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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
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NEW JERSEY BENCH SHOW.
A New building 90 he Pat Zip for
the Exhibition.


MIR. Alfred p. Yredenburgh, secretary OF
the New Jersey Kennel Club, No. "a Muir.
ray street, issues the premium list Of the
first fall dog show given by the New Jer-
sey Kennel Club in conjunction With the
New Jersey State Agricultural Society, Il
be held on September 18th, 18th, 10th
and 18th, at Waverly, N. J. The list
shows that $1,000 will be given in cash
prizes, besides number of valuable
specials, including cash and articles.
There are l0S classes in all.
A novel feature for American bench
shows will DO the ''selling class.n In this
class dogs Of any breed may be entered
foe 81, to DO sold for not more than 1926,
There will be prizes in this class, as in all
others. The entry fec for the regular
classes will be So, which includes feed,
care, veterinary services, Nc. The New
Jersey society is erecting building ex.
pressly for the show. II will be 30 feet
long by 81 feet in width, and will cos,
$5,5 500 II will be appointed with all con.
veniences for the dogs and their owners.
special care being taken to have the sani.
tary arrangements and ventilation perfect.
great many people labor under the iden
that dog must have long winded, gilt
edged pedigree IA necessary qualifica.
ton to be entered at bench show. This
10 erroneous, for dog may be entered
pedigree unknown"Rnd still win prize,
Last year there were 20, 900 people at the
state fair and each year the number in.
oreases. The show, therefore, promises
to be great success.
The arrangements are In the hands Of
competent committee, and will nm.
doubtedly be perfect in every detail. The
judges who will act are: Mr.. Charles II,
Mason OF Brooklyn for mastifrs, New
foundlands, deerhounds, grayhounds.
bull terriers, fox terriers, wire. haired
terriers, dachshunds and pugs; Mr.. John
Davidson Of Monroe, Mich, for pointers,
Irish and black and tan settlers. Mr.. James
Mortimer Of Babylon, l.. l., for 81. Ber-
nards, fox hounds, Bassetts, bulldogs,
Dandie Dinmonts, Bedlington terriers,
Irish and rough-hairsd terriers, Skyes,
black and tans, Yorkshire terriers, toy
dogs, King Charles and Blenheim spaniels.
The judges for English settlers, collies
and beagles have still to be provided for.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
s Cane Tor Mr. Kelley.

A, NJ. Kelley, ex-minister to Italy and
recently appointed as one of the Judges
a the eonrt of arbitration in Egypt, was
presented on Saturday night with au
ebony gold headed cane by the guests Of
the Lowry House at Bath Beach, L. I.
The presentation was made on behalf Of
the guests by Mr. Robinson of this city
and the speeeh.making was followed 10y
an lmpromptu bop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
Wis rInbbo.,. I,o,p Enun.,.

KokoMA, IND, Aug. IT, Word reached
this city last night that the dead body q
Miss Lou Mabbet, who was abducted 4
week ago from her home near Youna
America by Amos Green, has been founS
in Wild Cat creek four miles east Of
Lafayette. Her head was beaten into 4
jelly, as though done with heavy clnb'
She was recognized by her clothing. md
girls mother is lying at the point Of death
with broken heart. Green is stiIl M
large. w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
THE run sUDDENLH 0nAsED.
A TipHy Fellow and His Revolver
Clear n Floor Of Dancers.

Clear "A Floor of Dancers.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The visitors to the
buckingham, disreputable resort on
Third avenue, were treated 10 n scene moi
on the programme at about 1890 O'Clock
this morning. The place was crowded
and while dancing was in progress a man
sitting i'll tho gallery Suddenly drew re.
volver and fired shot into the throng Of
dancers below. Tho crowd was thrown
into CONSERVATION, aud many He'd from
the place. The stranger continued to fire.
but after the first shot the floor was
rapidly deserted and no one was hurt.
About the time the fourth report rang
ont, Policeman Buckley of the Armory
ran in and succeeded in arrestinp the
man after desperate struggle, in which
the fellow attempted to shoot Buckley.
At the station the shooter gave his name
as William Flynn. lie was very drunk,
and said, when partially sober, that he
did not know what he was about. He ia
one of the notorious Flynns who figured
in the shooting ARRAY at Hot Springs,
ark, about two years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

OHroAoo, Aug. 17.-Dr. F. II. Trow
bridge had street alteration Yesterday
with Frank Packard, barber. bI"2
from Packard's fist laid the doctor IA, 'O Nv
the sidewalk. He Immediately Loaf con Nv
seriousness and died in few minutes 7,
IS supposed death was due 10 heart AZ
ease superinduoed by Packard's h, o
drunk. "oiiuBe was
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
A Fa,aI Dakota storm.

ABERDEEN, OAK, Aug. IA heavy
wind and rain storm again visited this
vicinity and swept over SO mile radius,
doing more damage than any previous
storm. At Newark, 30 miles northeast
of here on the new extension of the Mil.
waukee road, the suffering is heaviest.
-Four persons We're killed and another
fatally injured. Among the victims are
the wife mud child Of J9hn oalses and
Mrs. Wait. Other names are no, known
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Social st viii.
liams who was convicted of ohstrueting
the streets and sentenced to pay tine Of
800 or go to prison for two rionths has
declined to pay the fine and bad been sent
70 prison. The Socialists hayebcalIed an
indignation meeting for August 2gth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

The American Agricultural and Dairy
Association sends out warning to the
farmers and dairymen throughout the
United States that the oleomargarine
manufacturers have marked every con-
gresham who voted for the bogus butter
bill and will use money and influence
freely and without regard to political
affiliations to turn all such members down
at the first opportunity and to supplant
them with members in their own interest.
Therefore the dairy association urges the
pro ducers and consumers of pure butter to
be up and doing, to look actively after the
nomination and election of men who will
stand by "this righteous BILL" and to
send delegates to q national convention
to be held in the Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia, on September 18TH and
10th, 'for the purpose of considering
measures to forward the interests of the
farmers and dairymen of America" 1t
would probably worry these estimable
gentlemen to be informed that, although
next Tuesdays convention at Dover will
undoubtedly name the successor to Con
gressman Lore, the Democrats Of Della
ware are so deeply engaged in a guberna
tori@l asht that taey %a giy;Bi
no thought al m to tie con
Btessionai nomination. VINO will be
governor : is the question of the day, and
not one voter in a dozen seems 10 b,
giving any consideration to the Other
work Of the convention. Who shall be
oongressman-what will be his position
on bogus butter, the tariff silver, alien
land grabbers, or any other of the ques-
tons of the day seems to have been Ell.
tirely lost sight of, even in Kent county
whose turn II is to select the nominee.
This is neither Il pleasant nor creditable
condition of things, but it is unfortu-
nately true.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

The President has appointed Ex-
Solicitor General John Goode of Virginia,
to be special counsel on the part Of the
United States in the suit instituted at
Columbus, o., to test the validity of the
patent granted the Bell Telephone Com
pany.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

THN-TsIN, Aug, 1.-THE Chinese
Times says i'll relation to frances protest
against the establishment of papal
nuncio at Pekin: China tolerates all 70.
ligions, but she repudiates French inter
Vention with her affairs beyond prote ction
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
A New Haven Actor,s Death.

DENVER, COL, Aug. IA special to
the NesOs from Pueblo says: W. A,
Gilfllin of New Haven, died Of peritonitis
last night. The deceased held LEADING
part in the Zozo company as captain 81
the ship. His stage name was Olsen
Arthur. "eA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
100 Doses One Dollar

y lnseparaoly connected with Hoods sarsa-
pArilla, and 10 true Of no other medicine N h.
an uDansWernble Argument as 10 strength and
economy, while thousands testify 10 It's sd perior
blood purifying and strengthening qualities.
hottle % Hoods Saraaparilla contains 100 doses
aud Will last month, while others will ayorsge
20 last not over week. Hence, for econemv.
buy Hoods SarsRparilla-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

ST. PAUL MINI, Aug. IA special
to the lio"eea Press from Duluth says
Barney Lynch, owner of the steamer
owen Of the Lake, the only boat on Lake
Vernlillion hfs received telegram that
she Inns been burned She was used as
n pleasure-boat and was nearly new. Sic
was valued at $40, 900; insurance light.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

Many woman Is robbed of those
charms which the gentler sex value so
highly, and made old before her time by
functional Irregularities. To such the
bloom OF youth may be restored by the
use OF remedy which has stood the test
OF time and which Is today acknowledged
TO be without an equal as a cure for All
female weaknesses- Pierce's HFayor.
lite Prescription" By all druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

The Baltimore Il Philadelphia passenger
station ut Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia, upon which work
has been begun, promises to be both i'm
posing in size and enthusiastically orna-
mental 1t will have a frontage of 179
feet on Chestnut and ITO feet ON Twenty
fourth street, and the main portion of the
building will be 81 feet above the pave
ment Of the bridge over the schuylkill,
alongside of the entrance to which it win
stand and to which it will be joined by
widening that end of the bridge. Above
the centre of main building tower, con.
tanning large clock, will rise to hight
of 40 feet. The lower walls will be iron,
the upper brick, redstone and terra Gotta,
and the style Of architecture Flemish.
The adjoining train shed will be 800 feet
long and 10 feet wide, and the main
waiting room, which will be on the
ground floor, will be 1l9 by 3S feet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-The residence of
Antonio Martinez, north of this city was
Destroyed by fire this morning with con-
tents. The damage is $4,000. The
building belonged 10 Isaac 81. George
and was valued Of Sic, 900 and had only
a small insurance upon il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
Yachting Accident nt Atlantic an,

ATLANTIC CrTY, Aug. l6.-The cat.
yacht Mary, commanded by Captain
Hammell Of Absecom, with a party of
two gentlemen, one lady and two bows.
was diHmasted, filled and overturned on
the north channel of Abse1om bnr this
afternoon. Among the party were
some Philadelphians, who were stop
ping at the st. Charles Hotel
on Delaware avenue, but il il
impossible to get their names to. night.
When the yacht was overturned there was
the greatest confusion and excitement.
and though the seas washed everything
ont of her, the yacht Sinbad, under com,
mand of Captain Frank Ducasse, was
promptly on hand and rescued all those
who were clinging to the bottom Of the
upturned boat, and whose lives were en-
dangered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
a FATAL ExPLosJoN
Two Men Killed and the IfOdy OT
One Hl0AVn 10 Fraan,.nts

VII" H1UWH 10 FFHR MGnIN.
vERMoNTvlLLE, Mich, Aug. 1S.--A
boiler explosion occurred yesterday near
this village. L.. barrow and Leonard Gar,
ringer were killed. The body of the latter
was blown TO fragments. A piece of boiler
weighing $50 pounds was thrown nearly
40 rods. barrow leaves a large family,
very poor. Garringer was unmarried
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
The boiler was used to generate steam for
threshing machine engine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

That was q very good bit of hammer
throwing which our North East correspon-
dent credits to W, L. Coudon of that town,
last Thursday, but he is mistaken in claim
ing that it breaks the record unless he
stands upon the two drains overweight,
which amounts TO only one-eighth of an
ounce. Two better throws are recorded !:
one by George Davidson, professional, at
Edinburgh June I'd, 1858, lG-pound ham.
mer, handle four feet over all, 1903 feet, /
inch; the other by Duncan Ross, at New
York city, November 4th 1889, l6-pound
hammer, 100 feet. 1 inch. Both these
throws were made standing, as we assume
was the case with Mr. Coudon; the record
with RIM Is l3S feet, 8 inches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. l7.--Prosids,,
anu n MRS. Cleveland, with Colonel Lamont
pE, Ward, of Albany, and three otb",
friends, passed through here on snec; oi
,'a an attached to the Montreal express az
i,eo o'clock this morning bound for M dh ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
HAnIan Rspests HI. Fas, ,,,,n,

WoRoEsTER, MASS, Aug. 14.-At Lake
tluinsigamond this evening Edward Han.
Ian repeated his single-scull performance
OF Thursday, again rowing the three
miles in Ism. 2Ss. The weather and
water were favorable,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

Samuel j. Tilden has left to posterity a
noble legacy in the gift of the bulk of
his estate TO educational and charitable
purposes. II is thought that the trustees
of his will, in whom he vested large
discretion, b. wilf7-devote the $4,000, 900,
which is the sum expected TO be realized,
FROM this bequest, to the founding of a
great public. library in New York City,
such being the understood wish of Mr..
Tilden as orally expressed to his execu-
tors. Through this liberal gift the
memory of the great man who has
gone will be kept in grateful
remembrance with the names of such phi.
lanthropists as Cooper, Peabody and
Girard, and the beneficial educational in.
huence which will grow out of it will be
even more potent for good to generations
to come than his life work has been To
those who have turned away in sorrow
from his freshly closed tomb.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

prices loc soc $50 s0c abi
You'd buy them for year
after next at the prices ! And
that is why we said to begin
with Now is your time
We have thirty-thousand of
them.
If you take that to mean
that you can buy a month or
two hence as well as now,
you'll fail. They'll be gone
before hot weather is over.
Now is your time.
They are good merino I'M
der-shirts, drawers and panta-
lets; well made, substantial,
heavy enough. 1t isn't usual
to find any wool at all in I'M
derwear at double the money.
There is a little wool in these
ten per cent the makers
say.
It's a singular thing to do
to sell them for i S to 35c. We
should like to do it every
year. They are among the
steadiest Of staples at CSC for
the smallest size to 6oc for the
largest.
IS to $50!
WesI OF Arcade, NTH counter
Wooden dress.goods. Coun,,.
tiers a little cramped by scat
folding but becoming freer
every day. There are staple
things and some novelties.
The craze ior crazy Grape isn't
over. 1t can be satisfied at
37H cents a yard, Atwood
canvas the same. Both in
cream, navy-blue and black.
And besides, thereare all.wool
suitings, and hair-line stripes,
and plain colored cloths. We
give mere hints, suggestions.
Camels-hair cloth with Dor
ders for overskirt and trim
mings-was $I.2s now 90
cents. Camel's-hair home
spun and other homespun
mixtures at half price, they
we're 81. There are good
Pickings here. Will pay you
for the hunting.
Southeast Of the oenlre
We have at least enough
OF that English waterproof
dust proof serge for some
time; any color you like within
reason.
60 inches wide, $2.as.
Northeast Of the centre.
Raglans and circulars of it
$I2 and $o-readymade.
Even more waterproof
than rubber" we say Of it
which sounds a little odd.
"A rubber garment has its
needle-holes through which
water percolates whenever it
gets chance.
This waterproof serge isn't
alright by any means. But
there is a repulsion between
1t and water which prevents
water going through it, no
no matter how full Of holes it
may be.
There is a difference too in
the closeness with which you
can wrap yourself with dis
agreeable rubber with agree
able cloth.
Practically rubber keeps off
most of the rain, nearly all; it
IS waterproof enough for most
OF us. We imagine it perfect.
1t isn't perfect. 1t is a great
deal better than anything our
grandmothers had to keep
the rain off with. And it costs
but little. That is its virtue.
4 good rubber wrap can be
bought for $3.50.
But this new English water
proof serge is a beautiful
stuff apart from being water
proof and dust. proof; a most
agreeable stuff; a fine and
delicate-feeling stuff; not
really delicate-it isn't hurt
by water or dust; any color
you like; you seem to be
dressed with no thought Of
rain, and then if it rains you
are dry; but it costs $I2 for
raglan, $9 for a circular, 81
- IL. 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19
wauamasfr's.
IuILApRLrnIA, August is, Is

Till late in September the
store will close at one o'clock
on Saturdays.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19


The Baltimore Manufacturers Reeo,d
publishes letters from leading machinery
manufacturers in all parts OF the country,
as to the condition Of business and the
prospects for the fall and winter, which,
considering the set-backs occasioned by
the numerous strikes and other labor
troubles of the past six months, make an
unexpectedly favorable showing. Fifty
seven write that there is decided i'm
proVement In business, with good pros.
poets for more prosperous times
some report orders ahead for several
months some TINT their works
are running to their full capacity" and
one that business is better than for 10
years, while only one reports falling
Oh in trade. lhirty-eight report that
they have increased their force SINCE the
first Of January and of these seven have
doubled the number of their men, while
others have increased from % TO 30 Der
cent. Of the entire number, only one
has made decrease, tho others running
the same force as last year. Thirty report
an Increase Of wages running from g TO 25
per cent, the general average being about
10 per cont. With some few exceptions.
the writers say the price Of manufactured
goods has not yet advanced in proportion
TO tho general increase in wages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

Did you ever hear us say
such a thing before1 Now is
the time to buy cold-weather
merino underwear for boys
and girls !
It's a matter Of money-of
course it is. It's a matter of
nearly half the money in
volved-what else should set
you to thinking OF winter I'M
derwear now We'd offer
you skates on similar terms.
These are the prices: fifteen
cents for sizes 10 and 10;
twenty cents for sizes 20 and
az; twenty-five for sizes "a
and 20; thirty for 80 and 40;
and thirty-ive for go and 81;
or to look at them all in a row:
sizo, IS IS 20 ~ "a 20 ~ 40 "a su
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-08-19

hameses II, a very interesting account
Of the unbandaging Or whose mummy
is printed in to days GAZETTE, is
accepted by Egyptiologst5 as the
Biblical Phatoah Who knew not joseph
and who would not ltt fine children Of
Israel go until after tho Iurd mad through
Moses, called down various and dire
plaques upon his land audits iuhabitarta
II is almost incredible TINT people of to-
day should have gozed upon the aetrnl
features Of one who was 30 long ago com
mitted to the tomb Tint they tshorld
even be able TO describe his thin beard
and moustRche lis white aud well pre
served, but much worn and very brittle
teeth, his prominent chin small ruoutb
long, thin, hooked nose, lis thick ma
white eyebrows, his small eyes, his low
and narrow forehead, with such PARTON.
lnrity of detail. To the few favored ones
who stood by it must have appeared ~
though thousands Of years were rolling
back and they were living in a world
which has grown dim 10 historic vision
A splendid marble statue, IS feet in hight
of this Pharaoh, will shortly be shipped
from Egypt for the Boston Museum Of
Fine Arts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer W. &. Hall is due this after
noon from wiudward.
Nagiee," finest old California brandy
can be had OF ". ;. Luce.
The Australia will sail at noon on Tues
day next for san Francisco.
only "a few more p cent shade hats lett
at Sachs, l64 Fort street.
ASK FOR Val BIatz Milwaukee lager beer.
1t takes the lead OF all Others III this mar
ket.
ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR 1885. Price,
~ cents.
Yesterday Mr.. &. st. Garner, OF Waia-
nae. was married 10 Mrs. NJ. +. Banks, Of
California, by the Rev J. A Cruz.l..
At 10 O'Clock this morning Mr.. Lewis J.
Levey will sell the whole OF the stock be-
longing to the bankrupt estate OF Kim Yin
K Co.
There will be the usual service AT st.
Andrews Cathedral this evening at 100
o'clock conducted by the Bishop OF Homo
lulu.
Just opened, i new lot of chiIdrens
trimmed school hats, at 81 each. Best
value ever offered, at y. ). Sachs, lO4 Fort
street.
Latest novelty in wash dress materials
Very pretty patterns at % and p cents
yard at the Popular Millinery House. y.
). Sachs proprietor.
Mckinley OF Ohio" says the Washing
ington Republican, is in personal APP
pearance the counterfeit presentment of
the first Napoleon"
Professor Anderson gave his fifth per
Torrance last evening to fair audience.
On Saturday afternoon he will give a mat
inee at , O'Clock, and make his farewell APP
pearance in the evening
No book ever published contains 50 much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands III such small
compass as the Honolulu ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY, 1886. Price 50 cents.
The Alden Fruit and Taro Company re-
quest the ladies of Honolulu and other
parts of these Islands to kindly send their
recipes to this paper for any new dishes
prepared by them from the taro -four
which they may not find on their list
"A letter was received by His EXcellency
Governor Dominis yesterday, posted at a
town in Sweden, which bore the following
address: The Governor of three of the
Islands in Hawaiian, Knight Companion
of the Royal Order of Kalakaua, Rev.
Abraham Fornander, Lahaina." The let
ter is intended for our esteemed friend
Judge Fernandez, whose sacred calling is
thus for the first time revealed to his
friends.