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Evening journal., 1892-06-10

Why? It's a short story.
Buyers have found the place
to buy proper Clothing at low
prices-popular prices, lower
in some instances than whole
sale prices. Yes, proper Clo-
thing-proper cloth, proper
trimmings, proper sewing,
proper fitting, proper styles,
and best of all, proper prices.
We believe the people are on
the lookout for the really good
thing at lowest prices.
Isn't it true, and does it re-
quire eyeglasses to determine
that we sell at lower prices.
You ought to sec the assort-
ment of $40 Mems Suits. Turn
EN- inside out and look at the
trimmings, and see the work
manship. You see just how
much money there's to be
saved.
One of the brightest Suits i.
our special Clay Diagonal
Dress Suit. Prices not above
the ordinary every day Suit
SIS.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
ID rInN Tmn Gnmc..

The Rockford Base Ball Club has two
games scheduled for tomorrow AT .
o'clock il will play the War
rem Athletic Club at Front and
Union streets and at o'clock
will play the Columbias at Scheutzen
Park AT the first game Langston and
Hinlyle viii be the battery and later.
Manuel and Donohoe viii De in the points
The Rockfords have not lost a game
during the season and expect TO win to-
morrow and keep up their good record
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
WYE CAN SUIT THE

WYE CAN SUIT THE
wv most fastidious person
in style and prices in
Clothing, as we have the most
magnificent stock of any Clo-
thing house in Wilmington.
lust look at our $40 Suits.
They are certainly beautiful.
We have them in homespuns,
corkscrews, cassimeres, serges
and in fact every description of
goods. Our stock of Trousers
is complete. We can sell you
good pair of Pantsfor SI.5o,
that other stores get 50. so for
We have just received a lot
of Children's Suits which we
are selling at $I.75. They are
cheap at S2.75. Our Boys
and Youths departmentiswell
stocked with all the approprl-
ate styles and colors for this
seasons wear. Just come and
look at our stock. If you do
not care about buying we will
show you through cheerfully.
We guarantee you saving of
from ST. to S. on every Suit.
Our expenses are small. We
do not have to pay the large
rents the uptown stores pay.
SO there you have the secret
how we can sell cheaper than
any house in Wilmington. Buy
of us once and you will be a
steady customer.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
PERSONAL PARAeRAPHs.

senator George Gray is in this city to-day.
W. N. Truitt of Milford was in this city
yesterday.
ton yesterday.
Miss I.llie Steele Of Newark is the guest OF
Mrs. h. H. Dilworth.
Mrs +. G. Hardcsty and daughter will go 10
Railway, N. j., tomorrow.
Misses Fannie Lapier and Mary Stepto OF
Wilmington are visiting friends In Camden
for woek.
Miss Lidio Iatimer and Miss Jennie Iafi-
met have gone 10 frankfdrd. Pa. TO visit their
friends for few days
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Tho Chief Conspieuously Absent.

There are no developments i'm the
Stroud Blackburn case to-day. The chief
has been confined TO his home
at intervals for the past two days
from nervous excitement OF some other
cause AK be is not ~ his place In the
police station lie has decided 60 remain
quiet oa the matter and says
that no has besri misqHoted and
many stories have been put before the
public which are false. He still declares
his mnocencp of the charge
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
nn.r ANnmnn nIrn IIn,rer.-

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
Dover. June 10-Yesterday being
Flower Mission Day the ladies of the
w. c. Il. u. accompanied by the several
ministers of the town proceeded to the
Jail with flowers and refreshments and
distributed them among the prisoners
After leaving here they took hacks and
carriages TO the almshouse, with the
same gifts as to the Jail Here special
services were held, participated in by
all present A large number were also
present from Camden and Wyoming
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

all OF whom be
lieved that the @te
Of President Har
rison and ex Sec
retary Blaineis Is
presidential aspira
tions was soon tc
be decided. Dur.
ing the story
was passed from
mouth to mouth
that the Blain G
movement had col.
lapsed, that his
mama would NOT
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
CITY NEWs fN BRIEF.

"A meeting of the Garfield Monument Asso-
citation was held last night, Nothing definite
was done.
Last night II. G. Neimann was elected first
lieutenant and Quarteruaster Sergeant b.
Frank Handy second lieutenant of Troop b,
n. g. ID.
John g. Gallagher and William Foulk left
supreme Lodge. A. o. I. W., which conyenes
next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
IN. I,lrk Mn Not Mlthdrnw.

Joseph II Kirk. the candidate for tho
Democratic nomination for coroner called
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office this
morning aud stated that some of his
enemies had circulated the report that he
had withdrawn from the contest. Mr.
Kirk stoutly denied that he had ever
thought of Withdrawing, and that he is
I'm the race until the windows 60 down
20 morrow evening
Two years ago, when Mr.. Kirk ran for
the first time, he received one of tho
largest votes ever polled by a
nominee for coroner, having over 300
plurnlitv
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
MoOMls PHAsES.
Length of To-dav.
The Meather.

Indications for the Middle States to-day
Partly cloudy to fair weather Will prevail,
preceded by rain on the coasts, with nearly
stationary. followed by rising temperature,
light to fresh and variable winds. On Satur-
day in both sections warmer, fair weather
will probably prevail. with sOutherly winds,
followed i'm this section by a warm wave,
and on Sunday warmer, fair weather.
New York Herald FOrecasts.-Ihe warm
waven in the southwest extended yesterday
with maximum temperatures of or exceeding
lOl degrees fahrenheit as far north as Dodge
CITY. Kan, and maximum of 50 degrees al
Memphis This wave will probably advance
slowly eastward, and be felt considerably ID
This section from tomorrow until Monday
mia
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
rrIrhlan.a Id q nIcrcl..

Bessie McElroy,a daughterOf Milton II.
McElroy of the firm of w. b. Clerk q Co..
was thrown from her carriage yesterday
afternoon. Tho accident resulted from
the pony becoming frightened at IA
bicycle. DIR. Draper was called and see
ing that she was not seriously hurt, he
sent her home
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
rI.Iermen nn,e Lo.l mea,IIr.

At / o'clock this morning the shad
fishing season on the Delaware was closed
by law Only one outfit was on the river
yesterday and this boat brought i'm only
three shad Nearly every man who
stalSed any money in this industry this
year ia now about 800 out, beside all his
labor. The scarcity Of shad throughout
the entire season, cannot be accounted
for One thing is assured, however, and
that is that there will be fewer fishermen
from New Castle next year.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
To Wear Badges.

The Board of Health have
ordepd two badges 90 be used
by the officers FOR the house to-
house inspection, from Sherwin q Son.
The badge will be Ia the shape of "A
shield with the words Health Officer
City Of Wilmington, Delaware inscribed
upon them The badges viii be ready
and will be given TO the officers on Mon
InN
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

tion was then adopted admitting Grano
Army veterans TO the hall and vacant seats
A communication from Htusville, Pa.
stating that the convention had over
shadowed its disaster and asking that the
people of the country be notified through
public announcement in the convention OF
the terrible loss of life and suffering from
flood and fire at Oil City and Titusville, was
read.
The Contested Cases.
The convention then agreed TO hear aver
bal resort from the credentials committee.
Chairman Coggswell representing the ma
ioritv Of the committee. The report rec
commended that the national committee b,
sustained as to es votes and not sustained
as to II votes, thus unseating seventeen
delegates given seats temporarily. The net
result politically was gain Of about ~ votes
to Harrison as compared with the tempo
rary roll. Wallace, Of New York, made Q
minority report as TO Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana, keeping 10 Harrison vote.
out of the convention. Mr.. Coggswell moved
that the majority report be accepted as 9
whole. Chauncey I. Fiiley, Of st. Louis
asked that the minority report be adopted
He entered into a long statement Of tho
facts in the case.
Mr.. Massey, Of Delaware, sustained th'
majority report. Mr.. knight, Of California
said it was notorious that collector Of IN
ternal revenue and two or three United
States marshals thwarted the viii Of tn
people Of Alabama. "Let this Fedora
brigade keep their hands off, !" he shouted
and the hall re-echoed with applause.
Mr.. Bethea, of Illinois, next gave tn
majority view Of the case. In the course o
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Has The Chief f,esirncle

There was a rumor current this after
noon that Chief Blackburn had resigned
as the the outcome of the Stroud matter,
but the officers around the station house
had heard nothing of the matter AS the
chief could not be found and Mayor
Wiley is ont of town the rumor could
not be verified
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
pbIInIcInI,In Vi.itors.

Fame Castle. Knights Of Mystic Chain,
of this city. was visited by Mizpah Castle
No 50 OF Philadelphia last night. The
visitors came on the Pennsylvania rail
roads yacht w j. Latta, and they nam-
bered seventy-fyar The William Reed
Fife and Drum Corps furnished the
sttuaie
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Thinrs Mnrlh knowing.

Fresh butter. 10. Is and aoc at Thompson's
See the teas.c0flee and pure spices az boyle'e.
Try Sea Gull Baking l'owdar,5c ,Ihompeon's.
Go 90 Shaws for Camel Shoes We e.fcr you
The latest, and tho first Camel skin shoe In tho
market. IL fits the foot and around the ankle
Ike o glove. It's the old mans shoe for
comfort and the young mans for the latest
style. Call and see them.
Mackerel. very nice all sizes, rhompson's.
New crop fancy n. o. Molnsscs. J. + Boyle s.
Root Beer at IhOmpsons. two bottles 25c.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Assessor Hanre Refunds.

James b. Hance, assessoro of New Castle
hundred. has returned to the Levy Court
sol o., the amount overpaid him ON June
z. ON account of the assessors allowance.
They drew him am order ON Tuesday for
$500. while the amount due WAS only
S238. 9S
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
WOLFE TURNS UP AGAIN
Found Nearly Dead at the
Brunswick, Philadelphia.
HE SAID THAT HE WANTED TO DIE.

Legal End Of the shad season Many
Fishermen Have Sustained ueavy
Los ses-New masonic Omccrs-orief In
"a shawtown Home.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE june 1O.-A despatch
from Philadelphia this morning, says
Daniel n. Wolfe, aged % years,of New Castle
Del, who has been missing from bis home
since May 8l, was found In his room at the
brunewck Hotel Broad street above tilhert,
yesterday aftcrnoonsuheringfr from the effects
/ OF chlofofOrm taken with suicidal intent.
Wolfc,who Is addicted To- the chloroform habit
left his home ON Tuesday of last week and
Just where he has boon since cannot be
/ lear ned. but several days ago he went to the
/ brunswick Hotel, where hc was found yester-
/ day afternoon In an unconscious condition. He
] was taken 10 the iiahnemnnn Hospital where
| after considerable difficulty, hc was restored
20 consciousness, and gave his name as Hugh
] Steele of Washington, ID. g., ON being closely
pressed by a special policeman Of the Fifteenth
| and tilbcrt Streets station House, he acknowl.
/ edged that his name was Wolfe and stated
that lac had taken chluroform with suicidal In
tent, through dependency.
lie stated thut he did not drink the drug,
/ but inhaled 10, but the physicians ot the hos
pital say that Is not 10, ms his mouth is burned
hy the ChlOrofOrm. He purchased it In small
quantities at different drug stores, stating
that he wanted Il for toothache, and whom no
had secured sufficient quantity he would
lock himself in his room and give himself up
to IT'S mysterious influence.
The above fully explains the where
abouts of that well-known young man
for the past two weeks. Wolfe, it is
said, has no vice save the one that has
now wrecked him. the chloroform habit
He Is bright and popular young man
and probably the best church organist in
the city. Wolfe contracted the chloroform
habit when only boy. He was a
great sufferer with toothache and this
, was recommended TO him and the only
, relief from his awful pain He tried IL
, and found relief and began 10 use 1t
whenever he had any pain. Thus he fell
+ into a habit which he cannot overcome.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
John Hnrrorfv injured.

John Haggerty was struck by train
and seriously injured last night He was
crossing the 2. w. &B. railroad tracksat
Seventh street when struck cash was
cut on the side of his head and he was
bruised on other parts Of the body. His
injuries were dressed by DR. II. II. First.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
DIes Ancr a Long niness.

Arthur Thomas, colored, who has been
sick for about six months with the dropsy
died this morning He was a
member Of the Knights Tomplar
and this organization viii attend his fun
cral in body. The deceased was 3s
years old and leaves a wife and several
rhildrnn
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Wilmington 0radiuates.

Daniel NJ. Bates. C. 4. Miller RHmford
and Henry T. Pennypacker graduated
from the Penn Charter School
Yesterday. Mr.. Bates delivered an ad-
dress on the Columbian Exposition in
F..anab
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

-DYE.-At No. IA Bennett street,
on the sth instant. by Rev. John FRANCE
Dye of Cecil county, Nd.
DENNIS-DYE.-In this city, on the sth in
stant BY Rev. John France. George B. Dennis,
of this city and Victoria NJ. Dye OF Oecl
county, Maryland
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

his remarks, he said; 81 find You can prove
almost anything from people OF that part Of
the country
This remark was greeted with storm OF
misses from the galleries, and Mr.. Bethea
withdreY his remarks. Mr. Cannon, of llli-
nois, said he would give notice 70 have tho
galleries cleared If the kissing was resumed
"Well vote It down, cried several Of the
delegates
senator Woicott's Speech.
Senator Wolcott was then recognized,
and the convention gave him a warm wei
come. He brought up a feature OF the
presidential fight in a way that caught the
convention hy storm. He said "I hold 10
my hands a list OF l3O office holding Repub
leans Nine-tenths Of them live in states
where there is a hopeless Democratic ma
jority." The convention and the galleries
gave yell
Continuing IN the discussion Of federal in
reference in the Kentucky case Mr.. VOL.
colt said: "rhe trouble in this convention
comes not alone from these men, but from
the two or three thousand ofiiceholders who
swarm in the corridor Of the hotel and
haunt the delegates when they ought to be
IA Washington attending to their business. "
Another storm Of applause greeted this
remark, which was intercepted by cry OF
/ 'sSit down.
II won't sit down replied the silver
/ tongued orator from Colorado.
Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, rose 20 re
ply 70 Senator Wolcott. 81 respectfully
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
wed. \ Wilmington Girl.

Robert Bradbury Of Philadelphis. and
Miss Annie Ssarles of this city were
married by Rev o. q. Buddington last
night at No. 907 West Fourth street
After the ceremony the people took a
train for Philadelphia where they will
reside
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
I'M colli.ion ON market Street.

Car No. 80 of the Maryland avenue
line ran into wagon belonging TO the
Diamond lee Company at Firth aud
Market streets this morning No damage
VS. done 10 aither vehicle.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
mo NnM neIrrntn..

United Press Despatch TO Evening journal.
MNERAP0LIs, June 10, ll53 a. m.-
Two seats wore given 10 delegates from
Alaska and Indian Territory each, for
the FIRST tims I'm National Convention.
A call of the roll for nominating speeches
was postponed for fifteen minutes to
enable Michigan people TO consult
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
An An...nn rn-ninlt

j. r.. Stoops viii have an auction Of general
merchandise az his old store ON Delaware
street above Union Tonight az 40 O'Clock. All
kinds household goods, lamps harness and
hairacks These things viii positively be
aolO
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
wilmington, Friday, June 10, 1872.
Meetings For This Evening.

Guardian Loan Association.
Delta Chapter, r. A. NJ.
Fairfax Lodge. /. o. o. +.
Columbia Lodge, l. o. o. +.
Canton Delaware, No. p. NJ.
Excelsior Lodge, X. of p.
Delaware Tribe, l. o. r. NJ.
st. Georges Castle, X. e.. f.
Wilmington Castle, X. G.. Il.
Brandywine Castle x. G.. f.
Humboldt Castle, X. G.. r.
Washington Council, o. u. A. Nj.
John A. Logan Camp, ;. of V.
Liberty Lodge, A. o. L. w.
Laurel Council, L. f. Of A.
Friendship Conclave, 5. w. NJ.
Brandywine Lodge, 5. Of ii.
Temple Council. L. of Il. G.
Local Branch 4Ol, Iron Hall.
Camp 3. p. 0. $. OF A.
Journeymen Stone Masons' Association.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Vote for Clewen for Coroner.

II the voters Of New Castle county want 2
Young and active man to fiji the position oi
coroner. who win discharge the trust WITH
care and be a credit TO those who vote ior MN
they must help to nominate eleven lol
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
rn Ahnln llc NnI.nnccs.

The officers Of the Board Of Health are
still on their tour of inspection. They
have found twenty-five nuisances al
ready. and have ordered them abated.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
clearing House.
MARRIED,

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks q
the clearing house to-day Were' lotal' clh''
SIS nl. halnnce. So. .sA1.32
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

II YOU would be on the winning side to-mor-
rowyote for Clewell for Coroner.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
Strawberry FESTIVAL
Owego

Bv the Shields Library Association at the north
west corner of Seventh and Shpley el.1soets 1o
Dancing every evening. Doors open at i.3u.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
HRLP WANTED.

steam Yacht is open for engagements for
excursions for the season.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

MINNEAPOLIS, June l0.-The Republican
national convention which adjourned at
ll:45 a. m. Thursday until s p. m. to give
the credentials committee time to report
reassembled at $50. When Chairman Nc
Kinley raped for order there was an air OF
suppressed excitement among tho delegates
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
r. w. WoIters,
S.W. Cor. I'd and Market Sis.
WILMINGTON, DEL
John MARTIN.
WILMINGTON, DEL

Dealer i'm Fresh shrimp and Fish Bait,
No. 1903 French street. Wilmington, Del.
an Orders Promptly Attended TO. Orders
hy Mail Will Receive Prompt Attention ana
Carefully Packed for shipping.
Leave Your Orders at W. II. HartlOve'si
Third and French Streets.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

The Cherries Are Rotting.
New Castle county cherries are rot
ting. The continued wet weather is the
cause.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10


DOoK AGENTS AND CANvAssERS
ID wanted to take orders for popular work
Highest commission paid. lO5 Market street,
DEPuTIEs AND INSURANCE AGENTS
J wanted for q leading Beneficial Orqef-
Liberal commissions TO good parties, luVo MAT
kct street
4 ADV AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
/ 4 Fouitablo Life Of New York. only repre-
sentative women need apply. Excellent terms
to solicitors ANSON A. MAHER, General
Agent Equitable Building.
WANTED. = TWO GOOD WHEEL;
w wrights. JAMES MILLS, Fourth ana
haliroad avenue.
WHITE COOK: ALSO WHITE NURSE;
w Must have good references. Apply leo'
Market street.
WANTED.
WANTED. . GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
w on country send name and description
u HAWKINS & CO., 7is Market street.
NOTICES.
., E. CORNER FIFTH AND KING
-. streets. Saturday. June IL, VIII be gala
day. Our new tea opening. On thal gay VIII VIII
be given free all you can use Of ouE famous
roof beer Ladies be ON hand, bring yoW
friends and YOU will have grand treat. yea
ON all sides hne cakes endroos per ,oi
saturday, all day.
NroTIcp THE RESIGNATION OF
n Hnrrv pigor election officer, WesterI
district Fourth ward, having been tehueIeu
To and accepted by the County .hNeyu1lN
Committee, the committee has appolhteu 'oili
Kane 20 iin the vacancy.
JOHN i. CALLAHAN, Sec ".
NOTICE 10 COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
n Office OF Dclinouent Tax Collector.
slniS Market street.
All cnuntv taxes for year 1891, not paid by
Tniv tsf viii be collected by Levy with costs
GEORGE }. FlNCk. collector
rTEACHERS ENAMINATION.-.AN EA
j animation for second ana thlru graz
teachers win be held as follows;
MiddletOwn. june Is.
Newark. June "a. ~
Wilmington.J june 20in school bullulhs NO
III. ID. GRIFFIN,
County sunerintendent Of schools.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
NEAR TIE FINISH.
Harrison Men Win Three Vic.
tories at Minneapolis.
THE PLATFORM PRESENTED
II FayOrs Bimetallism and Praises
the President.

No Mention Made OF nIr. Blaine-The
Followers of the Administration Sue
ceed in Their Efforts to Have the Ma.
jority Report of the Credentials Com.
mittee Adopted-The Minority Report
Favored by tho Blaine Men Rejected
by tho Convention-at a Caucus oi
Harrison Men $50 Delegates Pledged
Themselves to support the President
At Washington Mr.. Harrison Seems e
BE Worrying Very Little About tn,
Outcome of the Convention.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10
WANTED.

VXTANTED. - GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
w OF country send name and description
of property % 49,, -,,,,,....
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

UTHITE COOK: ALSO WHITE NURSE;
w Must have good references Apply 1917
Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-06-10

4 ADY AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
/ 4 Equitable Life Of New York. only repre-
sentative women need apply. Excellent terms
IN solicitors ANSON a. MAHER, General
AGENT Eouitnble Building.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Legal Notice.

Martha B,rfIey. whose niaoa Of residence
nnd post Office address is Weldon, Dewitt
eounty, Illinois; Isabella Ward, whose
Place of residence and post office address Is
Clinton. Dewitt county, Illinois, and the
following named persons whose places of
residence and post office addresses are I'M
known, viz: Rober: Craw ford, John Moore.
Robert Moore. jr., Andrew Moore, Mary J.
Harper, William Dolan, John Doltn, Jo-
ecph Dolan, M irsaret Dolsn and Elizabeth
polan, viii cash and all take notice that
on the llth day of March, A. D.. 1892, one
Samuel Moore began an action in the
Common PLEASE Court of lIGcE inI County,
Ohio, against them and Others, praying
Tor the partition of the following described
Peal g tate. situate I'm sad Hooking county,
Ohio, to-wit; The northwest Qusrter OF
Section twenty (20l. Township twelve u2J
Of Range eighteen (Is), ard the west one
half OF the northeast quarter of said Sec.
ton twenty (20), in said Tow1shi land
Range, containing Two Hundred andr
Fifty two f252) acres, more or less.
: The object of said action and the prayer
Of the petition filed therein is for the par
tition Gf said real eSt1tr, and IL that can
not he done, and the sil ire and In tercst Jf
said Samuel MORE therein set Oft la him
in seve.ally then that said real estate MAY
be sold as is required by Jaw.
TO answer in said action ON or before Miy
18th, A. D., 1892.
SAMUEL MOORE. Plaintiff.
By NJ. A. AUGHERTY, his Attorney.
April It'll. lSs1-ti.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
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