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Evening journal., 1889-03-20
ONE CENT.
DESHLER LEAVES TOWN.
a Large Shortage in His POST
office Accounts.
HE WAS A yERITABLE JONAH.

Misfortune overtook all the New Bruns-
wick omcIals with whom Tie was Con-
nected-Postmaster Price Unwilling to
Talk About his Deputy'= crimr.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., March 20-Ed-
ward Deshler, deputy postmaster, had tied
tie city, leaving large shortage in bis ac-
counts Postmaster Price @Juld not be found
at the office, but a reporter had an interview
with him al his store ON Burnet street Mr..
Price admitted that Deshler had suddenly
disappeared ON Saturday. but claimed that
the rules Of the postofice department pre-
vented him from divulging the nature and
extent Of the trouble that caused his deputy
70 60 Deshler was in charge Of the money
order department, through which thousands
Of dollars pass every week He also kept the
DOCKS OF the entire cash department, and
was apparently under no safe bonds.
Deshler's flight was discovered on satur~
day, The postmaster thought he had sue
cumbed 70 drink, as he was a hard drinker.
but on visiting the deputy's home he found
that he had left for parts unknown in con-
siderable haste on the previous night. Desh-
Ter was in possession of the safe combination
at the office, in which many valuable papera
We're stored Hoping the deputy would re-
turn Monday, the accounts in the money
order department were kept loosely unta
then, when the safe was forced open Wha*
was revealed IN the examination OF the safe
lhe postmaster has refused 10 divuge claim
ing that he was bound first 10 inform the in
spector, to whom he had already teegraphed
about Deshler's flight and probable defalca-
ton.
Were there not number Of department.
letters missingln the postmaster was asked.
sech rumor having been made public
Mr.. Price hesitated before answering, and
then said; THAT is the very thing l would
like 10 know
Have you found shortageP
II cannot answer that question before tho
inspector arrives
Was Deshler not defaulter during your
administration
II cannot answer
II IS believed that Desher's alleged defalca--
ton WIN range all the way from 81 900 60
$4,000 He has had peculiar career h New
Brunswick. He was bookkeeper tor County
Collector Hartmoor who 50 we'd a term ~
state prison for embezzlement. Directly
thereafter he served in the same CAPACITY for
Collector Letson, who was found guilty of
embezzling the county's funds and was
sentenced 70 state prison He was
bookkeeper for Collector Levi d ,Jerrard.
who stole $50, coo, skipped to Canada. ana
was returned by requisition in 1893. and SEN
fenced TO state prison for ten years. It wna
Desher's evidence that convicted Jerrard
and i Is believed by some to this day that he
committed the forgeries through which Jer-
rard was extradited. He has been a Jonah
% every official with whom he has been con
nected. Many OF his transgressions have
been covered up for the sake Of his family,
who bold high position in the social scale ~
New Brunswick
Deshler is so years old. He has wife and
large family Of children. 1t Is believed
that be has missing money in his possession.
The amount will be determined upon the ar.
rival Of the government inspector.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20

gunboat Yorktown, which has been reported
as entirely finished. The board will report
whether the vessel comes up TO the require
ments Of the specification.
a great d al Of opposition TO the confrma-
ton OF Mr Wolfey as governor of Arizona
mas developed slice his appointment Are
cent charge filed against him with the senate
committee is intemperance. number Of
protests have been received from the people
OF the territory.
The secretary Of war has appointed as bis
private secretary Capt Edmund II. Morse,
Of Rutland, VT. Capt Morse graduated at
Cornell university in 1879, and has until re.
comfy been engaged in the management OF
Secretary Proctor's marble interests He Is
lawyer and an officer in the Vermont
National Guard
EMrs. Harrison is sick. Yesterday she was
obliged 70 refuse herself to visitors and re
manned ID bed. She has had a bad cold for
some time, and il has been aggravated by at
tention 70 the many duties Of her new posi-
tion. She viii probsily be out again IN a
day or two
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
OLD WORLD TOPICS.

Hot Times Ahead for the British Ministry.
An Attack on the Governments Action
I'm The Times Case.
LONDON, March e0-In the house Of com.
mons last night Mr.. w II. Smith moved to
give precedence 70 a vote or account until a
full vote could be passed. Sir William IIar-
cours opposed the motion and accused the
government OF shirking thediscussion by try
ing to introduce new and surrepttious form
Of closure. The time was drawing near, he
said, when the house Of commons would be-
come simply vestry for registering govern
ment transactions. He intended 70 challenge
the government on the conduct Of the minis
try in placing Irish officials, paid by the pub
lie at the service Of The Times in connection
with that papers accusation against the.Irish
members Of the house. and ON the vote for the
attorney generals salary he should ask what
state services Mr.. Web,ter had rendered dur
ing the last nine months and why his salary
should be paid
Mr.. Gladstone denied the right Of Mr.
Goschen, chancellor of the exchequer, 10 cal
culate beforehand what time should be al
lowed for discussing "A vote Questions Of
great deiicacy, he declared, must be discussed,
and he denied the right OF the government 70
take away the right Of the house to time nee
esSafy for a full discussion.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Mysterious Death ofa Fireman.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, March 90 Henry w.
Albright the fireman on an east bound
freight train on tine baltimore and Ohio road,
met bis death in manner mysterious and
inexplicable. Some distance beyond the Lit
Tie Capon river the engineer noticed that his
steam gauge was falling. Turning toward
the tender be sad: Fire up; we're getting
low But his fireman was not there The
engineer was non-plussed. He blew FOR
brakes and consulted with the conductor
Finally they backed under hae TO look for
the fireman and found his dead BODY hang.
ing from the top Of the bridge across The I,if.
tie Capon. The manner in which he M.
Killed ana how he got into his singular pos.
ton on the bridge are alike mysterious
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
TROUBLE IN OKLAHOMA
The boomers Fired ON by United stat.
Troopa

The boomers Fired on by United stataa
Troops.
TOPEKA, Kan, March co. United States
Attorney Hogan received telegrams from Ok
lnhoma Station yesterday announcing thaf.
the boomers at that point had been fired upon
by the United States troops and that niosa
Of them had fled to the cover Of the woods
One Of the kilograms was from Deputy United
States Marshal Lindsay, who said that tha
boomers were demanding the arrest of theiv
assailants, and he desired to know what his
duties were. The United States attorney inn
mediately wired the several deputy United
States marshals Lear Oklahoma Station to
arrest every person guilty of violating the
United States statute, be he soldier or civil
ian II IS stated that two men were injured
in the engagement
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Gable Flashes.

BERLIN March 20-A government detect
i've named Wiehman has Deen sentenced &c
two years imprisonment At Altoona, near
Hamburg, for falsely accusing two men Of
being Anarchists.
LONDON, March 90 Lord Salisbury, speak.
ing at Watforc, said that nothing short of 4
vote Of want OF confidence would bring the
government 70 a premature end Those who
thought otherwise were amusing themsel YES
with vain dreams
Queen Victoria has given elOO in aid of the
sufferers in the famine stricken district Of
China.
MUNICH, March 20.-The queen dowager
Of Bavaria is dying from the effects Of
dropsy.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
NEW CASTLE NOTES.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March ~.
Miss Sadie Hewitt is visiting relatives
down the state.
Misses Sadie and Lydia Williams are
spending two weeks visit at Hockes.
sin, Del.
Evan Watts is now visiting friends in
Kent county, Md, where he will remain
for two weeks.
The large tug Herald Of Boston lay in
harbor here yesterday on account Of the
dense fog in the bay.
A number of the official members Of
the M. E. Church here will attend con
ference at Easton this week.
jefferson Downham viii leave on Mon
day on an extended tour through the
eastern part Of the United States.
Active preparations Of nets and repair
ing and painting Of boats are going on
among the shad fisherman here now.
The remains Of Mrs Willis, lady who
resided in this city for some time and
who died in Wilmington yesterday, were
brought to the residence Of her son in
this city, from whose home the funeral
will take place.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
meetlnr N Passen0er Av.n,.

New YoRK March 2O-The semi-annuaI
meeting Of the National Association OF Gem
eral Passenger and Ticket Agents was held
here, nearly all the railroad and steamship
lines OF the country being represented. The
word American was substituted for the word
National in the title. George l. Connor. OF
the Old Co ony line, was elected president.
d. B. Martin, Of the c., c., c. and l. vice
president; A. II. Smith, Of the Lake Shore.
secretary. After transacting some business
tending TO simplify and improve the ticket
system Of the roads the association adjourned.
10 meet at Atlanta in September.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
three Persons burned 70 Death.

BALpwINsvILLE, Mass, March 2O-A
house situated near Days mills, one mile
from this village was burned yesterday after
nool, and Mrs. Russell, aged ~. and two
daughters Of a neighbor named Truehart,
aged 3 and 10, perisbed AZ the flames Mrs.
Russell was making gu~ ~hen the scutte Of
pitch was overturned aasa sook fire. The fire
spread rapidly, preventing tn= escape Of Mrs
Russell and the Fruehhrt girls Mrs Rus
sells daughter escaped by Jumping from the
window. MIR. Russell, VINO was az work near
the house made an attempt to rescue the VIC
Tins, but the flames ana smoke drove him
back
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Thn conner Truat shnrna

PARIS March 2O.-The Sociate des Metaux
shares c.osed at 40 francs and Red Tinto at
21q francs
The capital Of the new Compton National
win be 40 900 francs, the company reserv
ing the power % increase It 70 $1,000. 900
The stock will consist Of 50 900 shares Of 800
francs, half Of which is TO be subscribed for
BY the financial group and the other half to
be reserved for the original holders OF shares
in the Compton d 'Escompte
LONDON, March 2O.-The Stock Exchange
closed firm. Copper was quoted At E40
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
robbery and Forvery n uoho,,.,,

HoRoKEN, N. j., March 20-City Clerk
McDermitt discovered last night that thir-
teen Improvement certificates had been stolen
from his certificate book. An hour later two
duplicate Improvement certificates, one Tor
$3.50 and the other for $3.50, were presented
for payment The names Of the mayor. the
city clerk and the contractor to whom they
had been made out were forged. A special
meeting Of the common council was called.
1t is believed that all the certificates stolen
have been forged, for what amount it is noa
known. Assistant City Clerk AIansen u
suspected, and he is virtually under arrest
in the city treasureris office.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
nrutiny on a t..rman steamer.

LONDON, March 30 The North German
Lloyds steamer Graf Bismarck, from Buenos
Ayres, has arrived at Bremen. She reports
that on her outward passage the Belgian emf
grants comprising her complement Of pas
sengers rebelled against the quality Of food
served 10 them, and some Of the mutineers
threw their food into the faces OF the officers
Of the ship. They then at empted TO capture
the provision room by storm, and. were with
great difficulty prevented by the crew from
obtaining possession Of IL, During the fight
the mutineers cut one Of the boats adrlft
The rioting was finally quelled and the lead.
ers OF the mutineers were put In irons.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
MOUNTAINS OF NEW
SPRING CLOTHING
Now ready for your inspection and
selection at
HAMBURGERS'
1RAND DEPOT OF FASHION

If there are such things art taste and ingenuity
in the manufacture of Clothing. they have been
brought out to the very highest pinnacle of perfec
ton in the making of our Spring styles of Mems,
Youths, Boys and Children's Suits and Spring Over
coats It's the prize and premium stock of decade
OF course nothing spared on our part to get that
which was choice, and desirable and we don't
know of anything lacking to make our new stock of
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Enelneer NIaior.. case.

MAUcH CHUNcK, Pa, March 20 The testi.
mony in Engineer Majors case was very
damaging to the defendant The counsel for
the commonwealth are making strong effort
to convict Major, and presented several wit.
nesses who produced facts that have not been
brought out in the other cases. James Muir
ply, fireman ON Majors tram, has arrived
from Chicago, and his evidence VIII have
some weight in the case.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
SPRING CLOTHING

The most select the best and cheapest that was ever
offered the public hereabouts 1t is
A Stock so Resplendant with Varied Patterns,
so Replete with Elegant Novelties, so Bril-
liant with Latest Colors as to be a
Perfect Kaleidoscope of Male
Fashion, at once attractive to
the eye and pleasing
to the taste.
And when we wander from the contemplation Of these
grand creations to the more solid snd substantial
garment for the toling masses, we give you better
value for your money better qualities at a lower
price, better made and better fitting goods than you
ever got before anywhere at any time Come and
see these goods at the Brightest Fairest and Cheap
est Clothing House in the country
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
The strike at Fan River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 20 The strike
situation is unchanged. Mr.. Barry, Of the
state board Of arbitration, obtained from the
weavers' executive committee promise TO 20
TO work ON a basis Of twenty cents per cut for
print cloth and per cent ON all other goods.
pending a settlement, il the manufacturers
would agree to submit the whole controversy
to arbitration! 1t is not believed that the
manufacturers will arbitrate.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Verdict for rnrsch-,raal

NEW YoRK, March 20.-The suit Of Emy
Fursch- Madi Verh against the American
School of Opera, or as it is otherwise known.
the National Conservatory of Music of Amer.
lea. Tor compensation from Oct /, 1886, to
May 81, 1887, was concluded yesterday after
noon, the jury awarding plaintiff the full
SmouAt canned, sli, 100.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
PhIlInsen plead. 81. co..

New YORK, March a0.-Charles Philipsen.
the president Of the North River Fish and
Game company, who, it is alleged, perjured
himself before the market investigating COM
mitiee, fed to Philadelphia and was brought
OK 70 TINS city, was arraigned in the gem
eral sessions for pleading. He pleaded not
guilty, with leave to change his plea on Mon
day. Phihpsen was committed to the Tomhs.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Another cnnnl prnnasnd.

BERLIN, March 20 The Cologne Gazette
says that the PIussian government has gwen
a subsidy Of 0,OO0,OO0 marks towards the
making Of canal that will join the rivers
Elbe and Trave. This canal win make il
possible for vessels 70 70 from the North tc
the Baltic sen without going around the
Danish peninsula
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

There's perfet sea of New Spring Styles If you
are interested in Boys Clothing call at our store and
see the preparations we have made to please you.
If you are in quest of the beautiful the Stylish the
durable and cheap you can't help but be most favor
ably impressed Describe any fashionable style, ask
for any reliable quality, name any price for either
Kilt Short or Long Pant Suits, single Pants or
Shirt Waists and we can show it.
Ours is the banner stock Of the country-ours are
the bottom prices of the world On these two facts
we base out claim for your patronage.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
Boltea the r,cket

CINCINNATI, March 20-The Times-Star
tRepl, in double loaded editorial, bolts tbs
city ticket and calls for q new convention a.
the Music hall to nominate men not con-
tronci by bossism.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
$375
$40
$500
$3.50
$3.50
$1,000

Waterproof Raglans in neat
plaids, dark colors, a very
dressy garment, if such a thing
is possible in gums. SIS and
81. Plain black waterfroofs
$2 to $2.5o. Also in Misses,
with a patented stay which re-
lleves the strain on the arm
scye and prevents it from tear
ing at the top or bottom, $I.5o
and So. We have. a few
waterproofs-for little tots
from 3 to 5 years old-which
we will sell for IS cents each.
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

- AAN0 - = NiAAAS 4 aoiA ID vi
with a rush. Why will ladies
leave their carpets until the last
minute2
Have you been in our car
pet rooms YETI Have you
bought a house, rented a house,
or are you going to get mar
ried2 In either case you will
need carpets.
Snip-snip-our cutters are
busy.
Swish-bish-our sewers are
busy.
Tackity-tack- tackers
are busy.
Our workroom turned out
last week over thirteen hun
dred yards of carpet made and
laid in different houses around
our city-this week more
next week still more and so on
through the season. 1t is bet
ter for you to order early and
get your carpet work done
promptly.
Since advertising urreduced
carpets in Tapestries and Will
ton velvets we have had a per-
feet rush for the goods, We han.
die only the best makes and
perfectly reliable carpets, there
fore people buy from US freely
and with confidence.
Circulate around; don't buy
your carpets in a hurry; see
ours-see what other stores
have get prices, qualities, as
sortments all firmly fixed in
your mind-then buy, and if
you do all that carefully ten to
one you will buy here.
A lady customer after view
ing critically our stock of car
pets and leaving her order says:
you carry a large stock for
Wilmington" "Yes, but if
we didn't vou would NOT buv
here. True enough, you
cannot sell goods unless you
have them"-and that's Just
what a large stock means, daily
customers and daily sales.
For illustration, we could
start at Fourth and Market,
unroll piece after piece Of Brus-
sells carpet, keep on right out
Market street until we got to
Philadelphia, turn around and
do the same thing back again
before we exhausted our stock
you think you can be
suited here? Try it.
Wiltons
Moquettes
Velvets
Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels
kidderminster
Futon phys
Ingrains
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
Corticenne
Mattings
We do a large Window |
Shade business-we hang com
plete, with spring rollers, the
best Scotch Holland Shades
for SO cents each window.
med. ecru
light ecru
brown
white
dark ecru
We have many fine and
novel effects in handmade
Japanese Rugs-the queerest,
oldest looking things you ever
saw, yet the whole combination
quite artistic,
$3.50
5000
n small sizes, and
$1,000
or room size.
We have about 100 Barns
ey Imperial and Gold Medal
Extra Smyrna Rugs, the regu-
ar prices of which are $500.
They are in sizes 3ox6o inches
nd we shall sell this lot for
'2.9o each. For this quality
# rug you don't often get that
opportunity.
Any one wanting to fix up
n upstairs room cheaply here's
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
-HAMBURGERS'.
UR CUSTOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT

Is busy turning out frst-class garments at about
twothirds exclusive ailors prices Leave your meas
ure now, while our stock is complete We always
guarantee perfect fit
Evening journal., 1889-03-20
a chance-about 20 pieces Of
fancy check mating, each piece
contalng 40 yards, for $3.50.

we have a full line of black
Stockinette Jackets for Spring.
\ on never saw better quality
or more perfect fit-bound and
tallor-made and only in good
qualltles-no other stockinette
IS worthy your time and money.
$3.75
$475
$500
$3.50
$3.50
$1,000
Evening journal., 1889-03-20

As only one bid, that Of n. F. Palmer. Jr.
q Co, OF New York, was received TO con,
struet the machinery for the cruiser Maine.
the bid has been referred to the bureau Of
steam engineering for examination, report
and recommendation
As finally agreed upon by the secretary of
war, the commission to select location for
deep water harbor on the Texas coast OF the
Gulf Of Mexico viii consist Of Coils. H. NJ.
Robert g. l. Gillespie and Jared A. Smith,
corps Of engineers
Senator Eyarts denies the report which was
IN circulation that he intended resigning his
set in the senate.
The secretary Of the navy has ordered the
inspection boar :, of which Commodore Fitz-
hugh is president, 10 rsassenDle al Cramps
shipyard, Pbiladeipnia, t. .ay Tor the pur-
2ess VI nla.--. - .s-..--.l-aa.lsA " fhe
Evening journal., 1889-03-20

Misfortune Overlook all the New Bruns-
wick onlcials with Whom lie was Con-
Observation-Disclosures Price Unwilling to
Talk About his Deputy's crimr.