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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-17

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II CnEt9n House. an al 81. NV, 6r, N l. sis
.,,a sSs oor W 2ll2 9TH ST. W.. 3r So
400 Me ave sw-. Ok 1888 lO6 . NV, Dr. mi : IS
Flaming mill complete, cor. Ii and PUIneroy 400
lArse stable, alley bet. and O 9Th aud 9TH n W Is
fl5-3.CAlNOODS GARRETT. 18th and y y ave
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
ALMOST FAqAL
BIrs = " 'esssr ha.s /. Ysss Clsss Cal
hsstsEaas.

Mrs = I" '~SssF Has . Yeas Nl0se 4 ~
hsstssaay.
Mrs ff4ak 3 Wlnegar iast missed q
fslAl accident ta4s aftsraosa sac Was
dg.v.Ds across Pearls, bridge ana Aaa
reached ab5at tas center. naea run-
awsy team altchsi Il 4 WAs3a. came
1aA.ng up oeh.u1 her. Ile wheels ~
t8e rFag wasoa slFaek Mrs. IS .uesar' :
cars Sp.ettlg q AID lhroa uz aer
yolel-tg o. tae naor III the br.5ss sha
LAD heafd Iae runaway coming. and
Was prepared -oT t4e s1ock. otherwise
sas would probably h4ve been seriously
i1ulld against tie gon frzme w0rk of
tae prage. As e was. her arm Was
ghtly hurt, but others * Size escaped
without serious injury.
Mrs. Nlnegar's horse became fright
ened ana ran short distance. bat mas
caught near The END of the bridge lie
received q bad cash GA the fetloek ~
ole ~ h.s hlnd legs The cart Was bad
~ wrecked. Mrs Vinegar Was ou her
WAy AT the tine 10 lne Belknap Wagon
Works 20 eet her cart repaired, but il
Wll need making over nov.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
take Shore Ronte. Tenchers. Etcur.ion.

For the occasion Of the annual meet
ing of the National Educational Asso-
ciauon, to be held at st. Paul, Mimi,
July 4th TO 1lth inclusive, 1890, the
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern ny
Co., Will sell excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates, June 2Sth TO July 9TH,
inclusive.
A great opportunity TO visit the north
western country at a very small ex-
pense. Do not miss it.
Send to A. J. smith Gen'l Passenger
& Ticket Agent, Cleveland, O., for CIR
cular of information.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
SUBURBAN TRAINS.
Regular Daily Service Between the City
and Reeds LAKE

and Reeds Lake
Today the D., L. 4 \. Railroad Com
pany wlll put rs summer suburban
tram service into effect between the
union depot and Reeds Lake. Trains
Will leave the union depot at ., 10 ana
II a. m, and ]. ,, 3, 4, 8, 6, 2, s. @ and
10 p. IA, on week days returning leave
the lake on the intermediate half hours.
On Sunday, IA addition T. the regular
time, trains viii leave the union depot
al 1850, go, $3.50, 4.30 and $50 p. m.,
and returning trans vii leave the Lake
at the same hours as the other train
leaves the union depot.
The trip one WAY VIII be made in 20
minutes and regular trains will stop AT
Flfth-ave., Hall-st., JetfersOn-ave. Oak
dale Park, Silver Creek Park The
fare for round trip Will he - cents, or
10 cents one way. The fare from each
of the intermediate stations will be .
cents one way.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Tae Huut,ey Harrison Company he
gsn s weaSs' engagement al Redmond
last evening under very favorable aar-
rounangs The opening play Ma
~IynNo0d and the praa0cnon WAs
extended egegs marx 81 appreciation
"a tha audience. In tie cast ls that
roou4 actress. Phoss Ae Aillstcr, "Ao
Mas received hers al Taken rom
Life. TWO seasons az. toulaaent GA
the Performance ass h. igat ls necessarily
deferred. Matinee to-day thursday
AID saturday.
Manager smiths specially show thls
week, averages Ncll IA good s0Uess
pleasing melodies, oznces and sketches.
The contrslto singing OF Willie 0sa4s
revealed renlarkaole range of voice.
aud great power The evening con.
claded W4tha SATIRE on ''Trlal by jury
which mtrodac 2eariy az of the
speciality performers. besides the stock
Maunees Mednesaay ana Saturday.
Mss AloeKmg Livingston, Who VII
appear I'd Powers neGt Friday and
Saturday in Jack Gordon, Knight
Errant. Is surrounded boy company
of excellent reputation. Mlssos Adel-
aide Thornton, Katharine Arnold. Ethel
Chase SpIague ana Miss GLADYS krd
are from the lyceum the&toTs New
York. Messrs Mhte NhIUosey and
Poster PlaIt came trom the same stock
Seats are now Oh sac 81 Powers foI THIS
engagement
The sale Of season tickets foT the Gle
more festival began at tne box othee az
Hartman Hal yesterday morning The
sale wall continue today and conmeuc-
ing tomorrow the diagrams WlA Doe open
for the selection OF single tickets
Powers Opera House willie occupied
next week with Prof. Brist0l's uoupe oi
cd duczted horses.
The little books which are banC CIR
culatod for the Gilmore June festival
! concert, % bc gwen June } . and la, az
Hsrtman's Hall, are supposed CD CON
tain the Official program bat since they
were printed. "a change has been made
/ M the tenor singer. Mr kolke refining,
and his place being hlled by VIM J..
/ Lawn, quite well and iaNorablN known
| singer, who has htauliullA sMtcl ANA
clear hlgh volce. winch has been artistic
ally trained by the famous Italian
| teacher. NanucuI. he wll do fuN JUS
! tee 10 the tenor roles as VIII al oi The
singers 10 the parts they take lA 1ll-
| mOrc's popular concerts. These occa-
4 soual visits Of the great h2udmastcr
J and his uuequaled concert organization
| are the finest band concerts which anv
CITY in the world cen enjoy, and The
| patronage secured speaks well for the
| appreciation OF the public. Gilmore
I and all 81 h.s great artists are iavortgs
OF the great American public. and Their
grand PLAYING of a diversity 0i classical
I end popular muse has much u do with
/ advancement and encouragement oi
musical taste in this country Especi-
ally is tho music % be PLAYED GOA tins
occasion Of a decidedly strong charac-
ter lu both of these classics.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The articles Of Incorporation oi The
Seventh Reformed Church 81 Grand
Rapids were filed with the county
clerk Yesterday. The society church
building is located 0u Cro.ly-st. in t1e
: .xth Ward. The trustees are 1hys
Stadt, Gorrt Jan Antvcink. Render
Y an der Kloo, sander kukstu aud
I hCmas IhOmasma.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

AFtac court house bu ding commit
tee has demanded uev bonds of the
Western ConaructCn Company = CAL
for a spec al meeting 0f tae Board 81
,1prrr s4rs on June 81 - hcuE crr1-
Iatel TIE call must b. eElel ~
thirteen members oi fte board Gre
lr- ding committee has fa charge ot
fHe building ~ TIE re~ court house,
hgt ls not empowered ~ approve bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Experionce Taught Mo-

And my money paid for t. After hav-
ing liver complaint four years and
spending money on nostrums and doc
tors who didn't help me, tried sui
phur Bitters. SIX bottles cured me.
shall always use them. G.. y. Butler,
COhoes, y. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The undersigned gratefully acknowl-
edges her deep obligations to those
ladies' and gentlemen who kindly con-
tributed towards the purchase Of the
new organ for Trinity Church. BY
their generosity her labors were
crowned with success.
ARIANNA INNEs FRELIGH,
Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The initials q. q. were preiaced o.
the nome Of Comaock .n ystofday'f
uort Of the dedication of the Bcrcaa
Baptist Nilsson lle who donated Che
lnt WIS ID " ln.-.tnrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
George 4. smith Resigns.

George f. Smith, general city agent
for the D., l.. q \. and {. Il ". NJ.
lines, has resigned bis position, and his
successor has not vet been appointed
Ii is understood that Mr.. Smith Will 60
into the insurance business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

After suffering several years with
the lcUcorrhea, and 10 doubt would
have been, only 4 lady induced me to
try sulphur Bitters. Now | am well.
Three bottles cured me. Mrs. Copps,
Newport, L. /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
A Card of Thanks

We desire to thank the employees of
the Tower Clothing Company for the
beautiful wedding present presented to
us on June 2.
G.. A. CALDWELL AND WIFE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

store your stoves and household
goods with the Storage and Transfer
Company and save money. Telephone
945 for rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

You had better look over the lot of
Brussel and Ingram Carpets at the
Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The strawberry and ice cream festival
given by the Tmvers7lsts at I72 Bar
clay-st., Will be cor Sht, not Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Flora a. Jones "Blush of Roses is
the finest ot toilet articles. For sale by
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Don't forget to attend tho strawberry
and zee cream social tonight. at the
residence OF Mrs. c. b. Hodges, l72
Bsrclay-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

II you want a bedroom suit at what
It is worth, and a complete line TO look
at, 90 TO the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Lily White Hour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IS n family fayorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
A Real Sea Bath
AT HOME:

Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuine article, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful in de-
bility, languor. rheumatism,
weakness of the joints and
muscular system, and for its
bracing and invigorating inhu-
ence generally.
25 cents a box; also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
ticle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

30 aud 81 Monroe street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
DoVBR.

Special Correspondent OF Gazette aud Journal
DOVER. NaY gg.-Salnuel Wharton, a pop
nlar aud well.EnnWn ciuzen, met with a
painful accident saturday morning. He fell
from seanDld Mt tue residence OF Mrs, =
b. Cullen and broSa his right leg. DR..
Wilson rendered medical assistance. VIII
liam Harrnett was BADLY bitten In the hand
by dog whiic tiy ,ag to part couple tpat
We're fighting.
u. IL. G-ant ons of the most popular
citi2 ms oil Hartley, was waylald by an IN.
known person, Friday night, aoout 10
o'clock while on his way home from ona
OF the stores OF the village, aud struck with
IA iron bar on the jaw. Mr., Grant. at last
accounts, was In u critical condition, his
Jaw haying beon fractured.
The following oflicsrs were yesterday
elected AT the Avenue NJ. j.. Chapel to serve
the ensuing year: Superintendent. John U.
Fretman; Assistant Superintendent, John
0utin; Secretary, John 0ldfald; Treasurer.
ID. o. montgomery, Jr.; Librarian, White
Wood; Organist, Miss Lille Williams; AS.
sisJunt Organise. Miss Sadie Wells. Infant
Department: Superintendent, Mrs. j. a, u.
Wilson: Assistants, Mrs. Lynch aud Miss
Gotwln 0rRanlst, NlRs Edith Weston.
Company D. Cooper Guards, Will bold a
fair and festival ut their armory on
LooekermRu street on the evenings OF May
29th and 3Dth. On tho evening Of the ION
Inb company VIII Ds presented Wlln manu-
some silk United States Nag.
DOVER, May 2l.-Ahout $50 last night q
charivari was taudefad Quartermgster
Miller aud wife, The couple were recently
married AT Laurel and are residing on
Division street near Governors avenue.
On last Wednesday night during heavy
rain storm youthful couple rang the door
bell OF the lev. II. r. Terry for admlttsnce.
The reverend gentleman appeared aud WIS
tranklY told that they wanted 10 BIS married.
The ceremony was soon performed and
George Carey, aged IL years, aud Amanda
Tsrbuttoni aged 10 years, both OF Little
Greek, happiiY departed.
Prof. Irwin Smith who has been inves.i-
RntinE the cause OF peach gel ows for some
| titne, examined the Orchard OF james Gro ii
near Magnolia on Monday and found but 81
| peaches. They were discovered on trua
which had been treated somewhat sue 'es=-
fully for the yellows. Mi. Graeu has here
totore been an extensive grower.
Harry a. Richardson has gone to Gail.
| fnrnia for the purpose OF leasing fruit
packing plant there FOR the coming season.
| 1t Is known that the Mlssrs. Rlohard-Ou
cannot pack enough fruit here for the de-
ind market for their output, conse.
quently several California packers are
anxious for the Delaware firm to take theiI
| plants.
Personal: Miss Julia Todi Va visiting In
| Philgdelphia-MIrs William Il. Smith has
been visiting iu Phlladephla--SI Mrs. Henry
Alioway OF New York City, IL visiting her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alloway,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Five Directors ana Many New Meni
beers EIected-HepOrts of Commit


Five Directors ana Many New meni-
beers Eiected-Reports of COinniit-
teess
The annual meeting OF the Young Mons
Christian Association was held Mt tho As5o-
citation Building Tuesday evening President
Charles Baird presided. Ihe follow
Ing directors were elected for terms
Of three years: Charles Baird, j. I. MGllin,
j. Taylor Cause, Alfred Ghwthrop and
Charles s. Rowland. All succeed them
selves except hir. Rowland, who SUGGESTS
L. T., Bush, Jr, the board OF directors
meet FOR organization within the next TWO
weeks.
Reports were received from all the COM
mitVses OF tho association on the past years
work. All were OF an encouraging nature
and showed interest and progress In the
work. The reception and religious meet
Ing committees have probably been the
busiest OF all. Their reports were partic'
ullfly interesting.
The following new members were elected !:
Activa--D. i, s. Oasperson, f, F. FOrsythe.
Ge1tgo W. Qliun, George Z. gu ton, y l.
ward y. West. Sustaiplng-lhe Rev. Ed
win ii. Eckel, the Rev. George NJ. Hick-
mnu, Associate--WillIam Ii. Steward,
John II arc, Jr., II. s Bassett, William Mar
riG, Albert S. johnson, Charles Smith,
Waiter Lockwood, Albert II. Mason, j.
i. CaspersOl. Mlicomb Baxter, Jr., G..
ShArbufne Rice, Lester II. Sttndley, Ed
ridge II. Todd, james Rogers, Edgar II.
Bayne, John O. Shaw, James II. Ward and
William NJ. Whann.
Following the business meeting n lecture
on "Electricity rs Motive Power" was
delivered by Prof. Parker OF Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
suqan Bouedlck, a l6.years.old girl, d.

Susan Benedick, a 16.years-ol girl, died
In Lancaster, -. Tdesday, from the
effects of d d3ee OF lauianum, taken be-
cause her mother refused to allow her to
20 out at night.
Charles Meredith aged 10 years, elevator
boy At the Leland Hotel, in Harrtsburg, was
crushed to death Mon FAY even nS b. being
caught between the elevator AMI the door
way on the ilith floor.
Farmers in Illinois pronounce the out
look for wheat very bad, AMI seem c9nsid. .
erdbly discouraged. The frost has Injured
fruits aud vegetables ia many localities, but
this damage Ii not thought to be general.
The city election IN Cumberland, Mary.
land, Monday, was carried by tho Demo.
Gratis by about 900 mai Jrlty. They elected
the mayors and fous OF the 1--WE councilmen.
The Australian ballot wRs used Tor the first
tlm5.
Inspector Byrnes, IN New York. WAS nd
vised Monday OF the arrest 10 Havana OF
young Robert Wallace, who disappeared
two weeks ago with $4,000 belonging TO
his relative, Johu n. Wallace, the pub.
Usher OF Wa!Ldce's Monthly. A requisitloa
will bA mad Tor tbt 10 ,!tlve.
The Supreme Court OF tho Ualted States
Monday rendered an opinion holding to
be unconstitutional the law OF Minnesota
requiring that all fresh meats sold ia the
stilte shall be cut from animals slaughtered
within the state and inspected within q,
nouns before Sian Inter-" Tho case Is On.
Titled State Of Minnesota against Henry
ID. Blrber," and is of great interest 10
dressed beef men, who win the case.
| Charles Enerhard, John Carr, William
DAVIS, Mrs. Eberhard and Miss Carr were
going home from dance In O1icago late
on Saturday night, aud ms they walked
along they sang. Pete Dewitt, Il notorious
"iouih," was on tho opposite side Of the
street, and made some insulting remark
about the singers, which they resented,
and not words across the street follow d
u wit finally dared them to CONS 10 the
middle Of the street The ifree tnen left
their ladies and accepted the challenge
Dewitt at once drew long knife and began
niashins riGht aud left. He tigst thrust the
blade into Eberhard's breast. and then lnIJ
open his Rroin for six inches. Ia then
stabbed C'rr In tue side aud Davis In the
neck. Dewitt was arrested.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

from Market street station, b. 10 o. r. II.
The o. 4 o. railroad recognizing the do.
mend for u better train service from It's
Market street station has Bdied a number
OF new express trains which leave week
days at 730 3 q. $40 and l1.S5 q. m ar
M, 1890 p. m. Tie above trains stop ut
Delaware avenue station. Returning, OK.
press trains leave Philadelphia ut 90 and
4 p. M, daily except sunday, arriving at
Market street station at 2.4D and 4.50 p. m.
Other trains from Market street station will
be found In the regular time table pub.
lished In tc.daY's issue. Special attention
Is called to the convsnlen arrangements OF
the above trains for commuters and per.
sons having business In Philadelphia. Elk.
cursion tickets good for two days, u
quarterly (lsD ridstickets), 333. O5 monthly
co trip ticketD, sl0; school (46 trip
tickets), Sc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
RLEToE.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
ELKroN, May l9.-'ple handsome neT
Methodist Episcopal Church at Ohese-
pense City was dedicated yesterday
morning by Bishop O. ID. Fos7 Of Ph,il.
delphia, who presohed vory able ser.
mon. the church cost e. 900, aud CT
this amount Sc, 600 had bosn paid before
Sunday. Yesterday morning 81 500 Of
the remaining debt Of S. ,OO1 was raised
and it WAS expected that most OF the re-
nsining would be raised during the day.
The Rev. Jonathan \. Willis preached in
the afternoon ut 3 so o'clock and tie
Rev. j. o. Peck, ID. D., at night.
Ceoilton, in the First district of Cecil
county, has sensation. John Black,
who was recently appointed postmaster
Of ths town, on Saturday night fired
twice with revolver at John Price, q
young farmer of theighborhood. Prizes
was standing on the sidewalk at the time
the first shot was fred with his back
turned to Postmaster Black. Neither shot
took effect and Price reiterated to store.
He came to Elxton yesterday aud after
consulting the states attorney had war
rant issued for tue arrest Of Black on
charge of assault with intent to kill. Il is
said that Black alleges that Price, who is
90 years old was unduly intimate with
Blacks Is. years oil daughter, WHOM he
formerly paid his alterations.
Constable John a. Richie OF the Eighth
district brought to EIhton jail yesterday
morning John Fisher, who he had ar
rested the previous day at Conowingo.
| Fisher was committed by Justice j.
Frank Cummings on the charge of lar
ceny of two horses, buggy and two sets
of harness, the property of A. & j.
Slayer Of York county, Pa. The owner
OF part OF the property, who vas in pur-
sTit, reached OonowinRo soon after the
arrest. Residents of ConowiDgo say
that Fisher went through there with q
horse about two weeks AGO.
Carrie o., the 5.years-5ld daughter OF
tho Rev. Charles A. Hill of Centteville,
Nd, died at the home Of hey grandfather,
the Rev. CHARLES Hill OF Elhton, yester-
day morning, from tuberoulsr meningitis
superinduced by 10 grippe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
Yak mas A v6LK-OVHR.
The Democrats Give Him n Vote
Surprisingly Large Tor n Light



The Democrats Give Him n Vote
Surprisingly Large for n Light
contest.
In the election In the Third district Of
Philadelphia. Tudsdny, fer repte,cntattye
In Congress to succeed Samuel j. Randall,
Richard Ynux received 8,00l votes out OF a
total OF 8.6l8 The other votes were divided
between Al different persons.
TIE larre vote received by Mr.. Vaux was
n surprise to tho phrty leaders OF his politi-
cal faith, In view OF there being no Repub'
lican candidate in opposition against him,
but 1t iB attributable to the fact that some
OF the Democratic lea Gers were afraid that
at the last hour the Republicans might
agree upon some candidate whom they
would support with their united party vote
at the polls.
To guard against any surprise of that
character the Democratic city committee
appropriated IS for each Of the divisions
OF the wards In the district for the purpose
of having the Democratic voters broughtto
the polls. In addition, a large wagon with
n baud OF music aboard was driven through
the wards OF the district, the wagon being
covered on the sides With Il large muslin
sign TeHdinr,"V0te for Vaux for Congress-.
The Prohibitionist candidate received
only AZ votes la tho entire district.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

This Delaware College baseball team
feels very sore over tho treatment 1t rs.
ceivei in Elkton on Saturday. It was com
PEELED to walt several hours before the
home club could get field to clay upon.
The students were compelled to come home
on the 6,9S y. M, train and notwithstand-
Ing ths fact that tile college team was
ahead Elkton wss awarded the victory by
the umpire. This afternoon, They are billed
to play at Mtddietown aud on Friday after.
noon they play the New castle club here.
SO far this season the college tenn remains
uDeonquered In any fair contest.
personal: DR.. II. @. M. Kolloch has bean
appointed the resident physician OF the B.
& o, railroad-Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ. Curtis OF
Wilmington are visiting relatives here
General whitley Of Baltimore has re-.
turned from few days visit here with
rslatives-Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges Of Nav
York has been visiting Mrs.. l.. X. Hammill
james Maxwell has returned from the far
west,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

ELKroa, May 2l.-The mortgaged real es.
Rate OF John Wilkinson was sold at public
sale yesterday by William J. Jones. attorney
for tho mortgagee, The storehouse and
dwelling on Main street was purchased by
Herman Bail for "a, 100 The double dwell
lug on North street was purchased by L..
Marshall Ha!nea, q for 81, 100.
John Beck, pot n,Asier OF Oecllton. who
Aired two shotd last Saturday night at 10 N
Price VINO, he charge, with the betrayal OF
MA l7.yenrs.old daughter, was taken before
Justice Raddiug yesterday and waived a
hearing on the charge Of assault with intent
TO kill. He gave $500 Dail for his appear
anca Mt the SEPTEMBER term Of court.
Samuel TholuR hps been held for court
by justice H.J Scott on tiva charges OF petty
larceny OF goods belonging TO Joseph and
Edward Kitchens, the former Of whom was
bis employer. He Is under $3.50 bail In
ehch case,