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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

CUSTER BNTTLE! An fxart Reproduction
OF tuc Eittln Zig Horn Conflict NJ given 1913
uInrI in .Cw York city, under thr manage
mont nf Adam Forepaush. All the original
Features tCtnneil
SlIEGIpAN'S FAMOUS RIDE 4 Thrilling
R"prudnrtion Of lie most inspiring Epsoie of
the War at tlH Rebellion. coal black Ara
blan charger lying ike the wind, ,ioing over
again Shertlnu'a rldN from Winchester.
4-iaws Colossal Triple Circlsi
4-raw'H etutng stage sensations!
i-lHw s tlnriOuH iliupuduomn iaccL
a-raw's Mammoth bonhn McuagCrie!
i-law's Trained Nnmnl4 Exposition!
ADAM EoRtPAtGn, ,IE,. will Introduce for
tho First Time in this CITY his Daring and Tn.
parnllo;cd Act ri Riding and Driving ~ Fiery
llu'ec4 lhrre Times around The Hugo Hippo
Dr. ma 5Eatk Ne WI also nppcar with hts
Wprld-l'SoNnwt Troupe OF Performing la-
uiguts--thr tyIalriilr, Musical Pyramid. aud
Bcyrle-Hi,ns Elephunts; "pirauinuy," tho
Clown l&euhnut; und "IOhn L.. sullivan the
futil,-tiG Hlrphun'.
B',u$plN, tho only Equine Ever Taught 10
Walk Rope; ''dark ana CLOSE, SouurAnult-
'lhwwn; Dogs, a ilorB5 Riding Il ,nr, nud A.
FUl"pnuth, Ir.'g Iates aud Most Sensational
N"yaity -''ECLil'SI.,n tho lrtpehc lipr-c.
- III GRAND and GORaEut's STREET
PARADE ui Tie MlGlIEN IONEIss Is te5
pl e" tt o. u drily, unfolding 20 Iublic
Hnw, TIVE JS air 20 rvriybudI, M Tho ln@lIing,
unique H.'i Ir"rlf', historical ana SIM tu0us
monns-iomd Resources ni the Monster puul
oFs"'""AAnl
Admission, 5lc.: children. under nine, $40.
Cholp round "Trip excursions On al lines Of
travai. see lo."!l apri.ts tor Inrt Ulnrl.
TNo exhibitions dptlg, At u7lnI tut.p, For
the accommodation Of the plhIic wIj would
hNoid The crowds OH tho rtonptls, general adj
mission aud reserved seat trkpts can be re-
cured ~ Il, 4. KphEltS,- MISC SlORE, ITO
| Market street, The dny III exhibition only at
The customary slight al gnuce,
az Most Positively the 4puw-Wild West
Combination Is The only Biz Show Coming
Remember tho day ana date Mt Wilmington.
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SALISBURY, April IA company has been
organized mere, with capital stock OF
100000, for tho manufacture on artificial
Ice The inG0rporatOrs are william II.
Jackson, Judge Charles +. Eollaud, Dr.. l..
Z. Dennis. james L, EllaPood, l. s. AGRms
and Or. L. =. Bell. The other stockholders
are Governor Jackson, william z. jackson,
A. Gotrsehalk OF Baltimore, and MessIs. j..
T. Moore and A. +. NicCcmbs Of Havre de
Grace, Nd. Mr.. j. u Ellesood has been
instructed to prepare charter for the COM
pgny. Directors for the first year were
elected MS folloTs: President, William II.
jackson; Treasurer, william p. Jackson
Secretary, Isaac s. Adams. The others are
Dra. Dennis sni Boil and Mr.. j. t. Moore.
machiae will be used having u capacity
for the manufacture OF I3I tons every "a
hours. Operations will begln june Ist, rn9
company will be iue0 poratsd as the SgilS-
bury Ice Manufacturing Company.
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card from, IN, ,,n,s, ,,.,,..

Editor Gdsttte: desire to soy pub-
licly what | hays in private letter
expressed to George II Bates, ESD. that
am entirely satisfied that in his speeoh
before tho Young Men's Democrats Olub
he had no purpose IN reality Of +, flsctino
upon the judges who held the Febru.
airy term of the superior court. His
private letter to me OF yesterday and
prompt disclaimer in your paper also arc
inclusive OF the absenos Of motive of
unfriendiy or unworthy kind.
Respectfully, j. L. OcMEay,.
Down, April Sd, 1890
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NEDOLnTOIpS.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
&iDDLErowA, april Sat . moeting o!
Good SANITATION Lodge, No. 8, /. O. o.
f.. on Thursday night, the following
ofiic RS wors elected NJ g., William e.
Dickson; V, o., William hoyeless; Il 8,
w II, GoEnellee. Is. =. II. e., w. D.
King; Il. 8. N. e., Garrett Ellis; Warden,
j. q. Joiis; Conductor, Cyrus Tatuan;
II. $. V g., William Brocsson; l.. s. v.
G., William Francis r. y. 81, Frank
Gallagher; l.. 5 ~, Fraus Paddy. Several
OF the officers CT Good Samaritan Lodge
Of st. Georges Taaa present.
Two coiorad women had . lively set-to
near the church 81 Ham,pTn on Thurs
day. The trouble was over . coat which
one had purchased from The other for be
sum of 81. Two baskets OF potatoas were
to 10 tgkeU In past payment ari the bal
anco WAS 10 be cash. Ihs latter was not
forthcoming and the former own r OF tue
coat proceeded TO regain posisssion Ot 1t.
The husband of one OF them inter.eted
aud tho difficulty was settled for the tine
bsin before Squire Wilson on TblreiaY
afternoon. TIE wOm4n wgo committed
tue assault Yns dnsd Blk cents and coats
which amounted il all to 1871. She
seemed perfectly willing TO pay this and
signiGed her intention of trying over
again.
There is some talk OF establishing an
other electric light plant here OH the
Westinghouse system. a osuvGsh has
been made but with what effect is not
known. There seems 10 nc an idea that
tbo chsraes OF the present company arc
EXCESSIVE for the light given and that O
plant With mora light AMI cheaper rates
would provo Euccps9fal. At present tha
plant DoE hers is running e5oGt 800
li2ats. Tho company nov sappiyilg the
town with light has oEa iuos0 yeas uf its
eCltrGG. 10 ill.
Ehe .irlt atsd OF the ssRson sold here
on ThnrsiAv for 80 cents q pieca, but
few were to BE- Lai Ut that price.
jppLETowS, April S.-The contest for tho
D6mnftsS 'Yar nedd VIII tHH, plaGi IN
thu Opera Ho4s, on Iuasla evsainc ueyG
I rlegs are ven cOntesta lia, inclui!u4;
/ thrra gentlemen snd fur Ia Hos.
Ih"e2lo.oi people wnrc hoidiaZ festival
If ilGmtpwu saturday niHGC and wn!Gky
wHs plentiful. "Dict" johnson, noted
| negro ruiy, WIS iu n bnd mood and duriug
the cv 'Hinl' struGk q cn!orei wOmau uHm5d
| Clara Evnuf IN the faGa with his pp5n hand
a cn!0fDi laHu named George Fs'sby re-
| scented Tits ,asult TO tnu Evans woman and
h0 and Johnson hAd come warGs. On sun.
! day morning Johnson met Frishy In front
VI the church and told lin that II he
would wait few minutes be would shoot
him." DO soon apneAred with e shotgun
and m EsisbY stepped in the church shot
~ him, inlie;ipE H sIght wound
| Fr.sby In return, got his gun end shot al
johnson, bnt without GArious III ,Gf. They
were some distance apart ut tie time and
| II this had not haen the case tho affllr
would have possibly resulted fatally. Two
| warrants were sworn out for Johnson't
aTrest last night and placsi IN the hands Of
| Officer Oraidock. One was for assault and
battery and the other for shooting at tbs
| man Fr!sby.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

coon leHve u0r, when she becomes victim
70 my one nt the VARIOUS Disorders ard
peculiar 'Teaknssses' that ere peculiar TO
the iair ez, Tue condition irens ottnou-
sanG3 gi women to-day IS pitiabla In ths ez-
t,J-lg ttfY sre WsEK, bluods8a creatures,
prey 10 r0el al anguish aud bodily pain
IN q word "btOkan-down, from any one OF
numerous caas s, To this unhappy multi
tndt We strongly urge the use Of Dr. Plefce's
Fave rite Prescription, an infal!lule, world
famed remedy, Tor all female" irregularl.
Ties and . Tenknssses," and which restores
the worst sufferer TO vigorous health, aud
retnvests her With sill tho charms OF figure,
fare aud complexion, that receive such will
aug homage from nlan.
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pronpt oolIeelton q. rnrc.,

Gaorge p. Reardor, collector OF county
taSes for NH Creek hen'rod, has settled
IN full for all taxes on his duplicate for
1889. and az Tnesday's session OF the levy
court it was ordytn that satisfaction be
entered on his official bolt for that year.
The comfy taXe4 on mis- dupllcs les
amounted 10 $ll,92505; road taxes TO
81 1901, and school taxes to $4,000, u
total OK S29, 0SO.O6, all Of which he col
leoted. iess errors allowed, and turned over
to the county treasurer. lie ia the first
collector to settle In full for 1859, nnd the
result is creditaola alike to Collactor
Reardon ard the promptpsying taxabies
OF Mill Creek hundred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Mcnday was q great day Tor shad fishing
among the ilshermen OF Port Penn, tho
total eaten being the largest ever known
thsre. The high boat took In S75 hne shad
and others also made large hauls. Nathan
Weighing % pounds, making 1t tho cham
pion shsd for weight ever caught in that
nsighborhoOd. Tho heaviest shad before
this was ono caught three years ago, which
weighed ct pounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

An effort Is being made by persons IN
teresred In tha preservation of the sturgeon
supply IN Deawasn bay TO have law
passed by Congress PROHIBITING the nstch-
ing OF sturgeon after June 10th, and thus
give the fish tino TO spawn and prevent
their complete generalization. The SUR
geon are enld 10 he becoming scarce 10y
reason Of tine indiscFlminRte fishing for
then at all seasons of the year, and the
passage Of such measure is said to 10
necessary for their protection.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

James A. Creswell, a r., W. 4 d. n. r.
freight brakeman living ut Elkton, Md.
had his head Injured at the west ward
on monday AFTERNOON. He was coupling
oohl cars, when his coat sleeve CAUGHT Al !,
bolt and he WAS pulled forward, styikirn
hia head and cutting cash over the riRhi
tSmn!e. Ills wound was dressed Al the
". d B. h r. station by Detective Jones,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

Among the pensions alloWsd by the pom
sion department Tuesday were tha follow
ing: Original-Theodore Houston, MILLS.
boro; William Is. Marshall, Green Spring
restoration and increase John jenkins,
Wilmington.
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70 BooM TH q TOYH.


New Castles Hoard aS FrrHde fDr.
ganIzrs EBr. isiaCK PrcsIdcnt.
Speria! Correspondence tiazette ami journal
Nkw CASTLE. Arm g-poa nrat ON ,iai
meettnp NJ Inc nev R,srd oI T,ada noe
haId Iast evanir. IN tns ir.,,,taa4 80 ~
CInm ms, rharohcr il ia IA aa,,r+ srra..
VII ,,,rn lTsrhnrt nr.-Id.J nnd aII - ~ =.
,nenbCrI with i,ba a-,a,,r,,,, - II i,
Toris WHO wns daTained ~. snsIn,,, =, -, ~
nressnt n anree maxgatIa,at-, Il I,.,'t
nanysrsad with stysrai ,,nn9hnrs x X ~ ~
NawnTk ppb VJtm,t,gto, t,-,rI, ~, NEAT,
NM thew sxrrssa.d yrotJnn.t,,., ,, ~,
Nay tItstl, t,nd tsg.n a. ,;ai,r,,,r - 80
IInt ~ ~, lyti,1I,,t,t,, ! ~ z IL,
,,,asI,tart ~ ~ Nsr.5,. 1872 tT -
p,o1nis'i 70 s,r,rs9s '."' -, 1T. tn
nt,,i,,n,i a ,,,a,i.,,,,as, 'SAS - 'to't "
Tritan Il Jn,,,,I.,r' y,,, no,I ,.-ata.,
No. ,a,a =. 90. ~" SsI,'t w.,
H. hnarl .S,,,rn o,!,' - ~ ~, ~
ssrsnt honrd" -, So tbs5, tamS - ,n
a,,,,,try ,,a II, t' X
nnsg ~ ,y - 49, 80, g. " !,
tha hT.,n,E ~ 800 -, -.
,rot Ir,,,,ns.r og5l.nrs 80 ,lt,,t,, "a '
~ ,httntr,ins. ra,nt,c,t,,,1 XXX, ~,
president: Dr. John j Black &Iltitn tlrr-
bert, AloS D. Cooper, e. nv later Two
| gentlemen Withdrew AKA Or. Back Wa 10
| cllred elaGlsi. ha IL ones took the chair
and thanked the board for the honor cou-
| fecfed upon rim. lie stated that he
| waited and was 81 ways glad to 10 anything
| h. could TO promote the interests OF New
| Castle, nnt while he was president hc
would eAd javor to do all In his power IN
that direction.
For vlce-presidsnt messrs. Toman, Max
| well and Herbert were nominated. Yoman
received V ties, Maxwell and Horbart 0.
| The latter was declared elected. There WAS
tu, one nomination for treasurer, William
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rmplc4 10 scrOfula, when the best physicians
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gSe a. 1ugl meeting of the Stockholders
lss HiintDglq9 lq..ila.s tEkss place
Jas$ :yeL.sa-. rerr-4--A---~.
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would not tempt me to hnsc tAls discnse over
again. Tam II poor ingii, but feel rirh 10 pe
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Can You Write English?

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ING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY offers three
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts. na

u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts.
III g20 Pennsylvania ave NV.
THREE. STORY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE NO
14S SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SIXTH, At
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. will offer tor sale
in front of the premises
PART OF LOT 81.
SQUARE i54,
Improved bya three-story and attic Brick House
containing eight rooms
Terms One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. At per cent per annum, secured by decd Of
trust Oh property Sold all cash option of the
purchaser. deposit of $500 time sale. II
terms of sale not complied with in fifteen days
from day of sale right reserved resell the prop
at the risk and cost of the defsuitng purchaser
after iye days advertisement in newspaper pub
lished IN Washington, DC. All conyeysnclns aud
recording at the cost of the purchaser
RATCIIFEE DARR co.
my30d6ds Auctioneers
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the fancy and gratifes the heart but that with
them 1t 10 merely sordid wealth; that is the sole
consideration by which they are moved.
know that very well; and il is not, therefore,
TO them that look, but it is to you. Senators,
who have charge Of this great city, which be-
longs to the public. over which you have abso-
lutte and exclusive powers OF legislation. It is
for you to say whether the design Of the city
shall be marred in this manner.
RAILROADS SEIZE PARKS NOWHERE BUT IN
WASHINGTON.
90" put it to my travelled friend from
Nevada. What do you think the French people
would say if it were proposed to take the gar
den Of the Tuileries for railroad depot? What
do you suppose they would say we're it pro-
posed to take the Champs Elysees for rail-
road depoR What do you suppose they would
say II 1t were proposed to take the Bots de
Boulogne for a railroad depot? What do you
suppose the people of London would say if it
were proposed to take St. James Park and con-
vert that into o railroad depot? What do you
suppose the people of New York would say if it
were proposed to cut the Central Park in two
to make railroad depots? What would the
people Of Philadelphia say if it were proposed
to take Independence Square or Washington
Park to make depots OF them? What would
the people of Baltimore say if Druid Hill Park
was to be converted into depots for railroads?
My friend will not find in any continental
city in Europe any such Dissertation as that
hoA woulu IL DC tOltEdttu III any OtucE city III
America. 1t is only here in Washington, the
very city which of all others ought not to toler-
ate the idea. that this thing is proposed. Sir,
conceal it as you may, this is a proposition to
give up this whole reservation. which by the
very terms of the grant is to remain the prop
erty Of the United States, devoted to the pur-
poses for which it is dedicated, in violation of
national faith. in violation to the plan of the
city, in violation of the interests Of the city, for
the mere purposes of business and of COM
merce. l want to stand here simply
as a Senator. one Of the guardians of the
public property, as one Of the persons to whom
in part is confided the care of this city OF WASH
lngton, the national capital want to look at
it simply in that light and to ask myself and to
ask you. Senators. whether it is right to give
up and abandon this property and mar the de-
sign of the city by making this place of bust
ness instead of what it was intended to be and
what it ought to be, what the health and plea
sure of the city require it should be, place of
beauty and recreation"
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FUTURE DAYS.

(,HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED LOT IN
~ COUNTY, NEAR JENNINGS.
Under decree Of Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia passed i'll equity cause of Beall Il baker
against Mile Williams ct al, No 927 will sell.
public auction, in front of tine premises, on SAru h
DAY. JUNE SEVENTH. 1890. ut FIVE O'CLOCK
I'm, the premises formerly owned by Squire Will
Jams deceased III the District of Columbia, described
IN the proceedings III said cause AID beginning the
bennings road to Marlboro at u point ON the line
formerly dividing the lands OF John and William
b. Lacy. and running thence westerly along the line
OF said road "a feet thence northery 1876 feet lhence
east e eet. thence southery 2l2 feet place
and being improved by two-story frame dwelling and
store. containing Z rooms.
Terms: Onethird cash and the balance in two equal
instalmens at one and two years. with interest from
day OF sale, payable semi annually ali cash il de-
sired; 500 deposit required, and conveyancing at
cost OF the purchaser. JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
. 500 9TH st. II. W.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
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DON'T FAIL tomorrow, Baum's star sale.
FOUND DEAD IN HER ROOM.
Miss Mary f. McMichael Succumbs to
Heart Disease,

Miss Mary E. McMichael, aged seventy-eight,
sister of tine late Morton McMichael of Phila-
delphia, was found dead yesterday morning in
her room at the Revere House, Atlantic City,
where she has been stopping since Saturday.
Miss McMichael, on retiring Sunday evening,
complained of feeling unwell. She is an early
riser. and. not appearing at the breakfast, Mrs.
Day, the proprietress, went to her room and
found it locked, and looking through the
transom. she discovered her lying upon the
floor dead.
County Physician Reilly pronounced the
cause OF death to be heart trouble. Her REIN
tives were notified of her DEATH and three
nephews, Col. Clayton McMichael and Charles
B. McMichael, sons Of ex-Mayor McMichael
and Alfonso c. Irelan arrived from Phila-
delphia.
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EMBRACING IN PART

EMBRACING IN PART
LADIES' AND GENTS GOLD WATCHES OF THE
FINEST MANUFACTURE, GENTS SILVER
WATCHES, LADIES' AND GENTS GOLD
CHAINS. DIAMOND RINGS, PLAIN GOLD AND
SEAL RINGS. SCARF PINS IN GREAT
VARIETY, SEAL LOCKETS AND CHARMS,
LADIES' BROOCHES AND BONNET PINS
LADIES' AND GENTS SOLID GOLD CUFF
BUTTONS. LADIES' GOLD MOUNTED SHELL
HAIR PINS, EARRINGS IN GREAT VARIETY
FULL LINE OF SILVER NOVELTIES SILVER
MOUNTED TOILET ARTICLES, OPERA
CLASSES OF THE FINEST MANUFACTURE.
FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS. GOLD
AND SILVER-MoUNTED UMBRELLAS AND
CANES, FINE STATIONERY, LEATHER
GOODS, SUPERB SOLID SILVER WARE. EN-
BRACING SPOONS, FORKS BERRY DISHES
ICE CREAM SETS. CHOCOLATE SETS, SALAD
SETS. LADIES. &c. ELEGANT CARVING SETS
AND TABLE CUTLERY tOF THE FINEST
Make. ETCHINGS. ORNAMENTS, &C, &c.
FIXTURES.
HALLS DOUBLE-COMBINATION FIRE-PROOF
SAFE, vER-MOUNTED SHOW CASES.
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, COUNTERS AND
UPRIGHT CASES. &C, &c
On MONDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1890, commencing
at HALF-PAST TEN AN. and THREE PM, and
Pennsy vania avenue shall sell without reserve the
magnificent stock of Jewelry contained therein The
stock Is fresh of the latest style and of the
ufacture Seats will be provided for the comfort of
those attending the sale.
N.B.-The stock will not be repleted or added to in
sold MILLS DEAN
mZ9-0t Assignee.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The EVENING STAR is read every day by
city in which it is printed who are able to read.
Can thus record Be matched by that Of any other
se1rspdPer an The lrOrld,