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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

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BLAKLEY-July g. 1890 james NJ. Blakley, aged 8
months ard 20 days -. ,,. :. .
Funeral services saturday at p m at the residence *
Int rnent e.. su, a,y,, at p M 70 attend
Newburg papers please copy
Ss sDS 's sSs Sara. %f 6.a I
Nf anet s aaT .tsG the he sia
wss SpSe on SATURDAY a, Woodawn Cemetery
GREEE-On THURSDAY July g. OF apopleNy Volrey frcena
Funeral raj SUNDAY O'Clock At the residences
Of ia. Sasy sod! u and menSc, Of tn f. oc
which he was Past Grand Master are invited TO attend
Interment at Barre Mass
MATHER-In Brooklyn. on Thursday morning. July q
MShs b9 G are Sv s%T % h aa the funeral
from his residence No il Strong Place on sstur>
N John r'Pr'i M ESP us ssed 90 years. "
aad or faa. S nca Train by
and y ES cSs oS 'Tfi dsy Sn
VIII se in waas q Se Chambers Street Ferry on tho
PrMPELLY-At by the-Sea. Wednesday morning.
July g. Margaret Lanier Pumpeily; wife Of Josiah c.
'Fss will no. De a VT at Is r.d:Sss as'
at 045 O'Clock SATURDAY morning July s
M nSTSn IHd and Poashkecpss Y papers Ds.ss
REtER-on Thursday, July 8 Joseph J. Roger, In hh
seth . 40, -
residence No. 2l5 East lo5thst
STONFEas Orange July l. 1890 Gladis, infant daughte&
OF Albert +. and Julia VI. stone
IntTment private
TAPPEN-S suddenly Thursday, July 3, Thomas b
raupen in 18th year OF his age
Funeral Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
East llsh.st. saturday the 9th inst, az ociocE
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
THOMPSON-On the Sd inst, James b Thompson, In tho
S5th year OF his age. , -. -,
ver.itv Presbyterian Church. In lOhst, on sum
day, the 9th inst at O'Clock p m
TOMLINsON-susan L. Tomlin.cn. wife Of Sha5le; r.
Tomlinson and daughter OF the late Josiah Heddons
ut Newark, y. J.
Notice Of funenl hereafter
n.,.r,mept NJ STATE Washington d. C.. July Q 1900
nfnrmaon has been received at this Department from
NJ Charles + Johnson Consul n the United States al
Hamburg Germany the deah. 18th Il July, 1889,
all anbur OF Adolf ,iodncr, OF Ncw-Iork CITY Fee
dispatch No. 90, dated June -. 1870
Department Of Washington, d. c. July 2, 1880.
been received AZ THIS Department from
AR Isaac r Der the Consul Of .he United states a.
Florence Italv o the death, the 18th OF June $780,
Al Florence o Major Ernest Lord Kinney, 81 New-fork.
Per dispatch No. 90. dated June II, 1880
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope. Westchcs.er County,
Ncy.York Northern Railway station the 3rounoAy
once. II West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Extract IS unequaled. Buy the genuine.
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DECLARING SUNDAY SHAVING UNLAWFUL

Philadelphia. July 3.--Judge Pepnypacker to-day
rendered an opinion affirming the conviction In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope Westchcs:er County,
and Northern Railway Station the 3rouno.
ONCE. II West 23d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

"I tell voup added the conductor. who dwelt on
the past glory OF knocking down" change with pride
as great as was his present grief the lowness Of his
present position compared TO his once high state,
= the near-sighted man has no chance with - car
conductor when II 10 bad coin, punched quarters
and deceptive fve-cent pieces. People often ask
me why IL is that carconductorS are so much worse
about cheating their employers than other people
u.vhe ttS because they are watched all the time
Nearly everybody in this world Is trusted
less But did you ever sec a careonductor who was
~ the companv was his mortal enemy, and II the
man had 10 get even" The conversation had veercd
bewiIdered The mental leap from pride In wrong
doing 10 is defence Is long one But perhaps there
is a good deal in the argument.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
Rnln WREIlRY.

Wednesday night about 1880 4 he
gro went into the Chinese laundry on
Locust street 0stensibly to get q dollar
changed While he was getting his
change Two more negroes came in at
the rear door Of the laundry, and told
the Chinamen, five in number, if thew
made an alarm that they would Kin
them. The negroes went to the bed
in the room aud got two reYoIYers
from under the pillows, and then pull
ed from under the bed an cid trunk
which contained s515 in cash, besides
q check made out by w. P. MeBath
for $50, aud gold watch. When the
robbers got hold the trunk with the
almon-eyed Celestials atin1 in 1t. they
could not stand idly by without an
effort and see their wealth taken away,
so all five made a rush on the robbers,
and in the melee three of the China
men got badly, though not dangerous
ly wounded. The negroes after get
ting all they went for, left by way of
the back door, pursued by the China
men. The fleeing burglars turned and
fired at their pursLers, which attracted
the attention Of the police, who were
on the ground in few moments, but
owing to the pow-wow among them
selves, could not get an intelligent an
swer, and it was the officers opinion
for long time that they had had a
fight among themselves. They have
had some negro women employed in
their laundry for some time, and the
fact that the burglars went right to
the valuables is pretty strong evidence
that they were well posted.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

LOOK OUT FOR
Cotton Worms.
FIVE TONS
Lon don Pur pie
AND
Paris Gre en-.
FOE SALE BY
Auss. Head 81 Co.
- ~
TANK Tumbled.

Last Wednesday Mr.. r. d. Nesbitt
who has the contract TO build gar
bage dump into the river, went under
the city tank to get out of the hot sun
and to sharpen his saw, and while un-
der it the foundation gave way
and the tank with its contents fell
upon tho unfortunate man. lie was
extricated by some mon in very crit
ical condition. DIR. Pierce attended
him and says that both legs were
broken just below the knee, besides
some minor bruises about the face and
chest. The wounded man is resting
we'll and bids fair to recover. His
little son who had just left him was
caught by the tide of the water and
drensed considerably, but not hurt.
II is miraculous how the man escaped
instant death.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
TO THE LADIES.

We are pleased to announce that
Messrs. Tully Il Co., who were located
in our city some four years ago, has re-
turned TO remain for short time with
their latest improved Steam Feather
Renovating Machine, and are now
prepared to renovate Feather Beds
Pillows and Mattresses and make them
better than new. These gentlemen
have got the best references from
some of the most prominent families
of our city for whom they done work
of this kind, which proved entirely
satisfactory.
Orders can be left al New st. Charles
Hotel or at their place of business
VOLTS old stand, Walnut st.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
Dramatic.

The Huntley-Gilbert Combination
will arrive IN few days from st
Louis ON an Anchor Line boat, and
will 60 into summer quarters here. to
rehearse their repertoire for the COM
ing season. They have many admirers
here who will give them cordial wei
come,
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Electric B1tters.

This remedy is becoming so Wen
known and SO popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who have used Eiec-
trio Bitters sing the same song OF praise.
nurer medicine does not exist ana u
L guaranteed to do all TINT Is claimed.
Electric Bitters win cure all diseases OF
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove
pimples. bolls, salt rheum and otner 81,
fectations caused by Impure Dloou-will
drive malaria from the system. ana pre-
vent IA well as cure all malarial fevers,
For cure of headache, constipation ahu
indigestion try Electric Bltters- Eil-
tire satIsfaetiod guaranteed. or nivnes
refunded. % cents and u at a
b. Finlay q Co.'s,
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

The Republican Executive Commit
tee of this Congressional District met
in this city last Wednesday, W. y.
Mollison acting as Chairman. All the
counties in the District were repre-
sentcd. They will place candidate
in the field, and will meet in this city
October End to name the individual
who Gen. Catchings will snow under
so deep that there will never be a res
direction. The Republicans in this
District are fooling away lot OF valu-
able time in trying to elect a member
of Congress.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

lmber of festher-weGht
In the rear Of a popular
st saloon last Monday
xvsrsl bouts were had
pod.natured participants.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

,snd near the L., N. o 4
Wuhiagton avenue was
|ut Sunday night and q
Ions changed ownership.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

l. a warm reception at
ID yesterday morning
|rs Of the fire. lie was
N isiled to take effect.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

G. Yerger, Hon. r. b.
3LA. J.Paxton, Washing.
lbls corps of Delegates
IND at the convening oi
on next Tuesday.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
The River.

The following is the record from The
Government Water Gauge for the
past week:
Above low water mark
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

I,.us Tobacco the most
Sold by all dealers IN
k,k your merchant for it.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

|, captured the city, and
aup to snuff" on the
J viii land in the soup.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

., Feather and Mattress
ne located OH Walnut
N invite an inspection Of
iney we're here three or
y and gave general satis-
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Jeans Tobacco, no COM
s' molssses, but all solid
Y lsn' 1t regulates the
Ni 4 man won't lie or
" u 1t makes the baby
tnight.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
MEMS AND BOYS HATS,

The photograph at the New o.:
Charles is very entertaining, Judging
from the crowds II attracts.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
HEAD & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
Wholesale GrOccrS.
Reliable Goods,
FAIR EALING,
LOWEST PRICES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
april la-tf

A Georgia editor declines nomi-
nation for ihe Legislature for the rea-
sou that he Is too weak to run for any
thing. If he had been nominated for
an Office carr, ing salary of $4,000 a
year--and lnci,lentals--bls muscle aud
wind would have come into play
mighty quick. Another editor was
nominated for coroner, and he was
neither weak nor valauchc.
e-~-e--ux --------
Mr.. l.. +. Carlisle, of the West Point
Lender and Miss Ida White, of Hous-
Iou. weIp married on the 25lh ult
lfele's our best, Bro Carlisle.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

rsuiugr match at the st.
ls.l Monday night broke
of thu evening. NO
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
small BIaae.

A small house Oh The6bald avenue
belonging to the widow Of the late =.
B, Steele (col.) was burned down early
yesterday morning. There was very
little alarm given, and the fire depart
ment was not called out. IL IS not
known how the fire originated.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Esr Of Forest Park have
one line put up, and when
md want to tell your
sdty how bad Grecnvillc
al you will have to do
up Central. The world
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Tickets for sale at all
ps--lO tor 40 cents
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

aiding garbage dump
\ me foot ofNsin street.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Memphis low water gauge bereto-
fore fixed for reference has been
dropped one foot.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

TiIbsIm, wife and little
med Thursday from the
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

n buggy horse ran on
lsrs up his rOad-car'.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
DISSOLUTION.

Tho firm of A. L. Tate T. Co, Of
Leland, Miss, was dissolved on July
lei, 1890, L. IL. Tate retiring. A. T.
Tate assumes all liabilities and Is alone
authorized to collect all outstanding
indebtedness. A l. TATE, II
Aug 2-1m. +. II. TATE
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

: building going on In
!, any place in Ai'si'-
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

II, BowES's for low
Las :, Goods. sug-3.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
READ.

For sale, at $3.50 per acre, on time,
$50 acres of ALLUVIAL LANDS III
Uhic,t County, Arkansas. Address,
ABNER GAINES,
may3l-3m Lake Viliage, Arm
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
e.
iEEELRy.

MIMI
has as'1u Snsi The interest ofmy
Phi wi,11 business of II. Pep
M owu = continue the bust
tSslr SSn name. Thanking
is'1 former patronage J
n i A1sance a., Of The same at
'sll ul,, llnc Of JnwElnY y
NJ ssa wlll be kept and re-
~ carefully attended
Il PHPpERMAN.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

NJ. n,'a'ao'lon was occasIone,l
n, .,. o. Main \ and Poplar
sfl,Ase evening by the tear
co s'i east wall Of the Pa
dss,n n, nOul'dlng, preparatory
h, a more substantial
MI II Col. Nelson's new
.'''A on the corner.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Tickets for sale at all
ss--l0 for 40 cents.
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

WoOdyille, was in the
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

a. been hot and sea ,,l
80 I. fallen generally.
T. very rapidly. IN
dns cotton stalks Ks: mn. !.
Il bolIs on exhibition li Al
erssnville from the the
|sos' five escape the q,
| rorm this year we ! WIN l
'rs crop the overflow
,IneIer, >,
IVA
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
Complicated Watches re-
lisction guaranteed, at
FRANK BINDER's.

ban lost his watch and
one Of the dives on Lo-
\ other night and a man
the burglar in the same
Whole affair ls very trans
police say.
E~e-
llA base ball ground,
lslss the ''home runsi"
wisn make their round,
lneruns 10 dodge the duns.
4 city scsvenger, is just
. county farm, where he
term for "drunk and dis
10 Is ready to serve the
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

sss let to the Liver
,s. aMschine Co., of Men,
n erection s,a of Elevator at
v " wharf boat. This en-
'. .ua several thousand
En- " " 1rcenville's already
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

Miscellaneous,
In Tunica County,
In Coahoma County,
In Quitman County,
In bolivar County,
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09
100000

OF Eastern money to lend oil i'm
proved plantations in the Yazoo Delta
on five years time, at reasonable rates
of interest. Apply to
PETER =. BAILEY, Agent
124 1-2 South State street, Jackson
Miss July i9-1y
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

ZFREN CHI
STEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
L. NEPoTE &J. B. LOUIS.


L. NEPOTE e. j, B. LOUIS.
J u. LOUIS late workman at L. Rlegel IL
Memphis and years at h. Random in New
Orleans
DYERS and CLEANERS.
Dye and clean all varieties Of colors in Ladies
Goods Such as Silk and Woolen Dresses
Msrrinos, Alpacas, and all Dress Goods.
Ostrich Feathers Dyed. Cleaned and Curled
Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed Black.
Also 6entlemen's Goods Dyed, Cleaned,
Pressed and Repaired.
We do our dyeing and is warranted not to
smoth or rub on.
Country orders promptly attended TO.
Corner Walnut and Central Ave.
GREENVILLE, MISS.
p. o. Box 302
The Greenville times., 1890-08-09

low
spy bed lands fording admirable
For completl O ando the address
Il r. Z. GO
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
CITY NEWS IN sRIEr.

The free bath house is locked at the
Pussy and Jones Compaay's shipYard.
Workmen are raising the height OF the
dykes along the south bank Of the Chris
tiana
The bridges over the'ditches on Lobdell
street, South Wilmington, were repaired
last week.
The gypsies who are encsmped in Rich
ardson woods. had fight among them
selves last evening
Coroner Sparks gave a certificate Of
death from hamilton in the case OF James
Taylor infant son Of James B. Taylor, who
died Saturday.
Yesterday was the ninety first ami
versary of the death of Washington. 1t
was also the anniversary of the death Of
Prince Albert of England.
The Laurel Social Club will give its
second musical and literary entertain
ment at its hall, No. 2l1 Market street,
on Wednesday evening.
The Pussy and Jones Company is con-
structing a new powder press for the
r. |. DUPONT de Nemours Company of
this city. The press is to provide pres.
sure for prismatic powder.
Samuel West broke his right leg by
falling from 8 gang plank at Moore s
shipyard yesterday morning. He was
taken in the patrol wagon to the Della
ware Hospital, where the fracture was
reduced
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
PERSONAL pARAaRAPNs.

James Chopper OF this city is visiting
his parents in Berlin, Md.
Cyrus Stern, for many years an active
merchant here, is i'll with asthma.
James Y. Dunleavy, a PHILADELPHIA
Press compositor, was in this city o-day.
The Misses Riley of near Newark, Del /,
are visiting Miss Lizzie McKaig of this
city.
Mrs Pyle, wife of DIR Pyle of this city,
is visiting her parents in Kenneth town.
ship, Pa.
Miss Eva Bowers Of Newark, N j., is
visiting Miss Minnie Webster at the
Clayton House.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles w. Geiger of
Wilmington are the guests of Mr..
Geiger's parents in Harrisburg.
Ex-Couneilman George Mccall was
recently stricken with paralysis and is
still suffering from it at his home, No.
704 French stree,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
Fight in the salvation Army

An unknown boy last evening started
a small riot in the Salvation Army head
quarters at Fifth and Walnut streets
The boy vas with crowd Of boys wins
were creating a disturbance in the hall
One of the soldiers of the Lord
came over and told him to
stop. The boy said he had
been doing nothing. The man repeated
his command and said if the boy did not
stop he would have him arrested The
boy replied that the man must be -
fool or he would have seen that he was
doing nothing. The ''soldier" secured
the aid OF brother and endeavOred to
throw the offender out of the hall when
the boy struck him ia the face At this
the SOLDIERS" locked the door and sent
for a policeman, who came to the place ia
about fifteen minutes. While he
was coming however, the people
became angry at having the door closed
and demanded that it be opened This
was not done, and lively time was had
for a few minutes, as the men
wanted to get out When Officer
Updyko took the boy away thf
''soldiers" still kept the door closed and
a free fight was only averted by opening
it under q threat to fight. Officer
Updyke was directed to arrest the boy,
but when the case was explained he
allowed him to 90.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
The CURTAIN FALLs.
Kirmess Closes After a Most sucoessfl
Week Of Entertainment.

kirmess Clnsea After a Most Successful
Week Of Entertainment.
The Kirmess closed on Saturday night
and was an artistic, ponular and =
financial success. Many while watching
the beautiful spectacles and listening TO
the good singing, forgot the noble
object for which they were done The
kirmess was for the benefit Of the
Delaware Hospital Fourteenth and
Washington streets. and from present
indications the hospitals fund will be
increased $4,000 or $4,000. Many bills
are yet outstanding, and If is impossible
now to give any accurate figures
Treasurer K. 7 Candy, cannot vet tell
how much will he rea lied. About
$500 admission tickets were sold in the
week, and the patronage of the booths
and restaurant was good.
Saturday nights audience was the
largest Of the week and the favorite
dances and dancers received nnbounded
applause. The Sweet Briers were
added to the program and were not the
least interesting dancers on the stage
Many dancers received flowers and thew
seemed more anxious than ever 10 pleas.
The long progam made the longest per-
Torrance of the week. but no one becsma
tired, aud all were sorry to see ths cur
tain fsll on the Kirmess Of 1880.
After an hour Of promensdiDg
and social enjoyment the com
ing of midnight warned the visitors
that Sunday would soon begin. and at
that hour the Opera House was almost
deserted.
The Kirmess sball will be held this
evening in Eden Hail. It is compll-
mentary affair to those who participated
in the dances.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
NEWS or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
What the Brave Fire Ladies' Are Doing
PickIngs From the Engine Houses.

A number Of firemen from each com
pany attended Asbury M. e. Church
yesterday afternoon and heard Rev
J. D. G Hanna's address, on THE Volun
teer Fire Department Of Wilmington !"
Special services were held for them
The driver Of Truck r. of the Phla-
delphis Fire Department visited the
Delaware Company last Saturday
The Lebanon Fire Department has
ordered truck from the La France Com
pany of Elmira, NJ Y, to correspond
with the one recently purchashed by the
Delaware Fire Company The Lebanon
department sent a delegation here
to witness the housing Of the
Delaware's truck and they we're so
pleased with the apparatus that they
ordered one for their department The
new truck will be 60 feet long and fin.
ished like that Of tho Delaware Company.
It will be delivered on February 20. and
the Delaware Company will probably par.
ticipate IN the exercises incidental TO
housing it.
The Reliance engine is in service It
was damaged by an upset at Fourth and
Walnut streets some time ago while re-
spending to an alarm Of FIRE,
AAoSAb1 &Aip COMPANY NO. y, bSiu q
meeting yesterday afternoon and decided
to give a ball January 80, 1891, for the
benefit Of the company. The company Is
now we'll under way and has appointed
John Button to the position of engineer
and Owen Palmer assistant. The com
pany has thrty-two members
1t recently purchased the lot at
New Castle avenue and a streets
and will build on it large and suitable
building. The lot was bought Of Archl-
bald Given for $500 The building which
will be erected will cost S8, 600
The company has already ordered
No. La France engine worth S., 600 aud
while this is being built the La France
Company has promised to lend them sec
ond hand engine. which viii arrive here to.
day or TO morrow. The rev engine was
ordered on October % and the agreement
provided that il be delivered on the cars
in this city in $50 days irom that date
Il will have platform springs ard will be
heavily niekel-plated.
The company already has a good hoss
carriage and 700 feet of hose, but has
not yet bought any horses, although
committee has been appointed for the
purpose Of purchasing suitable animals
This company Is necessary here as
should a fire break out and Third street
bridge happen to be turned off the fire
would gain great Roadway before the
engines from this city could arrive.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-15
survivors, Re-Unions.

Peter B. Ayers. deputy collector Of
customs, and William Taylor. a painter
at the Jackson and Sharp Company {
works, attended the re union of the Goth
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers in
Philadelphia on Saturday night The
re union was very successful It was
held in Donaidsons parl rs, Thirteenth
and Hilbert streets. This regi.
ment started in the war
with upwards of 5000 men. OF this
number only IL are known to be living.
At Saturday nights reunion sixty two
survivors were present. Mr.. Ayars was
one Of the speakers
The Survivors Association of Second
Delaware Volunteers will hold its third
annual reunion in Philadelphia, at No
S02 Arch street, to-day Among the
other proceedings Of this reunion,
there will be discussed the matter relat-
ing to the present position of the regi-
ment's monument on the Gettysburg bat
tlefield, and the necessity for its removal
OF the placing Of tablets or markers on
other important positions, gained or occa
pied BY the command on that field, with
the view of petitioning the Delaware
Legislature upon these subjects.