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DEPARTMENT OFTHE INTERIOR

= II. o, 7, T0oo1
Sealed proposals for furnishing the
material and labor required in the com
pletion and repair of the United States
penitentiary at Laramie city, Wyoming
Territory, will be received at this depart
ment until u m, Tuesday, May s., 1888,
when they will be opened in the presence
OF such bidders Us may attend. Plans
and specifications, instructions to bidders,
ETC., may be seen at this department and
at the office of the governor of the terri
tory at Cheyenne. WIN. f. Villas, Sec
rotary.
, 1888-05-06

ST. HELENA, Gala, May 5.-Jno.
Wright, who shot and killed a young man
named Budd Nann in this town about
two weeks ago, was taken from the Jail
by a mob OF masked men early this morn
ing and hanged to a bridge at the end of
the street.
, 1888-05-06

VIM. Collum, employed on a ranch near
this city, was exhibiting a specimen Of
very rich gold quartz about town last
night. He claims that an eighteen-inch
VEN of the metal has been discovered
thirty-fve miles from Cheyenne. An as
say shows $22 in gold and 1927 in silver to
the ton. Samples have been sent to Bos-
ton for treatment by experts.
, 1888-05-06

DETROIT, May 5.-Daniel j. Campan,
collector of the port, and William G
Thompson, ex mayor of the city, two of
Detroits most prominent citizens, and
brothers-in law, had a personal dispute
this afternoon, ending in a fierce fight, in
which Thompson was badly whipped.
, 1888-05-06

CLEVELAND, May 5.-Lightning struck
the county school house in Delaware
county yesterday afternoon, John
Bowers, aged II, was instantly killed, the
teacher and twenty other scholars were
thrown from their chairs and benches to
the floor, remaining unconscious for halt
IN bnur
, 1888-05-06
designed

WASHINGTON, May 81. E. Nash,
general superintendent of the railway
mail service, has rendered his resignation
to the postmaster general, to take effect
when his successor is appointed.
, 1888-05-06

opening chinese ana Goods.
Lok Don. on Capitol avenue, rear Of
the Inter Ocean, has on sale a lot of
Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, crock
cry, teas and SILK. Everything cheap
and good. Everybody welcome.
, 1888-05-06
RoN, that are fretfui, peovisb.

Cross, or trouDIed Win
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother,
II contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price rs cents. Sold by
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1888-05-06

VeiU styles ia spring and
summer FLANNEL OUerShirtS
sOtd cheap for cash at M.
MNrKS'.
, 1888-05-06

nocrnnet in Door photosra2hic condlti Jon.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
'wlewAM, coNcLAve AND CASTLE.

Delaware Commandery. r. g. f. at
tended the fair Of Chester Commandery Of
Chester, Pa, on Saturday evening.
Eureka Castle. A. o. X. OF the NJ. G..
attended Brandywine NJ f. Church yes
terday morning. Rev Charles A. Grice
preached
The annual convocation of the Ancient
and lllnstrious Order Of Knights of Malta
Will convene tomorrow at Shenandoah.
Pa. Dr. George II Cantwell Of this city
is the supreme representative Of kadosh
Commandery Of this city.
The Supreme Castle Of the Ancient
Order Knights Of the Mystic Chain
meets at Norwalk Conn, to morrow
The delegates in this vicinity left Phla.
delphia at 4 o'clock this morning. Lem
uel Mari and Horace G Rettew will repre-
sent the Wilmington lodges of the order
The session viii last three days
The New Leaf. paper published ii
the interests of the Order Of Tonti, show,
that order to be prospecting New Lea
/ Lodge. No. 2ss, has been organized il
Philadelphia, with ex Mayor William B
Smith president Harmony Legion (Re
publicanl of Philadelphia. has started i
charter list 1t now has 175 signers
when POO are on 1t a charter will b
/ asked for
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
WILMINGTON HARBoR.

The steam barge frankie is unloading
a cargo Of sand at the Malleable Iron
Company's v aarf.
The tug S. w. Schuyler OF Millvine.
n. j., is on Pussy & Jones's ship railway
having her wheel oyerhauled
The schooner w. ]. Simpson is unload
ing a cargo Of hickory logs for J. @
Buyer q Co, for the manufacture o.
wheel material
The dismanteled bark @. f. Robinson
left this city on Saturday afternoon late,
in tow Of the philadelohia tug Samuel
McCaulley for New York.
Work on the light draft steamboat for
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railroad Company is progressing rapidly
at Pussy and Jones's shipyard. Most q
the plating is on.
The three masted schooner Annie and
Willard Of Somers Point, N j., is at The
wharves Of the George W Bush 4 Sons
Lumber Company unloading a cargo 81
yellow pine lumber from Savannah, Ga
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

G. E. Wood is spending few days ID
Baltimore.
Mrs Seymour Thomas Of New York is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. William Fell Of Smyrna was in
the city las week visiting friends
Misses Georgia and Josephine Carver
are visiting friends in Delmar, Del
Leander Riddle Of Glen Riddle, Pa,
spent yesterday in this city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwcod c. Jackson spent
the last three pays at Old Point Com
fort.
p b. Norman and wife Of Lewes viii
celebrate their golden wedding on Wed
nesday
George Carpenter was the guest Of
his brother Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., yes
terday.i
George Outeet Of Philadelphia was in
the city yesterday visiting Mrs. a. Rich
ardson.
Miss Matte Reilly a popular young
lady Of Middletown is visiting friends IN
this city.
Deputy Attorney General Davis and
Mrs. Davis spent the last few days al
Milford with his parents.
c. L. Vincent. one of The editors Of
the Snow Hill Messenger, called at the
EVENING JOURNAL Office to-day.
Miss Nan Knight who has been visit
ing Miss Rose Bye in this city returned
to her home in Philadelphia to day.
Charles H. Lawson, pressman for Ar
thur X TAYLOR & Co., has returned from
his vacation, spent in Washington, D. G.
Virgil Hart. night operator at this
! Western Union office in this city fol
sometime, has resigned and gone back L
! Chester, Pa He was capital operator
His place has been filed by Frederick
! Bower
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
Municipal Court.

The police raided the house 226 Orange
street on Saturday night and captured
the proprietress and three Of the in
mates. This morning the case was brought
before Juage Turner and Miss Laura
Franks, the propretross, was fined $50
ana costs. Henry Hickman with a crowd
Of boys had been very disorderly at
Eighth and Tatnall A fine Of 81 and
costs was imposed. Corneilous Lyons
was charged by his sister with being
very drunk and abusing her on Saturday
last. His sister takes care Of his children.
The Judge in consideration OF the fact
that he was the only support Of the
children dismissed him with an admoni
ton to do better A fine Of So and costs
was imposed upon. Michael fairfield,
colored, for interfering with religious
l worship
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. Mackenzie John Hammond
preached at St. Johns p E. Church yes
terday afternoon.
The Brainerd Home Missionary Society
Of West Presbyterian Church viii hold its
regular monthly meeting next Thursday
evening.
The Womens Auxiliary to the Board Of
Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, viii hold its meeting in lmman
uel Church, New Castle next Friday at
10 o'clock a. IN.
The Young Mems Temperance Union
attended service at West Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning Rev A. n.
Keigwin preached an appropriate sermon
on "Manliness, How Obtained.
st. Andrews P. Z. Church win hold Z
missionary meeting next Thursday even
ing. Bishop Rulison Of the diocese Of Cen
trail Pennsylvania, Rev. John w. Brown
d. d., Of New York, and Hon +. T. Mar
tin uf Seaford Del, will be among tn,
speakers.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Veteran Republican Club will DO
addressed by local speakers tomorrow
evening at Tenth and Market streets
The Prohibitionists Of Sussex county
viii hold their convention at Georgetown
on Tuesday, October %. The delegates
will be chosen on the Saturday previous
A Republican Club has been organized
at Lewes with DR. Hiram r. Burton as
president; e. D. Register ,svice president
Charles H. Maui, secretary, and j A.
Kern, treasurer.
Charles H. Treat viii address three or
four meetings in this county this week.
He win speak at Newport on Wednesday
evening at Strings Store on Thursday
evening and at Middletown on Friday
evening. He viii be accompanied to these
places respectively by George " Massey,
Esq. Rev Jonathan S Willis and Ed
ward G. Bradford ESQ.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
SPORTING NOTES.

The Cuban Giants have lost but IS out
Of 100 games played this season.
The Delaware Field Clubs Foot Ball
team will play team from the offices Of
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad next Saturday
in Philadelphia.
The Wawaset Gun Club win give a
sweepstakes shooting match on its grounds
on Thanksgiving Day. There is not
much Of interest going on at the club.
John Mcmahon late Of the Brandywine
and Americas base ball clubs viii sign
with the Brooklyn Club next season. His
trial against the Newark team when il
was defeated, proved satisfactory
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
LAST EDITION
STRUCK eY PARALYSIS.
Death Of Two Elderly Persons Pneumo-
mia Proves Fatal.

MIA Proves Fatal.
Thomas L. Sutton OF Ills King street
was stricken with paralysis on Saturday
afternoon while sitting in the grand
stand at the Wilmington fair watching
the races He was taken from the stand
by Sergeant Tucker and Fair Policeman
McNey and removed to his
home, where he died at 930 p. m. The
deceased was about 50 years Of age. He
was born near Smyrna and at one time
was employed BY Ex-Governor Temple.
He has held several public offices, having
been constable, assessor and collector of
taxes During the war he was Deputy
United States Marshal The deceased
was employed as weighing clerk by the
Mccullough Iron Company. His funeral
will take place at o'clock tomorrow at
the house. The interment will be at
Riyerview Cemetery.
Mrs. Susan White, who lived with her
son-in-law, W. II. Luden. at ops Poplar
street, died suddenly on Friday of pnue-
monia. The deceased was daughter Of
Isaac ard Sarah Shubert, natives Of Penn.
sylvania, and was so years Of age. The
funeral services took place at B. so o'clock
this afternoon The interment wa:
made in Old Swedes Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
CITY NEWS in BRIEF.

The Society Of Christian ErdeavUr Of
Central Presbyterian Church gives its
regular literary entertainment this even
ing in the church parlors.
The Christiana Window Glass Company
received cargo Of 250 tons Of glaes
house sand from Marsh river cove, n. j.,
to-day, by the steam barge Rancocas.
Professor Webster viii give the FIRST
Of his select sociables in Masonic TEN
pie on Wednesday evening, October "A
Several others viii follow during this
winter.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

trotting. There were three entries and
as many starters as follows; Gideon M.
and Tempest. ID. p s Nichols, Philadel-
phia; Nav Belle and Annie ". ~. +.
llay1cu Whining ton; atu0le S. and
King Rene. Jr, T. D. Martin, Philadel.
phia. Nieholss team won easily IN two
heats as follows
Gideon NJ. and Tempest .-.... ...+.-.-......l
May Belle and Annie Observation-Disclosures =
kubie S. and King Rene, Jr,....-....+s. ...3
Time ..5ssi. 2.hAh.
The running race put the crowd on the
qui yiye There had been prospects of a
great race is there were seven entries.
Only three starters turned up however,
and one Of them, Flora was dIstanced
the first heat The starters were Charm.
Franklin Mills Stables, Pa Poet. =.
Green, Chester; Flora. John O. Lavery,
Media, Pa
The score
Poet. ... Observation-Disclosures. al /
Charm ...ss ............. ..... ..........2 z
Time 10. 1880.
The last event OF the day and fair was
by far the most interesting. II was a
steeple chase for purse of $3.50 There
were four hurdles and water ditch.
The distance was not quite mile and
was won by Delaware, owned by J II.
Smith Of Media, defeating Fallgrand alal
Of Media
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

John Thompson, a dealer in horses,
who resides il Brandywine village, had a
buggy wrecked On Saturday afternoon
near Hazel Dell as he was driving to the
fair Tue animal which made the havoc
is beautiful black and spirited.
Il was frightened by a coming iocomo-
tive and dashed into another vehicle
much heavier than Thompsons. The
shafts, one wheel, the seat and other
parts " the light carriage were left on
the ground Thompson succeeded in stop
ping tho frightened animal without get
ting injured himself.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

Delaware and Maryland, p m.
Partly cloudy to fair weather, warmer,
preceded by local rains.
New York Herald forecasts A de-
preston Of moderate energy moving from
Che Northwest win probably pass over
the lake region and he followed by rains
to night in the northern parts Of this
section Temperature was slightly
higher in the United States Yesterday.
The chief minima reported were 81 de
grees at RocllifFe. IS at Passport, 40 at
Portland. Oswego and Marquette, and AZ
at Boston and Albany. The chief
maxima were "a degrees 1T Shreveport
76 at Galveston and Brownsville. and Il
at Key West. In the Middle States fan
| to partly cloudy, slightly warmer weather
win prevail, with light to fresh variabl,
WINDS. becoming southerly. followed by
rain in the northern portions. On Tues
day in this section partly cloudy to fail
weather viii probably prevail, preceded
by local rains, with slight therma
changes. The present outlook for Wed
nesdly in these areas is fair and coole
weather.
Baynard's thermometer; a. m. As;
a. m, 81; II a. m, Sc; p. m, S.
The schooner Thomas ]. Clayton ha
be-l -------- = ---o-s E-.--s.-y.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
Hon.e slIaalonary socletr.

Mrs n Nj Browne, wife of Rev. n.
81. Browne OF Newark, Del in her capac-
ity as president IF the Women's Home
Missionary Society of the Wilmington
Conference. organized an auxiliary at
Brandywine 81 H. Church last evening.
Forty five names were put On the roll end
the following officers elected President,
Mrs Maggie Harris corresponding score
tary, Mrs. james Tong recording secre-
tary Mrs Albert pearee; treasurer Mrs.
John deisendorfer Another meeting of
the auxiliary VIII he held shortly.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
FuneraI of WIIIIam U. Tueker.

The funeral Of William H. Tucker
took place from st. Marys Catholic
Church this morning. The funeral was
largely attended The Retail Grocers'
Association and Catholic Benevolent
Legion attended in body -Four mem
bers Of the Catholic Benevolent Legion
acted as pail bearers. A number OF
handsome floral designs were on the
easket. among them a cross and anchor
over pillow. an anchor on a platform
and pillar Of roses. The interment took
place az the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The Friendship fire engine was tested
on Saturday afternoon at Tenth and
French streets. by the proper officials
through 900 feet OF hose with 100
pounds of steam pressure it threw a
stream 212 feet. With 10 pounds Of
steam il threw 22G feet. This is further
by eight feet than the length Of the
stream thrown by the Phoenix engine.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

Christ in Art" viii be the subject Of
Mrs Monroe's lecture tomorrow even
ing at the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church The lecturer has q number Of
fine views illustrating her subject.
Wherever the lady has appeared her eN-
eellent delivery and interesting talk have
made her very popular
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The work Of repairing the schooners
Ellwood Burton and George r Hallock
which are now lying at the ship yard, is
being begun Both boats will be thor
ouglly over-hauled
The grain boat being built for Duryen
Brothers las nearly all the woodwork
completed
The schooner Fannie KINNEY Of
Philadelphia has been undergoing eNten-
sive repairs 1t viii be launched shortly.
On tho stern Of this schooner is bust
portrait Of lady probably Fannie Kim
mey. The picture is foot in diameter.
The schooner Z. and 4. Lupton, which
was launched from this yard on last
Tuesday. is now at The Pusey and Jones
Company's yard to have her masts put
in. Il viii be several weeks before it i.
ready for sea-
The keel for the new schooner to be
built for Captain BiTdsall Of Toms River
is being laid on the same spot where tn,
+. and T. Lupton was built
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The irm Of DeHayen and Townsend
well known brokers Of Philadelphia
moved into handsome new quarters in
the new Drexel building, 42S Chestnut
street last week. The Offices are fitted
with every convenience, well lighted and
finished in old oak A passage way from
the customers room 20 the private apart
ments Of the firm is beautifully tiled in
mosaic
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
nr. Colsmnn - Arrlved.

Rev Leighton Coleman, D. D., Of
Sayre, Pa arrived in town at noon to-day.
He was met at the train by the Rev. 4.
Gardner Llttell Of st. Johns p. r,
Church He viii be the guest % Edward
G. Bradford, Esq, near this city, until
after the conservation on Thursday next
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
orni,ers clnh Electlon.

The Orpheus Club, local social organi-
zation has elected the following officers
President, Swithin Chandler; vice presi-
dent. George n. Maris; secretary, Miss
Josie Fogg; treasurer, Miss Alice NJ.
Smith. Several straw rides are projected,
TO be given this fall.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The new parsonage Of the Brandywine
Nj. f. Church viii probably not be built
this fall. It has been decided not to
build on the lot on Twenty second street
near Market A location on Market
street is desired although several of the
church members are in favor OF building
at Twenty third and Tanall streets.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The Homeopathic Hospital win realize
about $500 out Of the receipts of the cafe
conducted at the Wilmington fair last
week by the Junior Board Of Managers Of
that institution The outlay was about
5000 The total income did not exceed
81 500 The accounts have not yet been
-
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
Iluncan IIenrd From.

J. Paul Brown has returned from near
Mt Holly, N j., where Joseph Duncan
the Ascending barber, lives Mr.. Brown
brought back with him his cabba and
Sherwin's watch He found Joseph driv-
ing a tenn and astonishing the rustics Of
his native town by his gorgeous apparel
and style Finn Brothers high hat was
mounted on his wonderful Uranium,
and Quiun's English cloth suit looked
good on him lie had the watch in his
pocket, but some forcible persuasion by
Mr.. Brown brought it out as well as the
eabba He forget to send his regards to his
friends III this city. Joseph is the
sssti,ff
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

Hiram Yerger sells horse blankets, lap
robes and al kinds of horse equipments
lomel s4an {, ca. 40. ~, onipley street.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

On the 18th the b. a o. viii run theii
popular excursion to the National Capital
Tickets, good two days, only $3.50.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15
$50 ~ Wnshln ston

and return. Trains leave b. & O. Depot,
Delaware avenue, 500 and $50 a. m.
{. ..-.-.s .sOU4 40 s.v 49, 5.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house today were
$40, 7tTW and the balances =. 2s3. 81.
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

The double team race for the associa-
tion cup valued at 5000 excited eonsidera-
y
Evening journal., 1888-10-15

INV ~lWI1 -7V-7 49,
The next contest was between local
horses. Only those animals with a
record Of 3 minutes and owned in this
county could enter There were seven
entries and six starters as follows Frank
Golddust. J. A. Goldsborough. Cimmar0n,
ID. NJ. Ulrick; Harry G, H. G. Mahaify,
Frank S. S. j. Springer; Lady +, ]. T.
Elliott and Dom Pedro, H. p. Bullen.
Rain at one time looked as if it would
Interfere with this race, the only thing,
however. it did was to make the track
muddier. Cimmaron won the race with
out difficulty in three straight heats.
Tho rc,sa.
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