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Real Estata Matter.

John A. Prescott has bought for el5,000 Of
Joseph q. Boss subs - 10 81, square 500, 81 by
ass feet on the corner Of II between 4th and
9th streets northeast
JohnA 0hssn has bought Of q. l. lockwood
for %, $50 part l6, square -, S91f BY 30 feet
on h between 9Th and 7th streets northwest
Aaron B. Sheppard has bsugh$ for eeyo0o Of
E. Waits sub III, square 152, n By 671S feet on
18th street above Oregon avenue.
Mary =. Watkins has bought Of r. II. Christ.
man for e1o,000 suhs IS, s. and part 50 and
subs IS TO o. square 597, ifoAting ne feet on
I'd street between II and N southwest
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OMoStlV EaStern.O

ST.. PAUL, MIMI. March ION. H. FLAIR.
sheim, wine dealer, has failed for $50, 000
mostly to eastern creditors.
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ssG.T.T.'s

Fort WORTH, TEX, March 10.-Jay Gould,
George Gould, J. NJ. Eddy, s. h. H. Clark and
seven minor railroad officials arrived here from
the east yesterday afternoon. After inspecting
the Texas and Pacific property the party pro-
ceeded west
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ssThe Safe Side of Life.,'

The Metropolitan church was crowded at 8
pm. yesterday BY temperance people to hear
Col George W. Balm Of Kentucky on The safe
side Of life for young men," The service was
opened with prayer by Mra Picker, the wife
Of Representative Picker Of Dakota, and closed
with prayer by Mrs.. La Fetrs, who presided.
Mr.. b. B. Moulton and several other temper
ancs workers occupied seats on the stand. Col.
Balm left ut 11:20 last night for weeks rest ct
his home near Lexington, Ky.
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FoBr WORTH. TEX, March l0.-The cattle
convention here Tuesday viii try 10 devise
some protection from the big -Four" Of
Chicago. system OF refrigerstors win be
recommended BY some and representatives of o
81, 000, 900 company will be here to negotiate
for the erection Of four refrigerators in Texas.
The interstate convention viii also consider
some plan for the better grading Of cattle, so
they may be sold by grade a. wheat, corn and
cotton are sold. Texas cattle raisefs think q
foreign market for cattle will be obtained which
cannot b controlled in this country.
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Eiremen Hurt.

PEORIA, Ill, March 10.-Freman Fred
Brown and two others were injured by falling
timbers at fire here last night which destroyed
the rubber room of the big shoe house Of Thur
Der d Co. Loss Is %, 900.
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CArXhnH AND DISEASES o. Tus
STOMACH. GOVT AND RHEUxAT1sx.

For these diseases the use Of the genuine csrlsbss
sprudel Salt h highly recommended
pr. Hofmeister In . recent lecture says;
The unnatural motions Of the stomach csusine prsss-
ure ad bechings the irTisiops Of the intestine re-
suitins In ostarrh Of the bowels and the Unnamed
mucous memoesnes ass the most fruitful o
Al Known causes Of disesss. Out Of shsn
grow most kidney and liver troubaea. lhahsssS
al rheurnstae affections and gout have
Sound hat the unnatural moGioos q a.
stomach cease ths Intestinal troubles beeoms eooshsa
and health results from tn uss Of CarlshaA 6prud
Salt The diusssc sascts Of this v~ssr. ~ susss
action upon the inAamed intsstinss sss hsysaA au
praise
Beware Of imisssssns. -ErssxR . ,uNpkIsox
90, Sole Agents. Barclay q. M.
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Gone to Work Again.

NAsHuA, Nh. March l0.-Ths Nashua conf
pany's mills started up this morning. AL
hands in the strike returned to work.
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Remarkable Showing.

262osll cases was the total importation Of
champagne in the last 10 years. About one
quarter was q. b. Mumm 4 Co. 8 Extra Dry, or
| brand
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4 contract for gravity railroad through the
tunnel under East river from New York city to
Brooklyn has been given out
Five hundred young men in Baltimore have
Z disrst.h 49,, az 10 81. :. ,sss-sncs
to erroneous reports about the recent election
says the voting population 10 about 1000 and
the populasioa tO,oOQ
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Saws Spuller to Simon.

PARIS, March ION. Spruller, minister of
foreign affairs, has asked NJ. Jules Simon to
represent France at the international labor
conference to be held at Berlin.
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Harness Works Burned.

CLEvELASD, ONO, March I0.-The Ebishart
manufacturing works were destroyed by fire
yesterday and 900 men are thrown out. The
concern manufactures harness and wagon ware.
Loss S54, 900, mostly insured.
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AYERS

ssrsspssills Tour life that Of some one near and
drsr to you. may depend the use Of this well sp-
proved rsGedy in preference to other preparston
d similar name II 10 compounded Of Honduras sar-
ssparla uhe variety most rich in curative proper
nes,. sulinsis. mandrake. yellow dock and the
Sodides. The process Of manufacture Is original.
slillfu scrupulousy clean and such to secure the
very best medicinal qualities Of each ingredient This
medicine Is not boiled heated and Is therefore
not decoction: but it Is . compound extract. OBJ
tanned BY method exclusively our own, of the best
md most powerful Alternatives, tones and diurecs
kasvs pharmacy. For the last forty years Ayers
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Range OF the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings ct the Gig.
nal Office today; sam. 80; 2p.m, Is; maxi-
mum, As; minimum, %.
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Chicago Cigar Makers to Strike.

CHICAGO, March 10.-It IL likely the union
cigar makers here, 1900 in number. will strike
before tomorrow night. The c.uss is a move
ment on part of manufacturers to reduce
wages. Already $50 men are locked out by en-
ployers.
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James 0aiuss died suddenly st $40 O'Clock
eernss q ISsh and water streets soVtkxsst
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MAKRlRh

nWALIER.PRoBEY. September 2, lssa by the
JOHN II. WALTERS aud MAMIE Z. Prodigy both q
this city.
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Judge Coz todSy made dscfss - divorce IN
the case Of Lucy +. Whitiag against George q
Waiting % Ne ground 81 6sssrtieA
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Chicago Markets,
THE WORLDS FAIR BILL.
Completed by the House Subcommittee
Probable Extension of Time Till '93.

The special House subcommittee on the
worlds fair held another conference with the
visiting Chicago delegation today and COM
pleted the bill. The changes are few.
The provision for q national commission,
composed Of two members from each state,
nominated BY the governors aud appointed
by the President, has been retained
but an amendment provided that they shall be
from the two political parties. The govern
ment commissioners are to have control Of
operation of the fair, the appointment OF juries.
awards. &C., but the Illinois corporation ro-
cognized in the bill will get the site
put up buildings and have charge of the
finances The President is not to APP
point the commissioners until the Chi
cago men have raised e5.oO0, 900 outright and
have given satisfactory assurance Of their
ability to supply another five millions il it
shall be needed. The appropriation of . mil.
lion and half for the government exhibit re-.
mains as in the original bill
The Chicago men here have stated that they
1881, but they are 'lS Wiling e to '"'. accept s
the Judgment Of the full committee
upon this proposition. 1t is understood that
the Illinois members Of the House, however,
feels thht in justice to the foreign exhibitors
the time should be extended.
The 23d street horse car line of New York
has been purchased by the Philadelphia syn
dictate which owns the Broadway railway.
The Mississippi along the borders Of Wash.
ington and 1ssaquena counties, Miss, has
passed the highest water stage ON record.
Miss Bessie NJ. Wright, daughter Of Birming-
ham merchant, who fell in love with murderer
Dick HAYES who was recently hanged, At
tempted to commit suicide. She says she could
not live without Halves.
There was great difficulty in getting the
coffin Of Miss Lizzie Cramer, who weighed 428
pounds, through the door OF her Pittsburg
home yesterday at her funeral
The chief OF Pittsburg's department Of public
safety declares there exist 500 speak -easies''
in that city, but no gambling housed
Capt Hugh r. Garden, the new president Of
the Southern society Of New York, proposes to
make the Institution depository Of southern
literature and history and its home meeting
place for southerners instead Of . mere club
house.
II 10 announced thss Nm. Mary yiack will
testify against her husband, Sheriff Jaa. 4
Flack, IN tAs divorce iaysstsstisA.
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LAsssunaH & Bno.
ARE DISPLAYING
FRENCH sArINEs.

FRENCH sArINEs.
A sood number Of these styles are confined to our
house s1clusavsly Early purchasers the pick Of
thess None can be duplicated. 50 II you want some
thing In . Nice satteen that you won't Tut few
oshsfs wear select now from enormous assortment
Of gorgeous patternS
OUR DOMESTIC SATTEENS
We sail 1t 12,<c-. 1sc and lsc. These initiate most
esantafuny some Of the imported ope&
OUTING CLOTHS
NEW DRESS aINeHAMs
In innmerahie patterns ct 12,<c. per yard.
seNcH cHALLrEs AT 25o. PER YARD.
These come In patterns that are entirely new Moth
ng hke than have been shown before
OF much use TO Dress Makers and ladies' who make
tAsAr own dresses 10 the
DIAMOND SKIRT DRAPER.
Price ease.
Indispensable for draping, looping. trimming and
Arranging Dress SkirtA
~ il uss the wssrsoms task Of having dresses
ara0sd and htted on the person is obviAted- These
have become household necessities.
THE AMoRITA CORSET 40; WAS CSC.
Mads q s..een comes in White. Drab. Pink. Light
Biua Old Gold
Our reason for closing out the AMoRITA CORSET
fog 42c:
The Gnan sizes are all gone. II Is . splendid make
Of Corset. We can get more. The only sizes left
Ass "a %. %. 20. so In these sizes the
msot V - complete as the FIRST day they came with
- vhsn the price was Sac.
DAISY WAISTS for Children soc
DAISY WAISTS for Misses S5c
DOUBLE We WAISTS for Ladies' 81
FERRIS COMMON SENSE WAISTS Csc
SPRING SKIRTS
oINoHAN SKIRTS in all plain eolors, some with
boz PLATING on the bottom. others with knife plAi
ing and fold. SOC. each
BLACK AND WHITE SKIRTS with knife plating
md some with deep plating edged with plain black
75c.
Al eoiors In FINE STRIPED eINaHAMs, made
with deep RUNE and . fold. s9c. each
FANCY STRIPED GISGHAMS with plating on
the bottom md palp coiors with fancy border for
rune. also BLACK AND WHITE, Sl.25
PLAIN 6INeHAM AND BLACK AND WHITE
SHIRTS with thres piatinss for Ass.
PLAIN COLOhEp 6INGHAMS with Q double RUNE
Of fancy border and black aud white stripes with
double bon plating. alas.
DARK GRAY AND BLACK STRIPED GINGHAM
With plaitins and edged witt plain black and al
pian eolors sl6s.
Asaa line Of beautiful BLACK sATTEKNs from
csc. 70 e.
MoHAIR SKIRTS saes sa 4s. saes.
siLk SKIRTS sass, clio. so sl450.
Nv snsces In INFANTS Coats Styiss manifold
Sfasss ranging from sl9S to p2a
INFANTS CHRISTENING RoREs
Prices rangtng from u. 6s TO ems.
nIANTY CAPa uhsther In the finest ousitv or
tbs cheap ones. our stock 10 Just a. complsse
NULL CAPS tom 26c to les.
AUX CAPS from Csc 70 s2<s.
IXIANTV =
SHORT SKIRTS FLANNEL BANDS. SHIRTS,
bOoIkEs. SACouES. LEGGINS, SI.IPS FIAN.
N1 SKIRTS FLANNEL WRAPPERS, in 10
many different grades that most every one can
naks -slscsion.
INV GOODS that arrived yesterday. Newest ont I'm
YA1AeoI4
AHfBr WAISTS,
LADIES' WRAPS
ASeED WRAPS
TIA GOWNS
WRAPPERS,
RIBBONS,
kUCHINo9,
LEATHER GOODS
JEwELRY
FANS,
EMsRorpzR1xs.
BRAIDe
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:, c..h ..ads q Tsias q and N. T. D. q fsr
Tie peer tnaA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
The following are the openine and cosnr pr;ces NJ
the New York stock Market, ~ reported by special
wire to Corson aud Mccartney, 1A1Y II street:
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SARSAPARILLA

Hs bssn the standard blood purifier of the world-no
other approaching IL in popular confidence unver
sal demand Its formula IL approved by the leading
Physicians and druggists. Being pure and highly
concentrated IL is the economical Of any possible
blood nsdiciaa kyery purchaser of sarsaparills
should insist upon having this preparation and see
tAas ssch bottle bears the well known name Of
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Soorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoNcH1T1s
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMrIsIoN OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS E,1UIsIoN
CURES THROAT AyFEcTIoNa
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES scRoFULA IN ALL Forms
SCOTS EMULsIoN
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WIT
HYPOPHosPHITEs Is SOLD ALL Owe
THE WORLD NOS
MANY FORMS OF NERVOUS DEBILITY =
~ yield TO the of Carters Little Liver Pill
valuable for nervous weakness night sweats Try then
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DAN FROM INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA AND
TOO hearty eating il relieved at by taking one
Of Csrtsrs Little Liver Plsimmediatsly after dinner
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J. Q. AVER b CO..
LOWELL. MASS

In svery quarter Of the globe Ayers ssrsspsrls 10
proved b the best remedy for all diseases of the
blood Lowell drusrists unite in tsstfyins 70 the ~
psse sxsssncs Of this medicine and to its great pop
slar.sy In tbs city Of it manufscturs.
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KENT PRIMARIES.
Delegates to the II publican Convention
WIN BE Chosen To-Day.

Delegates to the II publican Convention
WIN BE Chosen To-Day.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Sept. 6.-At the Republican
primaries to dag, the probable delegates
selected from this hundred win be Hon.
George v. Massey, James Pennewill,
Esq., William Smithtrs Esq and Stanley
Wharton. This will leave the "Neck" or
eastern end of the hundred with
out delegate. There'll be some
kicking on that. There will be
no contest here, as the Richardson
men. will run the machine Nor is there
likely to be any in Little Creek, whore
they control affairs also. But in West
Dover, Kenton, Mispillion and Milford,
the fur will fly. and the Duck Creek
primaries Will not be of the love- feast
charactar, either by any means The
Barnard men will carry both the Murder
kills and likely Mlspillion. The Richard
ardson men claim Milford rs a walk.
over. Giving them then East Dover and
Little Creek which they have certain,
each side will start with three hundreds.
Both sides are confident this morning.
The Richardson men of Dover claim SO
out of the 10 delegates, leaving
the Barnard men; the three hundreds
above quoted the Murderkills and Mis-
pillion or 16 delegates in all. On the
other hand the Barnard men claim they
can carry West Dover and Kenton giving
them three delegates each or total Of
twenty more than a majority
of the forty to be elected.
Ed. @. Faucet, who for several years
has manipulated the telegraph keys al
Hotel Richardson, and who is well and
favorably known to every newspaper
men in Delaware, left yesterday for
Philadelphia to take three months
course In snort hand and writing.
The newspaper fraternity recognized in
Ed. asklllful and obliging operator, and
they will be glad to learn that he will b,
at bis old post again In time for the leg
| ialative session
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NEWS FROM NEWARK.

Stockholders OF the Knaum Factory
Meet-A Young IadS's Perilous Fall.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. Sept 8--The meeting
OF the stockholders Of the knaun Organ
Company was SHINY attended last even
ing. s. M. Curtis. Esq, was made chair
man and Hugh O. Browne secretary.
Mr.. Curtis stated that the object OF the
meeting was to make all aware that
about fifty shares of the stock were yet
to be subscribed at the time when the
committee, consisting of Messrs A. N.
Raub, John Pilling and Theodore r.
Armstrong returned from the conference
with the Knauff Company, the large
meeting fully endorsed what they had
done. Now there remains deficiency in
the amount promised and the company
to asking for the same. A committee
Of three was appointed, consisting of
Messrs. s. M. Donnell, Dr. Kollock and
N. M. Metherall, they were authorized
to canvass. for new subscribers. The meet
| ing adjourned to meet next Friday even
ing and hear the report of the commit.
tee.
The funeral Of Mrs Margaret Little Of
| Mill Greek Hundred, yesterday, was very
| largely attended. The church would
not accommodate the large number OF
people.
Miss Lille Seminar, residing at APP
pleton, Nd, about three miles west OF
this place, met with rather serious &C
cident this week. She was visiting
friends In Virginia, and when returning
from trip on the Blue Ridge Mountains
the horse took fright, throwing Miss
Seminar out, she falling about forty
feet. One arm was broken, and she was
otherwise bruised. The horse fell about
one hundred feet down the mountain
side, and escaped injury The young
lady is now at home, suffering with q
fractured arm.
Isaiah Drennen is a candidate for
political honors. He, by the wishes Of
his many friends, comes out as candi-
date for road commissioner. He is {
good Democrat.
A valuable yeung horse, the property
of Stewart Wade, butcher here, was
killed by B. & o., locomtive yesterday
morning. Some person had left tn,
gate open leading into the pasture 6elS
and the horse wandered out. The los
s quite serious one TO Mr.. Wade.
The Head Of Chrstiana Church folk
will hold 'spink tea" soon.
Mrs. Anna Henry, daughter OF Joh
w. Choate Of Philadelphia, is visiting a
Hotel the Deer Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Widdoes 0
oxford county. Maine, are visitin
Byard Widdoes hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Potts of Phils
delphia. are the guests of A. ]. Fisher.
The two exhibitors at the Wilmingto
Fair from this town are Messrs. John
Lewis and Nelson Warren & Son I'll
former received several first and secon
premiums on his sheep, the latter car
tured number of premiums on his cele
brated Thoroughbred Holstein-Friesia
| cattle.
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Edward Haggerty who was accident
ally shot by the premature discharge of a
gun while hunting, is improving, but he
will Lose the sight Of his left eye El
wood wilkins requests the publication
OF the following:
ITO the Editor Of the EVENING JOURNAL.
"SR:-I wish brief space in your
paper to give correct account of the
shooting of Edward Haggerty. While
out shooting last Thursday, | met with
Mr.. Haggerty aud we proceeded together
for awhile. We shot biri from tire,
on the other side of a narrow ditch, and
Mr.. Haggerty had attempted to cross the
ditch to secure 1t but failed to do it.
then made the attempt TO cross and sue
ceeded ia doing SO and asked Mr. Hag
gerty to pass over my gun and | would
stay on that side of the ditch In order
to do this he climbed tree that partly
leaned over the ditch, and then at
tempted to pull the gun up after him
the hammer caught and the gun was dis
charged with the unfortunate result al
ready known,
ELwooD WILKINS.
Wilmington, Del Sept, 5, 1890"
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MARINE MATTERs.

Third street bridge is not yet repaired
There were seven three masted schoon.
ers in the river yesterday
Oyster boats are constantly arriving,
from the bay, at Third street wharf.
The ocean tug Rescue is still engaged
in the Delaware bay in searching for the
DeBrask treasure.
The Pussy and Jones Company has the
revenue cutter FIR the Newberne, N O.,
station well along.
Four wo-masted schooners passed up
the creek yesterday with loads of poplar
wood for the pulp works.
The two Norman Line steamships still
lie in the river at the Harlan ana Hol-
lingsworth Company's wharf.
The largest sailing vessel afoat was
launched at Glasgow on Tuesday. She
is five masted ship Of $3.50 tons.
A brig arrived at the Harlan and Hol-
iugsworth Company's wharf yesterday
in ballast. She win load her cargo
there
The Harlan and HolEngsworth Com
psny's employees are busily engaged OF
the iron propeller Saturn and she vii
soon be completed.
The three masted schooner ElwooC
Burton, which has been repaired on th'
marine railway at the jackson snC
Sharp Company's shipyard. cleared foi
Philadelphia yesterday.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany is building a steamer 200 feet lonl
for the Wilmington Steamship Com
pany. and two 200 feet steamboats, fol
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company.
The Jackson and Sharp Company ii
building 100 feet ferryboat for the
Brooklyn annex The hull of steau
schooner 165 feet long for st. Augustine
Steamship Company. A tug for New
York Company. This company has con
tracted for four-masted schooner 70
Champion & Mayer.
The following vessels passed up th
| Delaware river yesterday Steamers
Hollywood (Br.), Guiana (Ger.) Harris
burg, spartan, Aries, Enola, Geners
Cadwalader, Martha f. McCabe; ship
! Ravola (Br. }; banks, Caroline. Cavalea IT.
bark Inca, (Nor.), schooners Etns
Frauconia, Kit Carson Smith; Hattie L
Andrew Adams. ID. d. Haskell, Haskell
Kennebec, Ice, H. D. May & Co. Til
: | following passed down the river; Steam
J ers Perthian, Willismsport, Trese'
| bark V.detle, schooner Sebsgo.s