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Evening journal., 1893-06-01
SUMMARY OF EARLY NEWS.
Surrender of a Bank-Wreoker-Dr Briggs
Condemned -Ex-Minister Stevens at
San Francisco.

Surrender of a Bank-Wreoker-D Briggs
Condemned -Ex-aIinister Stevens at
San Francisco.
John J. Macfarlane, the fugitive ex-
state senator and the president Of the
wrecked American Life Insurance Com
pany voluntarily surrendered himself in
the morning to the city officers of justice
and was sentenced to four years I'M
prisonment at Cherry Hill He said that
he returned because he preferred to
suffer a punishment that has an end to
one that was unending.
DIR. Briggs Condemned BY the Assembly.
Professor Charles A. Briggs, the pro
fessor in Union Theological Seminary,
was condemned for his teachings by the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. Briggs had been acquitted by
the New York Synod, and the prosecu
ting committee appealed from that yer
dict. The vote resulted 375 to sustain
the appeal and IL against it.
Argument to Restrain Sunday Opening.
Argument was begun in the United
States Court Of Appeals in Chicago,
Judges jenkins, Woods and Crossoup
sitting, on the bill to restrain the opening
of the Worlds Fair gates on Sunday. Mr..
| Milchrist read bis bill and proceeded to
make arguments on its merits.
Ex- Minister stevens Urges Annexation
Ex Minister John L. Stevens arrived at
San Francisco from Honolulu and ex
pressed himself very forcibly on the
| question Of Hawaiian annexation. H'
defended his action in ordering the
troops from the Boston landed and eX
planned the nature of the revolution.
Philadelphia Anairs The New r. NJ.
| W Wilkins Carr took charge of the
post Office. He said he does not propos
to make any changes at once
Director Wiudrim dropped forty mel
from the pay roll of the ex-building com
mission
Armor Tests Before Foreign darin es.
Important tests Of armor for the gov
eminent were smade at Bethlehem in Tn
presence Of officers of the Russian an
Austrian war vessels now lying OF
Philadelphia
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A Teieerapher's Happy Thought.

A telegraph operator at Ssdro. Wash ,
says an exchange, who has grown very
Jired Of answering foolish questions. has
posted the following. written on a type
writer, just outside his Office window
'Notice-4e es, your message will 60 at
once. II viii be sent Immediately. IN
fact, we send all messages as soon as we
can. We know you wish your telegram
sent at once, otherwise you would write
Special Notioe-The Supreme Being only,
can inform you when you will receive a
reply"
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KILLED ON The DELAWARE ROAD.
Joseph l.. Thompson, Formerly of This
City. Run over at Ross's Station.

City. Run over at Ross's Station.
Joseph L. Thompson, formerly a
painter at the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany works, was run over by Della
ware railroan train near Rosss station
yesterday The body was taken TO Sea
ford and put In the charge OF an under
tazer LAST evening the undertaken
sent a message to this city for jnforma
tion regarding tne disposition of the
body, which is terribly mangled, the legs
being nearly severed from the body.
Thompson was about 40 years Of age and
widower He has three children, but the
whereabouts of them is unknown to
their relatives Thompson was addicted
TO drink aud was released from New
Castle Jail only few days Ego. at the
time OF bis death he was trampng with
several comrades.
Charles Thompson, a painter at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
yards, is a brother Of the dead man He
went to Philadelphia this morning tc
consult his sister regarding the burial OF
their brother,
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tent, which is Inhabited by many fair
gypsies who delight in telling fortunes
Another feature is the lemonade we'll
Hyatt's Orchestra played several selee-
tions last night. IL will also be in atten-
dance tonight, when the festival will
close.
Miss Julia Thompson Todd, of Dover,
was married 10 day to James lie Van Sell
fridge, Of Philadelphia, in Wesley NJ. f.
Church. Dover
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nrnI,

BAKER-At the residence Of David Lind
say, on May go, Mrs. Maria l.. Baker.
ELDRlDGE.-On Monday afternoon, May
~ Daniel Eldridce, in the iith year of his age.
HETHERINGION ON,--At Cape MAY, on May
80. Augusta. infant daughter of Lieutenant
j. II. Hetheringion and Bessie hewes heth-
eriugton. aged 9 months.
GARRETT Newark, Del Sarah Eliza
beth Garrett.
SOTTHARD- this city. evening of May
80. stephen $. Southard, I'm bis slth year.
WOOTEhS- I'm this city, on May 90, 1873
Margaret A., wife of james Wooters, aged %
years.
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Brownson VS.. Camden A. A

Brownson will endeavor to defeat the
Camden Athletic Association nine at
Front and Union streets this afternoon.
Foster and Thompson viii he the battery
for Brownson. The game will be called
at o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-LOTs ON VAN BUREN ST..
II below Linden st., No IT,, also on Porter
St., below Linden ST.. Slo-tt. splendid Lot
Delaware avenue and Rodney street, gt very
low price if improved at once. WILLIAM y.
FISHER, 0f6 Market street.
EOR RFNT-A STABLE WITH SIX
n stalls on Orange street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. Apply 20 JOHN y. DON
OhoE. bla Orange street..
WANTED ED-CAplTAL1STS WISHING To
w have their money safely Invested would
do well 90 consult as, as we have q number OF
gocdAi first mortgages 90 b and pert cent walt
ing fOr Co.. Also wanted owners 90 put their
properties in our hands TO collect the renta OF
same, as we have good tenants waiting 10
occupy them.
FOR RENT.
tll Van Buren, 9 rooms and hath, SIS.
29G Market street, rooms clO.
t,l-1-i jackson, q rooms and bath t2l.
lt-ig Lowering ave, @ rooms and bath, SUI.
houses Banning, between hruome and Frank
I'm. o rooms and bath, Sla,
2lS 10 til WOodlnWn avenue, q rooms. SO.
s. W Corner Fifth and French streets SIS.
sui Harrison street, rooms and bath, clo.
ms Lincoln street. 6 rooms, ell.
Banning and hruumc sts., i3 rooms, hnth, So.
store S. ". Cor. Tenth aud Bennett, rooms
and bath. s2u. MJLNhNA A SMITH,
eli Market street.
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wheeibarrow. Keg and NAV Fun.

Wheelbarrow, Keg and Man Full.
There was a lauehable spectacle in the
vicinity of Delaware avenue station at
dusk on Decoration Day IL was an
italian who was "full, trying TO wheel
a barrow that was full" which
bore q keg that was "full' as well.
The Italian had been dispatched with the
barrow and beer from brewery in the
vicinity. The keg was 90 20 to a
party at Concord
It was evident that the italian was
too "full" to wheel a barrow that was
full" save when the keg tumbled into
the street. He monoponzed each side
of the street on his route and narrowly
escaped colliding with an electric car
Mr. Macaroni would suddenly be-
come heavier on one side than the
other and the keg would slide off the
barrow. IL would roll down the hin OF
the street, near the depot, about twenty
feet, much TO the amusement of a large
crowd which was attracted by his
actions Instead of wheeling the barrow
to where the keg lay Tony" would drop
the handles, pick up the keg and
struggle up hill with 10 until il was
again in place
About this time a policeman happened
that way and piloted "Tony." the bar
row and the keg Of beer to the depot
After his duty was performed, Tony
got between the handles of the barrow
and walked off staggering, but holding
his grip. He went as he came, molest
ing no one but afforded a large crowC
an unlimited amount Of amusement
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The Championship Record.
PennsyIvania Defeats Lafayette.

The University Of Pennsylvania de-
feated the Lafayette nine at Philadel-
phia yesterday by a score Of - TO /.
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The New York Clothing House. 80
Market street. does strictly cash busi
ness. a strictly one price business Goods
and prices must be right
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Schedule FOR To-day.

Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at
New York; Pittsourg at B,ooklyn; Gin
cinnai at Washington Louisville at
Boston; st. Louis az Baltimore.
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ArnANrIn CITY. NJ.
Pennaylvania Railroad.

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf.
week days. Accommodation. SEQ and 500 n.
M, 8.2l and t2O p. m. Sundays-eNpreHs, 9.li
q M Accommodation, 500 and 6.l5 A. M,
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Now Union parh.

Now open. Concert every afternoon aud
evening. Admission free.
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Boston. i5 as p m daily. with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars running through 90 b aion With
out change via ioughkeepsic b idEe, landing
PHILADELPHIA TWELFTH AND MAR
XII STREETS week days. ajuj tItl 81 o.,
sin0sa m, g2 lq. 5,s 81 aa, sil % m. Sundays,
.3 uN, la 90, au du M, ~ ~, 10 81 aa, all W
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY e. FOURTH
38. 90. a5ssS 81, 7is. sS 80. Is 30. 90. 800.
gao ,i9 sg si 81 ami siS %; ooe % =, i n W.
phlLADf LfHiA. SUNDAYS sl 0i, 635, q.
a8 80. co. iiO 80 u AZ m sl2 ~, %, 81 40. 15,
q Nl, 3 uu, 3D. as IS, 81 bN. -. luW, all ~ p M
Chester, week DAYS, i2 0i 90, 8 30. 81 3i. AZ.
! 00. s2 a. o1, 4 90, 90 So is, a6, 81 da, 8 90
Chester. sundays. ssOl.Ga5. 7t7. $780, 900,
flna6, ~ 80 am; lto, 81 go. O5. ui, 90, s5 3s.
| o 1s. t1 49, S 2h. 40 90. sll 90 D m.
Atlantic City, week days. 81 30 "a m; s2 40 y
WEST BOUND.
| Baltimore and Washington, week days,
tAe, Az, @Eami ile let p o5. so5, M5i,
D. q, "a M; M iG 2 Of. 3o5 1851, i6 @, u.
Baltimore and Way stations, z OF a m, so5p
Newark. Del. week days. ii &c. zoe. is47.
m; ll2 rs, 30i, % 81, l6 3d, 35. lS ~ % 10, 4 10
p m. Sundays, IA 4d i2, .' ~, "a m, Il2 ib, 3 %,
| rs li. l6ad. 80. Us l2, l1 i6 % lOp m.
/ llttahura. d AZ a ma. ia ll % M, daily.
Chicago, 'h a. a in. 1 ul, 'N To- % n. daily.
n
slneerly Accommodation, 7osam, so5. 7ss
iandonherg accommodation. week days.
Im la M, % and ~ M. sundays
drains leave Market street station:
For New York, week days, 81 80, oo, SD %,
| fll al I'M.
For Philadelphia, week days, 8 80, $50. ~ 20.
s8W, s0H, sll $50 "a m; ~ t2. $50, . 40 p. m
| sundays $50 M; ~ AZ. 3 lO. 045 pm.
For Baltimore, week days, 3l, 20, ss o,
sll a5 q m, 2al, $50 M. sunday o@o mi
For Iandenbere and way stations week
DAYS, o. % 5Oa M; 2 %, ODD Pm. Sundays,
Chicago and pitisburg IS 90 m. daily ex-
| copt Sunday; sl2 81 m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, sll 80 M daily
Lave PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESINuI Sis. FOR
| WiLMlNGTON. week days, si 90, q 100. %,
sS rs 8 90. 30 00 600 ~ m, 10 noon. 50 As, 00,
00 at ol, So 10, I'D, Sd 20 30, f6u2 30, 81 3d,
81 snpdats ~, ~ n N 65o az e66 AZ ssso 1000 si 4s
no. l2 noon, O0, 90, sl IA, 40 So oe, 80, 3e,
s. no, ss i0 no lO and N u p M.
LsANE TWELFTH AND MARKET SITS.
s3f f5, 81 bi sll 26 mss 5s So AZ. 81 22, S. 2l m-
Telephone No l08.
. | Rates To Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SCULL, Genh Pass. Agent.
J. q. onhlil. General Manaeer.
nHn.ADELpiIiA AND READING RAIL
d NOAu-"hoynl Route between Philadei-
phia and Atlantic Cily-rhe only double track
line.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut stree WI d.
. and south street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
4 Week days, express, 900 r. m., 40O
500 p. ia. Accommodation, 500 a. m,
/ h.i5 70. IN.
snnday-express, 9o0a.m. ACCOMMODATION,
800 a. m. and io0p. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot, corner
, Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Week ceVs.-hZpress, 200. Ia s.N a. M.
and 100 p. N, Accommodation, $40 q n.
and 40 p. m.
Snnaay-Express, 800 p. 10. Accommodation
700 q. me-, and so p. n
I. "A. HWfiuhhD. ti. O. HtNCOCk.
'f-uersi sfrnaua- aar nana. uaut
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phIIadoiphia and Isendinr n. n.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
whsrves, week-daya- Express, Q.0O "a. M, 300.
800, 400, 500 p. M. Accommodation, SOD a.
n. m. Accommodation $40 u. m. 40 10. m.
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Send your carpets 70 the Electric Car
pet Cleaning aud Upholstery Works, 400
Orange St. Phone 30j Bader & Conway.
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'ris pleasure to show such a line as
we have You'll ind il pleasure TO see
them. New York Clothing House, $40
Market street.
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aRLp WANTED.

VXTANTED.-GIRLs TO FILL MATCH
w boxes. Apply at match factory No,
Fourteenth and Walnut streets.
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Contracts taken for painting, granting
-imitate Hardwood Marble 20 deceive
experts. Cheap, durable. 3J1 w 7th St
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STORIES OF THE DAY.
RlneInc up Fares.

Conductors on the electric cars have TO
contend with a great deal of inconven-
ience on special occasions when attrac.
tions ell the cars 30 their utmost Not only
do they have trouble in collecting fares,
but after this is done unruly young men
amuse themselves by ringing" the regis
ter. Each time this is done 10 results
In a fare to be paid from the conductor S
wages.
On Decoration Day, a reporter hap
pened TO be on an enclosed car, which
was SO filed that another person could
not hang on either of the steps Two
were standing on the coupling at the
rear AS is a rule of the company each
fare must be "ruDg mp by the conductor
as soon as collected After the fares had
been collected on this particular car and
when the conductor would be directing
his attention to other matters than
watching the passengers, some young
man in the car would pull the rope of the
indicator. Six times was this done but
no one could be seen doing it.
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BEAUMONT.

No. ii3 South Connecticut avenue. First house
from the beach. Full ocean view.
MRS. A.. O.. MILLER.
Formerly OF lnglosidc.
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w lfiMiNGTON AND NORTHERN RAN
w ROAD. Timetable In effect May a. 1893.
Trains leave Wilmington, French street sfa-
tiOn. fer y. q %. Junction Nontclanin. Win
.9rthur. euyeuCpurt, uranogue. COssart.
Chndds' Fort Jurtfirn. Ioocuson, West
Vile and lnfernadinte stations. dailv. ex
cent Su day, az 2 90 and $50 m ef5. A. 30 and
; 5l IN; Sunday only at eU. M, rs and
bpm.
For WayuCsbnrg Junction Snrlnrfold and
ininmauiatp fation.. daily. except sunday.
40 Qd a M, 81 and 5s5 n- sunday only
al sos % m. l5and l5 % m
For Joanna, iirdEhoro. Reaching and inter-
mediate stations, daily except SUNDAY. 81 Z ot
M and 70 p M. sunday only at oC1 a m..
aud li5p m-
"A. g.. McCAUSLAND Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS General a-senrer a ri
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a 8 q Cent. InNe.tment.
NHW YORK. March

NEW IUNh, MATCH 3, IoUJ.
in 1873 / took out Tontine Endow-
ment Policy No 7S,620, with the Equit-
sble Life Assurance Society of the
United States, for $4,000, and have
paid. in all, S476S in premiums TO the
Company.
On the maturity Of the Endowment
the Company paid me 81, 9s5.20 in cash.
w. A. Ross.
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This is a return of sll the premiums
paid, and interest on the same at the
rate Of 6e per cent. per annum.
ANsoN A MAuER, Manager, Equitable
Building, Wilmington, Del.
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NoTIOns

@NAAkAa.a
NOTICE. HEREBY FORWWAltN ANY
~ enc lnr hVboring or trusting my wife
Mary e. pindeN. on my account after June o.
1888, ns She has left my bed and board iornO
just cause or urusocation. Any ono doing tol
viii be prosecuted 90 the extent of the law.
SOLOMON PlNnEi
NOTICE BOARD DoFEDUCATiON ELTC-
~ IlON. Am election for members OF tho
hOard OF Public EduCntlou iu Wilmington
wll bo held on saturday. June 10. 1888. Polls
Will he open a. " o'ClOck on thirty inutes
thereaftera and close $40 p. ma.
Members 20 be elected and places of voting
First ward-Ons member for four years:
polls no sl schooi-house, Second near wash
SECOND ward One member for four years;
polls northwest corner Second and Walnut
Streets.
Third ward-0ne member for four years;
polls 80. schOol-hOuse, ON Jefferson street,
between Second and Third streets
Fourth wurd-One member for four years.
polls no, school-house, on French street, lc-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets.
titfh ward One member Tor four years,
| coils No. achOOl-hOuso, corner Eighth land
| Wnllnsiou streets.
sixth ward One member for four years;
/ polls 30. school-hou-e, Walnut street above
| Twelfth street.
seventh ward One member for four years;
polls SO. school-huusc- corner Eleventh and
Eieht ward one member for four years:
| polls No. B sohool-housc, corner Eight and
/ 1IlNiN nNNNeAHa
| Ninth ward one member for four years;
| pnlls Old Academy.
/ Tenth ward ono member for four years.
/ polls 80. % school-h house, near corner Third
/ aud Harrison streets
/ E cveuth warl-One member for four years.
! polls so. NJ schOol-houso, corner Oak and
| Harrison streets.
| Twelfth ward -One member for four years.
POLLS 80, ID schO0l-house, corner Fifth and
| scott streets.
l. p. JONES, Secretary.
! NOTlCE.-THERE WILL RE A MEETING
/ ~ of The Third Ward Democrats Thursday
! evening, june ], over films Market House
| no o'clock sharp. Addresses VIII Dc delivered
| hy Robert q. Harnan and others. a large
attendance is requested, ky order Chairman
! OFFI HE DELINQUENT TAX COLT
| ~ LfClOR, Court House, May i. iel3.
| All county and poor taxes for Wilmington
| hundred for The ycar lt02 remaining unpnid
| must Dee settled within thirty days nr al.
| tachmeu.s viii he issued and the task collected
| With costs. JOHN a. MITCHELL.
Delinquent Tex Collector
! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
! ~ state License and STATE Tax is dnt
! and payable Hi the CLERK of the pCaco Office
| ln June lst l6j W. J.. Riggs, O.. u.
| NOwCE.-A GOOD PLACE FOR sTOR-
- ing furniture a., ii5 shlpiey street.
! HOhSES BOARDED. APPLY Ar WASH.
u inEton Street Club Stable, Third nnd
| WASHINGTON.
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HOTEL ATGLEN.

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
Terms reasonable,
j. Il. REED.
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FOR SALE

EOR sALE.-GOOD REFRIGERATOR.
Il nearly new. Apply at No. 1925 lIug
street.
EOR SALE.-A SELLERS CARRIAGE IN
good condition. made by Guthrie, sold
A. co
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT raE COUNTING ROOM on
THE VENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
We Will return your money.
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Whether anybody has made
a markdown we cannot say,
but careful investigation fails
to develop single instance
where good, well-made, relia-
bic clothing is being sold at
lower prices than our own.
When it comes TO quality
and styles in Clothing we
stand upon the highest round
of the ladder.
At $40, $I2 and SIS we
show more and better styles
than any other house in the
city.
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HOTEL HECKLFR,

Formerly Normandie, Corner Atlantic on
Pennsylvania avenues. Fitted uu in first
class style. Open all the year.
HENRY HECKLER.
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TIE EARL.

Ocean end Of South Carolina Avenue. Opou
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
n. SMITH.
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baltimore a.
ID Oslo RAIL-
ROAD schedule in
effect May "a. 1873.
Trains leave Dela-
ware avenue Depot,
| East Bound.
Express trains.
New York. wee <
| days, s301, So 31, $50.
FlItd "a u. sl2 "a.
il. f5 d6. tf 80 p ma.
Sundays, $780, ss JO.
flU Scam. al22i. 2 iN.
flH9. ial. fllO0 % m.
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nANKINa ANn rrNANcIAH.

Open daily from 3 o'ciouk a. m. untn D. 10.
snd on yueadnya and safurdaya from tO
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nFFIrE DELINQUENT TAX COLT
- LfCnOh. Court House, May l. iel3
All county and poor taxes for Wilmington
hundred for The ycar ltO2 remaining unpaid
must Dee settled within thirty days 0r att
tachmeu.s viii Doe issued and The task collected
With. costs. JOHN a. MITCHELL.
Delinquent 'rHN Collector
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
~ State License and STATE Tax is dna
and payable at the Clerk OF the poaco Office
In June laf 1888 W. j.. BIGgS. O. p.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Hymen Brings in a Score of
Fashionable Weddings.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS GALORE

Miss Mabel L Fisher and Henry RidgeIy
Married at Dover To-day Miss Julia
Todd and James L. Van selfridge Take
Prominent Part in Another Dover
Wedding.
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MONTEREY HOTEL.

Virginia avenue, near the beach. Hot and
cold sen water baths, and an places of interest
Newly furnished; excellent table.
u X. NEWCnMER
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NOTiCE.-THEhE WILL RE A MEETING
~ of The Third Ward Democrats Thursday
evening, june J, over films Market House.
40 O'Clock, sharp. Addresses VIII De delivered
hy Robert O.. Harman and others. A large
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MOWCE-A GOOD PLACE FOR sTOR-
- ing furniture a., iii shipley street
HOhSES BOARDED. APPLY AT WASH
~ inEton Street Club Stable, Third and
Washington.
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a straw berry festival is in progress at
the SECOND Baptist Mission IN the old
Second Baptist Church. Fourth and
French streets The tables and booths
are tsstefully arranged and the room
presents a beautiful appearance. In the
centre Of the room is erected q gypsy
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Tie last Of the series Of dramatic
readings by the Young Peoples Assooia
tion Of the Unitarian Church was given
last evening The subject OF the read
ing was w. ID. Howells "Ths Unexpected
Guest" After the reading there was a
social gathering in the church parlor.
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TT !" = - III
GGRHEa FtFTa AcD W WARGEr ~
WiiauinEsoi, ne.
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Rates To Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SCULL, Genn Pass. Agent.
J. n. ODEIl. Grnerai MANAGER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-16
A Strong Protest.

City Collector Rische has an
nounced that he intended to en-
plOy Mr.. Max SutOr as his assist
ant. Mr.. Sutor made himself very
obnoxious by his violent opposition
to Mr.. Frasch, in whose office he is
employed by the mayor. Mr..
Rische will bring down on his head
the condemnation of large num-
Der of good citizens, who supported
the Paschal ticket, and were his
staunchest supporters, if he en-
pIOys SutOr. The victory won
means that friends, not enemies,
must be put in office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-16
The Doctors Are Ill.

A reporter for the LIGHT called
at one of the undertakers' estab-
lishments this morning and said !:
"Good morning, Mr.. -, what
do you know"
"Don't know a thing, old man."
was his reply.
"No deaths today" asked the re-
porter.
"No, not any, the doctors are all
sick"