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Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
DIED.

DIEIiI.--At Eden Farm, near Red Lion,
Del, Saturday, September ~. 1851, Miss
Sue X. Diehl.
Friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon.
October l, ut l O'Clock, without further
notice.
LUkENs-On September osth, Daniel r.
stewart, infant son Of Eznl c. and
Kate Lukens, aged . months and l3
DAYS.
The funeral will tlko place from the
residence, No. 2lS Harrison street, on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
WHEY. On September 20, 1889, Emily
L.. daughter of Stephen and Emily
Downey, aged years.
Funeral private on september 60. In
ternont at tiyervlew.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Election Of Officers.

Last Thursday evening tho Sunday
school board OF silvorbrcok NJ. Z. Church
elected the following officers: superin.
teudsnt, Arthur Briiely; assistant super
intendsnt, @. Howard smedley; female
superintendent, Retta A. Jones; recording
and financial secretary, Geo. T. Van
Dyke; Sunday school missionary treasur.
or. Katie Morris; librarian. miles Barrett;
lat assistant librarian, Clarence Hyrons;
2pd assistant librarian, Albert Wild;
choristcr, Jos. w. Coley; oIganist, Eta
brilely; assistant orgenist, Albert WIN.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
The state Fair,

This fair opened at Dover to-day, and
should the weather prove favorable It
will be the largest exhibition that has
eyst taken place in ,bst locality. The
the display made on any former ccca.
sion, there e eol being over 5000 exhibitors
against 1900 las: year, and he machinery
and agricultural department will also be
greatly enlarged, while the trotting will
be far ahead OF any former year. Special
trains will leave this city every morning
during the week at o'clock, and on
Thurs Jay and Friday at 12.01 neon IN
order to accom- wGi.ate our citizens. and
'Aase 20 parK dsily at 5.l5 p, IN. on tue
retura trip at greatly reduced rates. AL
round trip tickets will be good until Sat-
urday evening, the oh Inst.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
ICrsunuI,

Patrolman Zerby. who has been sick
some time, reported for duty on Sunday
evening.
Mrs DIR. G. L. Hartman and Mr.. ].
Hartman, of Port Kenaaday, ara guests
OF Miss Ella Hartman.
FrApl, E. Herbert, Esq, has returned
from his visit TO Niagara Falls gnd other
points OF interest in New York.
Benjamin F. Blsckburn, of New Gas.
tie, was quite badly hurt Oh Saturday by
horSa 'ramping on one OF his feet.
Captain Horace Wilson of the Steamer
Brsndywiue aad Mrs. Wilson have gone
oa an eztcaded trip through the West.
Owen Csyender, who was SO badly cut
IN The riot ut Dobbinsylile, has recovered
aud gone to his former home Lear Elk
ton.
Mics Vic Sterling, of Christian hun
/ dred, has returned home after ten
days visit to her sister, Mrs. Taylor o
Pnilsd;lphis.
j. PANEL Kurtz, Jr., who has accepted
the position Of orgaa!st At Grace N. L
Church, entered upon his dutl,s yester
day morning.
Augustus Palmer, who had been en-
gagged IN the butcher!ng business at New
Castle, died at the residence OF his fat, er
near llare's Corner, on Saturday might
sgel 81 years. His remains will he in
TERED In Glasgow cemetery tomorrow
Iu.siay) morning, leaving the house a
~ o'clock.
John Ii. Oilnger, an enploye of tn
Mailcablo Iron Company for the pas
nine years, has accepted positi on Wit
the Carr & Crsw Malleable Works @
Philadelphia, Pa. He will enter upol
his duties to-day. Mr.. Olinger's kin,
disposition and obliging manners La
won for him many kind friends. iii
connection with the different seere
societies of this city and the faithiu
work which he has rendered in Their bt
hall, will cause them TO regret the loss @
| so valuable n member.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
ANInnlY Sermon.

The Junior Order Of American -
chanics attended service at Union ~ !.
Church on Sunday morning, aaa y
pastor, Rev. Adam Sieng'e, ls'0'a
them with some sterling remarks y. y
mAnliness from the frat verse o. ~
fii,h chapter Of jeremiah "iiun ""
and fro through the streets OF JeTlass,
and SEQ now AID know, aud seek y !.
broad places thereof, II ye can ~. s.,s
man, Ii there be any that eA'eaisfi
Judgment that secketh the tfu'h .aa W..
Will pardon It," The oiiort on wei ".
Of the preacher was to excite 10 49, y,
probi,y, to fair dealing, upright ~ =.
honorable living and greater hAn''A'
of character.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Indicted strikers May Not be Tried.

COLUMBIA, Sept s0.-An effort Is
being made to settle the thirty or more
criminal prosecutions of strikers for riot
and assault, which grew out of the strike
OF the iron workers. The town council
offered 500 reward for the arrest and
conviction OF the rioters, but all but tw o
oouncilmen have signed petition a,kii e
the District Attorney 10 discontinue the
cases. An officer Of tho Iron company
says the cases In which tho company Is
prosecutor will be tried,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Tho supreme Bsnch Vacancy.

WASHINGTON, sspt. ae.-The many
Republicans In Warrington who have
always insisted that Attorney General
Miller would be nominated By President
Harrison for the vacancy on the supreme
Bench we're much resssured to-eay by the
news that John B. Elan, the sole re-
naming partner Of the la- lrm ol Hayii;,
500, Miller n Elan. OF IndianApolis, bad
made positive statement to that elect
Attorney General Muller has taken tho
house adjoining Chief Jussiee Fullers,
on MaSsach useits avenue, lately occupied
by Pay Director Frank q. Crosby.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
A Now Malo Chorus.

The gentlemen's vocal ca" ~I,sa sad, :
being formed ut the College al nas, a,",
02l Market street, will meet tl's s,'1i ,o Il
At y o'clock. Mr.. Cloward expv'"
able 10 form new male chorus ea, .
this class. The pupils are insll uclsa 's, \. !
sight-reading OF music ana lai''u n n,
tsntion is paid to the cult YangGi Y ID d
voice. The pr Ice Of tilillon ls oth IN m
per term. This claes should oe lolaeST a.srs
all who desire to learn the aIt o. psls M
Call this evening and join. Lal,'i ,..us
to-morrow evening. Vocal anu li,'s u, X
mental music in all branches iSusD ="
c Competent teachers.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Fighting with Axes.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 30.-Patrlck
Hennessy, ~ years old, OF 407 Penn
street, and William Darien, 50 years old,
living ut the came house, had a drunken
row on Saturday night, aud started Tor
each other with axes. They both recelv-
ed slight wounds about tho head, aud
after their injurle, were dressed they
were locked up at the Third District sta
tion house. They were each held IN $500
bail yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
MARNlED.

LL-McGlNNls-In Union NJ. f.
parsonage, sept. 2ath, by Rev. Adam
Stengle, Mr.. William Powell. OF Gem
treyilie, Md, and Miss Dora MeGinnis
OF this city.
MILLlNGTON-BRUCE-In Phlladel-
phin, on September 18th, by the Rev.
W. w. McMlchael, George ". Milling
ton of this city und Lizzie Bruce OF
Philadelphia.
HooV VEN-kAvANAGH-on Sept. 25th,
ut Mt. salem parsonage, by Rev. w. Il.
Avery, William NJ. lIooven to Char
lotte kavnnnsh.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Plenty of Bisnl'es,

Two boats belongleg to a l.. A'S nS I.
b Co., oil No. TOT ehipley street tr,,..S anI n
1906 East Fourth street, arm mn
morning loaded with oysters c.o,.a
boats are commanded by M ID
Lovett and Riley, aud each ofouflos .uS losi
bushels of Morris Cove culIlhs ~. sa' oi ID
primes, axgregatlng 800 basaSs %Si. Il i u ],
largest consignment Of oySIssa' ,sn 0rn Il
here for some time, and as ta0 ,a.d, nd n.
pect at least two more bos' sUooly y
week, they will be ready u ''r'
demands.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
A Series of Socinbieg

The G. P. F. Sociables had their OPEN
ing last Friday evening at their room In
the Philips Bu lding, Fourth and French
streets. This as. oeiation is composed
principally of employees OF the Pullman
Sar Works and they intend to give
Aterary and musicSl entertainnonts
every FRIDAY evening during the winter.
1he entertainments given last season
We're very interesting and productive OF
much good.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
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A TuiinInr Acrldent

Last Saturday afternoon while James
Eoore was cunning on the farm OF Sam
uel Silver, near Hare's Corner, he met
with serious accident Just as he was
about TO fire his gun he noticed that tho
y mrod extended beyond tho muzzlo Iof
She barrels and in attempting to push it
In place the gun was exploded ard the
lead OF shot passed through Ills right
band making terrible wound. Ho was
attended by Dr, Peters, and afterwards
brought to the Homeopathic Hospital in
thla CITY.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
NYanied Soma Iinmnnne

RgApISG, Sept eS.-Elmer II. Beard,
son ef Amos II. Beard, aad Miss LOTTO
Hartman, daughter of Contractor II. s.
Hartman, ran away to phillipsburg. N.
j., last week and got married. When
the groom came back TO make a clean
breast Of II, he found out they might have
had an elegant wedding II they had ouly
told the old folks. Beard Is % and his
bride 10.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
A Chinese Lauudrymsu Robbed.

YORK, Sept 29.-This morning about
0 o'clock a sneak thief catered John
Lees Chinese laundry and succeeded In
capturing q box containing the recsipts
OF whole wesk's work. The Chinamau
clinched with the thief, but after hard
tussle the latter made his escape with the
money. The amount stolen 10 not
known. The thief Is probably ono of .
lot Of crooks attracted here By the state
and county fair.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
ueLef, LIE Notes I,el,Ind Him

SHARON, Sept. 29.-seth Hoagland,
cattle dealer, has disappeared, leaving
bic haanci. i affairs in very chaotic con-
dition. His father, Jesse Hosglnnd, is
involved to the ex;crt OF nearly IS, 600
through his son, aEd has solzed the prop
erty OF the latter as part p4yment Of his
note. Several notes, amounting to
$4,000, given by Honglapd in payment of
stock, have been protested at the Sharon
Nat onal Bank. lloRgland went East
with q large consignment of cattle last
week
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Religious Excitement Leads to Suicide

YoRk, Sept. 29.-This morning, about
10 o'clock, The body o, ABdIew slough,
aged s3 years, widower, and respect
cd citizen Of Conewago Township, was
iound hanging In the attic Of Theodore
Grots' house, about nine miles from this
city. The coroner's jury found verdict
that he comnittsd suicide under tenn
porary alteration of mind Caused by reli-
gious excitement.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Dyspepsia and liver Complaint.

ls 1t not worth the small price of rs
cents to free yourself of every symptom
OF these distressing complains, 1t you
Think so call al our store and get a bottle
oi shiloh's Vltalizer. Every bottle has
printei l guarantee on II, use accordingly,
and If II does you no good it will cost YOU
nothing. N. b. Daniorth, wholesale and
retail agent, seaord and Market streets.
Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Inspecting The wire >yor,,.

Beveral members Of City Council and
other invited guests visited the CUbb
Vulcanite Wire Work over Eleventh
street bridge last Saturday afternoon.
The party left the City Hall about o.
clock In the hacks and were taken TO the
works. The process of making the wire
was fully explained, and after pirtakipp
OF lemonade they returned about 6 o..
clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Fell Down Stairs.

The wife Of John Lang, No; :, wv On ~
street, fell down the front s'lao ,laa'oseli az
urdsy morning, and hurt le,S' ~ p,iEA
badly. Mr.. L. had gone ou1 a ~ her ltil
and when he returned he iounu nl,unesOn,sa
at tho foot OF the stairs III ~ md n,ds =
state. She was taken up AN am ,hs "
comfortable as p ssible, woeI wo,eeIIred 10 v
recovered her senses, but fe'Ho IN Sul3t
room tie balance of the day. oo o,o,,. "
however, she was greatly iGplU,Sssld
took an interest in the man'
household affairs. n
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Cressona Explosion Victim, Bur,ca

PINE GRovE, Sept. 29-The remuips
OF samuel Soizin, William schropp and
Henry Reed, the victims of Thursday's
powder rill explosion, near Cressona,
wers paced in one coffin aud inferred I'm
the Reformed Cemetery at FreIdensburg
MS afternoon. Revs. A. Donat, f. n,
Small aud +. ). Henry conducted the
serYlces.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
A REMOVAL.

A REMOVAL
The attention OF tho public is called
TO my new place Of business nov iocn.
teu NJ No, llB Market street to be known
rs the Philadelphia Restaurant. / INV.
my pcen put to n con siderable cxpense
up 20 thts timo In fitting MP this place.
WIN keeping tho necessities OK
the times for the benefit Of my natrona
claim u liberal slnlrc OF their cust,1In
ion nnh everything hers now, and To-
DE kept in the best OF order. The now
way in serving my 10 cent dinners will
s ss,liphss anything of tho kind ever nt-
tempted in Wilmington before. With
nh experienced cook everything, will bu
serve u III good order. and kept steanllnp
nor ON my new steaming tables which I
nave had Just put In. Twill also have
oDllSihS and quick walters to serve Won
Ut my tables. call particlar Mt
IGNITION to my new bill of fire, and /
thihk you viii be stlrnrised
~ us contents and prices. ThanlS-
ing you for past f,yors, l hope the con
tinuaitcc Of the sumc.
remnin the public servant,
phi.,,,.,, $. GORDON,
yo..,,. No. llJ Market st.
boarding and lodging by day or week.
V-2i-tu&s-hn
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
The IiicNrIa CnnIsn

The road for the twenty-five mile bicy-
Gle race, on October 10, will be from
Guthrie's road on the causewsy, to q
point down the road, Elk and quarter
miles and return, two trips, aud Ii is ex.
peeted twenty Contestants vii paiilci.
pate.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
wonderful.

A gentleman, whose sight was SO weak
he could not see 10 recognize an object
but few feet from him, had his eyes ex-
amine1 and pair glasses fitted by
Professor Well, aud now he can sec the
same as ever. They are o great sight
preserVer, No. 305 Market street. Pro-
lessor We'll. manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
ONCE of the Wilmington City Directory.

No. 6e6H Market street, Wilmington.
We now have ou hand for the use OF our
citizens, Directories OF the leading citie,
oi the U. 3. You are perfectly welcome
to their use without any charge. We
are always willing and pleased to oblipe
our patrons In any respect and II We have
not the Directory required, Will send for
u. Yours, re pectiully,
w. COSTA & ca.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Hog Cholera In wet yIrrlul.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept 29.-Over
800 hogs have died from cholera in JeGer-
son and Berltely counties within the ast
few days, and the disease is spreading
rapidly.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Tired of Life,

A white woman committed suicide yes.
terday afternoon In Blackblrj Hundred,
and Coroner Gamble WAS notified last
evening. This morning, accompanied by
u, puiy Coroner Lee, bo went TO Clayton,
and upon finding that the case would
take tomo time left Mr.. Lee to attend to
il and returned TO this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
VIII Meet This Evening.

This evening meeting OF all those In.
terested in football will be held at the
law office OF VIM. s. HIllcs, Esq at No.
S59 Market street, for the purpo.e OF OF.
ganizing q team Of eleven.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Republican Meeting

The Eighth Ward Republicans will
meet this evening at Seventh and Market
streets. A general Attendance is re-
quested.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Constantly Guarded.

The derricks ard guy ropes at the new
building of the Central National Bank.
Filth and Market streets, are now
guarded every night by wa,chman, who
will zee that the ropes arc not cut again
as they wee last Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
A IIHpDy Man.

Deputy Coroner Barnhlll Is the hap.
piest man in Wilmington to-day. Yes.
ter6ay morning his wife presented him
with son weighing 101z pounds, aud be
was so pleased that he was unable 10 at
tend to any business to-day.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Hrnnchnrs, AIaaiInn

General discussion OF protraeted meet
ings and revival work without vote or
action occupied the attention of the
Preachers meeting at Fletcher hHall,
this forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
National AIee,Ins

The United States Evangelical Alliance
will hold u nation i meeting in Boston
on the 4th, 5th and 9th OF DECEMBER, at
which an attractive programme will be
presented.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Seriously Injured

On Saturday evening while James T,
Marcus, anemploye of tho Delaware PUN
Works, VAS shulting down gate he
clipped and fell, injurlng himself very
sevorly.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
The WeatIiar.

Tomorrow promises to be cloudy to
clearing, precede by local rain near the
coast. Wednesday, fair and rather
cooler.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
Pennock u Foreman,
9Th & MARKET SITS,
wILMINGTON,DEL.
STARTLING EVIDENCE
OF Tho Cure OF Skin Diseases
whom oil other Meth DDS fail.


Psoriasis years covering face, head.
and entire body with white sci.b.
skin red, itchy, and bleeding. Hair
All gone. spent Hundreds of dollars
prononnced incuTHbla. Cured by
Cutlcurt Remedies.
My disease lpsoriaslsl hrs, broke olt on my
leit cheek, sIr, aiding A.rOs. my nose and az
most GOV ring my fac'. lL ran into ny ewes
ang the phygieian was afraid would il Sc
my head, AMI my hair all iell 6ut, uttii wss
entirely balGheadcd; IL then broke out on my
one sore. IL covered my entire body. INV
lace, head aud shoulders being The Worst
!h1 hme nhile tea9s ieii c9n, n,tantly rom my head
aid esd # Seracea h nFs spendinr MdG5s msST S5asG
car NE iHaSrd q tie crItrgA 2Rhsga RhsEpis les
AID after using two bottle, of CuTIcuHA Rr.
SS9day,ETSi, Sod ,IT, yonlI see change, and alter 1
| and when had used tia hotties of CuTfCt'nA
hksot,VLsT y, ard one hox Of CUrlcURA, and
| the dreadful disease f,On RhIn i mad ,us.
fer 4 f9r nyo years. ! tboHght the disease
rhmt Ten.' , .eNve re[y dep sea-, hut the CuTI-
! ennnot 9xp,Gss Win pen what 1 suffered
es,SGe or N: n:ips tie cgtlegra Remedies They
mend them. Ny hair is restore Is soed a
gTsri Snnnsr sn, "a G,ssy II my eye.iah'. kncs OF
tho Cui!cura nemedi, ), aud a Rave f'c.iSed Wed
| Mrs; OSt KELLY,
| Rockwell ely, Calhoun 90, lows,
,,nnteeve ,Hnte every species Of ss onizimx Illuminating.
Itching, 6leeting, burning, scsiy, bl"tcby
nni nimply diseases OF the ski, scaIL ana
sn90S,, D.oOu, WIN loss OF hair, from imples 10
sctoiula' except possibly ichthyosis.
CutIcurH RcmodIes
sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soc.
thn Ithpap,, xoo.i resolvenL 81. Prepared BY
me .ho f9tter Drug and Chemical Corpor,I.
tlcn, boston, Mass. '''"'
| send lor How TO Cure Skin Dis.
nsGs, sns,i,, o. pages, 50 illustrations, and 100
| NILES, black heads, red, rough.
~ ~ VI ehnpped, md oily skin prevent.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
LndiSS' Shoes.

Ask fer Pf.u e southwlck's "a splen-
ga ut ard roli.5isi, At No. 403 Madison
street. J. W. bsrE:s., manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30

Home made bread at Weyrs, No, 7
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30

Chew Post Boy tobacco. Dealers sup
piled, Nc. 8 East Second strtot.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30

Smoke San Rosa straight SC. cigar.
No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30

Look. an
$500 custom. made pants W.
Taiiors, 62i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
As The SEASON OPENS
So DO Our Hearts

We must sell, people must
buy and we must be satisfied
with small profits. Step in and
wonder how we quote such low
prices on a large lot of Boys
and Children's Suitings. We
have just received these and as
they are a very good bargain.
they are going fast. We also
have opened a nice line OF
young mems Suitingsthis week,
all the latest designs in plaid,
and fancy patterns.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-30
State Of Th.rmnmntar

atthe REPUBLICAN Office to-day, in the
shade;
7o'clock lOo'clock l2o'clock
90 63 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
I'd EDITION.
--latest HGlGgTanS 10 The Star.
YESTERDAYS RAIN STORM.
Great Damage Done in Orange, Nd,
by Floods.

ORANGE, Nj, Sept. Is.-This place was
visited yesterday afternoon and evening by
one of the severest rain storms in her history.
The rain set in sharply at about o'clock and
fell in sheets. The brooks soon overlooked
their banks and all the low-lying parts of the
city were flooded. At Washington and Day
streets. where Parrow and Wiywam brooks
unite, the water tore out great gullies and
backed up for over half mile, flooding all the
city west of this point. The North Park street
bridge again proved insufficient and the tor
rent, swollen by the addition of Nishoym
brook. flooded all that district from three to
five feet deep.
SWEEPING AWAY oUTHoUsEs, SHEDS AND OTHER
SMALL BUILDINGS.
In Llewelyan park incalculable damage was
done. the torrents rushing down the mountain
side and carrying rocks, gravel and mud over
many fine lawns The roads in the park are
badly washed. Low portions Of East Orange
suffered also; whole blocks were flooded from
two to five feet deep and cellars we're filed
with water. Much damage was done in South
Orange. gully from six to eight feet deep
was torn out of South Orange avenue. On
Ridgewood road the street was entirely torn
away opposite the Church Of the Holy Com
munion and rendered impossible.
The heavy downpour Of rain overfowed the
banks OF the Second river near Bloomfield.
The bridge Of the Orange branch of the Erie
railway over Second river at Watsessing was
carried away. 1t was found necessary to close
that branch of the road. Much uneasiness is
felt among the people living near the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
Miller beat Smith, GO, 6-S.
BOGUS CHECKS.
Some Of the Alleged Operations Of ssL b.
Jones" I'm this City-His Arrest.

Yesterday, about 80 o'clock, a tall, slim
young man went into Hamburger's on Pennsyl-
vania avenue under the Metropolitan hotel,
and proposed to purchase a coat and vest. lie
informed Mr.. Names Hamburger that he had
money in the National bank Of Norfolk and
referred him to Mr.. Bowman Of the Atlantic
and Pacific tea company. The result was that
he was allowed to purchase a coat and vest and
he filed up a check for $40, signing the name
IL. b. Jones" and received a small amount
of change. Subsequently MIR. Hamburger
telegraphed to Norfolk and received the reply
that they had no such depositor
Mr.. Hamburger thereupon reported the
case at police headquarters and Detective
Carter went to look for Mr.. Jones. 1t was sup
posed that he would take the Norfolk boat Tor
home, but he did not do so. The officer found
that he had stopped at the Belvedere and ar
ranged for his arrest, which was ACCOMPLISHED
about O'Clock this morning. and he was locked
up at the sixth precinct station. This morning
he was brought to police headquarters and his
picture was taken for the rogues' gallery.
IDENTIFIED BY Mr.. sTRAsBURGER
Jacob StrasburCer of 4S3 9TH street appeared
at police headquarters today anc identified him
as having passed forged check upon him fer
IS. Mr.. Strasburger hesitated about taking
the check, and, making some inquiry at Mr.
Bowmans, was informed that Jones had a
brother engaged in buslness-in Richmond. He
thereupon took the check and gave Jones the
shoes and the change.
Jones had attempted to pass forged checks
on Mr.. Hoadley of the Belvedere and on Mr..
Bowman, and he stated to the officer that he
would have got all the money be wanted from
Mr.. Bowman if he had struck him at the right
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18
From Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK. Sept 1S.-The strength of yes
terday lasted over until this morning and the
stock market opened with first prices gener-
ally showing advances of small fractions over
last nights closing figures. The general list,
however, was dull. although in New England,
St. Paul. Lackawanna, Reading and a few
other leading shares there was a fair degree of
animation. The feature Of the dealings was
Northern Pacific preferred, which was once
more extremely active. and. after opening up l
per cent at Isl was further advanced to 76k
Tennessee coal also displayed marked strength
and rose per cent to AL but the changes in
the other stocks were confined to small frac-
lions only, and. while the general tendency
during the early dealings was upward the
improvement was generally neutraiized toward
the end OF the hour. At IL o'clock the market
was quiet and heavy at a shade under first
figures