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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06

Mrs. N. A. COLLINS WILL COMMENCE DRESS
N1 Mskin again September I5 At 2920 N st.. West
Washington. aud will be pleased her customer
Work sent for Ind delivered all II the city
nNACcoUNT OF REMOVAL VIZ ARE SELLING
~ Fine Pat Leather 81 Shoe for g. made 80 order,
suitable for fine trade Al "a Fine Calf reduced TO
-: The eS Mems and Boys suits, 81. suits were
The whole stock At reduced rates Vt 1914 apd 1915
Pa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-06
MoRr SOC. Dnrss Goops.

CONTINUED belowJ
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Hawkins's Real Estate sale.

Hawkins & Co. sold number OF proper
ties at the Builders's Exchange Saturday
afternoon. The sale resulted as follows
No 1908 jefferson street. to William
Y. Swlggett. for So, 400. No. 206 Button
wood street, TO Edward Walden, for $3.50
No. 007 Adams street, to Abraham East
wood, for e3,75e; No. 1921 Kirkwood
street, TO Joseph Davidson, for 81, $50;
No. 1923 Kirkwood street, to
Philip Mcdonnell, for $3.50 No.
401 East Eleventh street, to j. Jackson
Pierce, for $1,l10 The southeast corner
of Twelfth and TAtnall streets, TO Minnie
Hamilton, for $S, 925 Los 20xSO feet,
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
Brown street, to William Greenwell, al
IS per foot, $l00 Lot 20xS0 feet, ad-
joining above lot. TO William Greenwell
at IS per foot. $3.50 Lot 4l.4xS feet, Of
the west side Of Guyer avenue, to Dr.
j. II. Morgan, at $S per foot, $3.50 SO.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
mARRInD.

CIEAvER--BERG I'm this city on the 28th
instant at the residence OF Mr.. Berg, No 81
North jackson street, by the Rev r. B. Cook
ID. ID Amos B. Clsaver and Annie l.. Berg
JESTER MI NNER R.--Oetoher %. 1850, al
parsonage Of the Kaghn Avenue M. n
Church, 1879 South Third street. Camden, n
J. BY the Rev. II. l.. Allen, Joseph w. Jester
OF Rising sun, Del, and Miss Hannah j.
Mlnnee OF Magnolia. Del.
JESTER-MINNER.--A Camden, N. j., or
October 20. by Kew. +. l.. Allen, Joseph w
Jes ter of Rising Sun, Del, and Hannah j.
Minner OF Magnolia. Del
JOHNSON -SChWEND DEdANN.- October
90, at the Highlands, Del by Rev w. n
Avery, Milton johnson and Sallie S. Schwen.
demann, both Of New Castle county,
MORTON -BARTO Wat Camden. n j..
on October "6, by Rev. j. + Morrell, Frank
Il. Morton and Lille NJ. Bartcw, both OK Lin
wood. Pa.
ROBINSON BROWN = At their futur'
residence. No. COZ West Eighth street: OF
Thursday evening, October Both, by Rev
Adam Stengle, James X. Robins IN and Mis-
Emma l.. Brown, both Of this city.
TS-WOLLASTON.-I In this city, OF
October 20, 1890, by Rev. K. Is. Cook. y. y,
Solomon II. Staats and Mary ~. Wollaston
both OF this ".
THOMSON-JOHNS0 the restdenc
of the BRIDES father, on October ~, by. Rev
/ George M. Hiekman William Harlal
Thomson and helen Hales, daughter OF Gale
| II. johnson.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Henrr Clar namnornts.

The Democrats Of East Brandywine
hundred held mass meeting Saturday
evening at Henry Clay. The speakers were
Willard salisbury, Jr., Esq George
Gray, ESQ, Henry Q. Turner, Esq
William LOgus, Sr., was made president,
and George Mcintyre first vioe- president.
There were ffty-seven vice presidents.
The speeches were excellent Mr.. Gray
spoke Of the Mckinley bill and Lodge
Force bill. The others spoke on loca
issues. The Victor Dupont Democrati,
Club had charge Of the arrangements 70.
the meeting, and the members set OF
fireworks and red FIRE enough to make
miniature sheol. The visitors were vel
taken care of and the meeting was tn
NEST successful ever held in that part 0
the county,
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
DIED.

.BICKTA.- In this city on October %, Clara
May, daughter or Joseph and Clara Bickta,
age months.
BOND. On October 81. J. e. Bond. aged
months.
FLAGLOR.-In this city, on October 30,
Mary, widow Of Valentine Flaglor, aged 3
years.
FIOYp.-In this city, on October 2s, Mary
E. Floyd, in the SD year Of her age.
HOLLAND. lin this city, on November 2,
/ Thomas f., Of John and Elizabeth Hol-
| land. in the 10th ear Of his are.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi- tence
| OF his parents. No. SIG Walnut street, on
| Wednesday morning. High mass az st
| Mary's II. G. Church at a.30 o'clock. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
| HAGGERTY.-In this city, on the Isl
instant, James A. Haggarty, aged 20 years.
kYLE.-ln this city, on October %, sarah
wife OF Henry Kyle, aged s. years.
4 MCCULLlN.-In this city. on Novem ber 3
Mary McCnilin, infant daughter OF Joseph +
1 and Margaret J. MeCullin, aged months.
| Relatives and friends are invited to attenl
| the funeral from the residenea OF her parents
| No. 1909 French street, Tuesday afternoon a
2o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Gene
terry.
P0LK.-At Pueblo, Col, on October 22
Cyrus Polk, formerly OF Odessa, Del.
THOMAS. On the sSth instant, Sallie A
Thomas, wife Of CHARLES Thomas. aged 4
years
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
FemnIe Iglble Society

The Wilmington Female Bible Society
celebrated its sixty-ninth anniversary
last evening in West Presbyterian
Church with appropriate exercises. The
following officers were elected to serve
during the ensuing year: President Miss
Anne Semple; vice president, Mrs. Gregg
Chandler treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Dar-
lington recording secretary, Mrs. y =.
Johnson; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
q. ID. Lincoln. Managers-Miss Lydia
CLARK, Miss Maria CRpelle, Mrs Edward
Moore, Mrs. Benjamin Elliott, Mrs James
Morrow, Mrs NJ e Stroud, Mrs. O. w.
Rowland, Miss s. O. Broome, Mrs, Sarah
Bringhurst, Mrs. L. O. Bootes, Mrs, Will
liam Cause, Mrs, Josephine Bissell, Mrs
Philip Qaigley, Mrs. McNamee Mrs.
George 8. Capelle, Mrs. w. O. Spruance,
Mrs. H. f. Pickles, Miss Anna Porter,
AIRS. H. b. Seidel, Mrs. @. E.
Murray, Mrs. G. CronhRm, Miss NJ. &
Hilles, Mrs. s. Sherman, Mrs, Van Kleeck.
Mrs. O. Nj. Curtis Miss s O Bowman, Miss
Josephine Warner, Miss Harriet Hayes,
Mrs. A. E. Perkins, Mrs Joshua Taggart,
Mrs. Gheen, Mrs d. W. Harlan. Miss Mar
garetta Barr, Miss LILLE Taylor, Miss Nc
| Lear f#3
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
a nLnNes IN InE RIYsR.
Thomas Morgan Of New Castle ana hiS
Team Go ovs vsshoard,

whoo,as Morgan az New Castle and His
Team Go ovssboard,
Thomas Morgan Of New Castle took !, 2
bath in the Cnr.stilna about siVe@
last evening He was seen BY some
parties driving horse and wagon aim
iessly along Orange street. and John Per
civai resolved TO watch him. When Nor
gan crossed therAilrosd he disappeared,
and Percival reached the creek just In
time to hear him call Justify for help
Man, horse and carriage had gone over
board.
A cry for help was at once raised anc
John McManus secured q boat and
pushed out to save Morgan, while Viii
| liam Butcher stripped and swan to the
horse which he embarrassed, and then
led him to a shallow portion OF the river
from which he was taken ashore and put
In II. F. Browns livery stables, The
carriage was damaged but it was also
fshed out and taken away. The team
was the property OF Charles Hoffman,
Jefferson House, New Castle. Morgan
had his clothes changed when 1t wa'
found that he was uninjured. The
horse had q congestive cLill, but re
| eovarad
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
AZ Important DeeIsIon

In response to an inquiry by Major w,
Hudson, inspector OF elections Of George.
town hundred, Sussex county, the Super
ior Court Of the State, through Justice
ComegYs and Associate Justices Grubt
and Cullen, Chancellor Salisbury con-
curing, has rendered an i'm portant opin
ion, deciding that any man has the right
TO vote at elections for governor, etc
who has resided in the state one year
next before the election and the last
month thereof In county where he offers
to vote, provided that within two years
next before the election he has paid Q
county tax which was assessed sis
months before that time. This settles !
disputed peint raised by Sussex county
Republicans.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Can q rolitlslaa BE J ohrl.,ianY

In q syndicate article in the Sunday
papers Governor Biggs gives this reply
TO the question: "Can Politician be 5
Christianf" II cannot sse why a politi-
clan should not embrace the Christian
religion. Politics ought always to be a
matter OF e0nseience. True, a politician
hes much to contend with, but with .
firm adherance to his religious principles
be will triumph over every obstacle ane
his activity in politics viii serve to show
TO the world by consistent course thai
the most Eealous politician can be Twins
representation of Christian gentleman.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
A Horrible murder at Altoona.

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. 8-Early Sunday
aacrning an engineer, when passing Union
furnace, short distance west Of this city,
looked out OF his engine and saw the body
OF a man lying alongside OF the tracks. lie
stopped and picked him up, but the man
died in few minutes. His head was split
@%eu aud his throat cut from ear to ear. A
bloody razor was found near His clothes
peFe wet, as though he had been ia the
rS~er near by. The authorities think he
was murdered and the body laid on the
track to avert suspicion. They are now
searching for clews. The man is appar pntly
an Italian. His name is unknown.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
The polIcemen Ran AWAY.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 3.--Frank Knotts
went to Long Bridge, over the White river,
last night and waited for Charles Young,
. farmer whom he knew had considerable
money. When Young approached the
bridge Knots pointed revolver at him
and secured Sl2l and fed Young at once
notified the police, who started in pursuit,
coming up with Knots some distance from
the city. He at once opened ire on them
and they ran away. Knots fed into the
woods and escaped
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
DARING BURGLARS Az MgADWLLE.

yveils-Fargo's Agent bound, Gagged aud
Robbed Of Large Amount.
MEADvrLLE, Pa, Nov. Sat a late hour
Saturday night two men knocked at the
door Of the Wells-Fargo express Office while
sac agent was counting his money aud
making his report. He admitted them and
was at once seized, bound aud gagged, and
the 1nen-secured from the open safe money
to the amount Of from 5000 TO $4,000.
They left him bound on the Office floor
hmt after time be succeeded in getting
loose and giving the alarm, by which tim'
Ae became SO nervous that he could Civ
M4tle idea Of the amount taken.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
The Grand Jnry system nenouneod.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov 3.-'rhe state grand jury
have handed in sweeping denunciation
of the whole gFand jury system and called
foF its abolition The report declared the
grand jury a superauous adjunct to Grim
1nal jurisprudence, and asserted that in
most cases it hinders and delays the ad.
ministration of justice, while it affords
tbs members when SO inclined the oppor.
tunity to gratify malice or to blacken the
reputation OF reputable men.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
ossap Lands and Homes

e. Kentucky Tennssse, Alabama. Missis
sappA and Louisiana, 10 the title Of |
saasnphiet Issued by d. g. Edwards, gen
@#al passenger and ticket agent Queer
snd Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o., con
faxnAng 9 correct county map and de
ssxiptsoH Of Lands along the line. Thi
pamphlet mailed to any address FREE ol
mapAIemtaon.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous mem
hrane the remedy used must be non. irritating.
The medical profession has been SLOW to learn
thia Noihing satisfactory can be accom-
plished with douches snufis powders OF syr-
inges, because they are all II Irritating. do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces end
sh uld be abandoned as worse than failures.
A multitude Of persons who had for years
borne all the worry and pain tina eatarrh car
innict testify to radical cures wrought by
Ely's Cream Balm.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
sLAlN WITH A SHOT GUN.
Farmer Robordge Brought the
Rogers Brothers Down.
ANp TnEN BLEW ELS nan oTF.

A Sensational Murder and Suicide az
Columbus. o.--Tnnis Amack Kilis Mrs.
Anderson and Then shoots fIimself--lse-
volver and TIatchot Did the Awful work.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov "A
bloody tragedy occurred here last evening,
including a double murder followed By the
suscsde CT the murderer. Benjamin. +.
Rogers and William E. Rogers, Jr., are
breshers engaged in the commission bnsi-
nees and stock raising. Saturday night
come Of their cattle strayed into adjoining
mea3ows belonging to farmer named
George RObordge Last evening the
Rogers brothers went after their cattle,
and a dispute arose between them and
RcNordge over the ownership Of several
amimals.
Deadly Work with shotgun.
Khe quarrel grew warm and Robordge
went TO his home and returned with a
doalae barreled shotgun loaded with
slugs. Before the brothers could retreat
ars4sred at Benjamin, literally blowing oil
his bead. The second barrel was discharg-
ed az William, fatally wounding him in
the neck and breast.
blew the Top OF His Head on
Robordge reloaded the gun and return
ing 70 his barn Invested himself Of coat,
hat and shoes. Placing the muzzle OF the
gun beneath his chin he pulled the trigger
with his toe and blew of the top of his head.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Murder or sulcideq

JOLIET, Ills, Nov. 3--Charles Newman,
q German workingman, was found in his
reom with bullet hole in his breast and a
piece Of bed cord tied about his neck and
fastened to a nail above the door, The
rope was slack aud no weapon was found
An the room. The man lived alone, and II
s supposed had money and was murdered.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
a Reward for noblnson,s Arreet.

BRocKToS, Mass, Nov. 3-The Brock
ton National bank, which holds about
@@.n9o Of G. ". Robinson's paper, among
s@aaleE are several forged notes, has decided
10 offer reward for the srrest Of the Grim
1naI
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Co won-Go Mohawk in the "Indian Mai
Carrier


"The Indian Mail Carrier, a stirring
melodrama, will be presented at the
Academy Of Music for three nights with
Wednesday matinee by Go Won GO
Mohawk with strong company. The
election returns will be read between the
acts to morrow night. The Syracuse
Courier says of the star in this play:
Straight as an arrow, strong as an
Amazon, graceful as q fawn, and withal
beautiful in form and charming in man
ner, 6o-won go Mohawk, who is starring
at the Alhambra Theatre this week as
Wep-ton- o-mah in THE Indian Mail
Carrier, +" enjoys the proud distinction OF
being the only Indian actress on the
stage Magnetic in manner, fertile In
| imagination and quick to give il
expression through the medium of
rich musical voice, the dusky
actress makes positive hit at
every performances. Miss Mohawk Is a
descendant of the Mohawk tribe OF
Indians, which WAS one of the Seven
/ Nations and was born at Gowanda, Hel
father was DR.. Allen Mohawk, who stood
/ sixifeeet three inches in his stocking feet
In his pRlmy days DR., Mohawk frequently
| Travelled through this section Of the coun
try and was well known TO the 0nondagas
Miss Mohawk was educated at the female
seminary at Pinesville, Ohio, and con
verses fiueDtly in pure English.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

Spare our loved onas. Hear the pleading
That goes us from aching hearts.
But grim death, our plea unheeding.
pierces with his fatal dart
Those who with us fsin would tarry,
Those we long so much TO keep.
And ere long their forms we carry
To the grave so dark and deep.
Pleading with death availe hothing. w
must do something TO ward of the dart hi
aims at those we love. We must protect tLen
from him. When the hacking cough, ths
h. ctic flush. or a pain in the side or chesi
gives indication Of u consumptive tendency
art promptiv. Goto your druggist and get q
bottle Of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. This remefy allays the Inflammation
OF the delicate lung tissues. II heals the irri
tated parts. 10 strengthens the blood anf
tones up the debilitated system, and IN thil
way death can be forced To relinquish hii
hold upon our friend. Ii is guaranteed TO cure
II, taken in II ne and given fair trial, 81
money paid for it will be refunded.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

MANY cases OF scrofula and other blood
diseases are hereditary. and diffi ult to cure.
But we wish to state positively that Hood's
sat saparilla does cure scIofula in every form
The most severe c"ses have yielded 10 TINS
medicine when ali others failed
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

SAppy-Aw. Miss Pert, perhaps you think
kindly of me when /, aw, am away Miss
Pert Yes, II you so far enough away.-Ldwell
Citizen.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

FIRST Old Maid (excitedly) y)-"There's a. man
under the bed!n Second Old Maid tca'mIyl
Lock the door."-Epoch
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

DIR. DEHARpr's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only ge uine pennyroyal pills made At
d lagists and by mail, 81. ONCE, 293 y.
9th ST.. phila. Ladies' bswale OF limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
ygflminaron clanrinr Honsl

The exchanges Of the Wilmington Sh SEE
Ut the clearing house to-day were: : asAl
EA4 - asa GFQ
# #@sEl N~4 ~s@s@@&esvi 49, ~sF~s
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

WHEN a man bolts his food be swallows II
When 4 man bolts nomination he bolts 1
bee. use he can't swallow II. Queer.--CaD
God Item.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

Lunch every morning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. Ord. and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

LAST n DID
SATURDAY. you see
umzzsz the peo-
pie trading at Sixth and
Market? We waited on
probably more people than
ever before in one day,
and did our very best to
please everybody. Our
Ten Dollar Overcoats for
Men; our Ten Dollar
Black Cheviot Suits for
Men and Boys; our Suits
for Boys from four years
to fourteen with short
Pants, and the new Over
coats, same sizes, cut extra
long with extra long capes
were the leaders, the stock
Of them is still full, and
we merely call your atten-
ton to these as Leaders.
Some new Nobby Over
coats. Light Colors and
and made with strap
seams, just in to take the
place of the lots all sold
during the last week.
j. Z. MuIlin u Soa,
Tailors, esh q AMkss.
GlOshisSs, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Iraofa worm Iknowlne.

"AED 90 Shouter has got into the govern
Inent service; what's hrs osition?n "Oht he's
a Republican. Puck.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

AspIRANr-"what must do to sue eed in
litarature?" Greet Writer Make name
for yourself.r Aspirant but how can
make name for myself2n Great Writer
"By succeeding. - Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03

SUNDAY SCHOOL tenchsr NV little girl
what must you DO to be fol given2 l.. q. --Sin
sir.-Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
Amaols.. Double Crime.

Amack's Double Grlrhes
CoLrsfBUs, O., Nov. IA most horrible
murder aud suicide occurred at il3 East
RfcA street at 6:15 a. IN. Sunday. Tunis
Amack, divorced man, shot and Instant
Nv killed Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, wom-
an living apart from her husband. Mrs
Anderson had three children, one
son Of twenty Amack has known Mrs.
Anderson for some time and has been
greatly smitten with her. She signitied
her intention Of going back TO her hus-
band some days ago and Amack threaten
ed to kill her and himself If she did. sun
day morning Mrs Anderson got up to
split some kindling with a hatchet pre-
paratory to cooking breakfast
The Shot Rang out.
Amack came to the rear door Of the
house and Immediately the neighbors saw
the two scnfiling, and then both disap-
peared into the house. The landlord went
20 separate the combatants, but before he
could reach the house three shots rang ont
and Amack darted out of the yard. He
was asked what was the matter and he re-
piled, Nothing in particular
The Murderer's Suicide.
The landlord then entered the house and
found the body of the woman lying welter-
ing in her blood, one shot having passed
clear through her body, near the shoulder
blade Another went through her brain,
while the third went wild. The right side
Of her head was smashed in, probably with
the hatchet. Two policemen pursued the
murderer to his boarding house, but he
was too feet for them, and rushing up
stairs he reused his son, told him what he
had done and ordered him from the room
saying that he was going TO kill himself
soon afterward a shot was heard, and tn,
officers broke In the door and found hin
lying on The bed with bullet hole in hi
right side and a smoking revolver near by
A young man sleeping in the room was no
aw@kened by the shot and knew nothing
o. che affair until the arrival Of the officers
Amacl was employed in an installmen
house, while Mrs. Anderson owns a farm
in the west He was dead when found.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
ITEMa OF INTsREsT

COLONEL BANGs-"Been up in the north
woods for two weeks with a hunting pa rty.
Lots OF 81 ort, tell you" Major Bunes- See
any big gamer" Colonel Bangs (cenfden-
tiallyl-"Ten dollars limit, last saturday. y
Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
INVITATION CONCERT.
TO bs Given To-uigot For the Benfht OF
ct. nsichaars Episcopal Church.

10 hA Given AH~ttENt n VI tAN N@%N'f--r
st. ngichaers Episcopal Church.
An invitation concert will be given
this evening at this home OF Mrs. joseph
Swift. No. l409 Delaware avenue to ala
in swelling the building fund OF ~.
Michaers Episcopal Church as per
manent home for the congregation which
now assemblies in q hall Front and
Madison streets, under the charge OF
Rev. A. / Dupont Coleman.
An excellent musical program consist
inc Of vocal and piano duets and solos has
haer nrenared Mrs. w. f. Smalley, Miss
T,anra H Earle, Leonard e. Auty and the
Misses swift will render selections from
the best composers both In this country
and Europe. Evening dress will be worn.
Refreshments will be eerved at the end
OF the first part The following Is ths
program;
piono duet. "Jubel Ouverturen Won Weber
The Misses Swift.
2. Vocal solo. IAN Old Garden" Hope Temple
Mrs. w. +. Smalley, Jr
g. Piano solo AdRgu m.lto, Allegreuo
moderate. From Sonata In y ePp ePpo,hovsr 9a
Miss Laura II. Earle.
|. Vocal .'It Came with the Merry
May, Love-. .... ..........t,.,s.Iosh
IeonerdsE. Auty. -
| Vioiir splo Ballet Music". $50. Hile
Miss Elsie S. Swift.
PART H.
= hiaiio Schubert-Liszi
b. Aufschwung. Schunann
Miss Laura IL Earle.
/ 2 Vocal solo M "Immor beid r....,.,. Ran
Mrs w +. SINS lley, Jr.
b Vocal solo. a. "By the Fountain. Adams
= 's'''- b. .sYea'' '........ Blumenthal
Leonard r. Auty.
/ 4 Violin solo .. "Mennett" Boccherlnl
Miss Elsie = Swift
| 3. Vocal duo 30 That we Two were -
Maying". .......... ....,......t..-. ..snAtl
Mrs. Smalley and Mr.. Auty.
Evening journal., 1890-11-03
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
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