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, 1890-12-24
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Gorornor Of the DrisR Vest India Islands
Colonel,
Entnh Oorannn3er OF Dnnnblnu NH DnnnabLnnamnnd
Colonel.
Goreraor Of the pa4ish West India Islands,

BIP AXES KNOWN On the most submissive repre-
AGA 8entation Of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the
Kins was most grqciolsly pleased by Resolution Of 7th ai1.
mo to sanction the following Ordinance concerning 9 subsidy
from tie Colonial Treasury of$t. CrnX TO "tho West India
and Pan ma Telegraph Company Limited" for a period of5
wears, to commence on and from the LIST january 1890, pass
ed at Bird disc. sion in the Colonial Council for 81. CroiX on
the 18Th August last.
The yearly lsidy from the Colonial Treasury Of 81. Groin to "ho West
India and Pan III Telegraph Company Limired,' say $1,000 pa for u pcro5
Of years, COZ neacng on and from the LIST January 1881, as a8cured by
Ordinance z T., te md November l'85, IS hereby secured to the SAD
Cnnnaw lr motut~r period Of years, taoommenee on and from the LIST
.Jaar4lr 1890 on she t. ms set forth in the above mentioned Ordinance.
, 1890-12-24
ANORDN1NG

ANORDN1NG
ON Tilskud fra St. Croix Colonial,
kasse til the West India and
Panama Telegraph Company
Limited" for ct Tidsrum af 5
Aar fra lste Januar 1890 at
regne.
d. den 7do November 1890,
Evening journal., 1890-07-26

The City Hall clock stopped at $50
this morning.
The Institute Library will be closed on
Monday and Tuesday, July sS and 20, for
general cleaning.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold field sports
on every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day during August
Two young men returning from work
engaged in q row last evening at Third
and West streets. After pummelling
each other for while they grew tired
and quit
A freight train of forty cars became
stalled at West and Water streets last
evening about 10 o'clock. The engine
was unable to move the train until
another engine came to Ats assistance.
Typhoid fever, which has been pre-
valent at Walkers Banks, on the
| Brandywine, is now decreasing. No new
cases are reported, although few dan
gerous cases yet exist.
st. Andrews Church, Eighth and
Shipley streets is about to be repaired This
pipe organ is being removed by John
Brown who will place IL in position as
soon as the repairs are completed.
John Davis was charged, before Magis
trate Smith this morning, with disor.
derly conduct The charge was pre-
fsrred by James DOMAIN. A fine OF Sc
and COSTS was imposed
small boy, whose name is known tC
the superintendent stole fourteen pairs
OF tights from the Raymond bath hous,
yesterday. His parents were seen by
superintendent Jackson, and they viii
make restitution.
A small boy while attempting to jumJ
a passenger car on the B. 8 0 railroad
which was chartered to carry the militii
to Brandy wine Springs, missed his foot
ing, fell to the ground, and had narrow
escape from being run over.
A large morocco factory will shortly b.
erected at Pennsylvania avenue enC
Union street, by company, in which
, Charles Mullin will be interested. Mr.
Mullin was formerly In the morocc
business at Front and Monroe streets
The new factory will be 90x2O9 feet
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
AnnrArn naiNv nAv.
over an Inoh Of lsaio FNils-pad Day In
the Markets.

the Markets.
The rain which has continued 10 fall
during the day has done vast amount
of good In this vicinity. II has laid the
dust in the streets, aud in the rural dis
tricts 1t has greatly benefited the crops
and dusty roads Unlike the most OF the
SIMMER reins 1t did not come down In
torrents washing up vegetables and
plants, but 1t came In a regular steady
pour fhe storm was accompanied by
very little thunder and lightning.
At o'clock this morning q gust Of
wind accompanied the rain and cyclone
was generally expected. The Surveying
Department reported on inches Of rain
for twentg-fsur heurs, ending at
o'clock this morning.
In the King street market this morn
Ing II was amusing 20 note the struggles
OF the wsmen 30 push their way through
the crowd. Many Of them In addition to
having a large basket heavily loaded
with vegetables would have good sized,
up-lifted umbrella. The dry goods mer
chants on Market street being abreast
of the times, did not exhibit their
calicoes and muslins, but In thsir place
would show their umbrellas, gessamer'
and gum coats.
! In the latter part sf the morning Il
cleared up considerably, and In the early
part of the afternoon the sun shon'
brightly.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Another ar. o. @. Case.

Mrs Annie Mcdonald, who resides at
No 1s South Harrison street, appeared
before Justice Of the Peace Monaghan
Yesterday Afternoon. on the charge OF
cruelty to her 10 year old daughter Rosa.
There were about q dozen witnesses
present, all Of whom testified to the cruel
and unjust treatmsnt toward
her daughter. On the slight.
est provacRtion Mrs. Mcdonald
would beat Rosa shamefully not only
with strap bat with broom sticks, tir
pans and anything near at hand. Ii
addition to this she would lock her In thG
cellar or bedroom for hours at a tims
In giving her testimony the little mis-,
was afraid to develop @uch Of hsr crus
treatment for fear OF further inhu mar
actions Of her parent. Mrs Mcdonald
wasafned a10 and costs.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev NJ. y. Fsllon. Of St Paul's R. @.
Church, this city will hold services In
the almshouse tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. ]. D. C. Hanna Of Asbury and
Rev. G. A. Grise OF Brandywine M e.
Church, will exchange pulpits tomorrow
night.
Cookman M. e. Church, Thirteenth
and Scott streets. Preaching to-mor
row by the pastor, Rev. William L.
White, at 1890 a. m, and 7.45 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth. Preaching at 10. 30
a. m, and 8 p. m, by Rev Henry D.
Lindsay, former pastor Of the church
Christian Church. Fletcher Hal, e04
Market street. Neil Macleod, pastor
Preaching at 1880 a. m Sunday school
at 8 q. m. social meeting at T.45 b. m.
All are invited.
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
Preaching service on Sunday az 1890 a.
m. and 45 D. m. BY the Rev. l. P. Green,
pastor Of the Light Street Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore, Md.
The dedication OF the new quarters Of
ST. Luke's Commandery. X. T.. colored,
will take place to day. The new quar-
ters are at fourth and Shipley streets.
A parade Is TO be held this evening
Reformed Episcopal Church Of the Re
deemer, corner Of Eighth and Monroe
streets, Rev J. Simpson Trotter, rector.
Morning service at 10 80, subject ''Ths
Family Comforter. Ne evening service
First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh Street near Walnut, Rev. Y. T.
Benson, pastor. Services tomorrow
preaching 1t 1880 a M. and 4 As D. m
Evening theme; THE Still, Small
Voice.
A midsummer nesting of the Chris
tlan Rndeavor societies win be held II
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to
morrow evening at o'clock Addresses
will be made by the Rev. w. I. Balm
bridge d. D., and others.
Gilbert Presbyterian Church, cbrns
Thirteenth and French streets; Rev
William E (. Carr. pastor Preaching a
103 30 a. m. and p. m Sunday school a
2. 80 p. m; prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at s p. M.
! Church OF the First Born, Davidson
: Building, esrner of Ninth and Kin
! streets. Services at 10 30 a. va. and z. A
/, p. IN. Evening subject: Except ye ea
} tha flesh and driak the blood Of the So
Of Nan, ys havs 10 life in you
Grace Baptist Church, King street
opposite Court Houss Presenting morn
! ing and evening BY acting .pastol
: Msurice Perfeld Fixes, morning theme
t Words OF Cheer, evening subject
"womsn's Sphere" Services begl
promptly at 10 45 aud As respectively
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
sale II unolaInsa Packages.

A big crowd attended the Adams Ex-
press Company sale Of unclaimed peck
ages at L. w Stidham s. Sons auction
room, No. Ill East Fourth street last
night Valuable looking packages
brought good prices and contained value
less articles, while common packages sold
low and contained value more than the
prices A psstebosrd box sold for g. 90
and about twenty cents worth Of leather
was found inside. 1t was good rule
when the clerks bid ON articles for out
siders to buy them. A suit Of clothes was
bought for 81 10 by ruddy checked maA
and departed delighted with his treasure.
One bidder had the habit of bidding on
his own price, to the crowds amusement
Very few packages were worth the priot
Maid
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
wlLL rsERr eEA a pspucTloNq
Rumors Of impending Trouble at Pestle's
Morocco Factory.


Rumors have broken out amorg the
morocco workers in the employment OF
J. Parke Postles & Co., OF IN intention
on the part of the manufacturers TO re-
duce the wages of their employees. The
rumor hss created great deal Of alarm
and much speculation IS to ths Issue.
Mr.. Postles is spending ais vacation at
Long Branch and the other persons con
nested with the establishment will say
nothing on the subject.
The employees are therefore In state
Of complete Ignorance as to the amount
of the reduction, or when IL Is to take
plsce. There Is no organization among
the men, wkile the manufacturers are
well organized, and are therofore In
position to dictate their own terms. One
of the employees was seen by an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter last night. he
said 'Of course we will protest, but the
want OF organization leaves as aoso
lutely helpless. We intend TO prepare
q table for publication showing the
amount OF expenses involved In the man
ufacturies, the amount of wages paid to
each class Of workmsn, and the gain
which the owners derive. We believe
II would have the effect Of deterring them
from making any sweeping changes, viii e
we believe farther. 1t would show to the
public the eternal conflict which exists
between capital and labor.
MY employer has invested large
amounts Of money In houses and land.
and now can afford to spend the summer
with his family at Long Branch. while
We who cannot afford to take day 9
vacation. must submit to reduction Of
wages There Is no doubt, owing to the
thorough organization among the manu-
facturers, that they are In position TO
do as they will and snap their tigers at
any attempt to oppose thsm. Ne strike |
believe viii take place, but we viii do
all in our power to bring down on them
the stigma Of public opinion should they
attempt the reduction Of wages now
rumored."
Ordinary laborers are paid 81 week
In morocco factories Those learning q
trade receive "a weekly for four years
after which they receive 90 to 212 q
week A reduction would deprive
laborers of the means Of living and give
mechanics merely the bare necessaries Of
| life.
Inquiries we're made at the Office OF
Parke Postles s Co., to-day, but no In
formation could be obtained.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
aeorra ). rinol.,n nnans.n

should the number s1, s6S prove TO be
the official figures OF the population Of
this city, the s25 In gold offered by the
Morning News will be won by George J
Finck, a clerk In the employ of John T.
Dicksy. Mr.. Flnck took only few
chances on the guessing composition and
is surprised at having come so clsse. II
hs has not actually hit the correct anna
Der. Mr.. tFlnck leaves this oity mex,
month, (which be will spend visiting
friends In Pennsylvania and will pro-
badly visit Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
VIZ WIN ANOTHER.
Eleven InninR Game ~ Harrisburg woI
by Wilmington.

By Wilmington.
Wilmington met Harrisburg for the
first time yesterday aud defeated that
club for tho first time in its Atlantic
Association experience. II was a red-hot
game that WAS full Of ginger from START
70 fniHh.
II was RuYbedy's game until the win
ming run was scored Wilmington put
up the best fielding game, the only error
being q muffed fly ball by Galligan, The
score was Z to in favor OF Wilmington
for seven innings.
In the eighth Harrisburg made two
earned runs and tied the score. The
ninth and tenth were carefully played
and no runs made. Harrisburg drew q
blank In the eleventh, aud Wilmington
made the winning run, with two men
out.
Sullivan made two hits and two runs
Newell played second base and accepted
six chances. One of these was a circus
cAtok of Grants bat that he hardly
knew he had GittinEer and Eagsn diC
greal work for Harrisburg The at
tendapce was TOO The score:
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
PEHsoNAL pARAeRAPns
pr. 5. B. arImghaw Is y cape May

DR.. s. q. Grimshaw is at Cape May.
Mrs. w. J. Williams Of Middletown, is
at the Normandie, Atlantic City.
Miss Birdie Wilson Of Georgetown is
the guest Of Hiss Butler Of No 701
West Tenth street.
Miss Kate Cain, who has been visiting
her brother, Matthew s Cain Of this
city, has returned to her home Ia Coates.
villo, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson, Of Al
toona, Pa, are the guests Of Mrs. Q. H.
Cantweu Of this city. They spent TO.
day in Washington.
Archie Taylor, OF the pusey and Zones
Company, has returned home from Port.
of.Spain, Trinidsd, where he has been
supsrintsnding the work of rebuilding
two knock down steamers which were
sent there.
Miss Ida NJ Davis Of the public schools
of Georgetown called at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office this morning and left :
large pile Of ballots for the most popular
lady teacher in Delaware. Miss Davis lsfi
for Saratoga later in the day for an ez
tended vacation.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
THg SATURN LAUNCHED.

a Collier Christened at the Harlan 8 Hok
nnRsworth Sompany'a Yards.
The large iron collier building at the
Harlan & Hollingsworth was launched
this morning at o'clock
The collier Is being built for the Bos
ton Towboat Company Of Boston, Mass.
Although it was very wet, large num-
Der Of people had assembled to witness
It. AT 6 80 o'clock the work Of remov
ing the props began and at As O'Clock
they had been entirely removed
Shortly after z o'clock the vessel slid
gracefully down the ways aad as her
prov sank into the water Of the Chris
tiana Captain n Z. Benson with the usual
formula, chrlstened her the Saturn.
Ths vessel went nearly Across the creek.
grounding In the mud on the other
shore. She was towed to the wharf by
the tug Taurus
The Saturn is one Of the largest YES
sells ever built at this shipyard, and is
the largest collier which the company
has built for some years.
b hsr dimensions are as follows: Length
between psrpendiculars. 276 feet; bsam.
40 feet depth of hold 20 feet She will
be driven By one triple expansion engin'
having cylinders of "a &c. and 90 inches
diamster and As inches stroke sh'
will have four boilers capabl
of working pressure o
100 pounds to the square inch Her Goa
bun xers will contain 5000 tons She viii
displace 5000 tons and will be used 8
her name indicates In the cos
carrying trade bstween Philadelphi
and Boston and other ports Sha vii
have a speed Of about sixteen knots pc
hour She will not be finished for q lonl
time yet, but workmen will be kept o
her TO finish her as soon as possible.
While the company wss building he
she was so heavy that when each plat
was placed on, the stocks sank per
ceptibly.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
nrcnraInrs !. nnltlnore.

The B o. r. r Co. will sell cheap ex-
oursien iick cts 10 Baltimore frsm All stations
on ita lines between Wilmiagton, Del, Stan
ton, Va, and Oaklasd, Nd. inclusive, on
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week until
August IL. disseminating the sale OF tickets
cts will be valid going on All trains on day OF
sale and valid returning on all trains until
following day. inclusive, and from stations
South and West OF Harper's Ferry, they will
be valid returning far three days, including
day OF sale.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26

srsemember, that, the payment Of Prizes Is
GuarAnted By Four National Banks Of New
Orleans and the Tickets are signed by the
President OF an Institution. whose chartered
rights ARE recognized In .the highest Courtss
thsrefore beware Of all limitations or anony-
NOUS schemes
RnMMMBvR o. at Nse present charter Of the
Louiniaua state Lottery Company. which the
SuPRH4A Cnugr or THB UNITED rsTEs has
decided 10 be u COArRAcT wi h the > ate of
Louisiana and part Of the Constitution OF this
state, DOES Eor expire UNTIL THE FIRST oK
JANUARY, 1895
The LEGISLATURE Of Louisiana. which ad-
journed.on the 10th Of duly OF this year hos
ordered an AMENDMENT to the Constitution OF
state to be submitted TO the people At an elt O.
ton Ia 1872 which will carry the ch rter Of
TpE LOtl4-f A4tA -eis ArE t., TTERy COMPANY uB
20 the year .NINEIEEH HuNDRED AND NINE
TEEN.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Haraonstla rIaetad

Edwin j. r Fardcastle, son ofGeorgs Hard
castle, Of this city. and president OF the
Diamond State Amateur Press Associs-
ti,p, also editor Of the Mission Courier
and ''Delawareau, was elected treasurer
and corresponding secretary OF the
National Am&tear Press Association
wnich met at indianapolis, Ind, yester-
day. The next annual meeting will be
held in Boston. Mass.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26

A number Of men were sitting together
In watch box this morning, talking
and smoking together and the conve rsA-
tion drifted to the subject OF smoking.
One man, who says he has been smok ing
for thirty years, gave as his opinion The
folowinK III man really wants to
enjey a smoke, let him buy new clay
pipe, get some good soft tobScco, and he
has the requisites" After he has
smoked 1t four or five times 10 is Thea to
be thrown away and new enc bought.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Lots

IN the Lombardy Cemetery are being sold
every day. Those Wishing to purchase at
present prices should do 40 at once. A free
conveyance viii leave the Once o. the COM
pany, No. 6i4 Market stroeton Saturday after
noon next at p. IN. for those wishing TO see
the cemetery with a view 70 purchasing lots,
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Hours 70 she ssashore for s1.5O.

Don't Forget. Take steamer Christina from
foot OF King street at7.30 sunday m. for
Atlantic City; returning, train leaves Atlantic
City at D. m . or take 4.21 -. u. boat on
Saturday. returning BY 122 a. m. train on
Mnnday. fare $3.50.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
ChampIonahip Record.
Base BAH Notes.

Games to-day: New Haven at New
ark, Wilmington at Harrisburg, Wash
ington at Baltimore, Hartford at Wor-
cester.
The Wilmington Club is playing a
hard game to beat and ought to win
again to day.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26

The clock at the p, w. &B. station
Is being repaired and the hands were
taken off this morning, leaving nothing
but the bare face The men who went
In to ascertain the correct time, were
almost as badly puzzled as a fellow from
the country who set his watch by one OF
the two indicators which show she time
for departure of the next train.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Charter for the Free Ba,hs Association

An application was made to-day In the
Orhpans' Court, before hon. IgnAtius T.
Grubb, associate Judge of the state OF
Delaware, by William S. Hilles, Esq, to
grant charter for the Incorporation OF
body to be called the Wilmington Free
Baths Association. The object of this
Association is to provide and maintain
free baths in or around the city of Will
mingtOn. The application is under con-
sidarafion
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Grand Exour..on

The Snnual excursion Of Dupont Port, No
". & b depot at 8 An q. m. stopping at Edge
Moor and Claymont. VIII be one Of the most
agreeable of the season. Adult tickets, Sl.2-,
children 65c
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Special Timetable to Brandywins
Springs.

Duringt the military encampment at Bran
dyNine springs from July Scth to August I'd,
operation on the & o. r. r Leave Market
street, week days "a, 10 IS q. u, 2 As, 90, 30,
300 D. R Sunday, 8 As, Q25 q m, 90, 2 As.
5 90. 30, 600 D. m. Leave Brandywine
Springs for Market street: week days, %
II p a. m. 2 80, 6 IS, 500, 10 SOP. m. Sunday,
%, a. m. 13 81, IS , IS, 6 Is, s 90 10 30 D. m
There will be no special service from Della
" re avenue station. See time-tabls In this
paper Tor trains.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Now Var nnRant P.at.

If You want real daY Of good enjoyment.
60 with DUPONT Post. e. A. r., 10 Atlantic
City next Thursday, July 81. The trhin will
leave p, W. a. b depot Al 9 30 a. N. and ssop
st Edge Moor and Claymont. then by Phila-
delphla and no delays. Tickets Sl,2b. Chill
dren as cAnta
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
WILMINGToN
ATwo men out when winning run made
INNIEaA

Harrisburg 30 o Q o 90 20 2 Q 0 O-2
Wilmington, i 0 o o OIL Oe0 / -5
Earned Harrisburg. q Wilmington -
Coz, Carl Bases stolen ERgan. Lynch. Bases
ON bnils-Jones. Sommers. Keay. Galligan,
Carl Struck out-Gittinger. 2; Jones, kOons,
Sonmers. Cerman. Nicholas. Wehrle. Suli-
van Left on bases Harrisburg, Z; Whining
ton, II Double playe-ERgan, Carman: Carl,
Sullivan, Lynch. Passed balls--Nicholas,
Rooms. Wild pitches-Cox, = Umpire
Eal1pw
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
ntnries aftna Day.

The West Side Fishing Club went on
fshiHg excursion yesterday, and nueh
to the surprise Of the members friends,
brought homo a large number OF crabs
ana other fish. The captain Of the club
reports an enjoyable time and no 40
cidents except the loss Of the chief cook 3
hat
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
8 Hours at ssash ore for 81 so

Don't Forget: Take steamer Christina from
for Atlantic City; reiuInii &. tram leaves
Atlantic City at 9 p. m, OF take 40 p. m.
= oat on Saturday. returning bT - a. n.
lrain on Monday; fare. 3 ~.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Eirat 0rnnA nntinn

Of the Ozone Club on the elegant steamer
Nor wood down the Bay. Sunday, July q,
1880. Professor Albert's orchestra In attend
aRce. Boat leaves King street wharf at B. 30
sharp. Tickets, SOC G. II RUTH,
pKaafdamA
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
Flrst GranaOutinm

OF the Ozone Club on the elegant steamer
Norwood down the Bay, Sunday. July "a
1890. Professor. Albert's orchestra In attend.
anse Boat leaves King street wharf at So
sharp. Tickets, 900. @. II. RUTH,
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
CAPITAL pAIzE. $500, 600.
AaEN IS wANrEp.

sW-FoH CtuB RATES, or any further in~
formation desired. write leAibly to the UNDER
signed. cleagly stating your residence, with
state, County, street and Number. More
rapid return mall delivery will be assured by
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
ImPoRTArT.

Address NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHfN.
Washington. ID. q.
Byordlnary letter, containing MONEY ORDE9
Issued by all Express Companies, New AorK
Exchange. Draft or Postal Note.
Evening journal., 1890-07-26

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers wiz
pay all Prizes drawn 10 the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at Qua
counters.
II. NJ. WALMsIRY. Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bk.
PIERRE LANAux, Pres. state National Bk.
A. BALDWIN, Tres. New Orleans Natl Hk
CARL KoHN. Pres. Union National Bank
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the Academy OF Music, New Orleans.
Tuesday, August IL, 1890,
Evening journal., 1890-07-26
MsonlIuha Exsursisn ressponed.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hyatt's Military Band have postponed their