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LADY BOONE SOLD FOR $500.
Other Trott,ne Stock Auc:ioned al
the Garden.

The sale of trotting stock at Madison
Square Garden. under the direction of
Tattersall's was continued this morn
ing with the following sales:
Russallen. br. h.. lb Ia hands, Q years. by
Revenue, out OF Astoria. nr. A. l.. Ramsey, $3.50.
Kiuie NJ, Oh. m, I years. by Minnie, out OF
Kate Rumble; j. Wulien, OF Hartford. Conn.
SEC.
startle Mamhrino, b. h.. rs l.? hands, ! years.
by Nnmbrno-stArtle bonner, out Of husstte
Il. case, $40.
Lady noone, br. m, Is IA hands. s years, by
observation-disclosures. Out OF Nance Lee: NJ.
4. Lewis OF Rochester, y. Y. 1900.
Genoa Belle. b. m. I. by Champion Prince
Belle to A. WEIGH, for $3.50,
Miss Butord, b, l., 2, by III sabio-corselet to
l.. ID. Drown, Si0,
FL ssbio, h. h., Ib,2 h.. 10 years. by Melbourne
Aida to H.. T. German, S25.
Tribulation, oh. g., yearlink, by Albert H.-Emu-
lstion; to q. @. Harley, for $3.50.
Cameo, b. T.. yearliny, by Albert H.-Camille;
to Thomas Lakley, for ts+0.
Bs1ie Clay. blk IN. 8 y. 1873 h.. by Guy
w~iikcs-Aiice clay to G. II. Warren, for 81, 900.
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Purse $500, for four-year-olds and up-
ward; six furlongs.-Won by Kingstock,
4 to | and even: G.. W. Cook, ] to :
place. and Redlight third. T1me-l1S Ia
The evening world., 1893-12-07
AD0LPH LABOR A SUICIDE.
Shot Himself in the Hotel Arthur or
Third Avenue.

At 2.3O o'clock this afternoon Adolph
Labor, twenty-four years old. of White
Plains, n. ", committed suicide in the
Hotel Arthur, corner OF Twelfth street
and Third avenue.
He shot himself with a revolver In the
Labor has been at the hotel since Nov.
30. Nothing whatever Is known about
him. and no cause Is known for his sui
eide.
He appeared to be a prosperous young
mechanic. He was last seen at . O'Clock
last night. HIS effects are in the hands
Of the police.
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Mr.. M00RE'S DREAMS.
He Saw Cleveland President, Now
He Secs Himself Postmaster.

LAMBERTVILLE, N. j.. Dec. T.
There are a large number of candidates
for the ONCE OF Postmaster OF this
place. but the man who feels the surest
OF the appointment Is Samuel Moore.
Mr.. Moore bases his belief upon prayer
and a dream.
Mr.. Moore dreamed that Grover Cleve-
lane would be the next President, and
before the election appraised him Of the
fact. He says hat Mr.. Cleveland prom
ised that II he was elected he should b.
Postmaster OF Lambertville. MIR. Moore
has also dreamed that he will soon lead
a blushing bride to the altar.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
MRS. WEBSTER GIVES UP PAPERS.
They Wero Necessary to the CITY
in an l." Road Suit.

Mrs. Ellen g. Webster went weeping to
the office OF Corporation Counsel Clark
to-day and asked him to correct an in
justice that had been lone her.
She referred to the publication in a
morning paper OF a story accusing her
of Withholding papers belonging TO the
city. In suits for $500, 900 against the 49,
roads until she had been paid 5000. The
John II. Strahan, special counsel in the
suits for the city.
Mrs. Webster says she retained the
but when .Mr. Clark promised to see
that no injustice was done her she con
scented to give them up without receiv-
Ing any none consideration.
Mrs. Webster also holds papers In a suit
brought by Gen. James II. Sullivan.
which she refused to deliver until she
got $500. These papers, too, she got
from Strahan before his death.
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HARRY HAfF ON TRIAL.
Els Accussr Is a Girl Of Fifteen
Years.


Harry Han. sixteen years old, Of So2
West Forty-seventh street. was on trial
before Recorder smyth in Part H.. Gen.
eral Sessions. this afternoon charged
with criminal assault. The complain
ant Is Maude Hickman, fifteen years
old, Of 500 Ninth avenue. She is a we'll
developed and decidedly pretty blonde.
and Haft Is a g~ood-looking. boy. Assist
ant Distrlct-Attrney Bradley is con
Quoting the prosecution for the Gerry
Society, and Fred House Is counsel for
the defendant.
Early in October Maude's mother
made discoveries that convinced her OF
the girls shame. The, girl. confessed.
giving HANS name and saying that he
had promised to marry her.
The prosecution will claim that Half
admitted the facts, but denied hat he
ever promised to marry the girl.
Maude Is In the custody of the Gerry
Society. and Han has been at liberty
on $1,000 bail, Hans father Is dead, and
Rutherford, N. j.
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$50, 600 FOR pANBURY HA1rERs.
selsotmsn Vote rt-An Injunction
May Stop It
ny Associated Press.)

DANBURY, Conn, Dec. AT the
meeting Of the town -Selcctmen this after
noon $4,000 was appropriated to pro-
vide employment and otherwise relieve
the poor of this community.
The City Hall, where the meeting was
held. was crowded with the locked-out
hatters. but no remarks were made. and
the meeting lasted only Ave minutes.
1t is said that nm injunction will be
placed upon the Selectmen restraining
them In the distribution OF the money.
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SALE AT THE INSTITUTE.
Low Prices for Trottsrs By Good
6ireS.

The Joint sale NJ trotting stock at the
American Institute was continued to-
day. as follows:
Property OF Jeremish Murphy, New York City.
lenyolio. b. e.. 1891, BY N~epheN-Bronda;
James Gain. Chester, n. y. 500.
Wilton lielis br, G. 1891 by Bow nslls-May
Taylor; James Gain, chester y, Y sg:c
property OF Frank w. Hoyt. Cloyerdale Stock
Farm, Gloucester City, n. J,
IIogar. b, 3. 1855, by ~Code-0rsnda; ". I.ub-
Happ, Lad. b. e., 1880, by Happy Russell
CInicrella; NJ. Mcdonald, rf0.
John VASTLY. m, g. 1890. by code--Gray
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MRS. HALLIDAY TRIES HANGING.
Her Second Unsuccessful Attempts
to Commit suicide.

tBy Associated Press.)
MONTICELLO, n. Y. Dec. Mrs.
Halliday. the murderess again attempted
to end her life to-day by hanging herself
In her cell.
She was discovered by Sheriff Beecher
before death resulted, ana was i'm
mediately cut down.
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CHARGE HIM WITH FORGERY.
Louis Also Held for Attempting
Suicide.

Joseph H. Lewis, the ~bookkeeper OF
n. j. Schloss & Co., of $50 Broadway, to
whose entertainments the firm allege
their assignment is due. was arraigned
before Justice Meade in the. Tombs this
afternoon on the charge Of attempting
suicide.
Afidavits were submitted by Detective
Aloncle and employees of the Union
Square Hotel alleging that Louis. was
found unconscious In his room with the
gas turned on.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty, but
was held in 500 ball. Then Lawyer
Solomon Kohn. who appeared for the
firm which employed Louis wanted to
make charges OF forgery in the third de-
gree against him. and he was remanded
until the affldavits could be prepared.
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REV. E. E. CLIFTON SEEN.
Mysteriously Disappeared After At
cacking Catholicism.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. REV. John
Comfort, OF this city, states that re-
Gently while on a visit to New York he
met in a Bowery mission Rev. Il. c.
Clifton, who so mysteriously disappeared
In 1887.
Rev. Clifton was a member Of the
Broadway Mission, and his attacks on
Catholicism aroused the ire OF prominent
lieved that he had been foully dealt
with.
Later Il was learned that Clifton's
WIFE. whom he had abandoned. threat
ened TO expose him. and this was the
real cause of his sudden disappearance.
His real name was said TO be Edward
Clifton Lee.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Institution OF A. X. OF T. Division.

The Institution OF the Metropolitan Division,
Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythias, which starts
on with a membership Of ono hundred, takes place
at Lyceum Opera-House, Thlrty-fourth street.
West OF Third avenue. this afternoon. The eere'
monies will be conducted BY Major den. James II.
Carnshan and stan. assisted by Ashland Division.
40. 8. New York city; Black Prince Division, 30,
8. brooklyn: Palestine Division, No. I. Jersey
CITY. and other Sir knights from various parts
OF the country. a reception and ball VIII be hold
at L.eaox Lyceum In the evening
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TR0UrMAN & co. ASSIGN.
Dealers In Trousers - May BE an
Echo Of Schloss q Co.

Troutmen G Co.. manufacturers and
dealers in pantaloons at 2l7-9ls Mercer
street. to-day assigned to Alfred F.
SeIigsberg, with preferences for sl4,2G5.
The assignment was filed by Joseph
Jilman, OF Wolf, Cohen & Ullman. 20j
Broadway. who filed the Schloss d Co.
assignment.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Law Student Missing.

Frederick VI. Simpson, a law student. twenty,
has bcC1 m.silng from his home, Al West Ninety
third strc,,, since yesterday. His sister. Adelino
Simpson. OF lCi East Seventy second street. called
at Police Headquarters this inGTning AMI had an
alarm sent out for him. She said that be had
been studying very hard Of late, and II Is feared
his miRd has given away, He l. ABOUT six feet
In height, slim In build, auburn hair. light-broWn
mustRche snd short side whisksrs Of the same
cOlor
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LOST WITH ELEVEN MEN.
Bark Dor Juan. from New York Nov.
4, Wrecked at Ssa.
NV Associated Press.)

LONDON. Dec. THE Norwegian
bark Don Juan. Capt. overgaard. which
sailed from New York Nov. 4 for Goth
enburg, has been wrecked on Lemvtg.
Denmark.
All the crew OF fourteen. including the
captain, were lost, except three men
The evening world., 1893-12-07
casirnir-Perier's Nephew Challenges
an Editor.
ny Associated Press.)

PARIS. Dec. IN. Drumont. editor Of
La Libre Parole. has been challenged
to fight n duel by a nephew OF Premier
Casimir-P erler. The challenge Is on ac-
count Of an article expressing wonder
at the fact that II the Premier was ag-
at anything he. NJ, Drumont,
had said he did not demand satisfaction
himaelf
The evening world., 1893-12-07

Peter Doylan. thlHy.hyc ycara old, OF 2s Ave-
nue. 4, and Thomas McKane, THIRTY yesrs old, OF
ts First avenue, are both employed in the gas-
house Al the corner Of twenty nrst street and Ave-
nue. 4. They qusrrelled last night, and Boylan was
badly beaten. His injuries are said to be seTious
MckAne was srresied this afternoon BY the police
Of the Eightselth PreclnGL
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Received $4,000 for Her Husbands
DoAtb.

Mrs. wilId'gg. widow Of the late William Will
dige. who was killed by falling from a bridge
over IN excavation In tho sidewalk. was to-day
granted 81. 900 damAget for her husbands death.
by the Jury in Judge Browns Court, brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Telegraph Company Elects. Director,

Al the annual meeting of the Southern Atlantic
Telegraph Company. held to-day at 1856 broadway.
the following directors were elected for the en-
suing year. Thomas 7. Eckert. Arthur D. Graves.
Henry Hentz, Roswell II. Rochester. Charles A.
Tinker, J. u. Van Every. John Van Horne. WILL
lam Butler Duncan and Joseph II. Ferry.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
FAIR AND COLDER.

MIR. Duun's Predictions for To-Day
and Tomorrow.
The weather to-day and Tomorrow.
according to Local Forecaster Dunn, will
be fair and slightly colder.
According to Mr.. Dunn's dispatches
and observations there are no storms OF
any kind on the way here. The weather
is generally fair all through the country
except a slight fall Of snow In Michigan
and rain In Georgia.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
s rik,ne Miner. Return to Work.

VI FTN~"T
P~ITTSpuRG, Dec. The strike at the mines
Of the Pittsburs and Chicago Gas aud Coal Com.
pany at snowden. Gastonville end Iiarkett is
about over. Nearly 800 men have returned 10
work at snowden. atty at Gsstoaviile and twenty
nve at Hsekstt. The deputieK are still on duty,
hut the strikers are quiet and no more trouble
Ia spprehended.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Maritime Canal Directors Meet.

Directors OF the Maritime Canal Company. Of
Nicaragua, the Company which holds the ron
coSsiOns for the canal, hGid a meeting to-day,
but only routine business was transacted, The
plan for the reorganization OF the Nicaragua Canal
ComDany VIII be ls-led satnrday.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Cots sloo for q Kick.

Mira Mary bingham was awarded 500 for dam.
ages caused to hcr eleven year-old son by n kick
INFLICTED by william Redding. a brooklyn drug
gist. The amount asked was S,000.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
shampansky Held for Assault.

barnett shGmpansky, an expressman, is charged
with assault by samuel Albe1, WHO keeps a saloon
ct SO Ludlow street, and Is held In $500 hail,
Albert Nays that shAmpansky came behind the bar
snd punched him -hen he rrfns ID TO trust him for
drinks. He has sued shampansky to recover 81, 0Oo
dauaHsE,
The evening world., 1893-12-07
ARTIFICIAL Hand Restotei.

Property CLERK H%arrioit, at Police Hcsdquar'
tiers. has returned the artificial hand that was Loaf
at the Yale-Prlnceton football game To its owner,
Michael v. Toepel, Of loSla Lewis street. Mr..
Toepei became enthusiasts over the Tigers vie.
tory. and lost the artificial member while ~avinS
his aImA
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Hampton Pleasure oluo's stag

The Hampton Pleasure Club held Its first annual
stag At its club rooms. 500 West Thlrty-eishth
street, last evening. An enjoyable evning was
spent. The officers are: william q. McGrsth,
President; c. shaeler. Vlce-PreHident. Charles
Ludwig, Financial Secretary.
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Born in a soston street.

BOSTON, Dec. IA baby boy to-day mrs, greet
ed The daylight upon the side Saik at the crowded
corner OF Washington and Davis streets. The
Young mother. Mrs. Annie Leary. twenty-five years
old. Of Brockton. Mass., was taken with her
ing
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Another Gable Blockade.

A blockade lasting nftsen minutes occurred -
Broadway. opposite Warren street, to-day. n SAs
caused by the breaking Of one Of The trucks q
cable car No "a
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10 Insur. stein q Cas- Property.

Judge Blhchon, OF the Court OF Common Pleas
to-day granted permission to David VILE, receiver
OF the arm OF Abe Stein a &C., to pay out money
necessary to secure insurance upon tbs property
Of the hrmL
The evening world., 1893-12-07
WIN R,nr the Bell Dec. 81.

The ceremony Of ringing the Columbian bell
cast Mt Troy for the Worlds Fair. In front OF
the CITY Hall has been postponed until the last
dan Of 1899. Arrangements rould not be com
pleted to ring the bell to-day as was intended,
The evening world., 1893-12-07
Virginia Senatorial Outlook.
CBy AssocIsted Press)

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. THE indications point
to-day to the election Ut senator Eppa Ilunton by
the Legislature to MI the short term In the EtI-
ATE, and To Fitg hugh Lee as the next senator
from Virginia for the long or full term.
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Houri and Bessie Bisland got the best
OF the start. The former soon dropped
out of 1t and Pekin drew up. on even
terms with Bessie Bisland. These W
managing to win by a head. after q
furious drive through the stretch. 'Cap-
tain IT. was beaten for the place by
fifteen lengths. Time-1.5l.
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Purse $500. for maiden two-year-oid hiiies: fou,
and a half furiongs.
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Bessie Bisland Beats Pekin
After a Furious Finish
at Benninss.
BR00klET FIll.Y GRADUATES.
Yuoatan Captures the Third
Race To-Day and Wood
ban the Fourth.

RACE TRACK. BENNINGs, Dec. T.
There were twenty-eight books on at
Bennlngs to-day. This Is the record for
the meeting.
The attendance was large. and the
meeting had a most prosperous look.
The weather to-day was pleasant, and
all vcstlges OF the recent snowstorm
speedily disappeared under the warm rays
Of the sun.
The track was still very heavy. II
will be several days before the going
again gets fast, for the track has been
subjected to a good freezing. The pro-
gramme to-day was not especially at
tractive. but II Furnished fair sport.
The opening event was a dash for
maiden fllies two years old. Blue Mass,
formerly the Calomel filly was an over
whelming favorite at 2 to 1 on, but she
was beaten quite handily by the Brooklet
hily. who led all the way, and was at
Ito 1 In the betting.
Infatuation flly. a 12-to-1 chance, was
a poor third, fifteen lengths behind Blue
Mass.
n Bessie Bisland, the second choice,
furnished the crowd with asSten1s Hnish.
The pair ran together for over half .
mile, and Bessie Bisland just managed
badly beaten third. u
,Yucatan. the favorlte In TIE third race.
had an easy victory. He went on In
ixion. s to l. and Pottowatomle. the
heavily hacked second choice, had q
furious fight for the place, the former
getting 1t by a neck.
FIRST RACE.
u.... eaaa g. m. So
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A thorough search OF the Bowcry
Missions failed 10 reveal any trace OF
either of the persons m In the
above despatch.
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Purse $500. for wo-year-olds; ave furloass.

Yucatan led from start to finish m
won easily by half a length from Pot
towatomie. The latter and Ixion had a
hard fight for the place: P~ottowatomie
Ia 3 l-2.
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Purse $500 for ,hree-year-olds: selling: four and
q half furiOngs.

Woodban jumped into the lead ana was
never headed, galloping home an easy
winner by five lengths. After, a red-
hot finish Tube Rose just took the place
from Trump by a neck. Time-O.56 IL.
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The Brooklet hlly got of in the lead.
and, n ; sd her ~advansaEe to me END;
from Blue Mass. Infatuation Ally %
third, fifteen lengths away, Time-.67 IA
ECOND RACE
Purse 800. for all ages: one mile and q sig
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
Major Reybold this morning to Penns
Vile.
Personal Events.

Harry McClyment OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his brother in town.
Miss Bella McNulty, who has been
visiting Chester friends, has returned
home.
Fred. McClyment and children. of
Goldsborough, Caroline county, Md, re.
turned home yesterday after three
days visit to his brother, Walter Nc.
Clyment
The members of Harmony Castle. K
g. Il are "happing their wings right
lively" getting ready for their concert
and package party on July /.
William II. Saunders, prominent and
skilled machinest, and George Rocket,
foreman OF the foundry department,
were in Philadelphia yesterday on i'm
portant business matters for the Della
ware Iron Company.
Dr. M Martindale is in Dover attend.
ing the commencement at the vii.
mington Conference Academy
jefferson Williams has been visiting
his old home here mr Williams now
resides in Chester, Pa
James Knight, OF Baltimore, is spend
ing,a few days here as the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Black, on Water
street.
Mrs. Lewis Wertz. who was Miss
Annie Truss, of this city, now OF
Philadelphia has been visiting her old
home here.
Miss Armitage Black has retur ned
home from Catonsville. Nd, where she
has taken successful course Of study
at st. Timothy's Academy.
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
EXHIBITION EXERCISES AT DOVER.
Given by the Middle Glass of Conference
AcademY- Other Exercises This NYeeII.

Given by the Middle Glass of Conference
Academy other Exercises This Week.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, June 20.-The middle class
exhibition of the Conference Academy
was held in the Academy Hail. last
evening. A great many were present.
The following was the program;
Piano duo, Misses May b. Hobson and
e. l.. Bryan; essay, THE Working
Woman of the Day" Miss Annie r.
Miles, Fairmount, Md oration, Sun
day Observance Harry r. Baker, Sea
ford; essay, Self revelation Of
"a Poet" Miss Cornelia Townsend,
Odessa; vocal solo, Fiddle and I, Miss
Cliora b. Prettyman, accompanied
by violin obligato. by Miss Spencer.
Miss Prettyman is a charming singer
aud was heartily applauded. Grafton
'James q Blaine" George r. Ellis
Woodland essay, American Invention, "
Miss Lille r. Lekite, Glendale Grafton
Martin Luther" John II. Beauchamp,
Fairmount, Md; violin solo, Miss. Rather
inc r. Spencer; essay, "The Effect Of
Environment on Character Miss Ollie
Harper, Still Pond, Md. oration, "Ameri.
cRnism," Arley b. McGee, Georgetown.
The young man was well acquainted with
his subject, and became very enthusiastic
duringIhis delivery and won rounds of ap-
plsuse Essay, "An Embodied Spirit, Miss
Katherine Rebecca Spencer, Dover Miss
Spencer is fiue violinist aud delivered
wellher essay, as the greater part of it
dwelt on the violin.
The exercises of the evening closed
with a duo for piano and organ by Harry
r Baker and Miss Conkling. which was
we'll executed.
Tomorrow evening a reception will be
held in the Academy Hall for the stu
dents
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the class. day exercises will be held on
the academy campus This is a new
feature here and a pleasant time is
anticipated In the evening, at o'clock,
DIR. 4. b Nicely, d. D., will deliver the
address before the Scott Literary Society.
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
Incidents Of tho Day.

James Dougherty has had an Amer.
lean flag raised over his present residence
l404 South Water street-Fr Freebury' s
boat house below the rolling mills
James is pensioner Of Uncle Sans.
John 7, Stoops yesterday received a
large boat load of bar sand. This is the
FIRST bar sand TO land direct ever in New
Castle and builders will not be slow to
appreciate it.
John Reynolds who has been in st.
Agnes's Hospital, Philadelphia, has re.
turned home feeling greatly improved in
health.
Over fifty people on Market street yes.
terday witnessed fight between two
women, Fistic exchanges and hair
pulling was the order of the day Too
much beer on board was the cause.
A lively tussle between two dogs took
place on Delaware street last evening
much TO the disgust and incon-
venience of passers by How about the
muzzle ordinance2 10 Is nearly time
TO have it or a substitute brought into
effect for 1898, for dog fights are getting
to be frequent occurrence.
70 Cool Spring, Del this morning at s 80
The brothers were greatly affected aud
refused TO be comforted.
AT the same time that Captain Mad.
den was informed there would be no
more games of ball on the Battery Park
permitted, the hobby horse carousal
was ordered to move Il went on the
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

A new public road in the Fourth dis
trict Of Caroline county is a prospective
enterprise. which will be fine improve
ment.
The June term of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county was in session in Elkton
yesterday, Associate Judge Frederick
Stump presiding.
It is stated that 600,0 600 quarts of
Strawberries were shipped from Ridgely,
Caroline county, this season, which netted
the growers $4,000 over and above all
expenses.
The barn and stables of County Com
missioner Thomas r. Hubbard of the
Neck district Dorchester county, wei G
burned on Friday. Several carriages, a
reaping machine and other contents
were also destroyed. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
The Fourth of July at kirkwood.

The Maple Valley Trotting Association
have arranged very attractive program
Of trotting races and speed contests for
the Fourth of July at their track at
KirkwoOd, Del. Mascot. with record
of 2.O4 will make an effort TO lower the
worlds record, besides which 2i1
class for trotters for purse of 500 will
be given, and such prominent horses as
kbbie V 216i; Sadie NJ . 16l; Happy
Bee, ala Nominee, AHA; Gypsy Girl
2.l7i,, and Conway, lS}, are expected
TO start A , 25 class for trotters will
also be given, with purse of 81, 600, and
a purse Of $500 viii be given for the .. 81
class trotters
Evening journal., 1893-06-20
SCHOOL ELECTION AT DISTRICT 80.
A Young Horse Suffering with Locliaw.
Closing Of the Schoola.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
FAULKLAND, June 2O-The school
election OF district No. 33 will take place
next Saturday at the school house here.
One commissioner will be elected. Dur
ing the summer vacation a new roof will
be put on the school building and several
other needed repairs will be made
A young horse of Reuben Satter-
thwaite, Of stanton, which has been
boarding at the farm of John g. Fisher
here, is suffering with lockjaw and will
have TO be killed
The third racing contest Of the season
of the Valley View Track Association
will come of on Thursday next at
Hockessin.
The school session at No. 33 will end
next Friday.
John Blake, OF Trenton. is spending
his annual vacation with his cousin, DR..
John d. Blake
Miss Clara Piser and Miss Grace Wolf.
Of Philadelphia, were guests of Miss Amy
r. Piser on Sunday.