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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

: ELLA GRIFFIN EMERSON.
t Cambridge, Aug. 18th, 1890.
From our regular Correspondent.
' Washington Letter
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug Is, 1890.
= The President just now occupies a posi-.
ton that cannot fail to seriously tax the
good sense which he has time after time
shown himself to be largely endowed
with II is to him that the rank and file
of the republican party look for settle
ment of thtitlnfUrtunate difference of opin-
ion that has risen smong the republican
senator's Senator Quay seems determjn-
ed To get his resolution combining the
legislation Of the present session to the
tariff bill, the appropriation bills and bills
affecting public buildings and grounds be-
fore the Senate. His resolution when
first offered last week was referred to the
committee on rules, as well as an amend
ment offered by senator Hoar ID include
the Federal Election bill in the legislation
|
held Int nothing va. done except 10 dis
cuss the situation anu b a vote Of l. to II
TO refuse to endorse Senator Hnar's amend
mcnt.
4 Saturday afternoon Serator QUAY, with
out waiting for the committee on rules to
report, asked unanimous consent TO offer
the same resolution, which also provides
for taking final vote on the tariff bill, on
Aug. 80 hut senator Eamunds objected;
the matter went over anu Mr. Quay gave
notice that he would thi. week offer m,
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the House are adding their influence TO- /
wards getting the QUAY resolution adopted /
by the Senate.
Speaker Reed. while deeply regrettiug |
the turn which things have taken in the !
Senate. viii do notAtu. to prolong the
session in order 10 force the Senate 10 act
on The Federal Election bill He says the
House has done its duty and II the Senate
refuse. to do likewise let It- members
answer for IL to their constituents,
rh. President has 80 far taken no side
in IN. DISPUTE though ID j. pretty well
known that he fayors the Federal Election
hin and ii. friend, Are irving ID get him
To do something 70 help them, while its
onnonsnts are enuaily as persistent IN
asking him ID Aeep III. hand, OIL Mr.
! onay and nearly every republican who Is
| .xn4c,ed 10 vote for hi, resolution say
/ ,h,, INV fayor III. Election biu. hut be-
/ pi,,, b,. imno.,lelc to pas, both it
4 and ia. ,sr.e ebi,l al hi, session, and they
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h,u ,.bic,, ,va. nassed Ii contained many
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accom-, ~ th. at,...,.r. Of \ quorum about
h.,f th. ,i,re ,rb, nro,nect Dow Is that
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Awkward Miss with umbrella) beg
pardon!" Polite Gentleman: Don't
mention 1T: have another eye left. =
Ne,c York Weekly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

ITO whom did you bow?" "a mos
quito He has some OF the finest blood of
the State in his veins" How do you
know?" ale just Bit me-"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-28

-LITTELLS LIVING AGE. The Huu4-
bers OF The LiCiHg age for the 9th and 10th
OF August contain Official Polythei,m in China,
Nineteenth century: 4 Journey to the tnii-
tai Of Tibet, and French Affairs, by Gabriel
Mouod. Contemporary, Among the Eu5aucan
Hills. by John Addington symond>, Fr'-
nigttly; Arthur Helps. BiocStroyd, An IdyI
Of Cods, Napoleon Described by h, Valet,
and Vldocq. Temple Bar; An English Mon
astery, and Roman Life, All the Year Rout3.
A Chat about Jersey, and The Evolution Of
the Umbrella, Ctanlbers JomDa}, Pater-
familias Americanu,, and Al Lydiam. 81.
,James'S, West Country We'll, and y ct in
the Long Years Liker must they Grow
Speaker, The Foundering OF the Dacca, i'"b-
lie Opinion, with installments Of "EigAt
Days" An advance Sheet" and "The Wat
erproof," and poetry.
For tfty-two numbers Of siXty-tour iar-e
pages each (or more than $500 pages year
the subscription price tSs1 is low while for
Sl05O the publishers offer 70 send any one Of
the American S400 monthe~ or weekhe~ with
The Ltcing 1ge for year, both postpaid
Littell 4 Co.. Boston, are the publishers.
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MORE TRUTHFUL THAN POETIC.
RriIgtOn News

Briigton News.
The Camden Uerdld very aptlv expresses
the situation in rural newspaper circles,
when it pathetcally remarks send in
the overdue subscri ptlons. please Its
awful tuckeriu' to work hard all day stew
ing out a paper with the thermometer at
So in the shade, and then tramping all over
town to get money enough to buy water
melon" That is far more truthful than
poetic.
BRICE STILL RAINBOW CHASER.
Auburn Gazette.
Calvin Brice, they say, expects to be the
next Democratic candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. Still chasing rainbows, poor man.
CARRIED THEIR RATIoNs.
Portland Press.
Maine men in the big parade, as they
are elsewhere, were among the fortunates.
They had their dinners in their pockets and
ate on the street while others went hun
cry.
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Drug Store for Sale.

The Drug store of the late W. a. Kicker, Of Cas-
tine with all drugs, medicines and fixtures. viii
be sold at bargain. Enquire of
GEO. N. WARREN, Admir-.
Castine, Aug. 2th, $780, S5u
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For Sale at a Bargain /.

One Phaeton, one Concord Wagon, both nearly
new, one Double sleigh with stuffed seats, one
four Wheeled Horse cart with dump body and
ayriek also two good harnesses. part or the
whole will b., sold cheap.
WN.H SARGENT.
Castine. June ls. 1880. 3rnOs26
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Drapcd about it like silver sheen is the
glamour Of its picturesque romance. soft
ening and rounding the harsher outlines Of
its history. Perhaps it was its quaint old
story OF Priscilla. the Puritan maiden, that
won their favor.
She took them through Fair Harvard's
Hall,
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Our hearts 60 out in gratitude to these
heroes of hundred battles, these surviv-
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Evening journal., 1890-04-26
WHINING TON
HOUSEKEEpERS

We have been giving yon list to buy
from. and we think you have been bene
6ted by the same We always try to put
the market before you so that IL viii do
the most people the most good We are
sorry to tell You that Flour has advanced
again. the last ten days 1t is 30 cents
higher. We think il the flour manufac-
turers would work on little less profit
for while and encourage consumption
it would be better for the country.
We always buy Flour, Cakes, Hams,
Soap. Lard and everything from the
manufacturers, and get all the discounts
that the iobber is entitled to, thus en-
| abling YOU to buy from us cheaper than
Won could elsewhere. Our Teas we get
| direct from the importers. Our Cotfees
come from New York and Boston; It does
not stop over in three or four different
| mems hands. but, in manner, you get
ID right from the spot where 1t was culti-
waited. We ask those who take pride IN
using good Coffee to get some Of our Old
Holland Java, or buy from US some OF
/ Chase and Sanborn's Java and Mocha
these Coffees are the best the land pro
duces. We have just received consign-
ment Of our usual good Tea there is nc
better Tea known for the money than
what you get from us. We are glad u
say 70 you who use and want good, pure
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, we havs
it; and Syrups, pure Sugar syrups
Honey Drips and Queen Syrup. Pure
Cider Vinegar from the farm; Big Cocoa
nuts, pure Spices, natural color Pickles
White Star Potatoes. good Brooms an'
Baskets, Wash Boards. Whisk Broom
and busters Fruits Of all kinds. Th
biggest drive In town, Pared Peaches
SUI, dried, two pounds for 20 cents. Al
endless variety and stock Of Canne
Goods, big, fat Nackerel, two pound
for 25 cents.
We invite your attention and ask 70
TO examine our goods. They are moVin
rapidly and are always fresh In.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
nARRInn.

BAILEY BENNETT. ON the s2d day of
April. by the Rev. "A y keigwin. Frank II.
Bailey and Viola Bennett, both Of this city
BULLEN- STA ATS at New Castle, on
April Ia, by Key G Thompson, Louis bq
len Of Ha e's Corner and Miss Maggie d.
Staats Of this city
CLARK -BUCHANAN.-On April 81, by
Rev. John u G.. Hanna, samuel CLARK anu
Mlhelmina Buchanan, both Of this city.
CLHyENGER- ALL lSON--At 81 Paul's NJ
n par sonage, No. 3Q5 West seventh street, o.
Wednesday evening. April sf 1870. BY the Rev
I,nufs n. Barrett. William n. levenger ant
Fioren e Allison, all Of Wilmington.
MORRISON -NEU rIE In this city. q
Aprfi 2f at delaware Avenue Baptist church
~ Rev D G.. Budding ton, bentamip L. Mmr'
rison and Miss Lizzie N. Neutze, both Of this
city.
MONCK- -FORAN.-On the Esd Instant, by
Rev M \ Falion, Harry y Monck ant
Mary H. Foran, both of this city.
REED D-HUDSuN.--At Asbury NJ. +
Parsonage ID Walnut street, on Nednesda!
evening, April %. 1850, by the Rev. John Y
O. Hanna. Samuel w. Reed and Miss bessi
/ +. Hudson. both Of Whining aOa, Del.
| wILLIAAfS-M MATTHEWS. On April p
| by Rev. A y Keigwin. George 4. William
and Emma Matthews, both Of this city,
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
White fronts.

We don't have to remind our patrons
of other folks painting their houses in
the spring of the year. Everybody
cleans and paints their houses. We only
call our patrons to remember that our
store is always in respectable order, and
we are always ready to wait on our Gus
toners in proper style. We have some
thing more to do than TO look at what
our neighbors do. There is an old say
ing. Everyone has enough to do to look
after and attend to their own business.
People that have nothing else to do o
course have let's Of time even to stand
on the other side Of the street ana se'
what we do. Young men who wish Z
succeed in life sheuld learn to respect thu
rights OF other people before they Gu
loose from their mothers apron strings
aud when they conduct business they
should never throw stones--glass houses
are mot safe retreats They should moi
try to run down their neighbor. TIL
Boston bransh Shoe Store, No. 223 Mar
Ket street.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
nIEn.

CONARD AT Upland. Delaware county,
Pa, on Fourth day, Fourth month. ss. laura
BALDWIN daughter OF BayArd and Phoebe
j. Conard. a. ed years and months
FINERTY lin this city on April 23, Ella
MAJ. daughter OF Patrick and Annie kinerty
aged months and ID days.
HALL.-In this city. on April %, Catharin'
l.. Hall. in the SD year Of he: age.
JOURDAN.-On April I'D, John II. Jour
1 dan. in his I'D year.
| MORAN In this city on, the I'D instant
i Thomas Moran.
| SMYTH.-On the 2ith instant, Lucy Smyth
| In the roth year Of her 9
/ TINfMONS. AT Philadelphia. on April "A
John Timmons, in bis 18th year.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
THE HOUSEHOLD CoMPANIoN

The world OF interesting special features
tOaether with the general and talegraphtc
news Of the day. Make the philadelphia
Sunday PRBAa, great newspaper, a family
magazine, and q household companion all IN
ono. No family shouid be without 1t.
NEW FAcrs ABOUT gRANr.-How he re-
fused plump offer Of Sl000.O00. A chapter
OF unwrftten history Fac -simile Of Grants
telegram in the Conkling Garfield crisis. Now
hrst published.
TIE EIGHT Hour DAY Important paper
by President Gompers OF the Federation tell
ing what will be dene the world over
on Labor Day-the first Of May. A great
movement.
ELECTRICAL ExEcUTIoN.-The coming
application of electricity Ia the noted New
York case. A complete review Of methods
employed in carrying out the death penalty.
Novel illustrations.
WHAT Is A Coon CTaAR2-What constitutes
it and whence does it come? The great
tobacco districts Of Cuba. Facts which every
smoker ought to become familiar,
In THE FLOOD REGIoE.-Graphic descrip.
tion Of ssenes in the Mississippi Valley
Illustrations.
A IvEIY LoT OF LETTERs.-Nye, Knox
Opie Read. P. T. Barnum. All the best
comics.
A "vAN DER vALsE" HoUsE.-A s1,4OO
suburban structure. How TO build II ano
how TO furnish it.
FREsH-FAoED AND FAIR How to beeom,
50 and the best way to keep so. Shirley
Dare's letter.
The SUNDAY Press.
THE SUNDAY Press.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Al ARa.

Everybody knows that an ape Is q very
wild, slim, wirT animal This animal
came 10 cur city to initiate all the re-
spectacle brainess people. and seeing
he can command nothing but the com
moneet class Of trade, which don /
amount to much, and runs down their
store, OF course, like anyone else. they
don't Like 70 see business house doing 9
nice, respectable trade with the 6nest
class OF people in our pleasant city.
A man that acts like q man can OF
course be- respected, but a thing that
acts like fool looks on other business
people as fool; but wise people know
the difference.
Our patrons are all old customers who
dealt with us long before the anima
came to town, and they don't forget ou,
number and name.
Boston Branch Shoe Store,
No. 223 Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

Major Fisher, colored, was arrested
beyond Eleventh street bridge yesterday
afternoon by Special Officer Frank Stout,
of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. for ill-treating a
horse. The horse was very lame and
Fisher was still making it work The
case was heard before Justice Smith this
morning. and Major Fisher was fined $40
and costs. Margaret Al Greenly, colored,
Of Sixteenth and Claymont streets. was
before Justice Smith this morning,
charged BY Special officer Stout with
cruelty treating horse BY causing IT e
work while half starved She was tneg
$40 and COSTS
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Misses Solar Buttons only Si.OO
Child'nS Solar Buttons only 75C

The Best and Cheapest Assert
ment Of Babies Button Shoes in
Delaware.
Boys Fine Calf Hook Lace. worth $3.50,
only 81 90.
Boys Fine Calf Hook Laceworth Sc 90, only
sl65.
Boys Fine Calf Hook Lace, worth sl.so, only
81 so.
Youths Fine Cal. Hook Lace, worth 81 80
only Sl.so.
Youths Fine Calf Hook Lace, worth $500
/ only 81 50.
Youths Fine Calf Hook Lace, worth sl.75
only 81 -.
We have just received a
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

The description Of an ape in to-day's
issue Of the Morning News is certainly q
very graphic one, and we are slated over
the idea that he has recognized his name
SO shortly after being called 1t is evident.
in order to draw such perfect pen picture
Of himself he must have, through
the aid OF q mirror, placed himself to
close scrutiny.
One thing is certain. The success that
has attended our ventures is ths best
recommendation to the class Of trade we
entertain
HAMRUReER's SHoE HOUSE,,
zoe Market Street.
The nearest Shoe House to SecenS
atraat
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

A man named Kensler, who belongs
in Philadelphia. but who has been board.
ing at No 4i8 East Second street, wan
dered away from home yesterday after
noon about o'clock and has not yet been
found. Kensler is about 80 years Of age
and had just recovered from long sick
ness and was slightly demented. The
workmen Of Hopes and Townsend Com
pany, where he was employed, searched
for him until about 10 o'clock last even
ing. The police have been notified an'
are searching for him.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRIsrIANA. April 26.-Dr. Simpson
Of Philadelphia and Miss Sallie Appleby
we're married at the residence Of the
brides father on Thursday by Rev. Fl, H.
Mason. pastor of White Clay Creek
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The bride was
dressed in beautiful steel gray silk.
Thew started from New York to-day for
A trip to Europe.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

A WORD Of advice: Do not trust your
cook to follow recipes. No ordinary
cook can see, or be made to see. why the
leaves OF the celery aud parsley are not
to 90 in: why the jelly should be wiped
with damp cloth; why the milk must
be boiled up three times. s.-Good House
keepinu
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
REASONS FOR INVESTING YOUR MONEY IN HOLLY OAK

Tt presents the chance for safe profitable Investment
offered anywhere being right the Delaware River aud
lying both sides of the Pennsylvania Railroad only twenty miles from
Station Pa miles Chester Depot and
miles from Wilmington Depot
already assured, and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company whose line passes through it, have already recognized in the
purchase property and the removal of their station central location
Building operations have already commenced number OF at
1.-The ground high and healthy and commands view of the
for thirty miles, the scenery unsupassed the air is and
yigorating; with good drainage and excellent water.
All know that real values increase ten times
rapidly commercial they in resident
suburbs.
Holly Oak suburb a City, win be the
square miles of tc populated country
With railroad along the entire water
'front.' possesses every facility be desired for manufacturing
and shipping
The Philadelphia Wilmington Steamboats, the Clyde, Reybod
and Republic will MAKE stops year.
No Interest Taxes.
No cost for Conveyancng and Title Insurance Free
expense grading All to be graded at expense.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

EAsroN Md. April 26. Solomon Seth
Hopkins died yesterday at his residence
IN Island Greek Neck, near Trappe, In
the SD year of his age. he was one Of
the best-known and most successful
farmers and business men in the county
and leaves . large estate. His children
are J. Seth Hopkins. q merchant Of Bal
timore, James Hopkins. Of st, Louis, K
w Hopkins. of Talbot. Mrs, JAS K, Nc
Daniel and Mrs. ). H. 9. Kemp.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
mosrLgys ca,r,cAl CONDITION.
Gross libel suits TO Come on at Dover
aknhnrf Wilson's Farm sold.

Robert Wilson'S Farm cOAOs
special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del April 90 John Moseiey.
~ : ,larad man who had his foot taken
Of by the cars here on Thursday, is in a
critical condition.
Considerable interest is manifested by
tie citizens Of Kenton hundred In the
cross libel suits between John w Graham
aud DR.. Wallace, both Of that hundred.
TIE suits between g. B Taylor and State
Librarian Gooden will also come up.
DR. Register of Dover has received a
patent on artificial teeth.
The Robert Wilson farm, on the Ham
mock road, consisting of 200 acres, was
sold this week to John Wilson of Phila-
oelphia.
Peach growers are complaining Of a
new insect. the black aphis, which is
eating up the foliage of the trees. and
when the foliage of peach tree is
ruined, the life Of that tree is gone.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

CnEsrERTowS. Md, April 26.-The
case Of Frank Harris, colored, indicted
for murder, was postponed in the Circuit
Court for Kent County until Monday.
Other cases were: State VS.. Jas. Ander-
son, for assault upon Mary Sutton, Of
.Edesville, tried before the court on two
counts; not guilty on the first, guilty on
Kle second. and sentenced to penitentiary
9cr ten years. The grand jury found 9
presentment against the Chester Musical
al Literary Association for violating the
bocal'option law. The session will probably
last until Wednesday or Thursday.
Don't forget to drink Hartmann &
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

VIslToR-"H How much does million
dollars in greenbacks ~eighl7 Emaciated
JourDaiist-''I have no idea. have
never ~i~>- 49, aaay nleenbAcks q
weigh Ask Brother Shepsrd ~ ths
Nal aid Express Texas SittiDs
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
THE TRAPEzE HORSE

THE GRAND aud GORGEOUS STREET
PARADE of the MIGHTY COMBINE takes
place at 10 m. daily, unfolding to pnblic
view. free as air to everybody. all the dazzling,
unique. picturesque. historical and sumptuous
pro sessiOnal resources Of the Monster Dual
Organization.
Admission soc; Children, under nine. PC.
Cheap Round Tri0 Excursions on all Lines of
Travel. See Local Agents for Particulars.
Two Exhibitions latly, at usual hours. For
the accommodation of the public who would
avoid the crowds on the grounds. general adj
mission and reserved seat tickets can be Sc
cured at a. + kobrleu's Music Store. 5iN
Market street. the day Of Exhibition only, az
the customary slight advance
Most Positively the t-Paw-Wild West Com
bination IS tile only Big show Coming.
Remember the Day and Date,
At Wilmington, April %.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
HOUSE CLEANING.

There is nothing that will add
to the furnishing Of q house more
than papering, which can be done
at less expense than ever could
before by calling at No. OIL
Market street You will be sur
prised to fnd such large line TO
select from, comprising the
choice patterns of several OF the
leading manufacturers in the
country. Also a full line OF
Window Shades hung to the
windows at short notice ana
at low prices. Please call ana
inspect the line Of goods.
sE0. -6D0DlEY, SlI Market
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
SPECIAL LOT

OF Mems Calf Button Shoes. sizes to 10, tn
real value from SIS and $3.50. We bought
them right and we have marked them down
to sl.50. 81 90 and S2.25
Our own make Mems Hook Lace al
S275, still leads the man ket No better else
where at $50. OUR OWN MAKE Mems
Hook Lace and Congress at Si.15 Is worthy
your attention. Every pair warranted solid
leather.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

aWHAr is the news in the paper this
morning, my dearg' asked the President,
You are laid up with the influenza.
Really I'm very sorry to hear 1t. -
Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
ADAM FoREPAUcH, Jr.,

VIII introduce for the first time in this CITY
his Daring and Unparalleled Act OF Riding and
Driving 40 Fiery Horses Three times Around
the Huge Hippodrome Track He will also ap-
pear with his World-RenOwned Troupe OF
Performing Elephants-the Quadrille, Musi-
and John Il. Sullivan" the Pugilistic
Elephant.
BLJNDIN. the Only Equine Ever Taught to
Walk a Rope; Jack and Rose" Somer-
sault-Throwing Dogs Horse Riding Bear.
and A. Forepaugh, Jr g Latest and Most
sensational y-"ECIlpSE.r
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroysl Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroya pills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office. 2O5 n.
9th st. Phila. Ladies beware of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
An ave.

Did you know that Hartmann & Feb
renbach's Book Beer is out to dayl
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

FATHER-"My daughter has money
you have none. IL would be an unequa
marriage. Suitor-''l know It would,
sir. That's why I'm willing she should be
my better half. Town Topics.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Boys Clothing

For all ages from three
years old upwards; two
and three piece Suits,
Knee Pants, three.piece
Long Pant Suits from
ten years upwards. We
have a room specially
fitted up for our Chill
dren's and Boys Clothing,
to which ladies can bring
their boys and have them
fitted out. We find our
arrangement of keeping a
Children's Department is
appreciated by the
"Mothers" because the
room is specially fitted up
with easy chairs, plenty Q
light, with goods SO
arranged that they can be
examined with ease.
To-day will be a busy
one with us, but come in
and see our assortment
J. T. Mullin & Son, /,
Tailors. 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington,