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Evening journal., 1890-11-12
N HONOR oF BRAZIL.
The New Republics Yarships win Il
ceive a Warm Reception.

The New Republics warships win Re-
ceive a Warm Reception.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1e. = The United
States government will make every en-
deavor to give the Brazilian squadron a
reception that will equal in cordiality the
reception given Admiral Walker and the
white squadron at Rio de Janeiro The
Brazilian fleet will arrive at New York
between Nov Is and 25 The Dolphin and
the Yorktown will meet the fleet at Sandy
Hook. aud the Dolphin will fire a salute
to the Brazilian admiral. Capt. Sterling,
of the Dolphin, will 20 on board the Bra
zilian flagship and welcome the admiral
and his officers to this country. Preceded
by the Dolphin and the Yorktown the
fleet will pass through the Narrows and
up the harbor, and salutes viii be fired
from the forts in the harbor A personal
salute to the Brazilian admiral will be
fired from Governors island.
The ships will then pass between Bed
loe's island and the Battery and anchor in
the North river, where the Philadelphia
(Admiral Gherardis flagship and the We.
suvius will be waiting to receive the fleet.
As the vessels come to anchor, Admiral
Gherardi will fire personal salute 20 Ad.
miral Da Slvera. The principal officers
/ of the Brazilian squadron will probably be
/ entertained at dinner in New York the day
after their arrival. After spending a short
] time in New York the Brazilian officers
/ will visit Washington. A day will be
| spent at Mount Vernon and another al
the naval academy A reception by the
| president and other entertainments are or
the Washington programme of entertain
ment The officers will visit Philadelphia
4 4 .I.f. Al. 1.
before returning to New York. The Bra
1 lillian feet will consist of the armoret
cruiser Aquidaban and the cruiser Guiana
I harm
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
r.,cv Parsons Attacks the Police

NEW YORK, Nov IA large crowd as
sembled at Cooper union last night to hear
Lucy Parsons and Herf Most eulogize the
anarchists who were hanged at Chicago on
Nov. II, 1887. The hall was decorated with
red flags. and pictures Of the five dead am
archists were suspended on the stage.
Mrs Parsons speech was mainly devoted
TO an attack upon the police She eulo.
gized the martyrs and asserted that an.
| archy was not dead. Herr Most and q
number Of other speakers followed. Nc
necessity arose for the services OF the l0C
/ policemen present
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
man.

CAILAHAN.-In this city on the b inst,
Marian Callahan, daughter Of Dantah n. and
Isabella Callahan. aged 10 months.
DUFFY I'm this city, on the llth instant,
Kate Burns, wife Of Hugh Duffy.
+ heiatives and friends are invited 70 attend
hand. g26 West cond street, on Friday
m rning, at Q o'clock. High mass at -
paul's Church. Interment New Cathedra
eemetery.@
HINFS.-In this city. on Nov mher 8. Ann
A.. wife OF Adolphus Hines, aged 81 years.
pEOPLES.-On November 3, Thomas :
Peoples, aged % years.
RYAN.-In this CITY, on November
Thomas 4. Ryan, aged % years
SMITH in this city, on November .
Katie Catharine Smith, aged years ana
months.
WINKEI.AIAN.- In this city, on Novembe
| Q, Elizabeth Winkleman, In the 18th year o
| her age
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Boston Felt II, Too.

+ BosToN, Nov. 12.-The stock market
opened booming yesterday, the first figures
being nominally from to per cent above
Mondays closing. The rally, however,
offered too much temptation to take profits
and the people who bought late Monday
afternoon were soon selling freely and
everything yielded under the pressure,
During the first hour good news from Lon
don and Paris aided in supporting the
market, but the effect was largely offset
by the drive" in the New York market at
Northern Pacific preferred and North
American, Large lots of both of these
securities were sold under the rule for
Messrs, @. Nj. Whitney & Co, brokerage
hopss. that was forced to suspend
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Under she Hammer.

Sheriff Allen sold the following prop
critics yesterday afternoon: Farm of 20
acres In TowEsend, property of John
Townsend, TO John q Rodney. attorney.
@5, 600: factory and lot in the city OF
Wilmington. property Of Joseph B
Foster to j. Parke Postles for e5. 100,
subject to 8 $4,000 mortgage: farm OF
a82 Rcree In New Castle hundred, on the
woad leading from Hare's Corner to Chris
&sAnz. belonging to Elizabeth and Esther
Morley. to Nathan Leiberman for ~. e7o
aabIect TO mortgage of 81, S01; prop
@xtg Of James NJ Matthew, deceased, K
Nasnaniel williams for 81, 200.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
n,-.,,,.,,,. ,.o,, !, n.a,,. FIxed.

WOODSTOCK, Ont, Nov. 19.-It has been
decided that Birchall shall be executed al
Q o'clock on Friday morning, Nov. IA
County Attorney Ball has written the at
torney general urgently asking him not tc
allow Birchall's remains to Se buried in
the jail yard Should the request be grant
ed, the body will be embalmed here and
taken TO England by Mrs BirchalL
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Arr.. Harrison as an Authoress.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Mrs. Harrison
has Just received the presentation copy OF
a book recently published Of which she is
in part the author 1t a gilt edged octave
volume bound in burned gravy morocco
made up of cooking recipes signed by her
self and other leading ladies Of Washing
ton society. The presentation was mad'
by Mr.. Frank G. Carpenter, the famous
correspondent
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
mARREEp.

BLACKBuR uRN--TRIEyEBLEY : On Nov
ember g. by Rev Mr.. Bruner OF the Presby
terian Church at Helvidere, n. ~, Henry z
BLACK burn and Miss Hannie Melinda Trieve
blev OF Belvidere, n. j.
VANSANT- BULLOCK .---On November 2
at Rrandywine VI. n. parsonage, by Rev. q
A. Grise, Kinsey Nansant and Annie
prlioca bOfh of this city,
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
4 National Farmers Alliance Convention.

A National Farmers' Alliance Convention.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. l2-The Ma.
tional Farmers Alliance and Industrial
union will convene at Ocala, Fla, Dec. 2
Thirty-five states will be represented by
two delegates from each state and one del
egate for each 10000 male members. Hon
A. S. Mann, who has charge of transporta
tion, makes public announcement that thu
Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
pany will transport delegates free upol
and return
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
nI.hop anbert Prsachss Here.

Bishop Gilbert of Minnesota preached
a missionary sermon at st. Johns Epis
copal Church last evening, before iargs
congregation, where all tie Episcopa
clergy Of the city were present. The
surpliced choir, under the direction o.
William j. Fisher, furnished excellent
music. The Bishop will remain in thiI
city for few days.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Cneap Lands and Home.

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis
sippi and Louisiana. is the title of 0
pamphlet issued by d. G. Edwards. gem
eral passenger and ticket agent Queer
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o. con
tanning correct county map and de-
scription of lands along the line. Thii
pamphlet mailed to any address fee OF
ApplicAtion.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Baptist ministers IN Congress

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 12.-The ninth
annual meeting Of the Baptist Congress Of
Ministers OF the United States opened here
yesterday afternoon, about 200 delegates
being present Several papers on the theme,
"The Proposed Basis Of Christian Union, y
were read, and general discussion Of the
subject ensued.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
rrofessor Koeh,s Consumption euro.

BERLIN, Nov. 12.-professor Koch will
within a few days publish full account
OF his researches in connection with his
discovery for the cure OF consumption.
The Frankfort zeitung says that the
lymph used in inoculat.o.a. for consump-
tion will be 50 cheap as to be placed .-th-
in the reach OF all. The price will be but
twenty-five marks for a small phial The
paper adds that the success of the treat
ment OF tubercular affections or the skin,
joints and bones, and also in the early
stages Of pulmonary complaints is as.
sured The lymph destroys the tubercular
bacilli The report of tho cure by Pro
fessor Koch's treatment OF case Of lupus
on the fact and arms within five days is
confirmed by several authorities. The
lymph throws off tho bacilli by the ne
crotic process. In syphilitic Affections in
oculation with the lymph is Intellectual
The emperor has summoned Professor
Koch 70 a personal interview, desiring to
learn the details Of the results obtained by
treatment of consumptives with the rem
edy. The emperor has also made a gift Of
s25O,000 TO Professor Koch personally, and
has given another t250, 900 TO endow a ma
tional institute at which the lymph used in
the treatment will be produced
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Mr.. BaIfour's Health Is Poor.

! LONDON, Nov 12-The health of Mr.
Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, is so
impaired that the tour of inspection Of
the distressed localities of Ireland will not
be resumed at present. Mr. Baifour will
proceed at once 10 the west of England,
where he will devote himself for some time
to recuperation.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
Ar Houres sold

Charles NJ Smith has bought Of John
Mulvena six new houses on Second street
near Harrison, for about $1,000.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

So many more babies than grown folks g
TO heaven that we imagine great part OF tn
singing done up there must be In gettlnl
them 10 eleep. --Atchieon Globe.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
weather Indications.

The weather promises to be generally
warmer and partly cloudy, followed by
rain.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
WilminKton CIearlnK Hoaae

The exc langes Of the Wilmington banks
1t the Gle ring houfe today we're: Total
tl90, Ills balsns e, 81, e92 z6.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

PAIN AND DREAD attend the use of most
catarrh remedies. Liquids and snuffs are
unpleasant as we'll as dangerous Ely's
cream hahn Is safe, pleasant, easily applied
into The nOetrils, and a sure cure. IL cleansel
the nasal passages and heals the intiamet
membrane, giving relief at once. Price 5Oc
~ RATHER commend the Mckinley bill,
said the church tres surrr. II do not find 81
many pearl tons ia the plate as used TO.
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

"HE cut you out and yet you were msRnani
mons enough to send hi wedding present
ehY'' YES: sent him an edition dc luxe o
the 'Kreutzer Sonata '"-Life.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

'rHE Mosr obstinate cases Of catarrh are
eurext by the use of Ely's Cream Balm. this
onlv agreeable remedy. II is not liquid ol
eruff is easily applied into the nos rhs hol
cold In the head IL is magical. IL gives reliel
AZ once. Price 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

Lunch every morning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd. and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

"HEnE, Waiterln exclaimed George, take
this stuff back. Ii isn't fit for y & to eat. =
Zen. care, you must not eat eet,n replied the
waiter; and George wondered why every body
smiled. Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

HEAD q 1t is all
QUARTERS ways a
vausurarrss.Ts ! !. = great sat
isfaction to transact busl-
ness right at first hands,
and when you buy cloth
ing you want to save as
many profits as possible.
We are not only manu-
facturers of much of the
clothing we sell, and trade
only with the largest and
best makers in New York
but we buy everything
for cash, which puts US
right in the front for low
prices. Almost every day
we are buying entire lots
of Suits and Overcoats at
prices which would not
have been thought of a
the beginning of the sea.
son. They know we can
handle the goods if they
are right, and as they
want the cash we secure
big drives and give you
the benefit. See the Over
coats in to-day, Boys and
Mems sizes.
J. 4. Mullin & Son,
Tsiiorss 9Th & EMkss,
Uothioru, WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

The cleansing, antiseptic and healing quail
equalled.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
ITEMa on INTEREsT

AN Englishman, more or less addicted to
scieI ce, has discovered that souls are of
different colors and different shapes. The
blue soul is by far the best, the yellow sou ls
are of medium quality, while the red and the
black souls are the worst of all. This will
pleas the true blue Pre5byterian.-Europ
Edition Herald.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12
CArARRn
OAIAHkH
Jsa constitutional
Disease and requires
A constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sar-apari la,
Which purifies the blood.

MISS DE MuIR-"You haven't been slum-
ming7 1 thought all the girls went in for IL.
Why do you suppose iC's so popular?n Miss
de Meanor-"Mell, you know it's q much
cheaper may OF finding titled for, igners than
going TO Europe.
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only ger uine pennyroval pills made.
drnFgists ard by mail, ST. Once, pa n
9th ST., Phila. Ladies bewa-e Of int ions
Evening journal., 1890-11-12

HAD peepin Paradise last Tight:
And there 1 saw, all clad in gorgeous yell
lows,
The only remnant o. cur choir bright,
The lad tne little one-who worked the
bellows,
New York Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Playing Against Time.

An undergraduate in one OF the
universities not far from New York,
tells the following story, says the
New York EVent'rg Sun, of how one
of the Greek letter fraterhtties in the
institution recently captured the
presidency of one of the literary so
cieties at time when the office was
for some reason particularly to be
desired.
First we made coalition" he
said, with the fraternity whose man
was already in the chair. Counting
their fellows and our own and the.
fellows of another fraternity We found
we had just one man more than the
opposition party. But when the So
ciety met on its regulation evening
one of our fellows, a man not always
to he relied on, was missing. 1t was
time for the society to be called to
order and the first business would be
the election of officers. The fellows
on the opposition were triumphRlit.
We had few minutes consultation
with ourselves and with the president
apd then. two of our men quietly left
the nall. !.
SIT had always been customary to
open the MEETINGS of the society Rith
some brief kind of devotional exer-
cises-a mere form, sufficient to keep
up the ancient habit. The president
called on one of our own fellows to
of1iciate. He walked to the big BIZ
bic, opened it at the One Hundred
and Nineteenth psalm and began to
read. He read on, and on, and on !;
thirty minutes passed. The fellows
on the other side were In amazement.
He finished the psalm then he began
a prayer. He was q good fellow and
a candidate for the ministry, and such
diffused and capable praying never
heard. By this time the opposition
were beginning to see through the
ruse. He was praying against time,
while the missing man was being
hunted up and brought in to VOTE
But there was nothing to be done
there was no provision for calling d
man to order on devotional exercises.
So he prayed on-he prayed fof the
society. for the university, for the
government. for the heathen he PITT
a complete supplfcatory belt about
the earth he prayed, in fact, until
there came a light tap at the door and
the sergeant-at-arms opened it to ad-
NIT the missing man, guarded by the
fellows who had gone to find him.
We got our man in as president, and
by my watch that fellow I'VE call him
the deacon now had prayed thirty
seven minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
etonewaII Jaekson.s statue.

Mr.. Valentine, the Virginia sculp-
tor, is hard at work on the statue of
General jackson, which will be un-
yelled in Lexington The work is
now complete so far as the clay model
is concerned. Rev. DR.. Hoge and
DIR. Hunter MCCLURE, who we're per-
sonal friends of General jackson,
have written letter in which they
express the opinion that both in con-
ception and detail it is equal in merit
with the recumbent statue of General
Lee. TIT represents, says these
gentlemen, "General Jackson in an
attitude suggestive of strength and
determination looking off into the
distance whitman expression of quiet.
confidence. The posture is easy and
natural, and yet there IS certain
dignity in the hearing almost maies-
tic. There is nothing dramatic or
exaggerated either in the design or
in the execution of the work, hut it is
one which, in our Judgment, will graft
ify those who knew General jackson
as a good likeness and noble de-
lineation of the man, while to those
who never saw him it will convey an
impression which will satisfy the ex-
pectatfon awakened by one whose
character and achievements touched
the. imagination of the world and
created the ideal of true soldier of
the country and of the cross"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
BE TRUE TO YoUR FhIENrs.

BE True TO Your FH1ENDs.-
Never forsake a friend. When en-
emies gather around, when sickness
falls on the heart, when the world is
dark and cheerless, it is the time to
try true friendship. The heart that
has been touched with true gold will
redouble its efforts when the friend
is sad and is in trouble. Adversit4
tries real friendship. Those who turn
from the scene of distress 6eEFay
their hypocrisy and prove that inter
est only moves them. II you have q
friend that loves You, abo has studied
your interest and Happiness, be sure
to sustain him ia adversely. Let him
feel that his love was not thrown
away,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13

DEMoREsT's FAMILY MAeAz1NE.-The Nav
number of this popular Magazine literally
takes you to Washington and shows Eo1i the
White House, from every point Of Tfesz, As
well 9sits chafmfQg surroundings The seven
Teen beautiful illustrations viii give you bet
ter idea Of the nations Executive Mansion
than yo1 could possible gain by a psTsonal
visit; aud DeSer before .hasft beea sofnlIy and
beautifully Illustrated: This feature alone
will make the May n1mber of Deslloresfs Fam
ty MdgaztFs have q phenomenal sale; and
those who ares fortunate Rs to possess It, win
find in it fund of Information and amuse-
ment and information. containing, as it does,
nearly two hundred Illustrations. embeIIishing
such articles as so May Festival in Florence, q
Transformations of q Butterfly, - s.The SteI-
lar UpiyerSe," 1.-THE fairies Of the Plains, p
g Modelling. in Class" 8 KindergaTten Work
and Play for the Home, etc. Besides, in this
number Ella Wheeler Wilcox commences an
intensely interesting story; and two oil pic
tureS; /" 1 Won't !" and g VIII, make it doub-
ly attractive. Published by ", Jennings DEM
crest, Is East 18Th St, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
IlGreen roses are not : .rarftf

"Green roses are not q rarity in
California, said a San francisco
florist, 81 remember the first one
that saw in San Francisco. That
was thirty-five years ago. But be-
fore that date I had seen q green rose
in Europe. I think it was in :1S4s
that one was exhibited in Germany
at grand exposition. A green rose
is nothing but a hybrid, and IKE. 6ll
hybrid roses, it grows hafdy, healthy
and tall. Some specimens are larger
than others, but they are about the
same. None of them has any per.
fume. Its petals resemble green
leaves. ."-Sdn Francisco Can.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
PoEfleAL.
Dreaming and Hope.

The rosy wings of fancy,
Are folded now in rest,
And hope has hushed her dreaming
To sleep within my breast.
And cold and cruel reason
Has whispered unt9 ne
If hope and fancy 1snfGh
What life would surely be.
If dreams be dead, no matter,
If hope should linger- EtilIls.,,
Sweet peace WIN Eap her pinionn
And soften ev'ry IN.
But If tho hope should perish,
And slip from life away,
A cloudy day this life, them,
With morn and eve of gray.
With no bright sun at noontims
To pierce tho heavy pail,
To brighten with it's glowing
The shadows over all.
Andlife would be undoubted,
A living but to bel
Existence in all phases
a mere necessity.
Their. wake, my sleeping fancy,
: And hope awake to smile,
And slumber not forever,
But soothe my life awhile
Sweet fancy, plume your pinions,
To soar the rosy sea,
Fly forth, o blessed hoping.
And bring my joys to me.
IAtldnta .EonsttMtion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13

Ev-GoY. James d. Porter, proba7
hly the most popular Democrat in
Tennessee, has been Interviewed on
national politics. His opinion is that
the recent election means that Demo
cratic principles are growing in fa-
vor throughout the country. At the
same time he believes that the failure
of Mr.. Harrison's administration and
the autocratic action of the Speaker
of the House of Representatives and
the general tendency of the Repub-
licans to Capitalization has had it's in
fuence on the popular mind, but he
thinks that the Democratic party,
under Mr.. Cleveland's leadership,
has settled the question that it is a
party of principle and not a mere OPP
position party, and that it will con-
tinue TO grow in strength. Mr.. Por-,
ter sees clearly the hostile purpose to
the South which is evidenced In the
whole course of the present Congress-
from the moment that Mr Reed be-
came Speaker of the House. "This
condition of things" says 8Ir. Por-
ter, "makes it imperative on the De-
mocracy of Tennessee. and the en-.
tire South to present 70 the people
during the coming canvass the ablest,,
strongest and cleanest Democrats In
the ranks as their candidates. -
Gov. Porter justly says that "the
times are too perilous to look to any
leadership that does not show COM
manding ability, coupled with the
genuine spirit of Democracy"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13

"A special to the Philadelphia Press
from Augusta, Ca, says: Any Geor-
gian to be elected to either the State
Senate or House Of Representatives
at the approaching election will have
a hard struggle to pull through. Be
sides the many questions that will be
.ptopounded to them by the Farmers
Alliance, the white voters will de-
mand that each candidate fully ex-
plains his position on new issue that
has, recently sprung up. This to
have the constitution of Georgia Sc
changed as. to alloy the taxes paid by
the. whites to be exclusively used in
educating white children, which will
necessarily make the colored people
rely upon their own money TO send
their children to school. 1t is claimed
by. constitutional lawyers that the
change can be legally made, for Ala
bRma has. a similar law. Many voters
.of the State complain that for tho
past. twenty-five years they have heen
burdened with taxation TO educate
colored children. tits now proposed
to make the cOlored man shoulder the
responsibility of educating his own
offspring. This issue will be the
most important of all questions that
will he brought up during the CAM
paign and the majority ofwhite voters
will require the candidates to pledge
their support for the adoption of the
constitutional amendment suggested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
Is Consumption IncurahIe?

Read the following Mr.. c. Fl. Morris, New
ark, Ark, says: WAS down with Abscess of
Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable COusumptive- Began taking
am now on my third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my furm. ills the fnostmed-
icfne ever made"
Jesse Middiewnrt. Dccatur. Ohio. says;
'Had 1t not been for Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption would have died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am nnoW
In best Of health" Try it. Sample bottles
free at DR.. Jno. p. Bishops drug store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-13
Wines Tor pebiIitated EemaIes

Physicians have used Speer's wine, and hay
ing applied to it the strictest test known 10
chemistry, they do not hesitate to pronounce
mend 1t to be of great advantage to the aged
and in6rm, also in low and typhoid feTers
SPeer's wine win be found very superior.