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Evening journal., 1892-07-15
THs LIBERAL MAJORITY.
It Is Now Six, hut Gladstone Says II
VIII Swell TO FIFTY.

IL Is Now Six, hut GiudstDnn| Says 1t
WIN Swell TO FIFTY.
LONDON, July 15-Mr. Gladstone and
party arrived in Braemar Mr. Gladstone
looks a tilne iadod, but snys that he expects
a majority Of fifty. He is evidently NOR
titled by the result in Midlothian. During
the journey he constantly referred 10 tho
subject, aud deplored the fact that any SEQ
tion of Liberal Scotchmen should set re-
ligious bigotry above the principles Of JUS
tice 90 Ireland.
lt is said that sermons were preached
against Mr. Gladstone in almost every Es-
tahlished church In Midlothian last Sunday,
and il cannot be doubted that the church
question was the chief factor in the contest.
When the news that Mr. Gladstone's ma
jority was but 900 was first received ct
Dalmeny park his followers would not ac-
oept il as true.
The totals, 80 far as The returns have been
received, show 2is Conservatives 2S5 Lib
erals, 80 Liberal Unionists 81 anti-Parnell.
ties, parnellites. Total opposed TO home
rule 2S7; Gladstone's adherents, 203. Net
Liberal gain, "a.
A dispatch from Dublin states that at a
meeting OF a select circle of Liberals held
in London the announcement was made
that the home rule bill would be postponed
by agreement with the Irish party, in order
that some big reform measure may be Ia.
troduced In the coming parliament
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
cITY NEWs IN eRleF.

The grand officers Of the Heptasophs went
20 landenberg yesterday and Installed new
officers.
1t Is said that there IS an unusually large
number of perch and Cape May goodies iu the
waters OF the Brandywinc.
The fishing schooner a Foster left the
dock of the Harlan and llollngsWurth Com
pany last night for New York.
About thirty citizens went to Coatosville
last night 20 attend q lawn party in that town
given by the Presbyterian Church.
John NJ. Rogers has presented the Water
Department with picture Of the old waste
gate Of the first dam OF the Brandywine
race.
The BrOwnson and J.. w Riley Clubs OF
Philadelphia will play game of baseball az
the Front and Union street grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
The lines were laid yesterday for two
houses for Albert Thatcher at Sixth and Har-
rison streets. William H. Foulk g. Son are
the builders.
The pusey and Jones Company on Wodnes-
day shipped three carloads of machinery to
the NJ. and w. III. Nixon Paper Company OF
Manayunk, Pa.
The Patriotic Order, Sons Of America and
the National Guards, IL is announced, viii
parade on Columbian Day, thus swelling the
number of men who viii march to 10000
Eugene NJ. sayers, city tax collector for
the Southern district, has turned over 20 city
Treasurer Adams S25.u01 for the past week
and Edmund Mitchell Jr., OF the Northern
district has turned over e3l,1O0 for the same
period.
25c hose for l9c. or three pair for Soc. al
II IT, George a. Cos, 2O2 Market street
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

state Auditor Dulaney is in this city to-day.
Miss Emma Aydon has been visiting friends
in Dover.
w. II. Holmes is at the St. Nicholas Hotel,
New York city.
George A. Kirkman Is at the Plaza House,
New York city.
Levi c. Bird is spending his vacation at
Warm Springs, Va
Misses Lula Elliott and Maud $. Gricr are
the guests of Mrs. John :. Collins IN Dover
Miss Nellie j. Springer aud Jesse j, Hick-
man have returned home from visit 20
Cheyney, Pa, friends.
Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter and Mrs.
Conroy of Philadelphia arc guests Of Mrs.
Manuel Richcnherger.
Ex-Attorney-Ge General John Biggs and wife
have zone to Colorado Springs, Col, to join
Hon George v. Massey and family
s. r. Estes, salesman for Hamburger
clothing house. will leave town next sunday
/ morning on a weeks vacation, visiting Wash
/ ington and other points of interest
Misses Grace aud Sarah Ferry, and Thomas
! Curlev. John h. Garry and son, II n. trant1
/ John Mulvena, wife and family, r. II. Baker
/ and Miss y. g.. Thompson are among the NJ ~
mingtoniaus stopping at the Westminster
/ Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs Frank r. Heaton and sister. Miss Liz
] zie Kirk. left this city this morning Tor a
months visit 70 Waverly, Baltimore county
/ Nd,
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AsToRls REPoRTEp pEATH.
The Conspiracy Was Hatched In New
York Confedcrates In London.

The Conspiracy Was Hatched I'm New
York Confedcrates In London.
LONDON, July l5.--Sir james kergusson,
the postmaster general, has given the Astor
family authority 20 inspect all the cable dis
patches that have been filed in London re-
Gently The investigation Of the false re-
port Of Mr.. Astors death thus far points
unmistakahly 10 the fact that the originators
of the plot were in New York, with con-
federates here, who have been acting under
frequent cable Instructions.
Mr. Astor's representatives have seen the
original dispatch that was filed here II is
believed that they win ba able 70 identify
all concerned In the plot very soon They
viii make nothing public further in the
matter until they are compelled to. II Is
said that Mr. Albums has intimated that a
public prosecution ia imminent Mr. Ad.
ANS had a long conference with Mr.. Astor
The latter, though his health is improving
Is still confined to the house.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Pennsyivania Railroad

Leave Philadelphia. Market street wharf:
Express, 8 50 A NJ, 2 30, 4 90 and 90 p NJ, week
days Accommodation, 8 90 and 8 20 A NJ 20
and 20 Z NJ. Sundays, Express, 100, s 45,
3 45 A NJ. Accommodation, 20 A NJ, A % p NJ.
Philadelphia a. Reading II. II.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves. weekdays. Express, s 90, 3 90 A NJ,
20l 40OP NJ. Accommodation, 500 A NJ. 3 on,
80 p NJ. Sundays. Express, 8 90, 90 and 10 O0
A NJ. Accommodation, 90 A NJ, 4 30 p NJ.
THE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
The Largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
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REMOVALS.
FOR SALE.

OHILD's COAT FOR SALE FOR WANT
- of use, as good as new. Apply 5Oi West
Eleventh street.
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An nY.teIIeal rrIsoner.

Susan Johns. who WIS held az the Mn
nicipal Court this morning for larceny
was taken with Mysteries while confined
IN the station house House Sergeant
Whann and Turnkey Bird were in
the building and they were attracted
TO her cell by loud cries. They found
her in frenzied state and IL was as
much as they both could do TO keep
her from doing herself injury They
held her for one hour when DR. Baird ar
rived She recovered short time after
ward
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
i erty call on HAWKINS x Co, 1l2 Market
street. No charge unless rented or sold.
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IIer.eH on . An rIntc.

The officers Of the Mccullough Iron
Company emphatically deny that they
are going TO convert their works
into an American tin plate mill
They say the statement made by Solo.
mon Hersey i'm last evenings
Daily Republican was simply
ridiculous. Editor Hersey now has
en opportunity 20 sit on the ruins Of his
editorial tin plate delusion and weeping
because free trade has wiped out another
Wilmington industry
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PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Centreville.- few boxes Of early
peaches shipped from Kent Island wharf
realized $3.50 per box in Baltimore.
When the later and superior fruit is
marketable even higher prices are ex-
pected 10y the growers.
Cambridge-A dwelling house belong
ing to the heirs of Edward Gore, situated
at Big Blackwater bridge, Dorchester
county. was burned about noon Wednes-
day with nearly an its contents The
house was occupied by Pritchett w.
Merdith.
Denton-WIliam S Hobbs, aged about
twenty-five years, and for long time
employed as telegraph operator at Mil
ford. Del, died ON Tuesday morning from
malignant case OF throat trouble.
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CanMeII neduced in RanIL
ADclawnrean Commits suicide.

Oliver ~ Mcbride. who committed
suicide in Frankfort, n Y, yesterday,
whose self-destIuction was telegraphed
to Chief of Police Francis last night, is
supposed to have lived in Camden, Del,
aud not in this city as was thought The
patrolmen have searched the city
but none of the families of that name
appear TO have known the dead man.
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IIEIl.


CRAIG In this city. on the 18th instant.
Mary Ann Craig. aged Il years
IYNCH.-In this city, on the lith instant,
Catharine. daughter Of George and Lizzie NJ.
Lynch, aged months.
AfEEKAM-In this city, on the lith instant,
Thomas Gilbert Mccknm. infant son OF VIII
liam and Barbara Meekam, aged months
and rs days
MERRICK.-O July IA, 1892 Sarah, widow
of John Morrick.
MOODN.-At Delaware City, on July l3,
1882 Robert A. Moody. aged ls years.
OGLE.-On July 10, Thomas NJ Ogle, aged
20 years
PEOpLES.-At South Bend. Indiana, sun
day night. July 10, Samuel A. Peoples.
SHRIVER.-In this city, ON July II. Eltinge
Feree, son of Frank w. and Lulu Gregg
Shriver. aged 10 months.
SAIITH.-Mabel y. Smith, daughter Of viii
liam S. and Lille NJ. Smith, aged . months
and days.
STOOPS.-On the llth instant, Josephine
daughter of William II. and Annie Stoops
Don't forget TO go TO Atlantic City via Ponns-
grove and Woodbury. on Sunday. Boat leaves
King street wharf at $50 a. m. arriving at
Atlantic City 10 10 "a. m. Leaves Atlantic
City at $50 p. IN. arrive at Wilmington, e.u1
p. m.
s25 600 worth Of goods viii be sold below
cost. compelled to sell ia order TO clear store
NJ DonahOe, No. l106 Scott street.
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She wa. Hnmnn nnrrare.

On the Delaware railroad train which
left here at $40 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. was little colored girl with a tag
attached, showing her destination TO be
Chestertown. In her pocket a written
request was found asking the conductor
TO place her ON the right train when
theY stopped at CLAYTON.
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Iawver nayes and the "Bike. %

Walter II. Hayes, the popular young
lawyer, had 'head-on' collision with a
''festive bike last evening on Ninth
street. between Monroe and Adams
streets. Mr. Hayes sustained a severe
bruise on the leg, but he got revenge by
knocking three spokes out of the wheel
and unsetting The cvcler.
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Tno Ionr nranch 10 IcnVe.

The steamer City of Long Branch will
leave for Trenton, ~ j., to-day From
there She will go to New York The
steameris a stern wheeler, and is very con
venient for excursions. Captain Mac
Intyre says he never had on board a more
orderly set of fremen than those he took
out last night.
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LOST AND EorND.

L OsT-RED SETTER PUP FROM THE
I 4 vicinity of Tenth and Walnut street with
the name of W. l.. Dennis on name plate. Lib
eral reward if returned 90 IN East Tenth 81.
i OsT OR sTOLEN-A FOX TERRIER
/ 4 dog slim built with leather collar. A
liberal reward If returned 10 A. r.. rArUM,
near Silvcrbrook or 5. w. corner Third and
Orange.
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AGAINST FREE SILVER.
congressman Causey Casts His Vote
Arnlnsi the SilNer INings of the Me.i.

Congressman Causey Casts His Vote
Against the silver Kings of the West.
Congressman Causey, after serious
and protracted illness. is convalescent.
He returned 60 Washington on Wednes-
day in time TO vote against the Free
Silver bill.
Mr. Causey was taken IN at Chicago
the morning after the all-night session OF
the convention Strange to say. the
physician called by the hotel people was
the same who attended Emmons Blaine,
and he informed Mr. Causeys friends
that he was suffering from the same
trouble of which Mr.. Blaine died. That
was alarming, but, by careful nursing.
he was brought around and reached his
home In Milford ON JnlN 3
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rhe nInnetnrr conference.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Russia has noti-
fed the United States Of her acceptance OF
the invitation TO participate in the interna-
tional monetary conference. With Russia's
acceptance all the countries Of Europe
which were invited have sent formal ac-
reptances. The matter will now be laid be-
lore congress
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
warships al New London.

NEW LONDON, Conn, July i5.-The Con-
cord and the flagship Philadelphia Of the
North Atlantic squadron, joined the Man
tsuomoh in New London hnrbor, making
FIVE naval vessels now at this station, the
other two being the training ships James
town and Constellation.
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Tic Oiympics 10 PLAY Here.

The Rockford Club Of this city and the
Olympic Club of Philadelphia viii play q
game Of ball at the Scheutzen Park tc-
morrow afternoon Donahue and Manuel
will be in the points for the Rockfords.
The visiting team is a strong one and a
close game is expected
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The French Leaving Canada.

MONTREAL, July l5-The exodus of
French Canadians from this province to the
u'citsd States is enormous. TIE pFiRoiFsl
easss X the difficulty experienced " So
c@usdiaus in finding market Ter thoi-
nrodurts
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wanted Hlm 10 Move on tho rarti.

WmTEsviLLE, Ind, July 10. - Frank
Wren has been arrested forhanging bunch
of switches upon the doorlSnob of the resi-
dence OF Rev. Mr.. jacobs, n universalist
minister and placing up warning that the
minister had better move on the earth.
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nwicI,hnm nnd IInbbnrd ResIrn.

HARTFORD, July Captain c. H. Wick
ham, Of the Hartford City guard, has ro-
signed, and the resignation OF Lieutenant
Hubbard, Of the same company, has been
forwarded, having been demanded by
Colonel Burdett
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nls ncnth ~ AorldentnI.

Coroner Sparks yesterday investigated
the death of Joseph Dangelio who fell
from the hay NOW of Mrs Henry Du-
Points barn on Wednesday afternoon.
He gave a certificate Of accidental death.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15


Anthony" Wayne.
lSl5-Napoleou Bouaparte surrendered himself
70 Captain Maitland Of the Bellerophon.
ISL Death of Baroness de Staol.
1855 Birthday OF Hon. Thomas @. platt
ls34-samuel Taylor Coleridge, English poet
died.
lSn- Birthday Of William G. Whitney.
lS7i-Thomas Lincoln c'Tad"), son of the pres
ident, died at Clifton House, Chicago,
aged rs.
lsS3-"Tom Thumb Charles Haywood STRAIT
toni, famous dwarf died at tMiddleborough.
Mass, aged 45.
ls9O-The new Croton aqueduct opened.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
Indu.trr Lodre Esenr.lon.

Industry Lodge, a. o. IT, W., viii go
to Coney Is land, August Is, on its usual
summer exc ursion. Tickets for the trip
viii cost 81. 80. Il is anticipated that
many people viii take the trip.
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Mrs. Harrison still Improves.

LOON LAKE. N. y, July 15.-Mrs. Ben
iamin Harrison continues to improve in
health The president will return to the
mountains as soon as congress adjourns.
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Tired of Farnhurst.

Miss Dougherty, seamstress at the
Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst
has resigned Her successor has moi
been appointed.
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-. mann Mn PnIson HimaeIf.

BuFFALo, July l5-'Dann win never 60
10 prison TO serve ont a sentence said one
of the bankers friends. He viii poison
himself first"
Evening journal., 1892-07-15

The house devoted its time TO conference
reports on appropriation bills, the legisla-
tive, naval, diplomatic and consular bills be-
ing agreed @. The principal item Of con-
tention was the retention Of the appropria-
ton Of S4.O00,OOO for new battleship and
$4,000 for a naval display at Hampton
Roads next fall each being finally retained.
Mr.. Fellows, Of New York, made a most
effective speech in favor Of the new ship,
which received merited attention and ap-
plause. The house then adjourned.
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Caught In The Act.

NEW HAVEN, July l5.-Ralph A. Ford,
twenty-one years of age, was caught In the
act Of passing forged check on the Yale
National bank
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HFIP wANrnD.

/ 4 Equitable Life of New York. only repre-
sentative women need apply. Exccllent terms
To solicitors. ANSON A. MAHEk. General
Agent. Equitable Building.
WANTED. - FIFTEEN Statesmen.
w Apply this evening between and 5
O'Clock. No. 59e shipley street.
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Inmnsd Into NIarnra FalIs.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July l5.-A young
msn named Noble Kenney jumped into the
American falls at Prospect Point
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THE ORIOLE,

NATHOMING.
w NO. 10 SOUTH LAFAYETTE STREET,
Cape May City, n. j.; near new depot. En-
larged and renovated. Terms reasonable;
MRS. A. FOSTER.
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Tnlchesler nonch.

The most popular one-day excursion Don't
forget the date, July ". Special train leaves
pennsylvania station. Wilmington. $40 n. m.
Grand sail down the bay. All amusements
on the beach.
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Besides the Worlds Fair $4,000. 900. the
Senate Taciss ON over $4,000. 900 and
sends II to the Houses Sherman Wants
the sherman silver Law Repealed.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15

Another hot spell means
another rush for thin Clothing.
We're not ovetstocked with
Summer Clothing, though
we've got plenty for present
demands. Our prices have
been unusually low on these
goods. So low that we've
done the bulk of the Summer
Clothing business in the city.
Better come soon for any kind
of choice.
Mohair Coats and Vests 50 co.
Drab de etc Coats and Vests 50 co.
Alpaca Coats 81 60
Alpaca Coats 50 co.
Alpaca Coats 81 80.
Wash Office Coats 25c.
A few Seersucker Goats and
Vests, small sizes only, rs
cents for the two.
Negligee Shirts and Wash
Ties.
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$4,000 worth Of goods win be sold below
cost. compelled to sell ia order 10 clear store
NJ DonahOe, No. 1908 Scott street.
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N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Friday, July Is, 1882.
Meetings For This Evening.

Clayton Loan Association.
81. Johns Chapter. r. A. NJ.
Fairfax Lodge, L. o. o. f.
Columbia Lodge, !. o. o. f.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of p.
Delaware Tribe, I. o. r. NJ.
st. Georges Castle, x. G.. +.
Wilmington Castle, X. G.. e.
Brandywine Castle. x. G.. E.
Humboldt Castle. X. G.. e.
Washington Council, o. U. A. NJ.
John A. Logan Camp, S. Of V.
Laurel Council, U. f. of A.
Friendship Conclave, $. w. NJ.
Brandywine Lodge, S. Of IL.
Temple Council, L. Of r. c.
Star of Bethlehem, l.. o. l..
Camp D, p. o. s. of A.
Journeymen Stone Masons' Association.
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EOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
Il reliable companies al lowest rates, call
on HAWKINS q co. ZIP Market street.
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- rire,nnn .Inmns nrerhnnrd.

QUARANTINE, S. l.. July ia fireman
on tha steamship Aller committed suicide
By jumping overheard.
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EEDs' COTTAGE,
HOUSE,
THE ELDREDGE,

TINHE EIUITDVIl
1 No. Is SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE. IS
10 Sl2 per week; Sl5O TO $500 per day. Every
facility for guests. House enlarged. having
large airy rooms
MRS. E. }. ELDREDGE, Proprietor.
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Clearing House. -

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks A
the clearing house to-day "ere; Total, $50.
$685.. balance, S;0.62l.n
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MOONS PHASES.
Length of To-day.
The weather.

Indications for the Middle States to-day.
Clear weather win prevail with nearly sta-
tionary followed by slowly rising tempera-
ture and continued danger of sunstrokes and
prnstratiOns in this section. On Saturday In
both sections warmer, more sultry and clenr
weather win probably prevail with light
southerly winds, and some maximum temper
ature as high as. or exceeding 90 degrees, fol-
lowed by local showers near the lakes and
eastward; and on Sunday, fair weather, with
slightly lower temperature.
The maximum temperatures registered On
degrees FahrcnhciU at the following places
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This Date in History July 10.

1856 The first Quakers ar
riged in Bostoa aud were
uzfInly received"
i6s5- Tho Duke OF Monmouth.
protestant champion"
beheaded for rebellion
Ir against James II; this was
followed by the Bloody
Assize," which made the
name Of Judge Jehreys
infamous.
l.T6 Stony Point captured by
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New York Herald Forecasts The warm
wave I'm the West and Southwest extended
yesterday as far east as the Alleghonies 10
Will advance northcHstcrly to-day and cause
by the Afternoon slow rise of temperature In
this section and New England. and further
rise tomorrow with dangers of sunstrnkes
and prOstrations on both days, but especially
fU-fuorrnE
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philadelphia a. Reading II. II.
THE MANSION.
A UBURN HOUSE,
OVERS HOTEL,

10 S. GEORGIA AVENUE. Boarding by
~ ' MRS. r. B. LEEDS, Proprietress.
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CAPE MAY POINT.

THE CAPE HOUSE
1 AT THE SUMNER CAPITAL.
Under entirely new management All modern
improvements Every advantage. Hot and
cold sea water baths. Table the very best.
Terms moderate. Safe surf bathing.
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Corner ATLANTIC and GEORGIA AVE
JOHN A. EvERs, Proprietor.
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HOTEL ALLEN,

Corner of PACIFIC and ARKANSAS AVE
NUES., near the beach; accommodations
frst-class; reasonable rates.
w. S. ALLEN. Proprietor.
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ss---ls. 200 p. m. for Penns-
l-.-.---- grove.
Boat leaves Wilmington at 200 q. m. ana
1.31, 40, and 7l5 p. N. for Pennsville. The
4.lO D. m. boat from Wilmington connects az
bOldn for Salem, Delaware City, New Castle.
Saturday only leave Penn3ville 0.30 y. IN.
On SUNDAY
Boats leave Wilmington at7.3o a. m. for
pennsgrove and Atlantic City. At o.i5 a. m.
for pennsgrove. Pennsville, and Lincoln Park.
Fare TO Lincoln Park including admission,
excursion, 5Ocl LEO p. m. for Lincoln Park.
l3O D. m. for pcnnsgrOve and Pennsville. o.5o
p. IN. pennsgrove. S.l5 p. m. Pennsgroye.
Boats leave pennsgrove ut 6.25 and 500 a. m,
4 % and 1855 d. m. for Wilmington Boat leaves
pennsville at HOO a. m. and 3.3Op. IN. for VIII
mington Boat leaves Lincoln Park at 200
and $50 %. m. for Wilmington. The 7,al p. m.
boat from Wilmington connects with the
steamer Thomas Clyde" daily for Woodland
/ Beach. Boat win meet the clyde" ON its re-
/ turn trip for Wilmington.
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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EXCURSIONS.

A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER OUTrNGl
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
FERRY COMPANY.
Boats leaves King Street Wharf.
ATLANTIC CITY and LINCOLN PARK
On Sunday.
PENNSGROVE and PENNSVILLE
Dafiv
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FIRE INSURANCE

25c hose for l9c. or three pair for Soc. at
II II. Georgc y COS. 2u2 Market street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
TO RETALIATE ON CANADA.
A Message on the Subject Expected Fror
the President.

A Message on the Subject Expected From
the President.
1t is understood that the President will sub
init message to Congress this week upon the
subject of reciprocity between the United
States and Canada. The most important feature
Of the message will be a Recommendation
to Congress to impose tolls upon Canadian YES
sells passing through the Sault Ste Marie chan
mel This action is proposed in retaliation for
the tolls levied upon American vessels passing
through the weiland canal
The message will also submit the report Of
the conference held between Messrs. Thomp-
son and Upper, representing the Canadian
government, and Secretary Blaine and Gen.
Jno. w. Foster.
The course of the Canadian commissioners.
Messrs Thompson and Tupper, in relation to
ernment against United States vessels,
demonstrates that their authority was quite
limited. and that they have been powerless TO
carry out promises which they we're UNDER
stood to have made before leaving Washing
ton At one Of their meetings. il 10 said. Sec
retary Blaine made q vigorous protest against
the continuance Of the practice of charging
sells passing through the wslland andD u. Law
renee canxlR His statement Of the case
was 20 convincing that the visitors practically
could make no defense, and promised, accord
ing 10 the understanding Of Secretary Blaine
and Gen. Foster, to have the practice discon-
tinued with the opening Of the season this
year. So far 20 the officials here have been
dian authorities and IL Il fsit that the time has
como for the United States 10 retaliats, 10 some
extent at least, for the discrimination enforced
against United 6taoes veaDels By Canada