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Evening journal., 1890-04-09
Mnrrlad nt Iehannn-

Edward Merdenhall Taylor, son of the
late Clarkson Taylor, was married to Miss
Helen Nelly, daughter of John Nelly. at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa at noon
to day. A number of people
went from this city this morn
ing to attend the wedding and the
reception which followed: Among them
were; Mrs. Elizabeth s. Taylor, mother of
the groom; Miss Stabler Of Sandy
Springs, Nd; Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor, Mr..
Mrs. Edward Mendenhall, DR.. Egmont
Negendank, Willard D. Speakman.
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Adiourned Sale of nnIldinr 100.

Next Saturday afternoon, B. F. Town
send, real estate agent will sell at pub
lie sale, the remaining building lots on
the track of land owned by the city Of
Wilmington, and bounded by Eighth.
Ninth, DUPONT and Scott streets. The
sale was started on March Goth, when a
number Of the lots sold at excellent
prices and the remainder will be sold
next Saturday afternoon. The lots to be
sold are among the choicest Of the entire
tract, and Intercollegiate location, with the
Eighth street electrict railway running
right by the property, make them very
desirable purchases. Some fine real
estate bargains can surely be obtained at
this sale
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Holy Trinity Guild

The Holy Trinity Guild of Old Swedes
Church held a meeting at the residence
OF Miss Drabble last evening After the
usual business was transacted, the fol-
lowing program was given under the
auspices of the Musical Committee:
Guitar solo, Miss File; reading, S Oven
shine; piano and violin, B. McHugh,
Miss Jennie McHugh and Professor Rey-
bold; piano solo, Miss McHugh. The
next meeting of the guild will be held at
on April %.
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INFLAMMATION INsTlTu1E.
Mrs. NJ. A. Resag Elected Librarian an,
Some New Books Ordered.

Mrs. NJ. A. Resag Elected Librarian and
Some New Books Ordered.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wilmington Institute was held last
evening. Mrs. NJ A. Resag, who has
been acting librarian, was elected lirbar-
ian. Her assistants are Miss Lucy
Barnes and Miss Hortense Keables. The
directors decided to keep the library
open every day except Sundays, Christ
mas and Fourth Of July.
The following books were ordered to
be purchased: English Lands, Letters
and Kings, volume 2. D. G. Mitchell !;
The Mistress of Beech Knoll, Clara L.
Burnham; ''The Story Of Boston, Arthur
Gilman {. 1.-THE Frozen Pirate, I" W. Clark
Russell; 1.-The Story Of Scotland. Z
Story of Nations" James Macintosh
The. Story of Alexia," Mary Abbot
"The Corsican Brothers" Alexander
Dumas; "An Hour With Delsarte. Anna
Morgan; Marion Graham" NJ. w.
Lawrence; "Going on Pilgrimage. Luev
Taylor: The Great War Syndicate. 3"
Frank R. Stockton; John jaw. "Ameri-
can Statesmen" George Pellsw; Life of
Dante Gabriel Rosetti." Joseph knight
"Under SalisburySpire, Emma Marshall
"Pactolus Prime, A. W. Tourgee /;
"Wellsprings of Wisdom" F.
W. Robinson; "Tramp at Home. ?
Lee Meriweather; "The Elements Of
Drawing" John Ruskin; "Two Thou
sand Miles Through the Heart of Mex.
ico," ]. H. Mccarthy; "Orations and
Speeches Of Chauncey NJ. Depew p
ethics of Religion, Samuel Salter
''The Early Plantagenets; "Epochs of
Modern History, William Stubbs
Readings in Natural History, S. Lock.
wood lone of the Twenty. eighth. a
Story Of Waterloo, " G. A. Henty; "Bells
of st. Paul "
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PASTORAL STAFF
Made From Relics From Old Churchej
of This Country ana SCOTLAND.

Made From Relics From Old Churohel
of This Country ana Scotland.
Charles NJ. Burns, architect of the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd at Bishop,
stead, has presented pastoral staff to
Bishop Coleman. and it was used first at
yesterdays conservation services
The staff crook is beautifully carved
and highly polished. The gift comprises
several relics Of ancient church edifces.
The sections are eonnected with wooden
rings and the staff is six feet high.
The crook is made from a piece Of the
rafter of St Luke's Church. Virginia,
1852, one Of the Oldest churches in the
United States The next section is from
st. Nicholas Church, Aberdeen, Scotland.
near where Bishop Seabury, the first
Bishop of Americaswas consecrated. The
next is from the spire of Christ Church,
Philadelphia, 1904 then another piece
from st. Nicholas Church. The lower tip is
made from a piece of the communion rail
in old Swedes' Church, and is dated 1898
This staff, by reason OF the historical
material, is one of the most unique and
valuable in the country.
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Fire Department FlectIor

The Fire Department is still very
much agitated over the election OF
chief for the department. The combina.
tion men say that Cloud and his ticket
are elected, but the anti-combination
men say that they viii present petit
tion and documents to City Council
which they claim will snow fraud. It is
thought that the matter viii be referred
to the Fire Committee Of Council. The
Robinson men say the men who. made
afiidavits will testify, and the Clohd men
say that the vote of the Fame Hose Com.
pany was 40 for Robinson and So for
Cloud
The following is a copy Of a postal
card sent TO E. A. Robinson, one Of the
candidates.
WILMINGTON, April 9, 1890.
"NED: If / were you | would with.
draw from the contest as chief as told
you before. The company will not. or
them that has charge Of the election will
not give you fair count. They have
sworn that they would not give vou a
fair count FAME Hosr . (
This implies that even If Robinson did
get the greater number of votes. they
would not be so counted. Henry Kopp
and John McClafferty swere before vii.
liam II. Lee, that the total
number Of votes cast was ninety
eight, and also fifty-two men swore be.
fore him that they voted for Robinson.
Thus It is not known who is chief and
council VIII have TO settle the matter.
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ON THURSDAY.
THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL, 1890,
At . O'Clock d. m.


Inc tONoWing described real estate, W.
All those certain lots or pieces OF land fbeinn
lots Nos. and Z, and II feet Of lot No IN
Parkl situate in Brandywine hundred, New
Castle county, Del.
beginning at point on the narthwesterly
SIDE OF Market street. extended at the dis
tance Of l25 feet northeasterly from the
northaasterly side OF Thirtieth street; thence
northWesterly parallel with Thirtieth street
parallel with Market street extended so feet
10 another corner; thence sOutheasterly
parallel with Th irtieth street 100 feet 70 the
and thence thereby sOuthwesterlV so feet IA
the place OF beginning be the contents
thereof what they may. with two and half
STORY frame. house and other outbuildings.
Sc lied and taken In execution as the prom
erty OF Joseph Bellah and Annie ID. Bellah,
bis wife, and { s., and ~ he sold bv
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
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rho conference N nrool,Ivn.

New YORK, April o. The New York East
Methodist Episcopal conference continued
its session in Brooklyn. A supplementary
report was read from the conference claim
ants committee stating that the receipts ex-
ceeded those of any previous year, and the
claimants would receive an increased allow
ance. SM
Rev Charles Griffin read q report upon
the Methodist Book Concern and also deal
ing With the condition OF the Methodist re-
ligious papers, DR.. Pullman expressed his
regret that personalities had appeared in
tho colui.-. Of The Christian Advocate.
Dr. Buckley, the editor, denied the truth OF
this. to said that before publishing personal
matter TO any pastor he gave him an oppor-
tunity 70 set himself right before the publi-
cation
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Entertainment by the Kings Daughters.

A very pleasant entertainment was
given by the Kings Daughters of Asbury
NJ. E Church, in the Sunday school room
last night. There was a large and inter
ested audience. The program was as
follows; Singing, audience, Grown
Him Lord of All p address Of welcome
by the pastor, the Rev. J. d. c. Hanna
instrumental solo, Miss Florence Kersey
short statement of the work done by
the society, Mrs. Floyd vocal solo.
Miss Wells; reading, Miss Marvel :
dialogue, "A Party" Miss Fannie
Johnson, Miss Lolie Stayton. Miss
Mable Gem. Miss Fannie Lank. Miss
Laura Draper and Miss Lizzie Davis
vocal solo, Fred Mccall, recitation, The
Model Church, Frank Bothan: recita-
tion, The Little Telegraph Boy, I" Miss
Josie Redmile; vocal solo, ]. r. King;
recitation, Miss Lockwood; vocal duet,
Miss May Welch and Frank Bothan .
vocal solo, ''The Light in the Window. +"
Miss Wells; short address, J. R. King
singing, audience.
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Great Investment.

Phares of Stock in the Security Build
and Loan Association of Minneapolis.
|nu., which will mature in about seven
prs, returning you large gains on
Iney invested therein. Shares costs e0
Is per month each, which represents
~ at maturity. Prepaid and paid up
gck also issued. The association paid
n 20 per cent. dividend last wear
3thorrized capital, SO, 600. 600; snb-
bed capital, S.. 600. 600. Wilmington
Sneh Office, No. Q East Seventh street
sere you can call day or evening and
Hscrloe for shares and obtain further
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Two Suicides al Cincinnati.

CINcINNATI, o., April The body Of an
unknown man was found in Burnet woods
at o'clock with pistol ball in his head.
He was about 60 years old, sell dressed, and
a letter addressed to A. Matias 449 West
Eighth street was found IN bis pocket. At
2p m man namea Ed Whitaker, aged
IS. Of Is East Ninth street. committed sui
eide by cutting his throat No Gauss ass gned
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Clerical Rrothernnnd

The Clerical Brotherhood met at Bish-
opstead after the conservation OF the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd, and
luncheon, yesterday afternoon. The
subject for discussion was Sunday
School Lessons" Bishop Paret, Bishop
Adams and others took part. The
next meeting will discuss "How to
Evangelize Cities and Large Towns"
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Wattr CnmmissIoners.

The Wster Commissioners met last
evening. The weekly payroll was ordered
paid. City Treasurer Griffith reported
balance in bank Of $10l, O64 20. divided
as follows: Current expenses, $9S, FOG. S4s :
special, $7.35766. The petition Of w.
]. q. Lingo, for water pipes on Harrison
street was granted. A number Of bulls
was passed
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Locomotive Engineer Ininred.

Thomas Palmston, engineer of q
freight train on the P, w. & B railroad
broke his left leg below the knee by fall
ing into a culbert at Bellevue.
last night. He was brought to
this city and the fracture was
reduced at the hospital room at the
station, where he remained all night. He
was sent to his home in Philadelphia this
morning.
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Coal Cars DeraiIed.

Several coal cars were thrown from the
track at Eidystone last evening. The
cars delayed trains, being over both
tracks, No one was injured
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sHERIFF's SALES.

GHERlEF'S SALE.-BN VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington
New Castle county,. Delaware.
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Ara,nst the PnI

New ORLEANS, April 9-The Cotton Ex-
change has protested against the Butter
worth bill
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ON THrRSnAY
THE 24TH DAY OF. APRIL, 1s9t
At 9o,clock ,, m

THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL, 1890.
At 2o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
the two-story frame dwelling thereon erected
situate In the city Of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows. 10 wit:
Beginning at point on the easterly side Of
Scott street az the distance of l02 feet south
erly from the southerly side Of Fifth street
thence easterly and parallel TO Fifth street n
feet 20 corner; thence southerly and parallel
TO Scott street 10 feet 10 another corner,
thence westerly and parallel to Fifth street
aforesaid - feet to a point in the said easterlv
side of Scott street, and thence thereby NORTH.
erly 10 feet TO the place or beginning, be the
contents what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty Of Karl Kern and Wilhelmin G Kern,
his WIFE, and {. Is and to be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, sheriff.
Sherifls Oflce. Wilmington. nril Isal
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LIoENsE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE. II. MICHAEL l. CLINCH, THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the hoHse aitu-
ated at No. 26 West Seventh street.
in the Fifth ward in the city Of Wilmington
county Of New Castle and state of Delaware.
IN compliance with the requirements of the
acts of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
livery Of the State Of Delaware. In and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day of
May, 1870. being the next term OF said court.
for a license for said house as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart. to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens of said ward, at least twelve OF whom
are substantial freehllders of said ward
A. Given, John j. Dourhertv
John L; Donahoe, James B. Hasson,
huWafd 4. Kane, w II. Robinson,
II JarDerry, John Pattinson
John @. Brison, ,lsmes Megary,
Mm q Rohelen, James j. Fox,
Nathan Gheen. w N Weller.
1has. n. McWhorter, II. n. Connolly.
howard Ogle, George w. Mckee,
4. Is: hhoads, Daniel Il. kilroy.
~ Mllllam "A. Lee, Daniel Mulherin,
Thomas Ferry, Charles Weller.
MICHAEL !. CLINCH.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias, 20 me directed viii
be exposed to public sale, az the Court House.
on Market street. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware.
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coettos s5endoI eouirrnent cool Ventilated
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Colorado
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Electric nittcrs.

This remedy is becoming so well
known ana 70 popular rs 10 need no
special mention. All Who have
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rfunded.-Price 80 cts. and Sl.O0
per bottle at a. G.. Smith & Go s
Drug Store.
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The reason why a woman is afraid OF
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Read the following: Mr. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends
AMI physicians pronounced me an
incurahle Con>umptivc. Began
taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, am nov on my
third bottle, and able TO oversee the
work ON my farm IL is the fines;
ever made"
Jesse MiGdlewart. Decatur, Ohio,
says: chad it not been for DR..
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sumption l would have died Of Lung
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Crime I'm View Jersey.

NEW YORK, April I6.- The
Worlds Burlington, n. c.. special
says that Mrs. Carrie Vandergreft.a
wealthy woman Of that city, will be
arrested tomorrow on a warrant
charging her with having wilfulIy
poisoned her son, aged %, with in
tent TO kill. Last year she was COM
PEELED to raise Sl2, 900 to pay of some
OF her husbands heirs. She got the
money from the Security Company
OF Philadelphia, which makes loans
on mortgages ami insures the lie Of
the mortgagor or some member Of
the family for an equal amount. Up
ON the death of the insured the in
surance policy cancels the mort
gage and leaves the property clear.
MIS- Nandergrift had n policy is
sued on the life Of Frank Norman, 4
son by aformer husband. The in
terest on the mortgage was heavy
and taxed her resources, and it Is
charged that she conceived the dia-
bolical plan Of poisoning her son, in
order that his death might cancel
the mortgage.
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WHAT THE 'sTIMEs'' THINKS.
RAILWAY Traek LAYING.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, April 10.
Track laying began yesterday at
Deming on the Deming 4 Sierra
Madre road, which runs from that
point TO Toplabampa, Mexico, on
the Pacific coast The entire sys-
tenn, comprising about 1900 miles,
has been subsidized by the Mexican
Congress to the amount of So, 900
per kilometer. A Mexican COM
Eany has been organized Ia place a
line Of steamers in connection with
the new line, TO run between TOpla-
hamIa and China and japan ports.
The distance will be shortened by
this route 500 miles, or two days. be-
tween HongKOng and New York.
DemiDg, where connection is made
with the American system, will be
the centering point Of these rail
roads.
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ncCnlIn Under Arrest.

NEW YORK, April l6. = Rear
Admiral Braine, commanding the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, today re-
ceived official notice from the Sec
rotary Of the Navy Of the court
martial ordered to try Commissioner
McCalla. He promptly notified
McCalla that he was under arrest,
pending the result of the trial and
the commander surrendered his
sword and returned to the Enter
fTfss.
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AtrocIon- Iur.Icr

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch
from Winnemucca, Nevada, tonight
announces the arrest Of Ed. Tracy,
wanted in Chicago for murder.
Tracy's crime was an atruciOus one.
He was low character, and after
marrying a woman aud degrading
her, killed Charles Wagner Of S;sS
Clark street. Wagner kept n saloon
there and Mrs. Tracy lived over
head. Her husband one day told
her to get ready To go to Milwaukee.
She refused saying that he wanted
70 put her in a disreputable house.
Tracy tried TO force her 10 go and,
hearing the row, Mr.. and Mns.
Wagner and John Wilson rushed
in. Mrs Wagner denounced Tracy
as a procurer for n Milwaukee, house
Of ill-fam-. He drew a revolver aud
shot Wagner and made his escape
from the city. Since then he has
not been heard Of until tonight.
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In the Probate Court in and for Salt I.al
County, Territory OF Utah
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VIA TIE ALBERT LEA ROUTE.


TIE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA EANRAKEE
Minneapolis St Paul
Office United Canada. address
{. ST. JOHN JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Manager. CHICAGO. Gal Ticks Pass agent
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HONE AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY,

ppIrPN. IS cents, So csnta,
thlvhp. IS cents, and si.io
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Chief big Root

PIERRE, S. D., April 16.-A run
ner from Cheyenne, seventy miles
west Ct the reservation, says that
Chief Big Boot, with about forty
braves, refuses either TO take up land
or TO vacate for settlers, and COM
menced TO make trouble. Two COM
panies Of infantry and three Of cav
airy dispatched from Fort Mead
have cornered the Indians and are
awaiting orders. Big Foot refuses
to capitulate.
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Rexi.tercd Mnn sioIcn.

LA JUNTA, Colo, April l6. Some
time between O'Clock this morning
and a quarter past n through reg.
istered mail pouch on the Santa Fe
train was cut open and all the valu-
able matter distracted. There is
as yet no clue to the thief, neither do
the postal authorities know the
money value Of the contents, but it
Is believed to be quite large.
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Every ingredient employed in
producing Hoods Sarsaparilla Is
strictly pure, and is the best Of its
kind it is possible to buy All the
roots and herbs are carefully select
ed, personally examined, and only
the best retained. So that from the
time Of purchase until Hoods
Sassparilla is prepared, everything
is carefully watched with a view to
attaining the best result. Why
don't you try 1t? 8
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PowderIy ON Foreign Labor.

NEW YORK, April I8.-Among
the witnesses heard by the Congress
slonal subcommittee on immigra-
ton today was Master Workman
Powderly. He was OF the opinion
that foreign labor was on the In
crease in this country. These for
eigners work in the mines and on
the railways at starvation wages
and live like animals, in wooden
sheds. The general tendency of
such immigration was to degrade
labor and morals. Scarcely any Of
them speak English. Unsuccessful
attempts have been made to organ
ize them.
ut is an ordinary occurrence, -
said Mr.. Powderly, ''for a woman
to live with forty men. We are
sending missionaries TO Africa, and
yet import heathens by the thoHs-
ands."
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John Walton Price, Executor Of the
last will and testament of the Estate
Of Jane Walton Price. deceased, has
rendered for settlement. and filed in
said court his final account OF his admin
istration Of said estate and petition for final
OF the residue Of said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, and
that Thursday the 2lth day OF April,
A. ID. lss0, az 10 O'Clock n. m, al the
court room OF SAID court, IN the County
Court House, Salt Lake City andCOunty.
Utah Territory. has been duly appointed by
the Judge Of said Court. for the settlement
OF said account and hearing said petition
for distribution, at which time and
place any person interested in said estate
may appear and show cause, II any there
be, why said account should not be settled
and approved, and final distribution made
as prayed for.
JOHN c. CUTLER,
Clerk OF Probate Court.
By JOHN l. NEBEKER
Deputy.
Dated Marco 3lst. 49,. id3w
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Prohibition In Iorn.

De MONIES, Iowa, April l6.-The
House refused to suspend the rales
for the passage Of n joint resolution
for the resubmissior Of the prohibit
tory amendment. The matter goes
over for two years, as this was the
last day Of the session.