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The herald., 1896-11-05
DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP co.
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Steamers leave Redondo and Port Los
Angeles for San Francisco:
sss;s g1sss9 hs:; 4 & & S'|s B. B. lsjS
Leave San Pedro and East San Pedro for
san Francisco, via Ventura, Carpinte.!a,
Santa Barbara Gaviota. Port Hartford (ean
Luis Obispo) Cayucos, San Simeon, Mon
terey and Santa Cruz:
Oct. Nov.
GSpeks GU9s Bay .:: :.::. 5 1s g. T. T. e e T. L. T. T. 8
Leave port Los Angeles and Redond0 for
San Diego: steamer Corona VIII also call At
Newport (Santa Anal:
sss;s sssss- Rosa g. ( i: sIs f1s
The company reserves the right to
change steamers or sailing dates.
Cars connect with steamers via San
Pedro leave s. P. r. r. (Arcade depotl ~
sos pm, and Terminal Ry. depot at Sos
Cars connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot at 1000 am, or from Redondo Ry.
depot at $3.50 am.
cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
6. p r. r. depot at 1:10 pm. for steamers
north bound.
W. PARRIS, Agent,
No. 1924 West Second street, Los Angeles.
Goodall, Perkins & Co.. General Agents,
San Francisco.
The herald., 1896-11-05

@1.05; black for seed, 1.20@1. 80; red for seed,
95a1.05.
Receipts-Flour quarter SKIS, 32479;
wheat. centals. 1927; do Washington, 42,21O;
do Washington, 1886; potatoes, skis, TO-
933; onions, SKIS, 1882; corn. centals, TAO;
beans, SKIS, 6126; bran. SKIS. 100; middlings, (
wool, bales. 1872; flaxseed SKIS, 314: hides.
number, 625 raisins, boxes, 1916; wine.
gallons 50 100.
The herald., 1896-11-05
PETROLEUM

N NFlW 1VNFN' -NVN: u - z u VIo''rfI W tF''
quiet. United closed LII.
My prices for Wallpaper peat all the city.
A. A. lGehstroni. 32i South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-11-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Shin
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Wheat clos
ed ea-y. December, LA; May, 1.51%; bar
ley c1rsed, inactive; December, "a; May
92A.
Corn-Large yellow, 80.
Bran-California. l3.5Odti4.eO
Ffour-Familv extras 4S5M5O0: bakers
Wneat--l>U. snipp.ng. l.4U; choice do,
1.41AM1 42l.: milling. 1.t5Mi.5O.
Rarley-Feed. fair to good, 7IlsdS2ia; ;
choice, So; brewing. SIkM9.
Oats-White. 1.05eti20; black for feed. IS
The herald., 1896-11-05

Send for my new "Ins,rictons to Invalids" lo5
pages: sent Tree on apslicatlon
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
FACTS ABOUT THE TROLLEY.
AS A RESULT OF OPPOSITION MOTH
ING IS TANGIBLE,

Hut the Road VIII 30 Butt and work
MAJ BeEin on August An Interview
with Z. p. King. Now tho Loading
spirit In tho lsnterprIae.
Upon learning from rella bic source
that the New Castle WilmiDgtou Eeotr c
Railway inoorporators aro planning TO
begin work on tho trolley rosd On August
3, an EVENING JOURNAL reporter yeater
day interviewed Dol. Clarence T King,
superlntendlng director Of lha neW road
Dol. King was found as bis Office. at
tho Real Estate Investment Company'a,
No. 72l Walnut street. Philadelphla.
When Informed OF the rumors that ae
tive work would begin next week, Mr..
King shook his head and said.
at Is all wrapped upin uncertainty; /;
there is nothing tangible can tell you
Nothing. however, will be done tbls
week | Iutend to visit New Castle In
person Iext week aud after my return
TO Philadelphia 20 report. | may know
something for publication.
The fact ir this business depression
coming Gu us now, together with the
dlficulties We hava run egeinst down Ia
Delaware have retarded matters aeii-
ousiy. The newspapers, Know. have
had the road built several tines but the
fac's still remain.
That bridge business Is serious
detrlment 20 any such Au enterprise and
TO DO safe in building tho railroad With
out overhead bridges we must sit down
aAd walt until your General ASSEMBLY
meets again. We have had considerable
expsrlonca in electric rail way building
and are now Interested Ia two or three
othsr new enterprises
Just here the reporter asked Ii they did
not intend TO cross all the tracks at
grade except lhs New Castle cut IL
railroad which runs through 4 cut on the
Glebe farm that gives bleh banks on
either side.
Even that one bridge" " replied the
Philhdvlpbian. IS a burden. Those banks
amount TO almolt uoBhing, since you have
10 build steel superstructurs OF 100
teet on each side 10 get 60 the proper
Side The few feet OF steel legs that tue
banks would save us thorefore, Is IN
deed small. A great many people imae-
inc that trolley car could simply Jump
up that steep bank, ovsr little bridge
ard down on the oaher eide. bus ho y
mistaken they are.
You can say, however, that II any
body builds that road We will Do 70 aud
ee expect TO hustle things Up aroand
Nav Uss.ls. our oej jis..so point
"lt Is said already thai some OF the
people Wboss ground had bean ed
by Engineer Wsngcr. have sready be-
E gun 10 Imagine their land worth twios
les real value. and this 10 another din
Guilty the new road protest will meet
Ni.h
Q P. King, the leading apirit Ia ths
/ present entefpriss, Is a director Ia the
Real Estate Investment ConpaAy, which
ioes an extensive bankng business IN
Phuadelpnia John Rldgway is les
presidsuF, and r Stosn Martin It's
secfeUerT and treasurer. Whether Mr..
Il ng meant this company IN speaking OF
We is nO5 klo0p.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Up the Hudson .

On Thursday, August 9. 13. 20 and 27
the Psnnsylvania Railroad Company vii
run excursions to the Upper Hudson
under personal escort
A change IN the leaving time Of tn,
special train from Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, to 73fR m, instead o,
z 90. as heretofore, will enable residents
Of NorristowD. Chester, Wilmington, West
Chester aud intermediate stations t.
connect with the special train st Broad
Street Station. On the retuen trip The
specisl train will arrive at B cad Street
Station ia ample time for passengers t.
take regular trains that night to theii
homes
A stop OF one and half hours Is mad
at West Point TO enable exeurslouists tt
View the wprld renowned UIited Slater
Military Academy.
In order to insure an earlier return C
Philadslphia than heretofore, Tbs stop al
Newburg will ba omitted. although
steamer will run to point Fl Newbure
and there turn
Tickets will b. sold from PhllAds'phis
at 50 80 for the round Tip
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
ECHOES OF TEE STORM.
Hsusss struck by Lightning, and Persons
shocked Bg the Boits-PaxticuiarlS
severe About Centreville.

Hsusss struck by Lightning, and Persons
shocked BV the Boits-PaSticuiarlJ
severe About Centreviiie.
CRNrRNvILLs, Nd July 80 The most
terrihe thunderstorm experienced Ia this
rcetion foe a long time prevailed Monday
night about 10 o'clock, doing great
damage TO property.
a tenant house at the farm OF j. w
Watson, mile from Csntrevills. was
struck BY lightning and burned to the
ground The tenant. Charles Moore and
family, barely ene1ped with their lives
The bolt struck this chimney and the
house imms diately took FIRE The tenant
lost nearly all of his furniture and cloth
log The house was insured In the Cacl
equity Mutual Company. There Was no
Insurance on tho personal property. W
$ CrosF, living on the fern OF DR. w
K Carroll, near QloeustowD, lost a yalu-
able horse and COW. John Bishop Lost
horse and Charles Sparks had a bull
killed
lightning struck the house occupied
By Thomas Dukes and family on The
Simpson farm ana tore the plAsteiing of
the wall within two feet OF the bed OF the
occupants, but fortunately they escaped
without serious injury. Mrs Dukes was
siuoued.
Mrs B Palmer Renting was stunned
by the lightning while siJtiHg st the
window Of her house and she lay unoon
soious for several minutes
Reports Of damage to crops and stock
are s'ill coming In. and it IS probable
thst the loss far exceeds that already
reported
The Bowen" farm, belonging 60 John
B Brown, WAS sold to day The farm
eontalnei 262 acres and was bought by
Mr. ChSrles W. saPle OF Baltimore
The farm is beautifully located on Ches
ter river
Ths residence OF J e Walters, Jr, IN
Osutreville. was sold st mortgages sale
90 James. Mscubip, OF Ellicott city, for
81 $50
The skinner" farm. on Island creek,
belonging to Mr. John B B-own. was
s)ld 70 Mr. G w. Sagls f,r el2, 80 per
acre The farm contained 1855 acres
Evening journal., 1896-07-29

Ladies' Wrappers Simplicity aud
style are the ksynotss of this pretty
wrapper Made OF pink aud white lawn
with erush collar and ties Of pink rib
bon, IL forms the dsintiest houseRowp
imaginable. It Is mRde up over . fitted
lining. The loose front Is gathered onto
a square yoke partially concealed by the
novel bertha which gives it pointed
fleet. The full sleeves are also lined.
They are faelY gathered into the arm
sixe aud tght-ftting from wrist TO
elbow. The dainty pointed cuffs are
trimmed with insertion to CORE
spoud with bertha This bertha may,
be entirely omittedifa 3 plKiner garment
Is desired or it NAV bs trimmed in various
ways TO suit the taste. This design Is
adapted 20 either slender or stout figures.
OhalHs. flannel, silk, cashmere, chsmbrsy,
einghAm, percsle or dimity are all suit
able for i,s development
20 1885, Ladies' Wrapper requires for
medium sizs III Yards material 27 inches
vide. % yHrds g Inches wide or n yards
A inches wide. Llplng requued i yards
% inches wide. Odt In ssven sizes, 80,
81. SO 80. 40. AZ aud A inches bust
measure.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29

Board OF Education Fires Back City ooun-
ellis Resolutions Happened othor Pro-
oeedinEs az It's Regular Meeting.
The Board OF Education met last even.
ing. The members present wsre
Meeers Elissoc, Stewart, Frezsr, Man
love De, kyne and Vlckery.
Mr. E'isson was elected president pro
lem
A bin OF IS from the New Castle Water
Company WAS ordered paid
Clerk Eckles stated that he had a
coinmuniosticn for the board The NJ
munieation was the resolutions recently
psssed by the City Council condemning
The action OF tho board 10 the election Of
teachers Ne. Stewart OF sesod to the
resolutions bling read, stating that he
did not think Il proper matter to cone
before the board, aud moved that Is b.
rsturned 10 City Council unread. The
motion was carried.
The committee on Dobbinsvllle school
reported progress. The Compittee on
school Property was inatrRetsd to pro.
cure estimates for c2rtains for the
schools.
The teachers recently elec'ed have
been heard frcm and have accepted she
positions offered them The salaries OF
clerk aud ianitors we're ordered paid
II was expected that the Beard OF
Education wsuld Totally ignore the reso =
lutions from City Council and send than
bAek TO the councilmanic osusurers up-
opened The resolutlons oondemusd the
usjarity members OF the bosrd for thslr
ac,ion a. election In turning cut old
euploJes Of tho schools and getting new
msterlal for tesebsTs graduates OF Psna-
sylvanla normal aahoola
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
20 paasIla . o.n0La ed. cM1.
ssieas Excursion To Toichsster Beach,
CkesnpeAke say.

J On Thursdays. August 6 and 20, the
Pennsylvania Rsilrosd Company (Pbilsdsl-
pbia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Riilroad
Company) will run special low rate
excursions to ons Of Mary most pop
nlar watering places. Tolehsster Beach
This place is held in high favor by all
who have been there or who have heai q
It's prsl ses Hou coed II has oil the attgi
butes OF a first clsse resort, and espf c
lally app ais to families. Every possible
kind Of amusemsnt is be found IN ad
ditlon to the never diving fascination Of
che sea. It's location, on the prettiest
part of tho beautiful Chesapeake bay
speaks for itself
Ia order that people living on the Phil
sdslphis, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad may avail themselves Of a dsy
at this charming pla,o. spscial train
will bs ran and tickets will bs sold at an
exceedingly low rate
rhs following schedule Will be ia Of
feet
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Dent, ofn rnrmor.

CHEsTERrowN. Nd July 20 Jesse
Morris respected farmer, died A. the
home OF his son In law, Frank ID Lsary
la OhestsrtowD, last night. aged 73
years @r Morris hkd a slight attack
Of paralysis about ten days ago while in
bis dsiry and fell, receiving painful In
jurles Hs Thought the attack only yer
tlRo, aud soon gro wing bstter no eerious
apprehension vera felt He came to
Chsstertown on Wednesday and was
again stricken on the street Ho VAS re
moved 20 the home Of his son-in law,
whore he died. He was a brother OF sx
G lmmlssioner William Norris.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29

WARE AVENUE EA61-bODND.
All trainS Illuminated with Pintsca
Rev YORK, week days. ssOs. TIA
'e3l tgis +lO25 am ~ q, y, ~ 's ,'7.s9.
IL y. m. Sundays 's.Os. '9.4s, '1L25 A. ma
as ,5,s2, .ISs II p. c,m1a,,,e,rn,,,z m, or
STATION, week days, s3.0S, 5.5S, 6.se
s7.l5. s7.30. ISIS, sS55. s9.sl, 'l0.2S, tL20 a
M 'is;4 'l249, '2zs, 40. 40. ,e;Ss, s.3
$50. ss.48, '1L25 a. m; 1920. ESQ. ss.2S 255s
'o;s2- $50, 'LS9, S2s, 10. IL p. m; ..
PHILADELPHIA, READING TBRMI-
NAL, week days, sos, '7.15, s9.31 a. ms
I'll D. m. Sundays, 's.OS a. m; III p. m.
CHESsTE.E s5 week Gays 'sos Sss, ~ AS'
'229 $50 455. s5.S2. $50, '7.s9. SIS, 10, II y.
N. Sundays, sos. 7s0 $50, "ll.26 a, m;
1870. 20, 's.ss, 455. $50, $40. 7ss. Sz5'
~ AiiLsN ( Sfic. CITY. week. days, .7l5. -aa
a; m.; 'l22l, :. % D. m. Sundays 7.So a. m;
YCAPE MAY, week days, s715a. m; -ls.2l,
'2.2s D. N. spTadeSgs.; sTlsSgs. s9ar,I1, % a. m;
pArrrsoRME rs SsAiH0 1ND oNp NMpAsHrNaroN.
week days, 40, 7.02, s6:4S, ,ll.06 a M
'l2.55, '2Q. Pa, '4:o2, 4.5ss 'els. y 's.l5
p, 55 ia' % slnas s7 Y a 81 q '.Si5 e. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
daily 7.02 a; m; 254 2. m. -,
100, 'ssS, si1O5 a. M; 'l2.55. a54. 'AOs.
s45s. 7.05, IS. '9.15. 11,12 p. m. Sundays,
40. 700. 's.4s a. m; 'l2.55 254, '45s 100.
'PffT-B0E.ai- weekdays p. m sun
dags-4 5s .. m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily.
1885 and s9.15 y. IN.
NEW ORLEANS AND A AMEMPHiS via
Bristol and ChattenooRa, feO0 p. m, daily
Through sieepers Washington to Memphis
as; SIs;iNSGFRLY "a fsI.'Si Accommodation. ws.Y
days, 7.02 a. m; 2.54, 705, ll.12 p. m. Sur
days 7e2 q, M; M; "a s9s p n
/ tlf.. L. Iutr L "a A
'u.Ssys IEyAS.5 MAEKEIT I sr. STATION.
NEW YORK, week days. $3.50 a. m
| PHILADELPHIA. week days, $50 q
BkITfMoRE. week days. La a. MI
L iI3ApNiTpSiENBERe and WAY srArroNs
week days, $50, 1920 a. m; 2.50, $40 D. m
SYlsAsyVsh leave 700 Pfi1nIpEIPPHPA Fl m SS P IA CHEST
NUT ST. STATION. FOR WHINING
TON. week days. 80 500. 's.25. .7,lO
l50 245. $50, si2O, IsO, Sis .5.I. Z. $50
s7.25, $50, 1910 lbs p. m: sundays. $40
So b is9 g "a a. In,o m; l7Se lSS L5o 40
PHILADELPHIA, READING TER
MlNAL. week days; 'sn '7.b5 A. m. 'i.1a
m. Sundays, '3.2O, '7.b5 q. m.
Telephone Ne. lss.
Rates &1 to 70 Western points lever thAA via
q. 8. sc6LL General Passenger Aren't
". M. GREENE. Gener.l Manager
VA ILMlN6ION AND n tIh ntlN fI.slI--
" ROAD. Timetable IN effect June 28 1896
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station. for 3 q o Junction. Montchanin,
Winterthur, Guyencourt. Grenogue, Coeeart
/ Chsfds' Ford Junction. Pocopson. West
Chester. Fmhrevine, Mortonville, Cootesville
/ and intermediate ttr tione, daily. except Sum
i day. At 10 a m. 2 ~, 05 and 8 q d. m. sun
/ day only 81 sos a m 10. 4. or and .oOp 10.
For WAyneeburg Junction, Sprlngfield and
nts'rmediete stations, daily. except Sunday,
At Z. 10 =. m, z, ~ snd 80 j m. Sundays only
at gus - m. and 2. 10. f.O5 y. m.
For Joanna; Bir. eboro. Reading and Inter
mediate stations daily. except Sunday. ct
r. m and ~ D. 10.
A. q. Mci'AUsLAND. Superintendent.
/ BOWNEh5 BRIGGS. Gen Passenger Agep
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Hls DIsappsaranoe a M, stery.

Woodbury.. July 30 Young Howard
Budd, OF rhorotsre, VINO disappeared
from Gloucester on Saturday light t.
still smong the missing. An investiga
tion Of his fairs leads to the belief tina
he has not been murdered and robbed, but
left OF his own frss will IL has bssu
sscertGinei that ne took all OF his be
lougiogs OF value aud that he also had
with him horse and buggy worth $500.
which was his property. John Brown OF
whose farm he was employed, paid him
$500 on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
swampsa ny rnsbsa. swsII.

BRIDGEToN. July 80 Lewis
Sbautoa, aged 55 years. OF Parkb ,ro.
Gloucester county, was drowned In the
OonNnsey river, opposite Fairton, yester
day morning he aud a young man. had
been carp fishing aud we're returning to
F4!rton with their boat loaded almost to
the water edge. Toe tug Laura B passed
by and swell from her caused the boat
" hil and sink The lad saved himself
by swimming TO the shore, but Mr..
stanton sank at once sud was drowned.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Iinrna nr Ilrhtn,nr-

BBIDGETON, July 20 During the
severe thuhderstorm Monday night
lightning struck the house OF Fremont
Weeks. on Taylor street. Mr. Weeks
and bis son we're sitting In tho shed. Tire
bolt passed through the building light
ing u9 the waola house Mr. Weeks
fell from his chair and WAS psraly d for
some time His sou. Hsber, has his lips
cut aud his teeth badly shattered BY the
electric hdld. Both we're badly affected
bat have recovered from tue shock. The
house WAS not injured.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
caroline couuty RepublIcans.

DHNToE, Md July 20 The Caroline
county Rspub loan convention yesterday
selected a double delegation to the
congregational convention whish msets
Ia Etston August l2. The following are
Tue delegates. Albert G. Tower. Thomts
r GrosB. william D. Taylor, Hopry "
Hypson, Walter Todd and Thomas
J JsAsreon The delegation Is c3Lsidsred
anti Dryden. f. @ Ramsdell prsaided
and lonn A Sigler was secretary. Il is
believed that Or Isaac A. Barber, Of
Talbot. will be the neminea
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
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Evening journal., 1896-07-29
SOCIAL ANp pERsoNAL NoIEs-


Niles Kate Herbert and Miss Bessie L
8 bert nave been visiting In Phnsdel-
Dhla.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Hofmaun, who
'ett home yesterday, viii spend ten days
.t Atlantic City.
Mss Lydia Moore has returned home
after P easans trip
PrIvates Robert Gordon, Jr., and
Grorge Barr are reported TO have Joined
the Elite Camping Club COMPANY n
soldiers) at Camp psnusvile
Jauss G Shaw. sr, who wss AZ Re-
H05?th for few dass OF rest and at.
tendance at political meeting, has re-
turned hone
Elmer e. Hawke. Of Toledo, O., has
arrived In town on visit 10 Mrs.
Hawke.
N B Bu'Ii' F q o. MID 'letowp, was
IN town yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
BrIdEetoa'a Rspaslloaa DsIerrsea.

BnIDGErON July 2s.-Tbs Republi-
oaaa 81 Bridrotoa have elected the fol-
loving delssate3 TO the Congressional
OoAv.nuou st Woodbury. On Thursday !:
FirsS ward, Samuel Huaphreys, Joseph
Oresswell, Albert Obtirgsr, George W.
MoCowap, snk II Miller; Second
saTd Msrhsb L Sovy, william Wood,
John d Ham, Aldrsw Zane. Loronzo
Woodruff; Third ward, Shsrlff Alien, Z.
Shinn, Fcseholder Joseph I White. E
Sheppard Wall r, Frank Wallace,
Assvmblyman Bllon6sld T. Mineh f;
Fourth ward, Senator Isaac n
Nicools, Joseph Slmpsod. Harold 2.
Plerson, Barton +. Sharp, Freeholder
N Scull
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
HomeopAthists rurned down.

CHRsrER, Pa, July 20 BY vote Of
ten to eight the mause ers OF the Chester
Hospital refused TO apend the b. laws
90 Rs TO give the homeopathic physicians
representation on the medical ano
surgical stats The homeopsths hsd
petitioned for squat representation. Th
all0paths, who ara uow on the staff
declared they would leave 10 e body #
the uew school pbysleIe1B we're admitted
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
EPEoIAL KOrIOEs.

TFOR RENn-THREE HOUSES AND ONE
IlOfS WASTED 10 SELL ThE NEW
- CAsrLE EvEEIN0 JOURNAL. Apply a.
the EYEriro JOuRNAL Ohce, No. II Court
House. Ope-half cent COPY 10 boys; sells
for one cont.
DOYs. GET UP A ROUTE FOR 1HE NEW
AD CASTLE EVENING JOURNAL. You can
soon earn money enough ~ buy watch or
bicycle Get them at the NHW CASTLE EVEN
ING JOURNAL ONCE, No. II Court House, one-
half cent COPY.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
wnI ID ehesleI,s Ea-Malor.

MRDIA, July 30. The will Of ex-
Mayor John Laikin, Jr., who died last
week ia Chester, vas proDated here yester-
day The dneuWenr, Whiel WAS signed
on September 3 1889, divides ths real
sstats-mostly houses and lots in ChesteI
and Vicinity among his children sno
grandchildren, tho lie as designating the
properties each Is So receive. 1be astate.
including securl,iss, is worth $500, 600.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
KILLED AZ Iron HnI.

Iron BILL. Nd, July 20 Jockey
zround the lower turn Roebuck, with
Barrstt up, stumbled aud fell. and
Grow. ridden by Levells. fell over him
Leeelle died early last evening the
doctors saying bis neck was br ken.
Bsrfett eecsped serious ipjusy
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
SUFF sRIES IHsIR HlRIYRDOH.

A. II. Stevenson Says He WIN Spend His
Last Cent to Make Dover Pay for the
OatrsEe.
DOVER, July 20 p. F. O'Hsra, Of
WI minstoD, wss lodged in jail hcrs last
night This makes thirteen Single
rsxers now sTelterlng in Dovsr's prison.
O'Hsra and John Moriiz spoke on the
streeis for thirty minutes. it IS claimsd
Monday night. bnt were not arrested. The
singh Takers regard his as p bsckdown
on the part Of Dover authorities, but the
Huthori les say that the men did not
gather erfisient crowd to block the
sidewalks or streets.
The men serving their thirty daya 10
itil are suffering with intense heat aua
one is said 30 have malarlsl favor. II
Stevenson, president Of tbs soolstY, says
no will spsnd bis last penny to mske
Ike town pay for the outrage.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
a ohulsh w,aalnr rn.mnrr.u.

Rev. +. NJ. Munson will oficiats to-
morrow nt noon At the wedding OF
rh' odore w Hauf 10 Miss Mary Craven
n, de, OF NsH Castle, the crremeu,
sking place In Imm6nusl Church
Eckert Tindle. brother OF the bride. will
present tbs woman in marriage Il W.
Husbebtc ck will be the best man.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
9ho storm In Kent.

CHEsTRRrowN. Md, July 20 "A
severe thundsrstorm, lasting four hours,
passed over Kent Monday nigkt Rain
fell In torrents aud the lightning was
ssvere A straw rick on the farm Of
George Snitcher was Cred by Lightning
aud DESTROYED
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Nnrmnrinn narh nnarant,noa

The NocweRian bark Csuopus, which
arrived at the Delaware Break water
yes'erd.y from Msurilius WAS quaraa tined
by UIitsd States Marine Surgeons, owing
TO sickness having broken OUT on the
passage. Sue left Maurhius on April l2
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
MAILS ARRIVE.

~. m.--From Wilmington. Philsdelphia and
the NorthtFrOm Baltimore and the south;
From the Peninsula
ii. 40 a, W.-from Wilmington Fhfiadoluhia
and the North; FROM Baltimore and the
south.
b.W p. m.-From the Peninsuia; From VIII
mington ana the North; From Baltimore
Is p. m--f'rom Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS Cf.OSm.
a. m.--Fcr Philadelphis and Wilmington,
Tor the Peninsula; For baltimore and
Washington.
s.80 =: m.-For PhiladelphlA and Crisfeld.
snhwhy po5tol1ice; FOR she Peninsula; For
the North.
y. m,-lor Wilmington, Phiiadelphin
and the North; For The Peninaulh. g0r
Baltimere and the South. (NO registered
mail eont s0uth OF DOver)
c.lO p m.--Fpr Wilmington, philadrlphla and
the North; For Baltimore and the South
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
Arrested for IasuIiinr women.

John Hill. an itinerant scissors grinder.
was arrested ny Oitzan J. h King on
Front street Nsw Castle. for acting dis
ornerly snd Insulting women who passed
down the street. The prisoner was re
leased at 10 o'clock this morning. having
been arrested BY citizen and upon biz
promising TO leave town Immediately and
not ratnrn