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New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
Cuticura

We believe these rrca, cures u .tn scalp. and blood
ei-,. are among Tho wond riu over performed hy
medicine. and stamp the CUTlCcEA EENLDIES A. The
creates; .ln cur, bood puraef-' aud hunoT Fen.1'e'
q mod ~ times.
crrcrRA. the great skin cure. Instantly ali'ys tho
most aconung itching and Inflammation. clears tho skin
and scalp Of every q disease. heals ulcers and so'
remove. crsts and scales and restores the hair cCTI
CrEA SOAP the greatest - skin purifiers and bantin'r'
Is ,ndi-peu.ao, treating skin diseases and baby hnmo''
It produces Ia, Whilst. clearc-t skin and sot',' hands
fro, from r.n.p.e. pot os MeHl.h. CtTICuRA RI
SOLVENT the ncw blood aud skln purifier and creates;
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dressing gown. Ny hair had all sucd down fallen or,
and my head. IA and sab. and had 70
have q towel head all the rme In the sumner N
keep tho nes ~ Ny parents consulted prominent ply
s,can and surgeon here Chicago he Other phyriran-
before mentioned Of Dunias and Hamilton Canada
lie said he could DO nothing for re wanted 10 cut
tho snews Of my hogs that could walk but would
no, lct him for Il got better would have control
Of them
When hr-t applied tho CCTfCTEA RFNEDITS In
January. 1879 all and hleoing from scratching
myer bat asleep almost immediately sou' tAing
Ind not done '1r year. the cr"ct was 80 soothing.
Tho r-st morning after using them fo-h r had
skin only on end ~ my pink color. NeN,
day k'ni ~ white. and could place hand, on
the without 10 being painful. In about two weeks
could stand straight bat walk weak but
,cres were nearly we'll. curd ln about Ak %
eight wc,S. and up uis da.o f. O.. from Janusrv.
1870 u J1nuory 1897. have not bern .ick wav
or have had -Irn ~ d.eae resrpca ing
NO NV limb straight. supple and strong. ani my
skin 8. nnor ~ofte7 ani lish'o chapucd
o,i,r Ierson, Thore many persons who testify
20 pe vons rl cure have received b. yogr CrTGCCRA
REMEDIES W. J. MCDONALD.
3.7S. D,arborn.st. Chicago. IL. Jan. 80. 1857
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THE ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION SOON fO CD'''"'

The Edison Electrical Exhibition in aia oi ',o
New York Exchange for Woman's Work, al '"o Aep. .
Lyceum is nearing its end which VIII como o
49, The exhibition is fine one. a!ld the WIZ ar,
Il aids /, good one. and both deserve , S"pr -
nea, attractions are announced for this week as
follows: Rc-cngagcment of the pos solo
Chulka: Mis-, Bessie Mechlem. saAopl,u,n p,so son the
artist on Wednesday evening, ID. w. Robrr.n,pisi ~
manipulation OF the &" Musical silver sieSn"S'A''
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-r,rn.d run--Icr-oy city ?. worcster / fh,t tn'e
-, - T.r-., CIV = Worcester =. l. y yp b.
l.f.cy C.ty Worc-~ter D. Jwobas' MT, M'',n. IN
C.'In,.so Stolen 1a.,s-Keny. Nhc"iaH. Nai Aietth''
ND ,.nina,s. stLtl. saerihc" hitH Bnid''k, ,an.
idon Jones Doublo phys-K'ay ,na poo,,Y a,r,
p'ros Ba,c Oh Galls-oG y, Deimott Of hn,.,
nnrns q Iuuirc- X rlcy. Tme-1 81.
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Tot,ls... 024ls o TOtals.......i3 II y II o
R.s!Yoas R,SstYi{q @ Q g Q 3 8 S-,s S-,5
elror-New; York / Left on base,Ss-iiroodyn T. New
York s. First base balls-On Weyhng 3. OF O'Day
4 HI by pitcher-Whitncy Thrcc-basc hits-Slattcry.
Joyce. Two.base hts-Andrews. Bauer, whitney Doubl'
nlsy--Ward and orr. Sacrifice hits-McGeachy. Richard
Q Hatneld Stolen basesConnoI Rirh.ldson. J2yc@
Struck out-tCe. Ewing. Or. Joyce Wcyhlhg VIVA
ptches- -Weyhing 2 Passed balls-Ewing .. UmpTcsz
barnes and Garney. Time u game-l 30
The change in management In the Jersey City
club yesterday, seemed TO work wonders Burdock
u DOW manager in place of Brady. Dooey. formerly
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Left a. the post.

Battnr TO wiiI-King Idle 10 ], ouesal 10 ]. Little
linn : 10 l. St. Paris (iayorci q TO 5. Esau - TO /.
Fblis 20 10 Others 20 to 200 TO l.
Eettinr for plsco-hing Idle TO 3, QueSa I, 5,
I.tr lin > to l. st. Paris ! ~ 9 Esau to /, Ebis
& TO l. Others 1j to 80 10 l.
Village Maid led the quarter and was passed by
Ou.sal who showed the way TO the last sixteenth post
where King Idle challenged her and in stirring finish
beat her on post neck Queaal second five lengths
before Little Jim, who beat Esau head. Gyda was LETT
At the post. The winner bought in for sl4jj.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

u,..n ,s Wo,,.-t.r at Ncv-Haycn, Wilmington -.
Ia.firor~. 80 Wllrnrton.
TAur-dn, Jersey '.y ". Hartford. at Oakland lirN'
f.f.., CITY. N.n4rt N Warrington. a. N.tr. N'N-
ili,,n ~. Wo...-'.r. a. H,v-HA,cns Wilmington "
Is'iluor-. It Wilmington
ff.Gay- jersey cry y,. Hartford. a. oakland Park.
J,t... ,i',. N.w.IA W. Washington. 40 AcNalA, Nr".
lla.sn ~ WORCESTER. IT Now Haven.
Sa,urdry- -HAit'ofd Vs. jersey CITY a. Hartford Ba!u
Ior. NrwIf.. At Baltimore. Nd-hurtou y. Wilin.nt-
;on .. Washington. Worc.,t.r NrNlIaI,n. At WOE.
cs-fsr.
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Cured by Cuticura

IL had known o; the CUTIcURA REMEDIES twenty.
e'eh' years ago IL would have saved $4,000 1.-TWO hum
urea doilars) and immense amount OF suffering Nv
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

disease (psoriasis) com.
menced on my head In
a spot not larger than a
cent. IL spread rap.
idly all over my body
and got under my nails.
The scales would drop
OF Of me all the time,
and my suffering was
endless, and with.
out relief. One thou.
sand dollars would not
tempt me 70 have this
disease over again. L
am a poor man, but feel
rich TO be relieved Of
what some OF the doc.
tors said was leprosy.
some rlngwOrm, psori.
asls, etc. / took :.
and Sarsaparilla
over one year. ana
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since Writing you. Jan 80 1887 in regard to ny
cure Of eczema IN January. 1879. have had no re-
alpearanec = disease IN form, and a. strong
and healthy a, though had never haa any such
d,s.a,o W j. DONALD.
1882 Deartorr.st. Chear'. H.. Jan. %. 1890.
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NATIONAL LEAGUI

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Droo,lvn : Ncw.York g. Cleveland g. Pittsbur: 3.
Iih,iadsphia 3 Boston o. At ChcacO-Rain.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
vnw.York 13 Rroohlyn l. Pitt,burg 6. Buffalo .
Phad, .phia D. Boston d. At chi Rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCI ALTON.
rrootI,u : Svr,cus. T. Toledo : Coiumbus &
pnche-t,r 10 Athletic . 81 loJis O. Louisville q.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey CITY TO- Worcester 10 NewaIk TO- taliimort g.
Washington IL Whining New Haven Z, Hartford .
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Cured by Cuticura

when six months old the left hand OF our little grand
child began to swell and had appearance OF largo
boil! We poulticed IT, but all to no purpose About hye
months after II became running Soon other sores
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

r. the Ncv Yorh club. ha. been -ecprt - p"'
,,, h,.c vfI,h he DID lu the most ,.ei'tahic uru.
ncr Ncarly 1000 people went 90 ntA!ln' IAr.
10 witness tnc came between TIE N"T''-'.F anu
Lew CIV teams, The humr uln" Won. after an
Interesting rcl' The scOte was as f'.l'N'
' ,-p.t.,- .fr,- WORCESTER
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Another NJ. d. called 10
a" King's Evil" and
prescribed gunpowdcr.
birthstone. and lard
mixed into a salve.
ther prescribed
borax water aud four;
another, lin.crd poul-
ticc... None Of th"m
did mo any good at all.
but made ne worse.
The disease spread u
my arms and l"rs. TIL
| va lad up entirely
and from continually
sitting on the foor on
\ pillow nv limbs 'on-
tract.d SO that | lost all
control Of tncm. NV
mother would have 20
llit me out and into bed.
7 could not g't nay
clothes IN At all. and
had 10 wear 4 sort II
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Cured by Cuticura

At the age Of three months rash (Which afterwards
proved to be eczema salt rheum) made it, appearance
oh INV face physician said teethns was the cause he
prc.crbod hut the spread To my and head.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

confirm nv cure Of January 90 1887, which remains
complete and permanent 10 date
DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY,. VT, Feb 5. 1890
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Eczema ~ Years

Seventeen year. of fearful suffering Head, face and
cnr. one solid scab. Body mass Of disensc. Limbs
contracted and helpless. Physicians and all medi-
cine. useless. Cured by CCTICIkA KEMtDlEs IN
c;ubt weeks. Cured in January, 1879. and has
continued complete and permanent 10 date, Jan.
20, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
Cured by Cuticura

am going TO tell you Of the extraordinary cure your
CUTICURA REMEDIES performed on me- About the
q. ~ Apr last noticed red pmplcs Ike coming
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Remedies

Of humor remedies ceanses the blood OF all Impurities and
poisonous clements and thus removes the CAUs Sc Hence
the CUTICCRA REMEDIES cure every species Of ason'z
ing hunllang itching. burning, scay. and Iimpy de.
q the sAn. scalp and blood. with loss OF hair and
al humors botchcs eruptons sores, scales. and crustS
whether simple scrofulous contagious when the best
physicians and all other remedies fail.
sold everywhere. Price CUTICURA, SOC; SOAP,
25c. ; EEsOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston,
~ Send Tor "IIov to Curc skin Diseases" Ga
illustrations, and 100 tc,tmerals.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
I.ONt'N.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING. H. "
NEW YORK PLA YERS WIN.
THE BROOKLYN BROTHERHOOD BEATEN.

ILLLUCK or THE CITY NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM
JERSEY CITY'S MEN IMPROVING.
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Four Most Wonderful Cures
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases
Cutcura Remedies
BY THE
Cuticura Remedies
Mortar Spotted Skin

Bodv covered with scales like spots of mortar.
An awful spectacle. Disease. eczema aud psori-
a.is combined. Consulted physicians In vain.
Completely cured iu i've weeks by CCTlCCRA
REMEDIES. n. B. This cure was effected
Sept. Fl, 1887, and Is confirmed by letter. Feb
~. 1890.
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but All DNfE NV bvsAN I,
but thought nothing oi
II until some time later
on. when IL began n
look like spots Of mortar
spotted Oh. and which
came on In myers, ac-
companied with itching.
/ would scratch every
night until ] was raw,
then the next night the
scales. being formed
meanwhile. were 5 ratch-
I'd of again. In vain
did l consult all the
doctors In the country,
but without aid. After
giving up all hopes OF
recovery. | happened 10
see an advertisement In
the Newspaper about
your c L T I G L X A
REMEDIES. and pur-
chased them from my
druggist, and obtained
almost immediate relief.
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Psoriasis 23 Years

Body covered with scaly psoriasis 2S years. Con.
slant shedding of scales. Suffering endless aal
and the usual remedies useless Cured by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES nt n cost Of SJ. Cured
Jan. 20, 1857. Cure permanent 10 date Feb. q.
1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

pspy,c salr and scalp puF.a'd and bca"th'd by
HECI = rlir. "a SOAP Ah.'.'"y Iur'.
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May o 1883.

Your letter Of inquiry regard 10 the poruan"ny of inc
cure ,hy uhe CUTICrRA ETMEDiFN Of my ii't' grand
-ou WI. duly received happy 70 -av h. remains
rorft tly well, aud and 40 -ien- ot -cr''a
II he get, cut or huc f, heal, readily and the CHILD Is
veil Mr. =. =. ph'''''
eie Fast Clay.-t. Bloomington. Ill.
February :. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
ScrofuIous Child

mining sores all over body. Head solid scab. dis
charging offensive matter. Bones affected ana
pieces discharged. Could not move In pe"' "'''
ing no USE of ha nds Cured by CUTICUKA
REMEDIES. ~ B.-This cure was made May ~
2, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

formed. He then had two
Of them on each hand,
and a. his blood became
more and more impure. IL
took less time for them 10
break out. a sore came
on the chin. beneath the
under lip, which was very
offensive. His head was
one solid scab. discharg-
ing a great deal. This
! was his condition at
4 twenty-five months OLD,
4 her / undertook the
} are Of him. his mother
having died when he was
a llttlc more than a year
old. Of consumption
l,rrofula. OF courae)'
lie could walk a htt'o'
fcll down, and could not
.se Of his hands. | lmme-
CUTICURA REMEDIES
.cr another healed. a bony
lc-c nye deep ones Just be-
grow loose ard were taken
g.. ono Of those ugly bone
taking a dozen and a hall
and Is now. at the age OF
p child.
= l.. &. briggs.
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began N notice that the scaiy eIuplonN gradually
droppcd of and disappeared bv and have been
fully cured had the disease thirteen months before
began taking the CUTICURA REMEDIES. and in four
or five weeks was entirely cured Ny disease ~ss eczema
and psoriasis. l recommended the CrTlCtRA RENE
DIES 70 all In my vicintY. and kno" oil great many
have taken them. and thank me for the kno"edae
~ them especially mothers who have babes with sca!y
cruptions on their heads and bodies cannot express
in words my thanks YOU Ny body was covered with
scales and / awful spectacle u behold no" Hy
skin is a. nice and char as baby's.
GEO. COTEY.
MERRILL. WIS. Sept. II. 1887
confirm my OF Sept 81. 1887, and cannot express
tho thanks owe YOU GEO. CoTEY.
MERRILL WIS, Feb 81, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

DApvJc skin and Scalp purified and beautlh's "
CHOI = CCTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

nlaaPLEs black.heads, chapped, rousn rsd' anu ony
fIm skins prevented by CT Il'Ok soAF'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

rlMpIts bari.leads charpof rough, r'i. and oily
PITI .au, pr.,..td hy CrrlCt KA SOAP
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PUESE $500. SPECIAL WEl"iil9 >
FIVE FUELONGS.

G. walbaun's b. c. Kcnwood by fal'etto-kHtG CTes
VIZ lo5 f..------ '---'--N Ir.,T,,
NJ Il D,ly, H. .. Go-tcr. l. lStipi
" l. Daly'S ,. D. FlHroy, aeed. l-o..l 't6t1
J. A. & =. Il. Norr>s 90. I. Homeopathy, o. iW
tear 10. -. -,ro,y a io5 fca? los.
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- Tinc-l oar.
re,,loc IN vin-Tottic 70 o Best BOY navortcJ n
10 Gretchen 90 70 l. Pescnce to ], Hands on to l.
Bcttinc for place ottic to s. Best Boy to 5. Gre
chen 20 10 J. Pcscncc TO 3, Hands OF 10 ], Marianne
4 10 l.
There were oay In it from start 20 finish Best BOY
and Lote Tic former led to the head Of the stretch
where Lotc pas.cd hi and after brief dispute she
clcvey by Icneth Roy second three lengths before
Gretchen The winner bought IN for s260j, your
Uncle william DAILY running up the price Headlight and
Lord Harry did not start.
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP. PURSE 5000. On
MILE
Dwve, Rrother,' b. c. Eon by Eolus-War Song,
yrs, los D.. =; "a aTy aM"n 3
Excelsior stables B. M Golden Reel 5. 100 lJoncs}
Union stable, :. T. lima b., T. ia ...... lBegen) U
c. Cornehl,sn,s B. King Crab Go Garrison
WithrOw's b. c. Joe Lee D, 100 ID BefpNDJ
u b. Po!lard'e b. c.. Pelham. I, 95....... tSack(
w c. DAYS. b. ZcpIyrus T. 35 (Lambcyl U
" Q.ttefcldj 0
Time-1 ~
Betting to win-Eon IS To 5. Bclwood 8 to !. Golden
Reel 30 lima Is, 0ayoritel 10, King Crab II u
Zephyrus Joe Lee 80 TO l, Ny Fellow 80 to l.
Pelham 80 10 1.
Betting for paceEon to TO- Bellwood IL TO Golden
New-York tribune., 1890-05-04

February :. lSt
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
A man shot at Oxford.

EAsToN. Md Nov. 17.-Saturday
Captain Howard. OF the oyster police
force, took the schooner Langrall,
charged with violating the oyster cullfng
law. The captain escaped Justice
Stevens, OF Oxford, who heard the case,
imposed fine and directed the b9At to
be held until the fine was paid Benja-
min Wilson. one Of the owners OF the
Langrall, avowed his purpose to take
the boat away Justice Stevens deter
mined he should not. and arming him
self, followed Wilson TO the wharf and
forbade him to touch the boat, Wilson
struck Justice Stevens, who returned the
blow, but, being quite an aged man, was
overpowered by Wilson. who got him
dswn on the wharf Justice Stevens
then drew bis pistol and fred, the ball
meking a severe flesh wound ln Wilson's
abdomen. This ended the fight and also
ended Wilson's attempt to take the
Langrall. The schooner is now in the
custody of Sheriff Nicols
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
WHAT TAKES THEM OFF ?

The Alarming Increase OF Pneumonia
and what It Means-"rhe stitch In
Time y
Scarcely a day passes that one does not hear
OF men and women whom we picture as the
perfection Of health. aud strength. being
stricken down by the terrible disease, pneu.
monin.
Perhaps the greatest cause OF pneumonia in
this country Is the extreme difference in tenn
peraturs between he interiors OF offices and
homes and the outside air, so long AS people
consider It necessary for their comfort to
maintain q hot-house temperature indoors.
when he mercury - very lowou side, 50 long
will pneumonia find victims.
The gseate-t care and prompt measures
should DO taken upon the first approach OF
the slightest symptoms OF pneumonia. II you
have a tickling IN the throat, Il fightT ees in
the chest, pain In the head. a chilly feeling
orpains throughout the holy act promptly,
act wisely bring about an imme late re-
action. This can sogietimes be aceomp ished
I y quick and violent exercise but that is ex-
han, ting ana wastes the strength, which
take a pure and strong siiu ulant, wnicn will
ten TO eqnah2s the circulation, check con-
gestion aid restore to health There are
many forms OF stimulation, but only one & at
can ne recommended is Duify's Pure
Malt Whisky. This is the only medicinal
whisksy upon the market and its purity aud
power a-e proven by its popularity. II has
were candidates for pneumonia than any dir-
ceyery OF modern science, and II stands. as II
deserves TO stand. AT the head Of medicinal
stimulante OF the pres Mt day.
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
TROUBLE AMONG MERCHANTS.
Members do Not Want to Pay R12 per
Year Tor Membership.

Members do Not Want to Pay R12 per
Year tor Membership.
There is some trouble In this city be-
tween several retail dealers who awhile
ago joined Wilmington branch of the
Retail Merchants Commercial Agency of
Chicago, and the association, The branch
was started for the purpose OF protecting
retail dealers from those people who get
goods on credit and do not pay for them.
The agent Of the assc citation came to
this city and secured the names of fifty
persons on a subscription list. The local
association was formed November q
Some of the men who put their names on
the subscription list afterward decided
not to join the association and did not
attend the organization meeting.
They soon learned, however. that by
signing the paper they pledged them
selves as members and agreed to pay a
yearly contribution of $l2 to the central
agency.
Some of the members would not pay
this and when they declared this inten-
tion they wee confronted with a
notice to pay the money to Justice of
the Peace Sasse, in whose hands the sub
scription list had been placed for collec
ton
President Lawton, of the local branch
says there is slight misunderstanding
which will be amicably settled.
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
MARINE MATTERS.

The Mexican steamship Campechano is
at the Pusey and Jones Compauy's wharf
with cargo of logwood and cocoanuts,
which will probably be sold here The
vessel will receive new boilers and exten.
sive repairs to her hull
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany will build a new iron steamboat for
the Rockaway route She will be called
the Augustus Belmont, and will be Atty
feet longer than the steamer Grand Re-
public of the same line.
Frederic aallatins new steam yacht
Almy. which is now at the shipyard OF
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
will return TO New York to-morrow
where she will lay up for the inter a;
Tebo's The alterations and additions
to her hull have been completed
The Italian bark Florida sailed from
the Delaware Breakwater for Genoa. yes
terday, with cargo of petroleum. About
a year ago the vessel was brought into
the Breakwater by the tug Pride, leaking
badly, and was sfterwaId sold by the
United States Marshal to satisfy several
claims. Her new owrers spent over
ga, 600 on necessary repairs to put her in
a seaworthy condition
Evening journal., 1890-11-17

John Murray Of this city, has received a
pension.
Workmen are repairing the bed Of
Third street between Madison and Jeffer-
son streets.
County Treasurer Haman will sit at the
Court House tomorrow afternoon be-
tween and O'Clock to pay the deputy
sheriffs.
Register Of Wills j. X. Bradford has
granted letters testsmentary upon the
estate Of Rosanna McElwee to Eugene
d. r. Sutton.
st. Johns Castle. No. 4, Knights Of
the Golden Eagle will celebrate its
seventh anniversary ia its rooms
Wednesday evening.
Wilmington Conclave, No. 90. I'm
proved Order of Heptasophs will hold its
tenth annual anniversary celebration in
Eden Hall this evening.
Rain began to fall shortly before mid
night, last night. and from until /
o'clock it came down in torrents The
rainfall up to o'clock this morning
was two inches.
A young man who claims to be 8 Will
mington Knight of the Golden Eagle
has been heecing his Chester brethren o,
small sums Of money to get drunk on.
The five conclaves of Heptasophs Of
Seven Wise Men, in this city, are tryine
to secure larger quarters, than theil
present rooms In the Hardness building
A freight train wreck on the New
York division of the Pennsylvania rail
road on Saturday evening. delayed th,
south bound trains over the P, w. & b
railroad for more than an hour.
Burglars attempted to'enter the grocer,
store of Dennlson & Peach. on FiftI
street, between King and French. last
night, but only succeeded in breakin,
the glass IN door when they wer'
| frightened off by Mr.. Peach.
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
STANLEY Lecture Course

The largest audiences ever gathered In
the Academy Of Music, Philadelphia, were
there to greet the hero Stanley When
he left the stage door on Saturday night
there were hundreds Of people waiting,
and as he appeared with his wife many
shouts of greeting and admiration went
up from the excited crowd The crowd
followed him TO the door Of the Stratford
Hotel. and as he went in the door they
gave three cheers for Stanley hero"
which we're deafening The Stanley lee
ture course will begin here at the Opera
House on the 18th, and 1t would be wise
to secure seats early, as the house will
surely be crowded Frederick Villiers
the war correspondent, will be the tirst
lecturer; subject, War ON q White
Sheet .
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
brutal Assault on a woman.

This mornings session Of Municipal
Court was held at o'clock. Willis
King, colored was charged with making
q murderous assault on Eleanor Morris,
with whom be lives. The parties are
residents of the East side On Saturday
night King returned TO his home drunk,
and brutsl!y assaulted the woman. He
threw her on the floor and kicked her
until three of her ribs were broken. He
next attempted to throw her from a sec
ond story window, but her screams at
tracted neighbors to the rescue aud she
was saved Dr. Morgan who at
attended the woman gave it as
his opinion that she would be unable to
come to court for several days King
was held in $500 bail to appear on Thurs.
day morning when. if the woman has
recovered. the case will be heard. Will
liam J Faulkner. drunk. was fned 81
d costs; Alexander Young, colored,
drunk, discharged on payment of costs
William Wagner, colored, drunk, 81 and
costs
Evening journal., 1890-11-17
Wanther.

Indications for Delaware and Maryland
p. m CLOUDY weather will prevail
with no decided temperature change, fol
lowed by rain, with fog on the coasts and
fresh northeasterly to easterly winds in
creasing in force tonight
New York Herald Forecasts The Gulf
storm has extended its Influence north
ward to Kansas and northeastward to
West Virginia, over which area rain fell
yesterday Though the storm is not yet
powerful cyclone, It will probably al
vance to the ncrtheastward TO day, in
creasing dangerously in force as It ap.
proaches the Atlantic coast by
TO night and tomorrow Il is
likely to develop eastery gales
near Cape Hdtteras, gradually extending
north, possibly by to morrow, to Long
Island Sound and the New England
coast Ten pers'ufe was nearly stationary
IN the UAited States. Chief maximum
reported was SO degrees, at Huron, S D.
the chief minimum, 78, At Jupiter, Fla,