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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-07-29

LONDON, July GA dispatch to The
Times from Buenos Ayres says that the
insurgents reopened hostilities at dawn
Sunday with heavy artillery fire upon
the government troops. A terribly tragin
hlunder occurred early in the day when
regiment, suddenly deciding to join the
insurgents, advanced for that purpose to-
ward the artillery Their signals were
misunderstood and they were literally
mown down by terrific fusilade. The
minister OF war was wounded during the
fighting and the minister OF finance was
made prisoner. Col Marmendia, Maj.
Campos and many other officers wera
killed.
The commander Of the firemen was shot
by his own men. An armistice was ordered
at noon, which lasted until p. M, when
the ships in the harbor began firing upon
the government house, Pellegrini having
refused the terms proposed by the insur-
gents
RevoIutionIats Claim to Have Won.
The British gunboats Beagle and Bram-
BILE arrived at p. m. Monday to protect
British subjects The navy went over TO
the insurgents in body. The Palagona
bombarded the government house and tho
Panama shelled President Celman's resi-
dence.
The war ships ceased the bombardment
at p. m, and bulletin was issued an.
nouncing that the revolution had triumph
cd, and that provisional government was
formed. The American. British and Span
ish ministers instructed the commanders
Of the war vessels Of those nationalites il
the Argentine war ships resumed firing to.
jointly protest against the action on the
ground that it ia contrary TO the rules OF
war to lombard an open city without no.
tice- Fighting began again at p. m.
Mondaw
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weather Indications.

TAX and " eirluer, with AN increase Of r0-
solute humidity.
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suire at SO Van Buren street.
GARRIAGE. - LARGE DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carriage; built to order; finely uphol-
Htered; new; suitable for family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
HARNESS.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
~ harness. Inquire a. this office.
d OBES. PAIR OF HANDSOME LAP
-AN robes; also blankets and whip. Inquise
at this office
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The Indian confessed that he had been
employed by the conservatives to do the
deed He gave the names of Antonio
Valenzuela, DIR. Pedro Molina Floris and
Jose Diaz Duran, lawyer, as the princi-
pals In the affair with whom be treated.
He said that Duran had sworn to take the
life OF Barillas because the latter had.
exiled Duran's brother and had ruined him.
The cabinet meeting yesterday was 6
stormy one and Barillas has not yet siRnis
fed whether he will temporarily abandon
the Salvador campaign or not. The ma
jority lay the principal blame Of the troubka
on the secretary Of state for his lack Of dir
plomacy in treating the Salvador question.
Guatemalan Troops Dissatisfied.
The disaffection among the troops con-
tfnues and they have not yet been paid.
lnhammatory circulars have been surrep~
titiously circulated accusing Barillas and
his officials of robbing the national treass
ury and custom house receipts
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BoARD AND ROOMS.

IGR RENT-TWO NICE UNFURNISHED
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DOARDHRS WANTED. D.--DESIRABLE
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table boarders. TerEts reasonable. 4eS King
street
DLEASANT B 1ARDnrG HOUSE FOR
single lady or married coupls at 822
Madison street.
NXTANTED -B0ARDERS: DESIRABLE
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table boarders. Terms moderate. 400 Della
ware avenue.
WANTED-TH2EE MEN
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All silk Black Ribbon, No. 20, at the
low price of 10 and 1sc per yard.
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FROM BOSTON.

st. Johns day, June oath will be
celebrated here by the various lodges
under the jurisdiction of Prince Hall
Grand Lodge, +. 4 A. M, by a
parade in the afternoon and recep-
ton in Paine Hall in the evening
The formation Of line will take place
at II o'clock on North Russell street
in the following order: Platoon of
Police, Sharpers Brass Band of 30
pieces, Chief Marshall land staff, Lew
is Hayden Commandery, Rising Sun
Lodge, B; Union Lodge, 2; Celestial
Lodge, A; John T.. Hilton Lodge, Is;
Eureka Lodge, 10; Mount Moriah
Lodge, 20; Lodges from Worcester,
New Bedford andsSpring6eld, Massa-
chusetts; Providence and Newport
r. l.; New Haven, Hartford and Nor
witch, Conn.
The line will move at 1890 anC
will be reviewed by Chief Marshal
C. r. Flagg and staff at the corner o
Joy and Cambridge streets. The
| evening entertainment will consist o
an grafton, selections by Sharpers
band, and an exhibition drill by tn
commandery followed by prone
made.
A bust of the late Lewis Haydel
made by the young sculptor, MIR. Ed
ward Isaac Robinson, was presente'
to the widow at her residence i
Phillips street last Wednesday even
ing, May 30. The presentatiO
speech was made by Mr.. William A
johnson and was responded to b
Mr.. b. II. Wilson.
At meeting held in Charles stree
Church last week under the auspict
of the Colored National League, wit
Hon. +. 6. Walker in the chair; Gel
, eral John L. Swift expressed tt
: opinion that things were not alIrigl
; in Boston. We say that they al
! far from being all right and Il
} worst is that we are farther off. v
e may protest against our present CO.
dition until Gabriel blows the trump
!. but if we do not come together 1T W
D not amount to anything. We ne'
;. to stick together, help all of our ia
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Ministers Conference.
Clip

RICHMOND, Va, June 5, 1890.
The Minister'S Conference met In
the library of the LIST Baptist church,
The meeting was called to border by
the president. Prayer by Rev. L. r.
Jeffries of N. C. The following
reports of Sunday service were given
in:
Pilgrim Baptist church, Rev. San
dus Howell, pastor. 11:3O Rev. G.
w. Morris preached. $50 Sunday
School good. $3.50 preaching 8
pastor preached.
Mount Carmel Baptist church ,iRev.
w. A. White, pastor. $50 Sunday
School good. 1l:30 w. j. Hartwell
preached. $3.50 communion. 8
pastor preached.
1st Baptist church (Manchester),
Rev. A. Binga, Jr., ID. ID. pastor.
$50 Sunday School good. 11:3O
and $3.50 pastor preached. prayer
meeting.
Rising Mount Zion Baptist church
| (Fulton), Rev. Daniel James, pastor
$50 Sunday School good. 11:3C
Bro. c. Harris preached. $3.50 Bro
Burrell Higgins prehcaed. 8 pastor
baptized II candldateS-twO To-
Gravel Hill Baptist church, also
administered communion.
End Baptist church, Rev. y. ID
Lewis, pastor. $50 Sunday SchOo
excellent. 11:3O pastor preached
subject Christ's claims on believers
$50 pastor preached. Subject
Believers love for the church.
Rev. l.. R. effries preached.
End Baptist church Z Manchester,
Rev. T. NJ. Crawley, pastor. 9:3
Sunday School good. 11:3O, 3:3
and 8 pastor preached.
! Mount Calvary Baptist churcl
Rev. Archer Ferguson, pastor. 9:3
Sunday School good. 11:3O cover
ant meeting. $3.50 communion.
q Rev. II. II. Braxton, of Washington
ID. C.. preached.
q Moore Street Baptist church, Re
q K. Watts, pastor. $50 Sunda
o School good. 11:3O and 8 paste
preached. $50 Sunday Scho'
+ Union.
Il 4th Baptist church, Rev. Eval
Payne, pastor. $50 Sunday Soho
e good. 11:3O Rev. p. s. Lewis
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that are trying to rise, stop dealing |
with the whites and supporting their |
institutions, theatres, dime museums |
and halls and buy from your own
color and give them chance to sell
at reasonable prices. The more
patrons we have the cheaper we can
sell. Let the whites see that you can
do without them to some extent.
Snub them as much as you can and
soon you may be able to bring them
to terms. Save money and invest 1T
in real-estate-the tax payers are
the ones that are recognized. Be tax
payers and then we need not do so
much talking.
Mr.. Richard Halowell says: The
best way to solve the race problem Is
for us to pay more attention to sell
improvement. He also says we
must be more punctual in our bust
ness as well as other relations. be
said he wanted to see us improve the
advantages that lie around us IN
Boston.
He wanted to see us as bankers
brokers and represented In all the
trades and business and urges us tc
stand by the Republican party and
r not TO trust the Democratic party
for there is nothing to gain by attili
ating with them, and when thing
r do not go Just right criticise TIN
party but not leave them.
The advice of Mr.. Hallowell is yer.
e good and should be considered b,
. us, but as long as we try to pull eacl
u other down-will not climb Ourselve
9 and will not let Others climb we WI
e always be protesting and never gair
}. ing.
o At q regular meeting of the men
8 bers of st. Paul Baptist Church
d motion was made to keep the sam
d pastor, Rev. Peter Smith. A
amendment was made to the motto
t that they desired him to continr
1t with them now, henceforth and 70
g ever, which was carried by an owe
he whelming majority This is the oil
is est colored church in Boston and hs
rs quite an interesting history.
te Rev L. Smith delivered an eloquel
~ discourse on last Sunday evenin
q subject: "Grace is pre-eminent
r. science" A large audience was pre-
re ent.
n A surprise was led on Mrs. K; He
yer by a host of her friends and rel
ne tives, at her residence in Cambridg
~ A pleasant time was enjoyed by a
re Mrs. Holyer is the daughter of Ho
II. Deacon Richmond johnson.
Pr. The Ebenezer Baptist Church he
ay jubilee meetings all last week as tn
OF hive succeeded in clearing the Chur
ID of debt. Many prominent diyir
~, participated. Il. {. G.
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Unclaimed Letters.
Box 20,

The following letters can be had al
the Bureau of Information 222 <.
Broad Street;
Browns Albert, Charley. Henry;
John Baugh, Abraham Bannister, Thos
Boulder, Claiborne Braxton. Mrs Mary
Branch. Polly Coperland Virginia Dean
Virginia cambridge, John Dexter, Julia
Fsun tleroy. eddy Frazier. Cold,
sarah Gordon. Samuel Galligh, James
Garnett, Mary Hill, Willie Hill, Henry
k Holmes, 4 O Holmes, Landrum
Henderson, Richard o Harris. Jr., Mos.
es Hopkins, Edmund Harris, Nellie Har-
ris, Sidney johnson, Henry Jones, ia
Waller. Annie, Lucy, Matte Jenkins.
L.ettie Mundiu, Mr.. Madison, Peter Mo,
gan, ESQ, Henry Nc Colin, Pollards
Annie Phillip Nancy James Russell
Perzlllia Robertson Geo. w. Roane
Ellen Richards Abimelech Scott &c
ward Scott p '~1lls Isaiah Shower
w. Smith, j. "a, Bell M Sully
Street, WI ., Wallace Tay
Tor, Rev. lz-'o- T~'"'~'
Thomss. Joel Tucker, a A. =, 90.
eph Taylor Geo Williams ---Ier Wi
liaus Rev Elder Williams Barnett Yves
Mary Williams Amanda Wallace.
w. III. ANDERSON.
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There are several B. B. Clubs il

There are several B. B. Clubs in
the city of Richmond-at least five.
The Manhattans and lrOnsides,
two colored r. b. clubs played a
fake garae ON As~v0's Island some
time ago 6l ~ls standing 2 to 3
in favor of the Ironsides. When
both teams met some time after
ward and tried to play ball in reality
the score stood IA to s in favor of
the Manhattans.
THAT was fine game indeed
only % runs and 80 errors being
made during the whole nine innings.
The Manhattan B. B. club calls
themselves the Champions of Rich
mond. No one else thinks so, except
the men who compose the club.
Why don't the Manhattans
play the Senates. We suppose they
have not had time to answer the
challenge, it was only sent to then
% days ago.
The Manhattans doesn't pro
pose to let any b b. club beat them
Why, because when q club like tn,
Senates send them a challenge the,
refuse even to answer it.
Well good bye Manhattans, when
ever you want to play ball send
challenge to the Senates. S.
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OHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
" COMPANY.
Schedule IN effect June 2 1890.

Schedule In effect June 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
80 A. M. "Linited" dailyIfor Old Point and
Mort Tx. Chair car Richmond TO
Old Point.
IL 80 A. n. Express daily for Cincinnati Pull
% an Sleel ing Rich.nS nd TO White
Sulphur, and Pullman Sleeper Char-
lottesvills TO Cincinnati
$40 p. NJ Express daily for Old Point AID
No folk. Puura7 Sleeping Car
Cincinnati TO Old Point
800 p. a.. Ac sommotation except Sunday
for Boutwell,.
s1bP. NJ. The y. II. v. Limited daily. Pull
mn sles ping Oar .Old Point 20 Cir
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Dining Oar and Pullmans Char
lottesvtlle to Cincinnati and Pull
nan to Louisville
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
745 A. ri. ard 80 p. M. daily from Cincin
7sb P. M. daily except Sunday from Both
IL 90 A. M aud TAB p. M. daily from Norfolk
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
Richmond Sc Allegheny Railroad.l
| LEAVE RICHMOND.
90 A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg, Ls1,uBtop
| a"d Clifton Forge.
| 80 z. M. for IL nchburg except Sunday
Sleeping Car for Lyochbnrg.
train av, Ly7chb rg at 10 M
| for Lexington dCli IL n Forge
TRAINS Tvs ~ -IoHMoND.
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Station: Eighth and Canal streets.
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Salisbury, N c. preached. $3.50
pastor preacbeS special sermon TO
the Galilean fishermen. 3 pastor
preached.
LIST Baptist church, Rev. j. IL.
Holmes, pestor. $50 Sunday
School good. 1880 pastor preach
ed. $3.50 Rev. j. II. Presley preach
eel. s no services.
5th Street Baptist church, Rev.
A. +. Dunbar, pastor. $50 Sunday
School good, 11:3O Rev. Miller
preached. $3.50 Rev =. $. Lewis
preached. 8 Rev. j. I'll. Presley
| preached.
| Ebenezer Baptist church, Rev. X
Wells pastor $50 Sunday Schoo
| good. 11:30 and $50 pastor
preached. S,Bro. Carter preached.
Bro. Briggs preached at Shiloh
Hanover at $50, reported a GOOD
Sunday School. Rev w. M. Ora.
of St. Paul, Hinn., spoke very pleas
antly to the breth en-. Rev. Evan
Payne read q paper in support Q
local outside couRsels in Opposition
J TO Rev. u. 81. Lewis who oppose
, such counseks. After a long discus
SiOu, RcF' dy h0 PNPOA We
received.
Rev A. Bilga, Jr., ID. d., spoke
5 his trip to Chicago, as Representative
2 sent from the V. b. s. Conventio
bearing a paper condemning IL
Y action of the American Baptist Pul
Y lication Sc ely in dropping DR.
b Love, Sin ms and Brooks fro
s their list was recei 7ed cordial
n | and h<1s. :. 10y pleasant time.
! DIR. Jones was present and STATE
that he was authorized by the Hon
Mission Society of New York
. solicit fund for the Richmond The
,e logical Seminary and that he W
n call on the brethren in their churc
n es. Adjourned with benediction.
10 r. WELLS, Pres.
J. H. HOLMES, Cor. Sect
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STAUNTON LETTER.

STAUNToN, Va. June 4, 1890.
Warm weather in Staunton. The
celebration on Decoration Day was
well carried out. In the afternoon a
line of march was struck from the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, headed by
the National Brass Band; next
came the social club of young men,
carriages containing the distinguish
ed gentlemen and floral committee.
After reaching the cemetery the band
played a choice selection and MIR.
Willis Nj. Carter introduced Rev. ID.
C. Deans, who was the orator of the
day. Rev. III. w. Williams made a
noble speech. A collection was tex,
EN- up for the N. b. Band. They had
the misfortune to break in the head
of their Drum, loss 5000 A few
white friends were present at the
cemetery. The graves were well
strewn with flowers and small
flags.
At the Mt. Zion Baptist Church a
memorial meeting was held A choir
of so voices sang choice selections,
Mr.. Thomas Whildon presiding at
the organ. Mr.. r. F. M. Morton; oi
Yorktown, made brief but pointed
speech.
Wonder, which one of the Marshalis
was it that went to sleep while rid
ing along the line of march? Young
men, stay awake while riding, or you
may awake and find yourself going
the wrong road.
Miss Ella G. Brooks of this city, is
visiting in Lexington, Va.
The w. ID. s. s. c. will meet on the
18th at MOrpeth Creek. Friends ART
| invited.
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ID RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
h.& POTOMAC R-Schedule com
FEBRUARY "a, 1S9O-eastern
standard time.
1888 A. NJ. leaves Byrd street station daily
stops only az Ashland, Bot WILL,
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ana MisewS n sleeper to Wash
IL. OF A. NJ. leaves Byrd Street station daily
except Sunday.
SisP. 81. leaves Bird street station daily.
stops only at Boutwell,, Milford end
Frederic ksburg. Sleeper Richmond
10 New York.
ESQ A. NJ. arrives at Byrd Street station
daily. Sleeper from New York.
2.35 M. arrives NJ byrd street station
a 9lH t ss1 ps ~ FShe2s5' ,n NJ
sr from WaehsBgton snd New york.
Does not stop At Elba.
s.45 M. arrives at Byrd street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Bx 'EPr SUNDAYS.
&s A. NJ. leaves Alba- Arrives AZ A. hlsn d
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FORTUNE TELLER:

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We have received an invitation
to the anniversary exercises of the
st. PauPs Normal and Industrial
School, Laurensville, Va. James s..
Russell, principal.
Mr.. George w Boiling at Werthei-
mer's Shoe Store, 422 e Broad Street,
requests the public and his friends to
call and see the latest novelties In foot
wear, before purchasing elsewhere.
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EXPOSITION GROUNDS
-GRASD-
PICNIC&BANQUET
Monday June o, $500.
Under the management OF
RICHMOND PATRIARCHIE No. 6
G. q. .. of .. =.
THE


LADIES AUXILIARY,-@
b6yrThe Virginia Exposition Grounds
have been rented aud there will be
fine Brass and String Band to furnish
music for the occasion.
Dancing from N TO 9p m Gro
oueS and other games will be furnished
for the pleasure OF all.
The Odd Fellows of Richmond and
Manchester are respectfully invited 10
accompany tn. Patriarchie on the
parade which will leave Odd Fellows
Hall 3rd street at 10 O'Clock m. All
persons In regalia will be admitted at
reduced rates.
The committee will spare no pains to
make this day OF pleasure for all Odd
Fellows and friends who may favor us
with their patronage Order will be
strictly enforced and no disorderly
persons will be allowed on the grounds
Refreshments in abundance at cit,
prices. The Banquet will be under the
care of tho Auxiliary Ladies OF which In
vitations and tickets can be had iron
any OF the ladies.
Tickets to the Banquet including sup
per, Scots.
Mrs Benz. jackson, Pies. Of AUX.
Mrs. A. Walker. Jr. Sec
~ADMISSlON TO 0ROUNDS.~
GENT Admission, 20 cti
Children under 10 yrs, 10 C
Come out and have good time. Car
run to the gate.
Committee of arrangements. Reube
Clay, J. M. Garrant, Thos. p. Mathew
Fhos. s. Williams, Allen j. Harri
Chairman, DR.. s. II Dismond, Sec.
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BRICKS.

The Union Brick Co. of Henrico
Co. yard, 31st st. between T. and
u. SITS. is prepared to furnish Ma
sons and Builders with the best
simon. paving and eyebrick at
prices as cheap as furnished by
any yard in the city. Orders filed
and bricks delivered any where in
the city. Orders may he lett with
the following places: Miles & Gil
pin, 11S w. Broad St., w. S.
Christian &c and & Il. SITS. Joshua
Fry, Woodville Va. Chas. z.
Johnston, SIG N. 9Th St. s. w.
Robinson 23rd N. 18th ST. An
derson Evans 7O2 30th st. Rich.
mond Wood & Coal Co. 21st
and Franklin ST. VIM Custalo
7O2 Z. Broad st. Industrial Day
200 w. Broad st. also at the
Planet Office. Phone No. 1872.
ENNIS DICKSON JR.
General Manager.
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Sure TO relieve There is no failure
in Simmons Liver Regulator
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THE FAVORITE ROUTE NOATH.
LEAVE RICHMOND
TRAIN NO. 81 $50 = 81.
LOCAL KAPRksS. daily, excsJL Sunday
ops at all st attons. at Lester MAnor Gnu
cts with st age 'or Walkertcn: with Baitt.
orestesuer Al West Point.
Train No. 80, ABS p Is.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except sun
Jay for West Pol.t commenting with York
River steamers for Baltimore. At Battt-
more Gamers connect with Balttmt re and
Ohio railroad for Washington, thiiadel. 'hia
and New York.
steamers leave Baltimore :P. III. daily,
except sunday.
Trains arrive at Richmond $40 a. IN. and
1850 q. IN.
Train No. 10, TAI a.. IN.
LOCAL-MIXRD, daily except sunday,
leaves 18th st. for West foint and interme
dat points.
Ticket Office AT ST alton foot of Virginia st.
City Ticket oflcs-c rnar lot and Main 81
SCI. HAAS, JAS. L TAYLOR
Tr ffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Ast.
JOS. s. POTTS DivIsIon Pass. gen
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Nothing superior to the newly pre-
pared sea foam Ice Cream. Church
festivals, Societies, excursions and
wedding parties furnished at the
shortest notice. All that have eaten
this cream, say it is the best. If it is
not, we ask no pay. Give us a trial,
we guarantee satisfaction. Fresh
candies daily bread, cakes, and Pies.
Richmond Bakery 357 Brooke Ave.
Bet. Clay aud Leigh.