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Evening journal., 1895-05-10
CANDIDAT TED
City Councilmen Who Win
Have No Party Opposition.
THEY NOW HAVE A uLBAR ROAD.

And Their CandIdacv VIII BE simply
ConHrmsd--others who win Have 20
Fight for the Honor of Running Robert
G. Harman for CITY Solicitor.
Both the great parties held meetings
last evening. The Republican First
District committee met and heard re-
ports from the wards where there are no
contests. The ward meeting will be held
Saturday evening to confirm the nomina
tions
The candidates and places OF meeting
are: First ward, Daniel Ross, meeting
place, No. 3li Tatnal; Second, William
ID. Wilckens, No. All East Second street
Third. Francis Il Magulgan, Third and
Jefferson streets; Fourth, Joseph Wig
ellsworth, rooms OF the Republican
Invlncibles. NO. l13 East Fourth street
Tenth, Isaac W. Waaver, No, ais
Franklin street; Eleventh, John Davis,
No 500 Maryland avenue
Nomination elections were ordered In
the ward where contests exist. The time
ia from to z o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The candidates and polling places are:
Fifth ward. John Wainwright and
James W. Robertson, polling places
Eighth and Jefferson and Seventh and
Harrison streets; Sixth, George Nj
Fisher. George L hiley and Thomas Z
Postles. polling places, Ninth and King
aud Thirteenth and French streets I;
Seventh, James NJ. Kelvey and II.
Wentworth zsblsy, polling places,
Malone's marble yard and Delaware
avenue and Dupont street, east
ern district not named; Eighth,
Howard E. stAats and James
Hunter. polling places, Eighth
and Kirkwood and Eleventh and
Lombard streets: Ninth, Caleb s. Wat
son. Jonathan B. Roberts and Lowell @
Jackson, polling places. Eleventh and
Brandywins avenue, No 2l27 Market
street and Twenty ninth and West
streets; Twelfth, James p Ratledge anc
A. g B. Anderson, Union street between
Third and Fourth streets
The City Democratic Association met
in the Heald building with o. j. Hessior
In the chair The withdrawal Of John
K Bradford from the race for city
solicitor was read and Robert q. HarmaI
WAS nominated for the office by acclamA
Il tion.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
QUITE 4 NUMBER or VICTIMS.

The Municipal Court Judge Has Several
Cases Where the Scales Struck the Bal
ance.
William w. Whitaker was arrested
yesterday afternoon on o warrant sworn
out by his wife, and charging him with
disorderly conduct. He secured bail for
bis appearance last night but failed to
put In an appearance then and the bail
wassdeclared forfeited.
This morning be was arraigned on both
charges. but owing to the absence Of the
city solicitor, both cases were held over
until to- morrow
At last evenings session Of the
Municipal Court Frank Wilson, for the
larceny Of q check, was discharged ;
Frank Duncan and John Hannigau. as
sault on James Mcpherson. colorsd.
continued until Monday morning; VII.
liam Il. Buckner, drunk, 81 Fred Burnett
and Elmer Johnson, disorderly conduct.
discharged; A. s Reed and Bro Com
pany, violation Of ordinance. dismissed
Lawrence Riley, George Mackey and
Charles Robinson, boys, warrant issued
for appearance to morrow; Waller
Hendricksou, dischsrging firearms within
city limits, dismissed.
This morning Joseph Murphy paid 81
and costs for his drunk, while Martin
Flemings jag cost him 81
willard Brinkle was at Second aud
Monroe streets last night when be was
assaulted by four young men and quite
badly handled. He thought that his
assailants were John Connor, William
Lukens, James Noon and John Glinn.
and they were arrested. They claimed
to be able to prove their innocence and
we're placed under 800 bail each until
Monday night.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
HEAT AND CITY coUNcILMsN.

Activity Lesaened BY the Appearance of
the Former In the Council Chamber.
Warm weather did not agree with the
councilmen last night, SO the session of
City Council was short.
The city treasurer reported the bal
ance in bank to be $24. 573 So; received
of 8. S. Adams, Jr,, 1891 so; H. h
Billany. $l24 90; Daniel Dohl. $9 Ed
mund Mitchell, Jr., $500; Eugene NJ
Sayers, $500.
The fuel COMMITTEES made Its report
and some bills which It presented were
passed.
Mr. Dannsnberg gpvs notice of an
ordinance to be presented AZ future
meeting
The Building Committee recommended
that the bondsmen of Daniel Dohl as
building inspector. bs released. In q report
presented The report was ordered fled
A cheek for $40, 102 65 was ordered
drawn In favor of L n. Jones. secretary
of the Board Of Education
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
renn.rlynnln NrIlItIa orders.

HARRISBURG, May lO.--Adjutant Gen
eral Stewart issued general order fixing
the time and places for the brigade en-
campments Of the national guard Of Penn
sylyania this year The First and Third
brigades win go into camp from July 30
TO 27, and the Second brigade from Aug.
3 Co 10. Owing to tho depleted condition
Of the state treasury, the encampments
will last but week instead OF ten days,
as in former years.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Under the sherIna Hammer.

Sheriff Gillis yesterday sold the three
story brick house On Front near Clayton
street, the property of John Morton
Dillon and wife. Samuel A. McCAulley
was the purchaser at a nominal figure.
Also the dwelling on Eleventh street,
corner Of TatnRll street. owned by
Michael Kenney and others, to John X.
Bradford, for a nominal figure.
This morning the property Of james
Ball deceased, at No 800 King street,
was sold to o Nj Curtis for 81, ,000
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
sHlPPING MANY CARS.

The jackson and sharp Company Sent
Goods North and West.
There were several large shipments Of
trolley and steam cars from the Jackson
and Sharp Oompany's shIpyard To-day.
Four fine trolley cars Tor the Sum
mer service we're shipped to
the Schaylklll Valley Traction
Company. Two OF the same style we're
sent to Chevey Chase Company, OF Wash
ington. Four went to the Brighton
Company. of Washington.
In addition to the electric cars shipped.
two passenger cars so the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Charleston railroad we're
shipped this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

The Philadelphia police yesterday ar
rested Eugene MAcharet, aged 2s years,
charged with being one OF the thieves
who broke into the store Of Allen Moore,
OF Leipsic. Del, last Monday. The
warrant was sworn out by Detective
Nathan H. Hutchins. who went to Phila
delphia last night. Hs claims to have
seen Marcharet in the vicinity OF the
looted store MRrcharet has served a
term In prison for a similar offense.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Only a few copies left OF Rand, McNAlly
8 Co.'S Encycly ycopadia and 6azateer
which will be disposed Of At 81 25-which
is barely the cost Of manufacture. This Is
q work OF 800 pages and Is q condensation
OF the Encyclopedias Britannica Cham
bers' Encyclopaedia, ETC., with the add
tion Of much original matter treating Of
American subjects. II contains 80 colored
maps aud 900 engravings and is the
cheapest work ever offered In this city.
Apply for one at the EVENING JOURNAL
of3ra
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Several gangs Of riveters, natives Of
Scotland, principally came up from
Baltimore this week and secured employ.
msnt at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company IN place Of the striking rivetera
who have been cut from that shipyard
now about ten days Tie riveters come
and report for work in gangs Of four
each A gang comprises riveter, helper,
heater and holder.on Two OF these
work on the inside and two outside Of q
boah
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
The I.lauor I.losnnea.

Yesterday afternoon the Court OF Oyer
and Termlner granted licenses TO al the
old places and one new place, L. A. Aims
COW, No. 802 Market. Remonstrances
we're fled against five not
signed Cornelius Mundy. on the north
east corner OF Front and Union. r
Fred Ortlip, Central Hotel, on French
street between Sixth and Seventh
Henry Snyder, az Centreville
Joseph Qligley. at Hare's Corner; John
Dickinson, at Townsend On account OF
some trouble the applications OF Lewis
T. Anderson, at Fifth and Walnut, and
Edward Newell, No @ East Seventh, were
not signed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
cIIY NEWs IN sRIEF.

-George Peterson aged Sl years, and father
Of ex Sergeant Of Police Paschall H Peterson.
while walk n9 on Elizabeth street, fell and
cut his head quite seriously. Drs. hlDert a. q
Stevens attended Kim.
Ross Abrams has been appointed watch
man OF Second Street Market, vice Emmett
Stidham resigned.
Rev. Jonas Trumbauer. presiding elder
Of the Holiness Christian Assoclatlons VIII y
Conduct services at the mission. corner Front
and Madison streets. this and to-morrow even
inos and an day Sunday. when the ord nancS
Of feet washing will be celebrated
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
PRICE WANTS A NEW TRIAL.

Turned Deathly Pale when Told Cover
nor Brown Had Set Friday, July 8, for
His Execution.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 10.-Marshsll
Price was yesterday informed at the
city jail that Governor Brown had set
Friday, July 5. as the date for his execu-
lion. He turned deAthly pale, remark
ing in faint voice that be had hopedsfor
more time, and then wrote q lsttew to
his lawyers urging them 60 hasten the
application for a new trial.
They viii Immediately ask the State
Court Of Appeals to grant q new trial
upon the exceptions taken to the rulings
Of Judges Wickes and Stump, at the trial
at Denton,
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Delaware Fuil Of Fine vessels.

A fleet OF lat wind bound sailing
vessels passed seaward from the Della
ware capes In the past twenty four
hours, all loaded with cargoes from
Philadelphia, says the Record Gains
and adverse winds we're against them
and their skippers considered It better to
anchor than to waste time beating
against contrary winds. Looking up
the bay toward tue Brandywine, it did
the old-time mariners hearts good to
zee the finely moulded hulls OF the fore
and ALTERS lying snug. but eating up the
owners profts by the delay. When ihi
fair wind blew they were soon under way
and lost In the far away horizon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Horace Wilson, secretary and treasurer
OF the Wilmington Steamboat Company,
has invited a party Of newspaper men
and friends TO view Gordon Heights
to morrow afternoon. The party leaves
on q special car fIom Eighth aud Market
streets at 80 o'clock. returning In the
early evening on the City OF Chester
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

NEWMARKET, n. H., May 10.-Jers
Young, aged go years committed suicide
at his home here by shooting himself
through the head. Temporary insanity.
resulting from years illness Is supposed
to have led him to end his life. Mr.. Young
was Grand Army veteran and participat-
ed in the Kearsarge- Alabama fight.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

The "Ursa, one of the handsomsst
Pullman cars ever sent out from vii
mington, was taken from the Wilmington
shops of Pullmsn's Palace Car Company
about noon to day Itisa"F F v. sleeper
finished 10 carmine and gold with letters
of gold on the csrmiue borders.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Harry Darby. a brakeman on the Dels
ware railroad, living ct No 403 East Second
street, was painfully injured on his train
at New Castle this moraing by the train
coming TO a sudden stop. He
was brought to this city at II 20 aud was
taken to the Delaware Hospital where he
soon began TO improve and It was learned
that his JarlsS Were not serious.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
CEMENT IN The HOWARD.

About 100 Barrels ts BE Placed In
Her bottom.
Work has begun In the bottom OF the
big Nj. & M. steamship Howard, where
nearly 100 barrels OF Portland cement
will be placed In style similar to that
folio we'd In making cement pavements
This is done to strengthen the vessel 3
bottom as we'll as to provide permanent
ballast. Ten barrels were placed
in the Howard yesterday. Cement,
only, Is being used, although
In other cities crushed stone Is used In
the preparation. The cement Is hauled
Ia wagons from the Warner Company's tc
the Howard's first deck
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Citizens living in the neighborhood OF
City Hall place complain very bitterly to
reporters to- day that boisterous con
versation and jesting is carried on all
through the night in that neighbcrhood.
Especially was this the case last night
and it greatly interfered with the peace
and rest through the night
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
Fine SAILING vessel Leaves.

Mr.. Hill's steam yacht Ariel, beauty
among the pretty sailing yachts Of the
day, left for New York harbor yesterday,
after having been frightened up ct the
Harlan and Hollingsworth CompaAy's
shIpysrd, where she has been Wintering
The Ariel was towed around, not having
her sails on for this season as yet.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
AIGrsat FIeht between Llght-weIrhts

NIWF1HI NlEHN DHIW9"H NlBHt~WeIEhFEs
BALTIMORE, May 10 The fight Of
Charlie Gehring and Owen Zslgler before
the Eureka Club at Front Street rheatre
last night was declared draw, but It
was actually victory for Geh-
ring. The house was packed. lsig
Ter came from PHILADELPHIA attended
by delegation OF Quaker City sports
men. He claims the light weight
championship OF the world. Gehrlng is
more modest. claiming only the light
weight championship Of the South. The
fight lasted six rounds
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
F.-Kinr MILAN Not Dead.

BERLIN, May 1O.-It was rumorsd at
the bourse here that ex-King Milan OF
Serva had either committed suicide or
been killed by an assassin, but IL subse-
quently transpired that the rulnor had
been set on foot merely for speoulativa
purposes and was false. The exking is
at present in Venice.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
A Handsome Barque.

One of the cleauest and prettlest ves-
sells which has ever entered this port is
now at Pigeon Point, unloading nitrate
Of soda for the DuPonts She is the
German barque WappAus, Captain Quasi,
from Junin, Chill, and is Of steel. Her
spars and yard arms are Of steel and her
rigging Of wire On her trip here she
was delayed two weeks by an unusual
accumulation Of barnscles on her bottom
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
FIttInr Up stsamboats..A anew.

The steamer Thomas Clyde has been
taken from the Simpson basin where she
has been fitted up anew for busy excur
sion season aud this up.river steamboat
Columbia Is now in the dry dock to
undergo the same course Of treatment
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
MAKING IT A PRETTY SPOT.

Old Market House Plot on Twelfth Street
Being BeRutihod.
City laborers this morning commenced
the work of beautifying the old market
house plot and transforming 1t from
almost barren waste into pretty park
The market house plot is on Twelfth
street between Market and King.
Among the important improvements
that will be made there will be the
Introduction Of pretty rustic benches
and walks Of tan bark The place Is
situated on an elevation, airy and shady
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

VII EuHlNIFVE1 q NN"N'"V ." "'''''17F
Volunteer hremsn Of the city will bold
mass meeting In the Wash
ington engine house on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock The object
Of the meeting is to form a Fire
mems Relief Association, which has been
talked OF for nearly year
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

DULUTH. May 1o,-Lightning struck
small boat in the harhor during sudden
storm, and TWO Of the ocoupants--chari
Emory Of Bay City, Mich, and George
Barshaw of Duluth were instantly killed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
RICHARDSON EoR AppIoKs.

Pledges HiH support Two Years Hence.
The Gas man Not Yet DIsmaysd.
DOVER, May 10 HAIRY A. Richardson
has pledged his support to J. Edward
Addlcks two years hence. The erst.
while dark horse gave his pledge yester-
dav
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Candidate for Council Fifth ward
Colonel John Wainwright offers him
self and respectfully solicits the support
Of the voters of the Fifth ward at the
nomination election to be held on S4tur
day afternoon, May II.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
HELP WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDI ATELY, COMPETENT
w girl or woman for general homework
Also expe fenced nurse girl, reference re-
CURED. Apply TO M. d. FOWLER, No. 500
Van Buren street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
noARn AND Rnoms

EOR RENT ROOMS AT sO4 MADISON
IT street for dodgers.
EURNISHED OR UNFURNIS HE'D
II front rooms. with or without board. The
Mansard. No, IA Esst Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

nR. j. r. SMITH Has REMOVED FROM
IL 9l0 Madison 70 N. w. Cor. 7th and Adams.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN shall apply at the present session Of the
Joshua 3. Pussy. ELLA I. EUeE4s
Aprfl Is 1895,
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
sITuArIONs WANrEn.

A LADY WITH ONE CHILD DESIRES
"A place as housek eeper. Address r. H
this office.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
To and from the beach free of charge.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Speaker Records dropped bis gRvel At
precisely o'clock and the last act of the
senatorial farce began From that time
until the fasco ended tue gallery was
packed aud great deal Of the floor room
occupied by politicians and interested
spectators.
The Higgins Massey plan Of campaign
Evening journal., 1895-05-10
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

Table and service frst-class.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

Two EIG HT-ROOM HOUSES. WITH BATH
u and front porch. Near Eighth street Park,
Tor rent at $L2 per month. HURLOCK Bros,
Seventh and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

NUFTOE.- E. LEVYs CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFFICE, Rooms and 5, Exchange
Building. corner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROF PERTY Of all descriptions ct low rates
Or interest, buys and sells WATCHES.
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until O'Clock. Also furniture
stored At lowest rates
Evening journal., 1895-05-10

0sBORNE;
One square from Reading Depot and Ocean.
Is now open for reception of guests. Special
arrangements for large parties.
MRS. H. OSBORNE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-27

sus conductores, dandose ell case muy fire.
cuente de que no SO adniten q recibir ese
Sacramento los que no SO encuentren q
las horas determinadas por el parroco de
este pueblo en- las puertas de la Iglesia, &
menos que los REPRESENTATIVES del bauti-
zante abonen como multa seis reales que
no SO sabe q. fondos SO destinan, pero q.
debemos suponer correspondent al bolsi-
Ito particular del Cura de este pueblo.
La Aldea de Villalva bastaute RIGA
porque con los barrios que comprende tie
ne gran extension, no podra prosperar en-
10 relative gu caserfo, porque estando
monopolizados los solares por I'm propieta-
rio que no consiente SO fabrique porque
Sc reserva hacer las casas con su pecuIio
para despu6s alquilarlar como lie convenga,
siempre encontrara dificultades en- su de-
sarroIlo, puesto que ademas no brinda
aquella localidad Condolences de pobladO
por ser I'm sitio desigual en- su localizaci6n
por 10 tanto sin las condolences que se
reQuieren para que ell poblado aumente."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-27
EL AVER VEL HOY
De La PLAZA ALFONSO XII

A Ia amebiEidad del saf1or don Car.
los Castro antique archiverO del Mu
nicipio de esta Capital, debemos ell haber
pOdidO recoger algunOs datoe relative 4 la
plaza Alfonso XII que 30 esta demolien-
do aCtualmente:
Dicha plaza desde tempo inmemorial,
seTvia para venta de frutos sea de mer-
cado do Ia Capital.
En Ell aflo 1922, siendo Gobernador
CAPTAIN General de la Isla don Francisco
Gonzalez Linares alcalde primero el
doctor don Francisco Piuertel 80 10 demo
min6 F'Plaza de Ia Constituci5n," ord0nan-
do el gobiornO SO hermoSeara colocando en-
de su nuevo noznbre. OEden6se tambien
que el pavimento fuese do cascaio.
Ell aho de 184O dsspUso Ell Ayunta-
nientO en!ozar eznpadrar Is referida
plaza, Gandolo el ncmbre d. plaza mayor
En- 81 aflo 1845 orden6 el Gobierno
Gen8ral que 1a plaza Gu9dera expodita 6
todas horas del diu : d. Ia nocho trasIa,
d&ado 81 naercodo 1.lbli39 8 otro sitio; poro
Ell comeTcio supIic0 volvi5se 4 Ia plaza el
referido naoecado como Gsi se verified.
Eel aIlo de 1847 acord6 81 Ayuntanien-
to Ievantar III plano Tora aujetar 81 las
ediiicaciones q'10 Sc Ii i3e an en- 10 sucesi.
vo al rededor tle3 "a q; 2as
I'll afo de 1855 : sI24o >3obarnad0r Ca
pitan General i" "a Isla don Juan dc Ia
EAA5AA J AAGG&Atac 10 az CSSfttAl OOA OG-
metric Se1taella, lispdsos5 quo la plaza
SO deuominase Plaza DO Arnlas y que SO
cOnvirtiora en- 114 solon de pasoo (palabras
text3ales), CON dce jardine5 ON 10 paxto
Oesto; que Sc coiOcaran CuaSro est&tuas en-
los extremes de la 1ni8rna y en eI centro
una farola con cuatro luoos, I2vantandose
81 pavimento como est& hoy, dRndo este
lugar q. el pueblo bau5izase la plaza CON
ell nombre de ''PGntaon de Pezuela.' I'm
esas obras trabaj6 con mucho ernpeho el
entonces SecretGrio del Ayuntamiento don
Rafael Castro, padre dol actual archivero.
En- ell af1o do 1859 dispuso el Ayunta-
n1iento, guitar los jar4ines de la plaza y
q. SO corriese osta lAsta el extreme O. ocu-
pa frente al palacio do la Intendencia, CO.
locando en- el centric Ia estatua de dofa
Isabel IL. proy0cto este 1ltimo que no llo-
GO realizarse.
FL af1o 1892 con motive de las pr6xi-
mas fostas dal c:1ar5o Cantenario del des-
cubrimiento Dc Pu9Eto- Rico por iniciati-
va de Ia As0ciaci6n do Ia pr3aaa, fu6 CO.
locada con tode poEapa EN- el centro de di-
cha plaza Ia primera piedra de Ia proyec
tada estatua de Colon, la que IN afic
despu6s fu6 sacada = ilovada Ia entonces
plazuela de Santiago, hoy de Colon, donde
fU6 acuerdo erigir la referida estatua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-27

insurrectas que operan en- Las Villas.
Ell gobierno ingl6s hizo registrar en-
Terranova ell F'Pouyer quetier", encargado
de reparar los cables de esta Compaffa,
bajo pretexto de que ell buque contenfa
armas para los insurrectos de Cuba. El
director de la Compaffa, residente en- Pa.
ris, fu6 a Ia embajada espa1ola protes-
tar contra tan falsa insinuacion.
DE I'm telegrama que envfa La Co.
TrespoTdencIo de Espaho su corresponsal
en- la Habana: "He hablado con Ell mar
CUES de Apeztegufa, jefe de la Union Cons
titucional; con don Manuel vallo, jefe de
los refornistas en- ausencia del conde de
Ia Mortera, y con don Jose Maria Galvez,
presidente de los autonomistas, y los tres
me- han manifestado que consideran muy
impolitico cuanto Sc trate por ell Gobierno
s por cualquier otro elemento, de impedir
8 dificultar los planes politicos militares
indicados por ell general Martinez Campos.
Los tres, como Representatives. de los parti
dos espaholes en- Cuba, afirman que asi
para la guerra como para todas las contin-
gencias posibles de la pacifcaci6n, consi-
deran insustituible al general Martinez
Campos."