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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08
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will elect deegstes who will follow Tilms nr.s %nss
Ne Leaves the convention. TiIlman was Ill., '0~ -
prssdential candidate throughout the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08
SCOTT7S

EMULSION Of Cod.liver Oh :.
Hypophosphites is the actn. s'q
edged remedy for consunSI;c".s
By observing the laws Of hesii g. :
will cure in its early stare, =, :
give comfort and prolong rs =, ~
sometimes cure when the usli ~
has almost given up hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

Notwithstanding all Platt's Boosting 1Ns -
question. says THE jamestown Newh" IT Z
delegates from the xxxfvth Concss 8
trtct will be for william Mckinley mt ~ =
All the time" Furthermore, The NewT G6Ah
thew wifi 20 under "ironclad instruclioag ~
man would dare disregard the manda1 g T. -
pie. expressed as this VIII De oy pFse''cs'B -
nous voice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

1t IL understood that Mr.. Sutheriands place the
Republican National Committee will be taken by
Chairman Hackett and Hackett will be succeeded In
turn by Congressman Odell, now chairman Of the
State Executive Committee-that Is, II Plat can
have his way about II.
II Governor Morton should veto the Greater New
York bill. he would. according to The Watertown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

n Morton were not the tool Of P1att IN a
p,n ghamton Herald" would he approve al IL =
ma .sed by the Legislature. which has doue No.
not approved of by Plat?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

When Congressman Odel foolishly yielded to Plat
IN tho Greater New-York bill he threw away a
splendid opportunity tc make an envable reputation
for himself for independence His excuse for doing
50 was Platt's personal appeal. But when the Boss
came out next morning In an Interview practically
declaring thai Odeil had been whipped into line. the
Congressmans friends felt he had been compelled
to pay high price to appease his masters vanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08
NAY NAME WOMAN FOR GOvERSoa

MAY NAME 4 WOMAN FUN OO'
Little Rock Ark. May THE Prohfo'uo.
Convention met here yesterday and enee'ea
norarv organization. To-day platform w "
adonted and National delegates elected 10 @0.
70 emphasize their views in favor Of wome, - -
trace many OF the delegates are In FAVOR g 49,
ns.;ny Mrs g. e. Christian, Of Eureka sgoAs&
FOR Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

One bill that the bosses VIII have no vevWt
veto, says The Syracuse Herald" 10 the pmA
Kinley."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-08

=, ,s understood among politicians that IN ~
for staying in the Presidential race 70 Tue .~
srro- Norton will have Platt's support fes >
- domination next fall, by which time the htte H.
Of Odell Fish Ellsworth ct al Will nave vAAs
into the circuma mbient ether.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-HALF DOZEN MEN OR
w women TO take orders for Henry q.
Turner's work, "A Modern Political Boss"
Apniy MONDAY, from II to y O'Clock, to Z. l..
KNIGHT, EvEEING JOURNAL office.
A GENTS-Millions in it-Campaian Book;
L1Life of Mckinley and all candidates Near
ly 800 pages; 100 illustra IONS Send l5c Tor out
fit quick. Poop es's.3943 Market, Phila, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.


Captain Thomss J.1ruxton OF Lewes,dele-
gale 10 the eighth International Sunday
School Convention in Boston, Me, VIII SPEAK
on Sunday school work In Delaware avenue
Baptist Chui ch tomorrow evening.
-sOld Glory" now floats from "Hill Top
farm house. Levi c. Birds summer home
near Reyb bold.
If vou wish a good cement pavement 60
10 Simmons and Brother, us Market street.
The Democratic State Central Committee
vii meet at lover on Tue-day and select
date for the no ding Of the Conyenuon A.
nominated.
Miss Grace Bullock. of Massschusetts.wln
sing AZ West Presby terian Church to morrow,
both morning and evening.
Republicans OF the old school viii organ
ize under the name Of the Republican Union
League.
-Chlldren's Day will be celebrated At Wes-
ley NJ. r. Church tomorrow.
--Adolph Kuhn will leciur on ''Bernen be-
fore tue Hebrew Independent Political Edu-
cation Club tomorrow.
Delaware railroad train north, leaving
hs sre aJ II .25 WAS 10 minutes late this morn
lug.
For second hand furniture at rock bottom
prices 20 TO Conway sixth and Lombard Sts.
The Delaware pilot boat Henry Cope,ts on
the marine railway at the shipyard or the
jackson and sharp Company for repairs.
Two schoooers loaded with poplar wood
were towei info the Delaware Pulp Works
this morning. These are the nrst for some
time.
The baggage and ticket ofllcs of the rail :
road station Al Reho0oth were o<ened tnl :
week.
The new cavalry company was not organ
ICED las night. owing 10 the fact thtt a ma.
j,rity OF those who signed the muster roll aia
not appear.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Sermons on ..Hsros. Of the Faith 4"

The subjects which will be used IN the
series OF sermons on Heroes Of the
Faith" which Raw Merritt Hulburd y
7 d will begin on TO. morrow evening At
Grace M E church, Will be: June 81.
John OF Antioch, The Golden mouth,
or Pulpit Elequenos 10 the Fourth Cen.
tury;" Juue % "Augustine. Bishop Of
Hippo. or the Regenerated Roue;' July o.
"Euss Of Constance and jerome Of Pra
que. or Religious Liberty July IL Mar
tin Luther and the Reformation" Jnly
20, "SavonarolA the Martyr Of France.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
COENISSIOH IN PARTITION.

Caleb Jacksen's Property would Not
Divide aud Charles M. CurtIs WIN
Eject Safe.
When the Court Of Chancery and
Orphans Court convened this morning.
Christopher L. Ward. one OF the most
promising young attorneys at the New
Oascle bar WAS admitted to practice.
Joseph l. Carpenter. ST.. Joseph L
Carpenter. Jr.. Michael Newell, Thomas
Rearcon and William Pritchett we're ap
pointed commissioners to make partition
Of the real estate of Peter McKenna.
The commissioners appointed to make
partition OF the real estate of Caleb
Jackson. deceased made return OF no
partition, and Charles NJ Curtis was Rp
pointed trustee TO effect sale
Cornelius MsynlhAn, administrator Of
Patrick Reynolds deceased, made return
OF sale, which was confirmed.
The balance OF tbs session was epent Ia
arguing points IN an Injunction case.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
VBRSgD IN ELOCUTIOH.

First commencement Exerciaes of the
Pupils OF r.. STANLEY BurIeiRb, at this
Opera House Last Night.
Pupils of R. Stanley Burleigh enter.
tained = large audience at the Opera
House last night. They showed excel
lent training. and the program, though
long, was very interesting, snd effect
lively rendered The elocutionary work
was the best ever heard in Wilmington
There were Rotations by Miss Sybilla
Feldmler, Miss MAbsla Wells Robers
Bruce, Paul TAy lor, Miss Agnes aollorsn,
Miss Clara Taylor. Harry Bonham. Miss
Lucy Hlldreth, Miss Eva Biaekiston aud
Miss Grace Hargis.
Various exercises In pantomime,
dumb bell drills and marching w1re given
by the children's classes. the evening
classes aud High School students. This
program concluded with q bright farce
"a Perplexing Situation" In which
Harry Bonhsm, Miss g. Lackey. Miss NJ
Duffy. Miss @. Pierce, Mss l. Hildreth,
Miss s Rambo, Miss NJ Herring, Miss
Bessie Wyatt. Howard Cam, Robert
Bruce. W. SWestmsn, P. Killlam and
Paul Tsylo took part.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
working The swsdea.

Hugh O. Browne is organizing the
Swedish Republicans in the Higgins
behalf In the Ninth ward last evening
a Swedish campaign club WAS organized
John p Klnstrsud, OF the Eighth ward,
presided, and John Alfred Jossphson. OF
the Ninth ward was secretary. A com
mittee Of three. composed of Mr.. Kin
strand, Conrad w. Anderson and o A.
Borg, was named to prepare q constitu-
tlon and set Of rules. Mr. Browne made
IN addraea
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
]. EDWARDS BLOW OUT.
HE is TENDERED A RECEPTION ON
HIS RETURN FROM THE WAR.

Bands PIa-, Fireworks Are Burned aud
the BosH March and Addioks win Foot
the Bin-He shares the Glors with Mo-
KlnIey and Hobart.
Last evening J. Edward AdGicks and
his admirers participated In the joint re
ception gotten up by the faithful Adher
ents Of the millionaire gas mAgDste. and
paid for out Of his strong box. There
was music and marching, FIRE works and
oil the usual Accomplishments OF politl
cal parade M. Adoieks, ex postmaster
Daniel II. Stewart, Senator Robert j
Handy, J. Frank Alice, of Dover. DR.
George w Marshall, Milford. DR. 7
Moore. Edward Bsggs, Henry McComas
aud William A. FAIRIES. smyrna, A. A.
Wa son, Enoch Clark and George w.
Roberts, Dover rode In bsrouehes be
tween the two sections Of the procession.
Col d P. Barnard was grand marshal.
This mus.o WAS furnished by HJatts
and colored band. Tners were about
800 white men and Buys IN tbs drst
section, and shout 200 colorsd ones In the
second. Many trsnspsrencles we're carried
In line. bearing the ticket as chosen IN
St. Louis aud illusions to the men who
were seated as representing the Diamond
State.
The procession formed on shlpley street
about o'clock and marched to Fourth,
TO Pine, to Ninth to King, 10 Seven b, tc
| Market, to Eleventh, to Pennsylvania
aud Delaware avenues. to Pennsylvania
ayenus, TO Broome street. to Fourth, Ia
Market TO Seventh, countetmsrohing e
Fifth, whore It was dismissed.
/ roovau of fha Ifnfau napu IN ianf
Club were elaborRtsly decorated with
flags. bunting. etc, and pc;uFes ol
| Mckinley and Hobart were plentiful A
huge fsg besring the ticket few from
one OF the front windows OF the rooms
and large picture Of the man whose
name is so closely connected with tbs
tariff grAced the doorway. The only
speech Of the evening was made by Mr..
Addlcks on the return TO the rooms H'
said: 1--WE are all Republicans here and
Higgins cannot make us Democrats
he then proposed three cheers foi
Mckinley aud Hobart" which we're given
As the parade passed the rooms of the
Young Mems Republican Club the win
dows were dsrkened. Among the trans
parencles shown In the line we're "Whe
Redeemed Delawarsi' ''Addicks Stands
for Push and Prosperity; Higgins foi
Out of Date O.d Fashioned Republican
ism" "Addicks the Workingmen's
Friend"
When asked by a repor'er as to hi
future course In politics Mr. AddIck
said: II am still In polltic5 msan to
stay and / mean TO win do not regers
the action Of the National Conveutlo n a
st. Louis as sn i1tlmation that l am no
wanted in the party. On the contrary
am much encouraged over ths fact thai
nearly every delegate from the Eastern
States with the exception OF few votei
, from Vermont. voted TO seat the regu
larly elected Republican delegates from
, this etste"
When ssked as to his aspirations 70
, gubernatorial honors he said II am no
, seeker after any such honors, nor woul
, acsspt the nomination, no matt er hs'
It. came to me- l am q candidate 70
J United States Senator. however, an
, shall make a vigorous fight for II at th
J next session OF the Legislature
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Fake smuHglsrs on tho swindIe.

The police OF Wilmington have been
notified to keep a lookout for two men
who have been swindllng people In
Philadelphia by what Is known as the
"smuggled goods srick They pretend
ed to have several genuine cauels hair
shawls, valued At $50 apiece, which they
claimed hid been smuggled, and offered
to sell than to him at $50 apiece. "At a
greEt bargain. baker invested $50
In one Of then, but afterwsrd discovered
that the shawl was Of domestic manu-.
fscture, Of inferior quality and Of little
value, and he notified the police
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
viewing the La ueshars.

Five marine surveyors, representing
different interests. have been viewing
the repairs now being made on the badly
dsmEged Dutch steamship La Hssbays,
In Cramps dry dock. Serious disagree
ments among them are reported The
work Of Masking the vessel seRwortb y
still continues, the underwriters paying
the expenses. IL will cost At least
SIS. 600 to rspalr the vessel, almost ell
her bottom having being knocked out by
striking locks eff Grubbs Landing SONS
time ago. At least 90. 600 gallons OF OIL
leaked out before the steamship returned
after the accident
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Not Nieldn salute.

Colonel Benz ,mIn Nselds. aa out-and
out Higgins man, was the victim Of 4
joke on the part OF some OF
the Addlcksit,s As the parade
rosched the Nelds home at Eighth
and Broome streets a number OF the
Addicks men ran ahead, lined themselves
by the fence, and as Addicks came up
set Of regular fireworks banquet Many
persons thought It WAS a Nields salute to
Addlcks. but IL was merely smother case
OF Addiek8 throwing boquets at himself
bv proxy
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Rnfnnn IL KillInr Flah

The bridgstender OF the P. w q B q.
railroad bridge over the ChristisnR tod
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter yesterday
afternoon that the oil refuse from the
Lisbig Company's plant WAS not only
destroying the food value OF the large
fish in the river bat was killing all the
oung shAd and other spawn Hs point
ed out large number Of small fry floating
dead on top OF this water 70 conhrn his
statement. Notwithstanding the Ia
vestigatio IN OF the B Jard otHsalth smelling
committee the odor from the refuse still
exists and makes life miserable for those
who reside or work in ths neighborhood
Of the etraam
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
HE SHOT HIS FRIEND
Quarreled Over a Trivial Sub
ject and Then Took a Life.
FATAL MIsTAKE OF PRANK THOMAS
which Will Cause Him Host OF
Trouble and mayI Hndapger His
Life-A Tragedy la Quiet Maryland

Wnlch Will huho ntm HOST OF
Trouble and mayl EndaDRer His
Life-A Tragedy la Quiet Maryland
Village.
Special ispatch Evening Journal
CAMBAIDsE Md. June 30 Shortly
before noon to day. Feat k Thomas, an
sgsnt for sewing mschine company,
drove into this place aud surrendered to
the sheriff. stating that he had shot a
man at Llukwood. The facts as learnt
by the correspondent we're As follows:
Thomas and his victim. Ambrofe
Wilson, both OF them representatives OF
coed families and highly respected had
been good friends until few days ago,
when a quarrel over some trivial ques-
tion arose Hard words were said and
when thu mon parted it WAS understood
that trouble would ensue when the two
men mat
About 8 o'clock this morning Wilson
wea sitting on the platform of the
Cambridge & SoRfoFd railroad, when
Thomas came up. from behind. drew Z
revolver and quickly stepping In
front fred bullet fairly into
Wilson's face The ball hit Wilson Ia
the mouth and passed into tho brain,
death resnlting Instantly.
Thomas jumped into his carriage
which was s6aDding near by, and drove
to Cambridge, where he surrendered.
Wilson wss school teacher aud
leaves widow aud several daughters
one OF whom is the wife OF the statioI
agent at Linkw wood. where the crime wa.
committed
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
A watoh rhIef onught IN PhIIadslphIa.

Chief Of Police DoIan went to Phila
delphla this morning In suswer to q tsls-
gram from the authorities TO the effect
that William f. Rothwell. colored, had
been arrested by Detectives Tate and
Wbitcomb on the charge Of the larceny
of watch In Wilmington, February 10
The time pi,cs was the property OF
Michael Hayes. of Ne. $40 Church street
Rothwell was in the act Of pod glng the
watch on South street when caught,
Rothwell claims he bought the watch
from another man In Wilmington. Hs
was committed to await q reqaisition
from Delaware.
Chief Dolan returned from Philadelphia
at noon. Rothwell WAS identified as th'
man VINO took the watch, and was helC
to await the necessary papers. He hal
been whipped twice Ia Delaware fol
larceny and may be again.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Omoers Of tho A. o. U. W.

The Supreme lodge, A o U w in
session at BafIAlo. has elected the
following ofiieers: Supreme master
workman, J G.. Tate. Of Nebraska; su'
prsme foreman, w. s Robson. Of Texas
supreme oversser, H. 0 Sessions, OF
soufh Dskota; supreme guide, George
NJ. Lang, OF Minnesota; supreme watch
man. Thomas Cuplt. OF Utah; trustees,
r. B Ferren. OF Connecticut; Lsuia
Anfenger of Colorado.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Rnn ovnr Rrn RIornln.

During the excitement Incident TO the
passage of the fire apparatus to the FIRE
st TeHth and Lluooln streets Walter
Hall, 7-yesr-old boy living on West
Seventh street, Vas run down by :
Nicycle. he was not hurt, and after
being wa he'd up WAS sent home.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Rode Over 1. 600 nrIIes.

John S Heisler, the war veteran bicy
elist who as mentioned In the EVENING
JOURNAL last Wednesday was expected
to arrive In Wilmington on Thursday
morning, did not get In until yesterday.
He travelled by wheel from Birmingham.
Ala, having made over /, 900 miles after
having rode about four and a-half
weeks Mr.. Heisler Is on his way to
Chester where he formerly lived he
was q resident OF Wilmington for six
years prior TO 1889.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
dag fair and slightly warmer weathor and
fresh 10 light srutherly and southwesterly
winds will lreVAil. with followed by loca
thunder eto ms In or near the lake region,
possibly by local rain At night In the Hudson
and Delaware valleys. On sunday. In both
OF these fectlons fair to partly cloudy, warm
weather and southwesterly winds, VIII pre-
vail, preceded local rain on the coasts and fol-
lowed by fair weather With slight tempora-
ture eh tnges; ana on Monday Ialr, bnghty
warmer weather.
New York Herald Weather FOrecasts-The
heat wave WAS again decided In the S)uth-
west Sesterday.with maximum temperature
OF l02 degrees at Abilene Texas. Temperature
WAS also high in he Central, Middle Atlantic
and New England States, With omcial maxi -
mum OF Sc degrees at Albany. and 65 at Bos-
ton. 1he warn wave" will continue In THIS
Hect'on to-day. but will be modified near IN .
lakes by local rain or thunder storms; which
may extend 10 the niRht 10 the Hudson valley
and Long Island.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Receptions to HIsh school Graduates.

The alumni association OF ths High
School will give reception July to
the grsduRtes. This will bs the twenty
first anniversary, and will be given In
the Clayton House All the classes from
1895 down will be represented, and some
200 persons will be present Professor
George Fullerton, vice -provoEt OF the
University OF Pennsylvania. will deliver
the address to the graduates. On July
2. the alumni will give It's annual recap.
tion to the girl grads
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
snoclnl n1unlc for non

Following is the special program for
the msn's meeting at the Y. Al. o A. to
morrow afternoon; General singing
Praise Be to God FeTd Fulmer chorus
lelsction. Grace Epworth quartet; bari
tone { olo, }. H. Magee; selection Scott
male quartet; selection. Grace Ep ~orth
quartet; "God Save Oar State, Fsrd
Fulmer chorus; general singing.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Advance In Goal Prioes.

WIN Your coal dealer guarantee prices
to You as we do to our trsdel Call on us,
''phone"us or send us postal and We will
call on you and explain our spesiai guar
antse. good until September l, for your
winter supply OF coal. Price will advance
soon. II you DO not want TO pay more, see
us at once. j Fl GO0DINc.
Yard and Office, tsenth aud Scott
stieesp. Telephone No. 430.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
A verv sbort Dooket.

Only two cases were before the
Municipal Court this mcrning. One was
Samuel Hszlstt, who WAS charged by bis
brother William With disorderly conduct.
The brother relented and withdrew the
charge. and Samuel WAS discharged
Joseph Roach. charged with assault on
Frank Hickey, was held until Monday
under 500 bail.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
ro ao on = FI.hInr rfIp

Superintendent A. @ McCAusland OF
the Wilmington ard Northern railroad
aud party OF friends will leave
King street wharf tomorrow night
at IL 30 o'clock for a fishing trip
down the bay. They will 60 on the barge
Recreation and will bs towed to their
destination by the tug Laura B.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
rhese Books Are Beauties

We have q few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at $1.75 copy,
which is about one-fourth the publica
tion pBice. Also some copies of Rand and
McNally's CyclopediS at 81 30, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
ct the EYEHING IOuRNAl. office.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
kicked In tho stomach.

William Bowen. farmer residing near
Iron Hill, was kicked Ia the stomach by
his driving mare this morning and
seriously Injured He was passing
behind her in the stable when the scel
dent occurred. Benz smin ID. Bowen,
night agent at Delaware avenue station,
Is lis brother
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
The Bee Buzzcz

From all that l can near Ebs W.
Tunnel, OF Lewes, is r-sdy TO recon
elder his declaration ihs' he Is not a
candidate for Rubernatorial honors. -
said 8 promir ent sussex county Demo
cratic politician TO an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter. "ais real sympathies are with
Acting Governor Watson for 3 full
term. but the bee still bpzzes about the
Break kwRter, aud there is no telhog how
soon r. will start to mske Tunnel
honav
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
rhn Rntnrn nrnda-

City Solicitor Hsrman made return to
Chief Justice Lore this morning Of the
award of the commission of review
In the matter of the Mt. Salem
property Of Francis H Law. IL was
signed by the chief justice aud subse-
quently placed on Ole In the clerk Of
CITY Councils Office
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
AnnIrersarY Rsaulem nIass.

A solemn pontidciRl requiem aunver
sary mass was celebrated Ia St. Patricks
R @ Church this morning At 8 o'cloc K
for the repose OF the soul OF Rev. Georgs
s. Bradford. who was formerly rector
at 81 P4tricks and who died year ago
Bishop Curtis celebrated the mass aud
Rev e L. Brady Of New Castle preached
the sermOn.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
1he Kond to New onatIe

The wheelmen and horsemen OF VIII
mington and New Castle. who ars Inter
ssted IN the bnllding OF new road
between the cities, will meet at the VIII
mlngion Bicycle Club house on Monday
night over $500 has already been
Al nhanrit.d for Inc nurnoaa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
Annthnr noom nursts.

Francis S Bradley's gubernRtorIal boom
for ]. Edward Addicks has died natural
death. Last evening Addicks said Il
would not accept the Office Of governor.
am candidate for but one thing
ITnitad States Senator
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
evidently Read the rranspArsnoles.

While the AddIcks parade WAS passing
the corner of Delaware avenue and
Washington street. a man whose name
could not DO learned, fell In 80. Onicer
Sherry and bystandsr helped him to a
nearby house whore be was cared for.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
nnrd Erom MT. MiIlia.

Editor Of the Evening Journal.
SIR: Permit me, through the columns
~ your paper, to thank the Democrats OF
New Castle county one and all who SO
kindly remembered me by their votes on
Saturday last GEORGE A. WILLIS.
Wilmington. Del Jane 20. 1895.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
gtrIokon WhiIe AZ Work

William M. Young, an aged buic1er in
the King street market, was stricken
with paralysis while at work this morn
log. he was taken to his home, No.
1914 King street, in an unconscious and
critical condition
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
nerr Knoch,a nIrthdaY.

Adolph J. Kooch. editor Of the Frele
Presse. crossed tho forty second line In
lifss history to day HIS stat aud em
ploves noticed the event by placing q
hns bouquet OF roses aud fragrant ho"'
ara on his desk
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
rn nnnf.r thn nerren on YVedneedaY.

Bishop Coleman has received lott eS
which informs him that the degree OF
doctor OF civil Law which, as mentioned
In the EVENING JOURNAL some days ago.
Is to be conferred on Ambassador Bsyard
by Oxford University, will be conferred
next Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1896-06-20
the rime was Ertended.

Judge Wales in United States Court
this morning. extended the time 10
which creditors Of the Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing Company must
file claims, sixty days. To-day was the
last under the order already made