benefit Of the public school.
j. Frank Reyboid who has been i'll for
several weeks, is better,
Grabbing is excellent here now, and
large parties visit the whsryes daily TO
enjoy the sport.
Mrs. John swan and Gaa.h'er. Miss
Nellie. are sitting in Wilmington.
Eieses Annie and sadie Roberts will
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

yesterday.
st. Msry's R. @. Church win give an
excursion 70 Cape May on July 16.
Several young women Of Wilmington
are becoming expert bicycle riders.
Chief Of Police swiggett is investiga-
ting the vandalism at School No. g.
The committee on Sheriff Aliens board
allowance has not reached decision.
Laborers are digging trench across
day. : - ~
The regulars will not be at the annual
encsmpment Of militia at Brandywine
Springs this year.
Dog Catcher James e. Writ saws that
the i,npounding of Costello and Dunean's
cattle was entirely proper.
The Diamond State Iron Works are
closed while repairs are being made to
the furnaces. The works will resume on
Monday, July IA.
Julia Gillin was held In s1OO bail TO
keep the peace, by Justice Smith. last
night, for disorderly conduct and threats
toward Mary Connel
The Association Of American Railwav
Counting 0fdcers in session at Cape NAV
went on an excursion to the Delaware
BreskWater yesterday.
Several persons visited the spring In p
Magarity's field last evening and drank
Of the water. The description of it in
the EVENING JOURNAL awakened consid-
cradle interest.
The Maryland division wreeking crew
was summoned to the West Yard shortly
after midnight An empty box car and
a fat car were knocked of their trucks
just below Sixth avenue No one was
nurt, but the south bound track was not
cleared until 2 30 a. m
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
HUsTLlNe COMMITTEE.
fergeant-at-Arms Finnegan Dead-VI
lated the OYatar Inv

N@N~"t ~ arms rlnneghn Dead-Ni o.
lated the Oyster Law.
Special Correspondence EVENING JouRNAr.
DOVER, July 1.-THE Republican State
Central Committee met Yesterday as
briefly told In despatch to the EVENING
JOURNAL, and In that briefly the whole
story was told 1t fact It was about tina
quistess meeting Of political Character
held here this year. Nothing besides
naming the day was done and That was
done quickly.
Dennis Finnegan, an old man, who for
some years was jsnitor Of the Dover
public schools, died yesterday morning
The deceased was also sergeant at-arms
Of the Farmers Legislative Com
mittee OF 'Ss.
Mrs. r. r. Kenney and children are at
Rehoboth.
Company D is getting on It's marching
legs, In preparation for camp. The boys
are taking nightly promenades en- com
panic.
Engineer Of the Water Works Cook IL
looking for young negro damsel who
left his employ day or SO since and took
as mementoes, household goods and wear
ing apparel valued at 800.
Captain Adam Fisher and his crew.
John Jester and James Cohee were con
Yicted before Alderman Jester yesterday
afternoon Of violating that part of the
oyster law Of 1888, which forbids the
taking Of oysters from the rivers along
the bay for planting purposes. S25 was
the penalty inflicted, but the accused took
an appeal to court.
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
PERSONAL PARAeRApns

J. P. hyatt of this city was in Elkton
last evening.
J. Williams Of Salisbury, Nd, is in
this city to-day
Miss Stella Haddock is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore.
Miss Ida Stewart is visiting Miss Sallie
Silver at Red Lion.
Edward q. Brennan is enjoying high
life at Sea Isle City.
Miss Josie Morris has been visiting
friends In Middletown.
Miss Lizzie Tslley is visiting Miss
Mabel Parvis at Middletown.
General Secretary J. B. King OF the Y. .
M. 9. A. is in Chester to-day.
Mrs. Wilmer A. DOtts Of Philadelphia
is visiting friends In this city.
James Mccormick Of Philadelphia is in
Wilmington to-day on business.
Master John Gregg is spending his va
cation with relatives at Claymont.
John E. Bradford, Esq. left this after
noon for Rehoboth He will return to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H Cantwell re-
turned yesterday from a short visit TO
friends in Elkton, Md
Mrs Julia Tucker and family. and
Miss Mulrooney leave to day to visit
friends in Brooklyn, N Y.
Lee Youck, the Chinaman whose life
was threatened by high binders in Phila-
delphia is now in that city.
Miss Bessie Murray, daughter of Rev.
w. L. s. Murray, is paying q brief
visit to friends in Middletown.
w. j. Stoner, national master Of forms
and ceremonies Of the Patriotic Sons of
America, was in the city yesterday.
George Bishop, Harry Thomas, Samuel
Dukes and several other young people
went on a picnic to Pennsgrove yester
day.
Calvin G. Thomas of this city and
George Bratton Of Mount Chsnin, Del,
went fishing up the the Delaware river
yesterday
John s. Mullin, Jr., snd Thomas
O'Connell, OF this city have sailed for
Europe on the steamship, Ohio. They
will return to this city September 1.
]. e. Griffenberg, district president OF
the Patriotic Order Sons of America, of
Delaware, installed the cficsss Of Wash
ington Camps Nos. 2 and last evening
A. g. Morris & Co, quarrymen, Of
Avondale, Pa, will open a quarry ct
Wooddsle, Del. They have applied for
membership in the Bul9ers' Exchange
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
start for the Allegheny mountains on
Saturday tn upapd a month

start for the Allegheny mountains on
Saturday to spsnd a month.
The following pniladelphians are reg
istered at the Delaware City Hotel this
week; Mr.. and Mrs +. G. Norman
mrs. Elder and son Mr. and Mrs j. 81
Hulshizer and daughter, Mrs Thompson
ana daughters, Mrs. G. Gross. Miss
Ida Hulshizer, Miss Tillie Hull
shizer, Mrs Alexander, Miss Mile
Fans, Miss Fisher. ]. O. Dobbins. j. N.
Biting, L. NJ. Miller. D. w. Reinhart and
Mrs Thomas @. Benner. Also the follow
ing gentlemen from Germantown :Messrs
Martin Hetzle, ]. w. Achey. George
Liyizey sons. Thomas Sliffer, p. 4.
Shields. e. r. Liyizey, H. s. Jones. Also
the following gentlemen from New
Castle; Messrs. Kirby. Becker, Lancns.
ter and brother, Rementa, Captain
Becker of the Delaware Gun Club.
Mr.. stanssury, OF the firm OF ]. B.
stansbury 4 Son, who will run the can
ming factory here this season, was in
town this week making arrangements
for beginning work
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
CITY COUNCIL.
! Treasnre~ Grtfiah's txrceipts Edwin IT.
kershaAv. HMrhor Masfar.

! Tronsur@r GrifiAh's N~ceipts Edwin IT
/ K@rsnaw, Harbor Master.
City Council met last night City
Treasurer Griffith reported the balance
In bank to current expenses, &4S, ALL i6
special, $4,000; received from Edmund
Mitchell, Jr., $13. 150 John ]. Mealey
SO, $50; Thomas Johnson, S. e. F. Kane
$3.50; Patrick Dillon, $50; VIII
liam B. Hyland, 1914.
Mayor Harrington presented the sec
ond annual report of William " Swig-
gstt, chief of police. Mr.. Baugh's
motion to refer the report TO the Print
ing Committee to have IL printed, wat
carried. A summary of the report will
be found elsewhere.
The regular report of Clerk Of NUM-
cipal Court Hyland was received and
filed.
A communication was received from
the Board of Port Wardens unanimously
recommending Edwin F. Kershaw for
the position of harbor master. The
letter was received and fled
Registrar William H. Lee of the
Board of Health asked for leave of alb
sence for one month and received it. Mr..
Cotton presented his communication
Mr.. Lee has provided substitute.
Michael Costello and Arthur Duncan
asked for a remission Of their fine for
Allowing cattle to run at large. Thsy
stated that the seizure was illegal
Their petition was referred to the Law
and Finance Committees.
The Wilmington Free Baths Associs-
tion invited the City Council to attend
the opening Of the free baths on Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Council de-
cided to attend.
Mr. Cotton presented resolution that
an order for SIC, 600 be drawn, in favof Of
Inc Lobdell Car Wheel Company, for
tne ecently purchased Eden Park prop
erty. All the papers have been com
pleted. The resolution was carried
Mr.. Cotton gave notice Of an amendment
concerning the payment Of bills against
the city. The third reading of the auc-
tioneer ordnance was laid over for one
week.
Mr.. Baugh nominated Edwin y. Ker-
shaw as harbor master. On motion Mr.
Baugh cast the vote of Council for Can
tain Kershsw.
Mr.. Baugh msved the appointment OF q
special committee of three to report on
new rules. The motion was carried and
- = O. e apPOlutSu Mebhr9. b6ugn,
Cotton and McKenney.
The following bills were allowed: Es.
tate Of Henry Eckel, $37. so; Bridget
Joyce, &17; w. H Hartlove, 81. 25; r.. j.
Walsh, & Co., 81 20; M. Megary d Son.
sos 90; John E. Gormley, e5; Il. A.
Brown, 81 20; J. a. Beggs a Co., a25. 90
Thomas Davidson, ~ cents; John M.
solomon, $500; Daniel McKen-
ney $So o5 Francis P. Dillin. s17.54.
Daniel A. Forrest, &84 5O' J.
Y Carlisle & Co., $1ss1; A. @. Sterling,
80; Hannah Wood. g. so; George W.
Gray, SO 90: l. F. Belts, 40 cents James
e. Writ. 81; DR. E. g. Shortlidgs. S1o;
N. F.. Kelley, IS; johnson d
BArnhill, $11; Burke q Stanley, 81 so !;
William Dollard, $45; Michael Jarly,
"a so; Every Evening Printing Com
pany, Sl994; Republican Printing and
Publishing Company. $3.50: 6. II.
Thomas & Co.. IS 80; Joshua Pyle. So.
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
Dangerous Swings.

An officer in the West End Park said
last evening THE swings in this park
are not safe, and the lives Of those who
venture on them are in danger. In the
first place they have not been made to
swing smoothly and 8 person unac-
customed to use them is liable to be in
jured. A young man was thrown off the
other day and left unconcious for several
minutes. But the greatest danger is in
the liability Of the swings breaking,
which they may do at any moment. The
park commissioners would do well
TO investigate this matter. Life and limb
are in danger and the only remedy is to
have the swings taken down, and either
disused or put up in such q way that
the danger will be mltigated "
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
CoIored People Al Brandvwina

The United Brethren of Railroad Por-
ters had an immense time at its reunion
at brandywine Springs yesterday, and
II was estimated that nearly z. 900 people
were there. The crowd that left Baiti
more early in the day was SO large that
several people were injured while board
ing the train, and one woman
was caught beneath the cars and
almost crushed to death. Eigh-
teen coaches, filed with Baltimore
and Washington railroad porters and
their friends, arrived during the day, and
Large crowds went from Philadelphia and
inns city. In the afternoon, the Star
1iants, q tne-looking base ball team from
this city played club from Baltimore
and after hot contest, succeeded in de-
festing the latter by score Of 9 60 8.
The exeursionists returned late last
night.
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
ErnursIon 10 Isnhnhnt,,.

The p, w. & B. R. r. ran an excur-
sion train to Rehoboth and Ocean City
yesterday. Very few persons went from
this city or the stations along the route
until the train reached Milford At this
place The excursion of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, numbering 200 persons,
filed into the cars for Rehoboth. At
Georgetown, the excursion Of st. Paul's
2. = Sunday school boarded the train
making the total number of
excursionists 400. Nearly every
one went to Rehoboth. Several promi-
nent persons were registered at the
Bright House, among whom were Judge
J. w. Houston Of Dover, Robert g.
Houston, Esq, Of Georgetown; Mrs. r.
G. Anderson Of Dayton, o.; A. A. Glib
son, Esq, Of Denver, Col. James s.
Davis, ESQ.,, Q H. Eerring, Esq. s. ].
Abbot, Esq, w. J. johnson, ESQ. Of
Washington, D. O., and Dr. Il. Hickman
OF Philadelphia The return train arrived
In this city at 1915 o'clock last evening.
Evening journal., 1890-07-11
MARINE MATTERS.

The yacht Alicia will make trial OF
speed, probably on Monday.
The schooner Dan cleared this port
yesterday afternoon.
Captain Grantland, Of this city.
started on three days fishing trip
down the bay this morning.
The schooner Sarah ]. Fleming win be
hauled out on the marine railway at
hoore's shipyard on Monday.
The tug Fidget was discharged from
the marine railway at the Jackson and
sharp oompany's ship-yard to-day.
The steamer Benwick, which was dam
aged badly by some cars running into IT,
while lying at its wharf, on Wednesday
is being repaired and painted. She is
being loaded with cars by the Jackson
and Sharp Company.