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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-11
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway.
RAILROAnS.
Schedule in Effect Feb. 4th, 1885,

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
L Standard Time. which is 80 minutes slower
than cltV time
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Dover and Statesboro r. r. Co,

Dover and Statesboro r. r. Co
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. s. 1890.
MAIL daily-Leave Statesboro A. NJ, Gems
BPS A. M Arrive Dover 5:45 A. NJ Leave
Dover S:45 A. NJ, Gems sos A. NJ Arrive
Statesboro 9:35 A. NJ
ACCOMMODATION, every We1nesday-Leave
Statesboro 2:40 p. NJ, Gems 3:05 p. NJ. Arrive
Dover $3.50 p. NJ. Leave Dover 7:50 P NJ,
Gems S:15 P. NJ. Arrive Statesboro s:35 p. M
ALL TRAINS make close connection at Dover
with Central Railroad to and from Savan-
nah. and wait indefinitely on connecting
trains.
]. H BURCKHALTER, Supt.
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Train No. IA stops at all stations between Sa-
vannan and YemaSsee.
Train No. 78 stops only at Montieth, Harde-
vile, Rdgeland, Green Pond
Trains No. IS and So stop at all stations.
Train No. Is stops at all stations south of
Ridgeland.
For tickets. Pullman car reservations and
other information, apply to A S. HAINES,
Ticket Agent, % Bull street. and at depot.
Z. F. MCSWINEY, Gen Pass. Agent.
c. s. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
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Evening journal., 1890-08-02
THE NEWS IN BRME.
psssaA vies from the Wires osA~eanssy
Cu5led-

The wel known race horse Duquesne,
owned by Paul Hacke, Of Pittsburg, died
" farie, ky. Dnquesae had a record OF
2lIat lie WAS 70 years old Mr.. Hacke
had refused s31, coo fof the horse
Fritchard, the middle weight champion
OF England, has issned a challenge 10 flght
either Billy Mccarthy, Of Australia. or
Jack dempsey, the fight to take place in
London.
II. u. Rusk, superintendent of the Law
Mnre Industrial school, has been chosen to
Succeed Martin G. Healy as manager of the
state home at Fruit Hill, Il. l. The latter
Nns relieved on account Of alleged cruelty.
The will Of Gen. Fremont, which was
executed Aug 10 1867, leaves the entire
estate 70 his widow.
II the suit OF ex-Alderman Duffy against
John p. keenan, at New York 10 secure
the residue Of the trust fund.- Judge
Dugro refused 20 grant the examination oi
keenan,, Moloney and De Lacy on the
ground that such examination was unnec.
essGry.
The United States steamship Adams has
been ordered out of commission at The san
Francisco navy yard
On Aug. l s4.W0.oO0 in gold bars were
NtfNNt tA'hA WV a RAh ~ AAui0pA
Henry Wrighter, Of Susquehanna, Pa,
a soldier in the lato war, has been granted
a pension Of s12 per month and Sl5, le3 ar
rears. Wrighter Is blind.
DR. Cyrus Edison, Of the health depart
mcnt at New York, has issued circular
stating that Manuel Garrutia, who is suf-
iering from leprosy, had never been a
student at the Pennsylvania Military
ecademy at Chester, Pa
All tho main questions IN dispute con
corning the Worlds fair have about been
settled by the Illinois legislature. Jack.
son park is 70 bo used as an auxiliary.
Kaiser Wilhelm has gone to England.
Thirteen fatal cases OF heat prostration,
one suicide caused by the heat, and six
teen cases Of serious prostration were re.
ported in New York Aug. l.
Mr.. Hiram Gee, Of Ithaca, has given the
Syracuse university fellowship Ia paint
ing worth II 900 year.
Henry @ Whites shoddy and cotton
mills at Chepachet, r. l., were burned.
Loss $4,000. Insured
James Mooney, who was dubbed by
officer Lonergan at New Haven, whilo re-
sisting arrest, is dead.
BY orders from Ottawa great quantities
Of gunpowder, it Is said, are being shipped
10 the Canadian frontier and the Pacific
coast No cause is assigned for this nc
ton
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
MuRpERgR KEMMLERs pooM.


He WIN lie Eleotrocuted ~ Auburn
Prison Next Week.
ALBANY, \. III, Aug. 2-The legal de-
partment OF the state is confident that
Murderer Kemmler will pay the penalty Of
his crime next week. Rumors are current
OF q last desperate effort ON the part Of the
Westinghouse Electric Light company to
prevent IL, but nothing is thought of them.
. The deputy attorney eGnaral last night
expressed his confidence that Kemmler
would be executed about Wednesday.
we are ready" he said for any final
move the Westinghouse people may make.
We hardly expect any further trouble from
them, but they may attempt to replevin
the dynamos Really the motions they can
make now are limited
1T is hardly possible for them to get a
stay OF execution or an Injunction on any
reasonable grounds, and habeas corpus is
played ont This case has been through
the courts on about every conceivable plea
and they have been beaten. Manifestly
the replevin is all than ia left and they viii
be beaten on that. II they do replevin the
dynamoe we can promptly give bonds. as
provided by law, and 20 on with the execu-
ton"
Warden Durston, Of Auburn prison.
passed through the city last night on his
way 10 New York, accompanied by the
warden OF the Chester 1lls) panitentinry
He said he Was ready for the Kemmler ex-
ecution, which will occur during the week
beginning Aug. A The electric chair and
appliances are in position, and everything
IS ready except the voltmeter, which he wns
taking 70 New York 10 have repaired. HIS
arrangements aTe complete for giving
Ksnmlsr a speedy and painless deaSh.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
KILLED HIS sMeErAEARr.


EriEhtful Tragedy at the Town of New
Milford, Conn.
NEw MILFORD Conn, Aug. 2.-The poIics
have arrested the brother and sister OF
Andrew Bergensen for completely in tha
murder Of his sweetheart, Emma Ander-
son
The dead girl was employed as q domes-
tic az the residence OF Homer buckingham.
Bergenson climbed into the bedroom occsl-
pied by his sweetheart hylueans OF an open
window at a. M, and while the girl Was
asleep plunged large jack knife into her
throat Before his victim eould make any
outery be severed her head almost com-
pletely from the body.
The room bore evidence Of a most des-
perato struggle for life on the part Of the
poor girl The floor, walls ana ceiling
vure covered with blood, and foin the po-
kitton OF the body il Is thought tho mur~
derer, after stahhing the girl IN bed.
dragged her b . chair and took her delib-
erately across his lap and finished his
nsndigh work hy haggling her head almost
from the hody.
Miss Anderson is q large md finely buift
twede girl, and II WIS no easy task 10 over
come hey. The murderer is small In stat
urs, with a repnlsive face, and Is about 80
Yehls old. lie Is under arresA
The murdered girl WIS 25 years old, and
hef only relative IN this country Is SIS
tH9 IN Montana
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
ONE GENT.
a TRAITORS TRAGIC END
Rivas, the Aztec Giant of SAL
vador, Shot Down.
HIS TREASON QUICKLY PUNISHED.

ffas confederates Were Routed by Gen.
Ezetas Soldiers Hundreds shot Dowm
IN the stseots-Risas Was One Of thas
Bravoet Generals IN salvador.
La LIBERTAD, Aug. 2.-Cen. jose Marfm
Rivas, who led the Indians in revolt
against provisional President Ezeta. was
defeated yesterday by the governments
troops under Gen. Antonio Fzeta. Rivaa
escaped from the capital last night, bat
was pursued and was taken prisoner a few
miles outside the city. This morning he
was publicly shot and his corpse was ex-
posed on the Plaza Armas. II ii reported
that many prominent persons are compro-
missed in the Riyas movement and strict
inquiry is being made regarding the con-
spiracy.
The Capture Of Rivas.
GEN Antonio Ezcta was ordered from
the frontier with about 1900 men imme-
| diately upon the outbreak OF the revols
headed by liivas. Ezeta hastened with all
speed TO the capital. Riyas' forces had
captured the artillery barracks, but the
few troops in charge hnd fought desperately
before they surrendered. The Indians then
pilaged several houses and q panic ensued-
Riyas forces were finally defeated and
peace was restored.
Hundreds Shot Dead.
The Siege lasted forty hours. The capf-
tn suffered considerable damage. Hum
dreds Of persons were sh a dead in the
streets
The government forces which took nara
f4s fft..,, -
20 return to the frontier If necessary. II in
stated that Guatemala has withdrawn her
forces from the frontier and that all is quie6
NJ present
A sketch Of Rivas.
The most honest and fearless Of popular
leaders in Salvador was Gen jose Maria
Rivas lie was governor OF the state OF
Cuzcatlan. Riyas' army wns 900 strong.
Every soldier is an Aztec and a fatalist-
They hate the ''tiuatemalicosn IT Rivaa
had been supplied with muskefs he could
lead every man and woman Of the mountain
and valleys OF Cuzcatlnn in the war with
Guatemala to victory or death It is war
of races rather than states. The yellow
Aztec fights the red Indians and Spaniarda
Of Guatemala, and the Aztecs have reason
to abhor the Guatensalans
A Giant and an Aztec.
hivas led tho army that slew Barrios, the
Guatemalan hero PRESIDENT p as he WAS
termed. Rivas made Mencndez. recently
aaaassinated, president Of Salvador. Bog
ran, president Of Honduras and Menendez
were good friends and both personally
favored the union Of the FIVE republics, buE
neither could induce Aztec populations of
these two republics Honduras and Sal
yndor, 70 assent, and the A2tecs were right.
They should and will fight to the death
rather than submit to the absolutism Of
Barillas and the Guatemalans. Rivas was
| gigantic, % years Of age having strain OF
Aztec blood In his veins. His manner and
bearing at the head Of his battalions was
kingly, as his courage was dauntless and
strength enormous. He was most gener-
ous and loved his people :
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
Ilr. Burtsen NV NJ ~.

BmDouE y. y, Aug R-DE Eurtsell.
NE dUposed pnstor or the Church on the
Epiphany III Nww York, has not yet ar.
rived hefe 70 take charge OF the new parish
90 which be is supposed 10 have been ns-
signsd, and Abe prevailing opinion n thnt
he viii not eome. The Rev Peter Prem
dergast, who snecSeds him as pastor Of the
Epiphany, will ofhciate in the pulpit lately
occupied hy Dr. Bu1Tsnll on Sunday next.
DT. Prcnaergast, who Is native Of Ireland
aud about ~ years OF age, is a large and
portiy gentleman Of finn appsaranrA IN
sarved a. asEistRnt TO IN Bnrtaell IA 1871.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
INC Nasninrton Club Dlsbnnae1

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 2--Ihe members Of
the Washington Baseball club Of the At
laQtir association met in tha ofisa az As
AaAee ColeRAn on Friany nnd practically
disbuaded Dir Bradcn, the president OF
the association, was notified OF the fact
The $500 guarantee Of the club has been
forfeited 90 the association, although Mr
Coleman, representing Walter Hewitt, re-
tains the franchise. Il is possiAle the men
will be given = benefit to r~munerate
them for July salaries, which have not yet
i.a.ar naid
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
she WAS The "BEsr MAN..
Nrs. SlscD0ey Knocked Her Husbana O,
ia the Fourth Round,

Nns. SlseDoev Knocked Her HusbaDa out
ia the Fourth Round.
WnIEsBARRB, Pa, Aug L. Judge
Woodward has refused TO grant divorce
b Henry D. Spenner. His deposition was
that hts wife, Sarah, knocked him down.
spills his lip, blacksned his eye and tried e.
choke him while asleep The husband
weighs l91 pounds and bis wife elA lhs
defendant denied the charge and said her
husband was worthless and lee her attend
70 all business Ono day che challenged
him 20 be man or get out II was do
cided 10 settle the difficulty with baEe 6sts
Ia The perloE. The woman came ont nrpt
best, knocking her husband Qua NJ the
fourth round
MIRA Spenner then sald, sNow am boss,
and am going 70 run ths businesan Epan-
ner gos mad and sued for divoroe phe
parties are well connected
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
Fare. Round Trip, $f.OO.
New WJeTSey&WiImilgt' Co
sTRAMRR
CHRISTINA

Time table taking effect Saturday June ss
lo90. between WILMINGTON, PENNs-
GROVE, PENNsyILLE and ATLANTIC
LEAVE MISUNDERSTANDING STREET
PIER,
For Pennsgrove-7 %, Il 80 a. m. 80. 045 D.
7 %, 20 % a. m, l sO. 30 S40p m.
For Atlantic City-73O a. m, 8 30 .. m.
saturday only, I ~ p. N. Sunday only, 80
For pennsville-7 30 a. m B3Op. m. sun
day only, Z 30 a. m. 30 p. IA.
FOR WILMINGTON.
Leave Psnnsville-e0 05 a. m, sos D. m
Sunday only, 10 a. m, 8 30 p. m.
Le1ve Atlantic City Sunday only, goo D.
"a; Monday only. 7.22 am.
Leave Pennsgr0ve-6O0. 10 90 a. M. 115. 600
P n; Sunday only, $50, 1000 a. M. 19.45.
1 30, goo D. m.
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at B.00a- m. con-
meets at Wilmington with trains for Read
ingi Coate3yille, West Chester and all points
on W. q n. r. r.
Boat leaylng Pennsgrove at 1000 a M con-
meets with steamer Reyboid from Salem,
Delaware City. New Castle. Also with train
from Woodbury. and all points on Delaware
River Railroad
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at 1.e5 p. M. con-
meets with train for Reading, COatesYille and
81 points on ". & N r RI
Boat leaving Wilmington at 30 II 30 a. m.
and 3 " p- m. connects with traihs on Della
ware River Il; h. for al stations. The $50
O'Clock p. m boat from Wilmington connects
with Steamer Reybold for Salem and inter-
mediate points. and with Steamer CQyda
from Woodland Beach.
Tbs 1919 a. IN. boat from Pennsgroye on
sunday will wait for the Delaware River
train.
The Steamer can be chartered for special
moonlight excursions. Apply 10 the undex-
signed.
A. @. MOCAUsLAED,
NhInerintanHauh
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

HAlIFAx, Aus 2s--A cnblp diapatuh Inns
been received By the military aCthurities
here confirming the report thQt the Grsna-
dier Guards had been called buck II IS
understood that this recall is lha result Of
a consultation hald between Queen Vie
toria and tho ministers The report u the
breaking down Of the stsAfnsT Tanar,
which was conveying the guards, IS be
lieyed q hsys been lnereiy an excuse for
ordering the rsiurn Of ths troops The
Eighth regiment will, it Is said, soon come
To HAllfnx.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

AUsrrE, Tex, Aug. 2-Millions Of eater.
pillars have invaded the fields in this sec.
zion OF Texas, and planters and farmers
are busy poisoning them. They are re
ported very numerous along the Brazos
river, and il may be that the cotton crop
Of this state will be seriously injured The
pests are at least three weeks earlier than
usual, and they are here in great numbers
and make the atmosphere very offensive
with their peculiar oGor
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2-Mr Daniel ~
Smith, nf ths news department. Of Tho m
guirer. died lagt evening after a long i'll
Dnsa i'm. Smith, who WINS a native OK
Philadelphia was ons Of the oldest news
paper mon ia The city and had been con-
nGcted with Ihe Inquirer for the past iif-
teen years lie entered the southern army
as q lieutenant az the outbreak OF the re-
bSllion, WIS promoted to a captaincy and
OF the battle Of Franklin received wound
Of which bis death was indirectly the re-
sllk =
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

scsrrEABNA, Pa, Aug y Walter
Hobbs, ascd u, and Annie Hobbs, aged IA
children Of Jasper Hobbs, OF Ararat, took
> nsighbor'a team during their parents ab.
sence aud ran away With George Wyman
and Myntis Wyman, aged IS and II re-
spectivoly. Tho two couples drove to Wind
sor, y. r., and wera married Legal steps
will be taken BY Nh. Hobbs 10 regain lis
shildren.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

CHICAGO, Aug. "A test case is soon TO
be tried in this city to decide the right of
municipal authorities to collect : license
tax from brewers for products on which
they have paid the tax at the place OF
manufacture. This point is raised by the
brewers under the original package" de-
elRfOn
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

LONDON, Aug. s.-The Tinee Buenss
Ayres special says the situation Is n0t inn
proved. 1hs national and other banks
are taking advantage OF the Law enabling
them 70 postpone cash payments except Ia
the case Of the smallest checks Il is pos
sible that the financial crisis may do what
foros Of arms failed 10 accomplish, and
force Prasident Celmaa 20 resign.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
VOLUNTEER TIE VICTOR.
In the Race She Left the Puritan
Far Astern.
A FINE RUs ron TIE G0EIT CUP

The Vosuntcer Defeated THO Trnrftan by
Nearly Half m IIour-Among soi,oonors
tile aierlin WAS Victorious -qlAe esossoon
Greatly outsaIls the Clara
NEWPORT, r. J.. Aug. "A heavy tiiun-
der, wind and rain storm that visited this
city Thursday morning was succeeded by a
Hat calm, threatening tlse postponement OF
the Goelet cup race, nnd 1t was not until
five bells TINT the Electra left her anchor.
age, having previously signaled the race.
The wind strengthened gradually, until,
as the Electra neared the starting line at
Brenton's reef lightship, the conditions
seemed favorable for a start, with The tide
more than half ebbed and wind about
northeast The Sow and Pigs course was
selected, and the Electra reached the start
ing line at six bells. Soon after the start
WIS signaled, and the first boat 70 cross
the line was the Clara
Tie START
The preparatory gun was fred AT ii .s2
and the starting signal at l1;42 The Clara
was quickly passed by the Volunteer and
Puritan, closely followed by Graeie and
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

TORONTO, Onto, aug. 2--Patrick Downey,
Peter AsIAughllA and Charles Mcneil, in
mates Of the SnnRysSde Orphan asylum,
while attempting - Gross the railroad
track in a carriage near A'arkdale station,
was struck by \ pnsseDge- train and all
three instantly killed. Dow. ney's body was
impaled on the locomotives flagstaff
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

SYRACUSE, n. y, Aug. 2.-Gndlsy HorS
ton, young carriage maker, took a dose
ot laudaIurn, from the effects OF which he
soon afterward died. The refusal Of his
wife So live wish him Is believed to be the
cause Of the suicide Charles Frances, aged
4, was pushed into the canal here by
playmate OF about the same age and was
drowned. The body was recovered
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

JAAiEsBURG, n. j., Aug. 2-This pIaoe Is
rent asunder by quarrel between Editor
Asa ID. Hammell aud Postmaster William
Scartell, who has appealed 10 the law,
claiming that the editor used abusive Ian
guage 70 his daughter, Miss ScartelL The
editor hgs been arrested Charges are to
be sent to Washington against tho post
master
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

HALIFAX, n s., Aug. 2.-Rsr .majeetys
ship Thrush, Prince George comm. anding,
has arrived here. Prince George 70 ported
TO the commander OF the Coinus. after
WHOA be returned to his ship. A nun. Der
Of newspaper men endeayored TO intervt. W
the prince, but wers informed that he va !
too busy to see them.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

WHAnSGToN, Del. Aug. 2.-Mrs Emily
Scanlon, of Germantown, Pa, was in
stantly killed at Brndywine Springs
Thursday afternoon, by falling from a
tobacco slide. Her little child who was
with her was very badly hurt.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

BUFFALO Aug AT the Republican
convention in the Second assembly district
Of Cattaraugus comfy. Assemblyman ]. S.
Whipplc was nominated by acclamatiou.
This makes the fourth time that NJ. Whip-
pie has been thus hono-ed.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

Nsw York, AgE. aThe principal eject
Of Assistant Attorney General Tyner's re-
cent decision shat Tolstoi's latest book.
tKrsutzer Sonata - viii be excluded from
the mails, was seen yesterday in the num-
ber " green bOsnd copies Of the book
hawked Sh0Gf ky peddlers. The sale Of the
book has nSaa iRmsased immenselF.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 2.-The union sail
ors and fremen of this city will hereafter
demand the following monthly rates Of
wages: First mate, 80; second mate, $85s
seamen, $50; donkeymen, SIS; cooks and
stewards, $40. The union sailor will be al
lowed to ship with non-union men.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

IA oRRIsvILLE. Pa, Aug. About forty
emnl, ,yes in the factory OF the Goodyer
yulca, 'ite Rubber company here are out
on striA e on account o. reductlun Of
wages. -..- 4 sa-
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
suMATEn nMsnRrn

f~r~~r,s- ~'Nr-y>-----~
HOTzL CHETwOoDE,
I ATLANTIC CITY, n.
hemodeled and enlarged; sixty elsepins :
ro0msi All conventences Of large hotel; new =
furnished, rooms large and airy, sovesaI bav
ing ocean view; beds comfortable with yrrvew
Hlre springs. hair mattresses and feather nil
,oNa; closets on each floor; particular care las
throughout the house, city ater and eras. - N
bells in every room.
This hotel is desirably loAted, on Pacific
avenue between Indiana and Illinois AyenueN
convenient TO TIE Fer nEvIyargia ana paa5ts,-
walk Of the boach.
:. The proprtetress takes this opportunity 10
suank her friends and patrons for former
iaVors In past experience, and promises 70
respect. @t
epoclal attention will be given to the cara
~ lnvRnds- MRS. ANNIE GRUBR
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

The committee appointed by Commodore
Gef@y % draft set Of resolutions on she
death Of George u Schuyler have reported
them. They recite his numerous services
for the New York Yacht clnb and express
profound sorrow at his demisG NE reS6-
lntiOns are signed by Charles 4 Pana,
James p. Smith, Mmidge Il. 6espy, AnSA-
avn A Fish and G. 3. Iselin.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The price of ice has
ty-four hours on account Of the short sup
hot wave a
Evening journal., 1890-08-02

Katrina Gossoon was next, about three
minutes behind the leader, and Cinderella
went across some time after the handicap
gun. The Marguerite and Palmer and
sloops Dare, the Sea Fox and Merlin were
close together The run 70 Vineyard Sound
lightship was uneyentful, save that it fore
shadowed the drubbing which the Clara
was to receive nt the hands Of the little
Gossoon, and awoke the vain hope that the
Thayer boys might keep within her time
allowance and win the Goelet cup. Kntrina
was downing the Oracle, while the Merlin
led the schooners, with Maydower and
Marguerite behind, but outpointing the
Merlin and the other schoonerR She Mar
guerite's advantage, however, did not bring
her among the nine leaders,
The Race Seventeen Mikes Ont
The leading boats rounded VINEYARD
sound ightship-seyenteen miles out-as
follows Volunteer, 2:2O.4O; Puritan, 2:84sk2:
Katrina, 252;O5; Gossoon, s06.2O; Merlin,
S:07:30; Mayflower, SO0:55; Oracle, 8.l2:S5;
Clara, 3:l5:l5; Sea Fox, 3:l7:2l
It Was Volunteer ProcesslOn
The short run Of five miles across 10 Hen
and Chickens llghtship did not alter the
positions Of the vessels very much. The
three leaders rounded Ia this order Vol
unteer, 2.5l; Puritan, a.04; Katrina, s;24.9O.
On the last leg to BrentonTs reef lightship
the boats set balloon jibs, topsails and
spinakers, but there was no race from that
out ltwas simply Volunteer procession,
and the grand old cup defender increased
her already good lead on the last nfteen
miles, winning the Goolet cup in her old
time form
The Merlin and the maylOwcs-
The Merlin and Mayfower are both m
finer shape than last year, but the same
cannot be said OF the Sea Fox, under her
new ownership and handling The Mar
guerite seems from her showing In this
raoe to have hardly been hettered BY her
alterations, but she mny meet her friends
expectations Later The Merlin's SUCCESS
was fairly earned, and she deserves the
fl,O00 trophy which viii deooTaAn hsr
owners sideboaFd this winter
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF FRESH COWS.
VIII be sold at public sale, at my resi-
dence near Booths Corner Delaware county.
Pa, on Monday, August 4th, 1890. at O'Clock
p. M, twenty-five Fresh Cows and SprinVers.
from Cum berland county. Pa. Stock specially
selected for this sale. : ard months credit.
WILLIAM S. COOLEY.
A. Q. sHARPLEss, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1890-08-02
A summary Of the Boo,
Following h a summary Of the raue
ar-4e,ras,~,.a
Gorfy's Disilngnlsh6d GagsF

Amopg Commodore GerTy's guests %
board the faEship Electra were secrptafy
Window, Sir Julian Psunccfote, Vice Ad-
mirnl q. W. Watson and officers of the
Bellerophon, Partridge and Canada, Of the
British North Atlantic squadron, and Sir
John Ross K. G. B., lieutepant genaral IN
command Of the Canadian ttoops.