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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
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SbmobI bic moberne RrieosIIbruHs
10 perl6ieoeu uon Der aus ben GassH;
Oss srie6iibeu Tsuers, Der Durises!
i9ibe uno Der Grmbruit lit, wie uul're
beutiss 9ebeusweiis pon ber Der gIteu,
10 bsltebt bod cine msrtwiirbige Aebns
li6tsit Spil6en ber mooernen 5riegss
te6nit uno Rrieg 6inerie uuo Oeries
ri9en unisrer NItuoroertu. SdOu in
Gen sriteu Seetrisssn, uon oeueu bic
@sl6i9te uns RenntniB gibt, bebieute
man li9 bes S9ifismaites fir ausrifsa
Swsde, uno uon Der 0taitipite wurbeH
9feile, Speere, Ru9sln unb 9rie9H9es
6euer 9euorIeu. DamaIS wie beute
mar bic Maitipite Der bauptid6Iidite
auslug. unb bd bic Seefdmpfe Sdift
sessn S6iif, Sano segen Sunb sefo3s
ten wurbeu, 10 mar Der Mait nm pieIes
widtiser aIs Die Sauptbepaifunng Ses
S9iiieS.
Inter ben 56iffen, weI6e &arI 1.
Der 0turine biusufiiste, mar elm uOn pett
in WooIpi9 I'M Sabre 1857 9ebauter
goIoB, rber S0nis Oes Weeres" ses
nannt. Die 9an9e Oes Riels mar 1913
SUP, bic 8rsite AS uno bic Qduse bes
Rumpfes pom S9nabsI bis Steuer $50
SUB. Sn elmer 9si9rsibuu9 6es Rss
IoiIes pon Sbomas Seppooo bsibt IS
boB oerieIbe brei 9Iattbeds Unit iortIaus
fenben 8lanten uon porn mad bintsn)
elm BOrOerbsf, Elm SaIbbsf, Elm Quars
teroed uno elm Steuerbous bate.
9aS l1utsrbsd bate breiBi9 Sdarteu
fir Sanonen unb SaIb9el6ite, has
WtitteIbsd 6rsibig S9arten fir SsI6s
i9Iau9en, Oas Sberbef is6sunb3pausis
fiir nnSsre @si9iits, bas 8or6ercaitslI
3wOIf. gluBrbem paren auf benz Ded
pierSebu M6rier unb Sebn @lrteIges
i6ite oufgeiteGt unb in ben Rabneus
wdnOen ;ubIrsi6e S6isbIo6er fiirSan6s
paiien au9ebra6t. 0as S6iif bate
eli 9(nter. ieOer pOn 44OO 8iunb @es
pi6t. Seine Grasfdbistsit betrus 1887
Cons. 8si bsr Brobeiabrt itelte f4
beruus, boB bas Sdiii um Elm 9ed ~
bod ma, uuo 10 muBte es I'M iopisl ers
nieOrist psrosu. Damn wurbe es Elm
uOrSii9Ii9es Sdifi.
S6on i'm Sabre 1888 purbe S9iess
puIper in Der 6riessfiibruu9 uerpsubet
uno nod i'm ieIben Subrbuuoert purbeu
eiierne @'ei5ise nit usri9ieOsueu Rams
mern 9e9olleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

aIs eins fsbr abeIiioIte
oIte Dame Die auseiss erbuIt.u, buB ber
Sphn ibrcs ueiIanS ,bcnlo aSe[itc[,eu
8rubns f9 nit siuem birserIideH
Nsdbdtn uerIObt babe, idrisb lie ihrem
unserutenen gfsfen in tieiiter @np5F
ruus: vg8ie tOuutsf On nur bieieu
S6ritt tbuu, ba On peibt, Sub Deiu
Batter iid OBJ bieisr WssaLiauce uufebI~
bar i'm @rabe un,brebti~ Statt 6er
srbOffteu sri9iittsrten Birtuns ersieIte
iie MIR bic aIerbinss penis pistdtuO[Ie
antwort: uDas wirb Isiber wObt bee
Sau ssweitn isin, aber berubiseH Sts
fi9, Uerebrte Taute, Batter Iiest i4eu
wiebu ridtis, benH bsrsits am foIs
sen6en Gage bat iid AUDI mein Sruso
NIT Osr S@wsfer msiHsr graut SeEs
IebtIH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

Infer Bib felt ben Wait ein,s mos
berusu 6rie9si6iiss bar nit gIusIus
unb 3birmsn. Der Molt lit boil uHS
non seniisenbem llmiuug. um eiuem
WatrOie ~ geitattsn, bariu oui: uuS
nierer3uiteigeu. Der uutsrite Gburm
entbdIt elm Su6Ii6t, weIdbes nit @Istz
tti,itdt Surb Orabte stipsiit Dirb. Die
ii9 our6 ben bObIeu Mait biusiebeu.
Slm Swsiten Gburm beiiubsH fda swei
@eidise uuo i'm britteu uuo oberitsn
Der NusIug Mittslit bes Su5lidts
fann Die %Ofition bss SeiuOeS dUi Oas
@euaueite ausgetunoldaftet, pas Oteer
aui Iange Diitauctn erBeut uuO naa
SorpeoOs burdiu6t perOeu. Wtit oieieR
WtittsI ausaetiiitet, tauu elm SdiiT TO-
pobl bel Ra6t aIs bel Gage erercirsT
unO Nsm 5siuOe isberjsit wirIiam eutse'
9entreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
@ine fur@tbare Reusr


- Cine fur htbare Teuer s.,
oruuit bat in gOuitantinopsl 10 1obu.
5duier, 3s7 SpsiGer uub gaseri9uppsn,
ipei groBe uno tletne Wtoi9seu, eme
S6ule, elm WauioIeum, cine me6ani:
ia Spiunerei, Spei 9OIi5eiwa9t5auisr
uno iiini 9teben9ebduOe bes Saupt5ou:
ANTS Serit0rt, lowie bic @slammtusr:
rdtbe on 9oIS auf l56 9nguititteu III
Weri6e uou 80 0iiQiouen 6ranttu.
lleber 40 Beripueu iiuo ais permiBt on.
gsmsIGet. 8erbraunt iino II. q. bic
yrauen unb Jtiucer Speier bo6erer Sfiis
ciere, mebrere 2irbeiteriuneu Der me6as
niidcu Spinuerei ano uier glrbsiter erss
SoISpIubes; I'M Sauti9ut, 8o;ar purbe
siue Srau pabuiinuig uub itiirSte ii9 III
bic 6lammen me6rere BeriOneu, weIde
ii3 iu's Wteer ilii6tstsu, ertranten. Die
3abl Der Yerlebteu uuo NIT 8ranowun;
ben Seosdten bstrdgt iiber 100 SGmmt:
Ii6s 6euerwsbrtorpS ber SuuptitaNt
paren pon G4 llbr itib an bis gum OH:
bereu Utor9eu IN GbGti9teit, nobel lie
pon 200 SoINateu uuteritiist wurSeu.
Der Sdeitb u!: Sslam ielbit, Der @roB:
pssier, Der Mdrinemini ter unb Der Ri.
uiitsr reS Snucrn paren bis mad @fttsrs
na9t nit elmer 9roBsu 9lnIabI pen 8e.
nmteu all ben beOrobteiteu 9uutten an:
peisuO; siusi 6Iiiselaoiutunten beS Sul:
tnns batien bieIem ununterbto6en 8e:
ri6t Su eritatten. Sir Die Gauisnbe por
Sbeo9Ioien pur0en msbrere Wtol9eer
se6iinet.
- lleber BEN Staub Ser
8einberge Nib bem yEei6san,." aus
BEN Rbsiu9nutreiie beri6tet, baB bic
8ciuberge oagemsin uorSisIid itebsn
uno 6aB bic reidlideu prr Der 8liiibe
i:sbeuSeu @ei4sine Soifuun9 aui einsn
uoQen Ser6it sebsu. 2eibsr baben ii9
bic NebcniddoIinss wieoer in grocer
Uteuse eingefunoen. Nm sabIrsid item
tritt Der 9tsbltidler aui. Sn Der @e.
msinoe 6alIsarteu bat Der @smsiuosratb
Brdmien pou 30 8i. fir bic Giuliefe:
rnng pom 800 Stld bieiss S6doIinas
bspiqist. Der Spriuswurmmifier bat
iib sbeEfaus SabIreib SsSeigt, por5uss.
neiie in ben Gjemdrfungen Qor6 uu6
gor6barien. OOrt lit muH seesnDdrtis
Namit beibditiet. CUR Abusnbung bet
gcrsno: pera. welde im uOri9sn Sabre
isbr TART Onisetreteu lit, bic Q8einitode
nit RupieruitriolIOiuns Su bsiprissn.
Dlon bort baourd SugIsi9 ben Spriug.
purm gu uertilsen. Die Seupurms:
mOtts iit in bieitm Sabre 6sm ani6,in
uud ni4t 10 bdufis, pie in benz 8Ors
iubre. Die 8Orarb,itsu fir bic bies:
idbrissn RsbIuuS;l llnteriu6unssu iiub u
uOlem @auss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
G(ioB: 2ot5ringsu.

Bei Der Gaufe RES 7. Srbnss osS Or:
o;iters Ycder in Webpeilcr IieB iitb her
Raiier ais Balbe eiutrasen unb ianbte
cu 9llern 50 N. - Mie bebeutenb Ter
O6It6au in BET 9je9sno vou Wee lit, ct;
iibt lid oaraus. oGB i'm 0iouat s5uui 3.
5. ausiu pom Wteesr 8abu5of aus bsm
Scroi1t nad) mebr aIS 20OJ geutntr
Stobtereu, 9euauer be;sibuet. 107, 900
lg. in ~, 900 bis %, 600 R6rSden gum
SsriauoI getOmmen iino. Oieie Maiien'
ausiubr wlro bauptiG9Iib pon @onisr:
reniabrifsu aborbrf, nobel bic Sfal;
mo bic Jt5einlanoe obeEduitebeu. Der
yeOertGurler 6opf in Wiilbauien purbs
,m ,GanReuwilb6eu" eri1o6cu auf9e:
iunosu. - NIs Rurioium bsiist Sul,
rine II Mleter hobe Urettsrwuuo. Our9
oicielt. trennt Der BaroH y. Sefsru lib
uou ieiueu biresrIi9en gia9baru uno
udt teuielben yuit unb 2idt ju bensb:
men, - neil eieie ibm Oas betreiienbs
iSrunbtid ni9t uertauisn woIIten.
9rauui6peis. anbaIt. Sip:
pc. 9SaIoed.
Weaeu Santerotts wir6 Der @drtuer
9uOpig S5war; in SeImtebt itsdbriei:
LID uerfoIst. - Gus 6eit Der soIosnsm
Sodssit feierten psrsint bic gbspaare
9edtr un6 S6mcaebier in Sitteurobe.
- Die 1T Der @id5e pon 8ibslanb aui.
qsI6IoGene SsrmannsbobIe III buld bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

Gin fur9tbures SaseIwetter bat bic @es
meinbe SOrit beimseiu9t. gi9t MIR
bic 6eIbfridte, iOnOern fosar bic @aq:
beden linb fait bis auf ben @run6 psrs
ni9tst.-Die pesen fabrIdiiiser 6in6es:
tSotuns bereits uorbeitrofte unu. Reaine
6Udboii aus &obrba9 bat i.tt ibt brit.
teS unebeIi9es Seinb, bas a Gage alt
mar, einfa9 uerbunseru IaTen. Oas
@eri6t uerurtbeiIte iie ;u Sabren @e'
fdusniB.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13


BENSON.-On 81 ptonber .. Flijah r. D.
Benson. son Of John h. and Sarah Benson
aged IL years
CLARK in this city, on the 18th instant
Bridget CLARK. at the r. sidence Of her brother
Patr ok Long
quested 10 attend the funeral. from her late
residence, No. - Chestnut street. on Mon
day morning September Is, at q O'Clock
High Mass at st. aui's r. y church In
terucnt at New Cathedral Cemetery.
COUNTESS AT New Castle DE aware on
Septembsr 4 Charles h Countiss, la the 18th
year Of his age
DoUGHERTY In this city. on the y h in
slant. Catnartne Doagherty. age.i s. years.
KEENE in THIS city. on the Il h instant.
Mrs. Mary II Keene.
Lon c. In this city. September H. Amelia
A., infant daughter II william II. and Cara
r. Lonr'. aged 4 months and days.
McILHENEY 2 In Philadel lhia Susie
daughter Of Henry and Maggie McIlheLsy;
aged 10 years.
M XwELL In this city. on september Z.
Hannah y dAughtei Of Edward an l. Annie
Maxwell, Ia her ed year.
MEDtLL. = On the sta instant. Pereival ~ !.
infant son q George d., an Philena a. edill,
sged months.
STEWArT. In this city, on the 18th in
his age.
Ia ULL In this clty.oii the 9TH Of sepfem-
Der, Henry Taull. son of the late Richard and
Catherine Taull. aged l6 years.
THOMAS In this city, on September I,
Bertha. daughter Of j. II and Mntha
Thomas, aged years.
NlNEINHER.-On Sep emher 10 1897. Fran
c 4 Holland. youngest ron Of Francis o and
Mary A NiEsingtr, aged I years and 8
months
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

John Shelley Hudson. the Snow Hill
Nd murderer, mas been respited By
Governor Jackson until October TO-
Charles S. Boulder or Elkton, Nd.
son Of ex-Sheriff William r. Boulder,
was married on Wedne sday TO Miss
Jennie J. Packard Of Chesapeake City,
samuel Everett Marshall, .. D. s.,
aged q years, died at MILFORD on Thurs
DAY he was a son OF DR.. William Mar
snail and promising Young man.
The cornerstone Of the Young Mems
Christian Association az Cape N aries
was laid @rsday with Masonic cere.
monies Rev. A. s. Lloyd of Norfolk.
delivered the address
Delaware City hiss minee-meat fac
tory. No complaints OF the eat aud dop
nuisance will be heard there Ia ~,
future, as a Boston firm has ordered te,
tons of the fancy article.
The River AMI Harbor bill makes the
following appropriations 10 Maryland
Breton bay gess IS, 000 harbor AZ Cam
bridge, $1,000; Choptank river, $1,000
Susquehanna river, $4,000: Fair Lee
| creek, So 900; Patuxent river, So 600
Wicomico river, SIC, COO Manokine river
! 81, 300; Chester river, S.. 600: Elk river
| $40, coo; North East river 1890. Tn,
Eastern Shore gets an unusual,
large share Of the appropriations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13
The FINANCIAL CRISIS.
5tringency in the Money Market
Causes Much Alarm.
THE ACTION OF THE PRESIDENT.


Upon HIS Advice Secretary Window Of
fers 125 for Outstanding A Per Cent.
Bonds and Anticipates Years Interest
ON $4,000, 600 worth Of o's.
ericsson, Pa Sept. 1s.-Ths president is
closely watching the tone Of the money
market. With view to meeting any
surther emergencies he spent nearly two
aours Friday afternoon comforting by
telegraph with the treasury department
The principal results of the telegraphic
sonRrence WINS the issuance of orders by
he president to anticipate the interest on
outstanding currency per cent. bonds to
IN amount not exceeding 5000, 900, TO Of
Ter TO pay 125 for outstanding per cent.
bonds instead Of l24, the,rate heretofore Of
erred. The conference between the presi-
1ent and treasury department also has
reference TO the propriety Of suggesting an
extension in the bonded period under the
proposed new tariff law, but that subject
Vas deferred without conclusion for fur
her elaboration. II is quite probable
hat the president win decide to make a
recommendation TO congress respecting
he matter. Secretary Halford has recon-
nended to the telegraph company that
hey arrange to transfer their present tele-
graph Office. which is located in the old
:olored church, TO room in the Mountain
Aouse, where it will be more convenient
'or the president to conduct his Geographic
conferences, which, it is thought, may De
more frequent during next week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13
KENT DELEGATES.
Republican County Communicable Pre-
dictions OF the Outlook.

dictions Of the Outlook.
Special Correspondence EvENIEG JouRsAL.
DOVER, Sept. 10 "A large number
Of Sussex county cattle are being driven
north into the upper part OF Kent
county. Most Of them are sold to Kent
farmers, who will fatten them MP during
the winter, to sell them In the Spring.
complete list Of the Republican dele
gates TO their county convention TO be
used on the 23d inst Is appended:
East Dover-Joseph r.. Whitaker.
John B. Martin, r. M Jones, A. b.
Moore.
West Dover-James P. Aaron, John S.
Bicking. Richard Staples.
Duck Creek-Fr4nk r. Postles. Will
liam a Boggs, w. A. FAIRIES, E. Lower,
W. T. Truax
Little William Harrington, w.
Harper. Jsmes G. Storey.
Ksnton-N. T. Underwood, Peter L.
Bacus. Aubrey Vapdever.
North Murderkill-John HUM. Jr
l. ID. CGulk, J. W. Durborough, George
Il. Murray, L C. smith
South Murderkill-Clark Wensch. K.
w. Thomas, w E. Davis, David l.
Cooper, AivAn b Cooper
Mispillion- Bsniah 7. Anderson, James
Townssrd. j. B Simmons, + J. Long. o.
J. Franklin, Elias sspp
hllford-William L Herring. Frank
ReedY, J. p Stewart, J n Webb. John
N. Johnson, d Henry Frazier
Although the names or the delegates
are IN aud the convention IS now but ten
days on, Il Is a surprising fact that even
the wisest Of the leaders will not venture
3 guess a. % whom the successful candi-
date for sheriff will be. There are about
hsif-a-dozen applicants, al claiming 10
oe able % get there" But By The
middle of next week some estimate Of
their respective strength can be made.
The handsome new stores OF Joseph
Levy, are nov nearly ready tor occu !
pancy, and magnificent buildings thew
are. Mr Levy has spared no 81 pense III
their erection, and they are credit to the
town. II Dover had a few more mer-
chants with the enterprise and push ~
Mr.. Levy, the old rookeries that disgrace
Loockerman aud state streets would dis
appear
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13
colored Church Conference.

AT the afternoon session Of the coloret
conference in the A. u M P Church oil
French street above Eighth yesterday
the place for holding the next genera
conference was discussed and It was de-
cided to meet in the African Union Meth
odist Protestant Church at Elkton. Nd.
on the FIRST Wednesday in September,
1894. The question of raising a fund
for the maintenance of ministers and
delegates attending the conference was
also discussed and occupied the greater
part of the afternoon session. The fol-
lowing were appointed to act as general
book St wards during the next four
years: Rev p. Fl Clippey and G. H.
Williams, Middle district; w. g..
Reed, Southern district; William
Walthers. Eastern district. The build
ing committee consists of e. Fl. Chippey.
|. B Cooper J. V. Palatan. |. H. Mich
olas, @. s. Temple, and p. II. Lewis.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

Company Q. Of this city gave socIabls
last evening in It's quarters ii the
Masonic Temple. Company II, OF New
Castle, twenty seven strong, was the
guests Of Company 9 The exercises on
the evening we're verv enjoyable Com
pany had a full dress inspection and
Company Il attended ia fatigue dress
All kinds 81 social pleasure were INDUCED
IN. Az 2 80 o'clock an excellent supper
was served In the srmory. Several tx
eellent speeches were made BY members
Of Company G, and they were we'll re-.
sPonded 20 BY Company HIS speakers.
ne Two companies gave an exhibition
driil IA the armory and adjourned al a
late hour
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

WASHINGTON. Sept I3-Gen. Nettleton.
assistant secretary o. the treasury. last
night made the following statement: THE
treasury department today, 10 addition 10
iis regular disbursements. which are I'M
usually heavy, paid out ~. 34s,os4 on ae-
conct Of bond purchases and ad vance in
teresi A. fellows; Interest prepaid. 81 O63.-
Vs. redemption Of ~ bonds. SIS. O5O.
purchase q per cents, f7J0.Oo0
Lne per cents. purchased yesterday
were accepted y l25 This Is the first con
siderable purchase Of per cents. for some
time, and the price paid Is per cent above
that heretofore paid uuder ths circular AZ
July, lH0 The government has not with
drawn from the market Tor a per cents. aud
the treasury = ready % fakea considerable
amount d a. II they are 70 he had.
What the Treasury Nag DO.
The total balance Of duties due al ali
imported merchandise ID bond al the bort
o. New York on Sept. Il only si7. 800 Og0
Only moderate portion u these goods
VIII De subject TO increased duty nnder tbe
schedule IN the new tariff biH Theae
facts would seem 20 indicate that anxiet v
based on this feature OF the situation had
been largely without foundation.
A. 10 further measures Of relief il 70 FAR
as the existing stringency can reasonably
be said 70 be due to the inevitable opera
tons 81 government revenues, the treasury
department will not hesitate 70 apply such
effective remedies as the Law permits and
the situation requires"
70 Pay Interest on this Skies.
Il = said that one Of the minor measures
OF relief for the market that may be adopt
Cd by the treasury will be the payment in
advance Of years interest on the 5000
o10 OF government bonds known as cur
rency 6's
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

snrprise party was given TO Miss
Emma lbaugh last night, the occasion
q her sixteenth birthday, q her home.
NO l4Og Jackson street. She received
many preseDfs Refreshments were
served az II 30 o'clock. and the young
people went home some time after thar
hour The following were present
Misses Bessie Penross, Lula Hanna.
Martha Alexander, Florence Medholdt
hiHnie lbaugh. Ella Hopton. Esther
strick and, May Hessey. Maggie Martin,
and Amanda Palmer, Masters Harry
Rile. Walter Rils. Oscar Bratton, Elmer
Alexander aud Eugene shuifz.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

BRINE BLYTHE. At the Old Swedes
on September IL, by Rev. Martin b. Dunlap
Robert Grant birnie and Mary Emma Blythe,
both of this city.
COLEMAN = HAINESWORTH.-O the
nth instant. by the Rev, John y G. Hanna,
William r Coleman and Sarah E. aines-
worth. both OF this city.
DANCE MARY EL.-At Franklin. on the
10th instant. VIII am Dance OF Dakota. for
snerly OF Avoudale, AID Nettie Marvel OF
Fran ylir.
MUNkY-PANCOAST, On September 4,
ls9j. by Rev. w II. Burrell at HIS residence.
No. - Cooper street. Camden, j., Joseph
Money TO Miss Marcella Pancoast 10th OF
Wilmington, Del
REEsE-~MlTH-I In this city 90 the 10Th
instant. by the Rev j. u. q. Hanna. Daniel
= reese and Miss Carrie 5. smith, both Ct
Esston. Md.
THO ARTON.-At the residence
Of the brides parents, on Monday. September
., at a. m, by Rev. Adam Stengle, Or
kdwar r. 1hornren OF Harrisburg, Pa, and
Miss Emma Barton of Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

Boston, sept l3.-The Boston Merchant.'
association has passed this resolution.
That Jan. ] should be fixed az the dafe
when all goods deposited ia the United
States bonded warehouses at the time when
the pending bill becomes a law NAV ~
withdrawn, and the duties TO be paid shall
be those in force prior TO the passage Of the
new bill We desire to urge this sugges-
ton as applying to the large amount a.
goods now in bond, which, IL withdrawn
by NOV. !, would cause dangerous finau.
cial strain which would be Of no benefit 70
manufacturing or mercantile interests and
would be likely to cause widespread injury
TO business interests Of all classes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

Whereas. q q IN Iis wise and Almighty
Providence has taken from our midnf one ~
our loved nf.d esf nab fuefn hers. Misa Mabel
Nsynolds. we therefore would bow ln humble
subinissi 10 the will 81 Providence ~,
hrs thus rOrcly lcrcft u.s. and
hssnved, That AZ n tnken " our apprccia
70 ~ h.r worth, NJ kncwlsfrment 10 our
uYhmely loss rnd Fytupathy 81 her herrnvrd
,anily, ihs "krandywine shauter 81 mo
Epworth Learuem herrhy tender their sym.
pa.hy TO the family, S ned rs Committee
II p 6RisE.
LILLE A. MCCEEA.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

The Friendship Fire Company has in
vited Mayor Harrington to make the
welcoming address on the occasion of
their visit In October.
The Rollo Fire Company, Of Elizabeth,
j., will visit the Washington Com
pany OF this city next Friday.
The Reliance Company will visit Read
ing In the near future.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-13

AEw York, Sept. 1S-All considerations
other than the money market and the con
iitions affecting it dropped out OF sight in
Wall street yesterday. The furry the pre-
Fious day led the street to expect a lively
time IN money on account OF the necessity
Tor providing funds to carry over to Mon
lay morning, and these anticipations were
justified. No rate was quoted for call
money In the board until about ii o'clock
when il was quoted at % per cent, an ad-
vance over Thursdays opening figure Of Is
per cent, from which point il rose to one
half Of per cent commission and 6 per
cent legal rate. or about IS per cent. per
annum. This was the highest peg OF the
day, and in the afternoon money on call
gradually declined to per cent
Rumors Ahoat.
The effect Of the high money rate was
naturally severe upon the general list but,
IN addition, the announcement by the
sugar Trust officials that IL had been de.
cided to pass the dividend caused that
stock 70 lead the whole market on the
down grade. The decline 10 the regular
list during the forenoon, though less pro
nouuced, was material on account OF the
shifting Of loans, but about O'Clock a
fair sized rally set in on rumors that Score
tary Window would shortly offer to re-
deem about SIS, 10000 worth Of per cent
bonds u WAS also reported that the
secretary was in the city and had been "
conference with a number OF prominent
dnanciers a. the offices 81 the First Ma
tional bank, but officials Of that institution
denied all knowledge Of Mr. windonis
whereabouts Or that he had visited the
bank
Heroic Action Il Necessary.
i = believed. however, that be was
visited 10 Washington on Thursday by 4
delegation Of New York bankers Every
one admits that heroic action will be neces-
sary 70 avert commercial disaster. and the
redemption Of a large block OF the az
would, in the opinion o. many financiers.
have important aud almost immediate
effect in relieving the present stringencv
until the return low Of money from the
interior begins.
Secretary Window in New York.
Secretary Window arrived 10 town ves.
terday and visited Wall street. He was
very Feticent in regard 70 the reason FOR
bis visit 70 the metropolis
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The Edge Moor Bridge Works. whose
plant IL located az Edge Moor. bas
secured the contrsct for constructing
viaduct over Rock creek, Washington
The work is 70 be done for the Rock
Creek Railway Company.
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A. the Pussy aad ZONES comp.nr,. shops

At tho Pussy aud Jones Compsny's shops.
The Pusey and Jones Company shipped
four Gould screens to the Lisbon Falls
Fibre Company, Lisbon Falls, Me-, yes.
terday afternoon.
The Pusey and Zones Company shipped
paper machine to the Hudson River
Pulp aud PAPER Company at Jessup's
Landing. N r., yesterday This is the
ninety ninth paper mach ne built at this
comrany's shop, and 1t will build thles
more for the Hudson River Company.
The lighthouse tender Zzania is
lying at the Pusey and Jones Company's
wharf.
The cutter Wenona will be finished
and clear probably next week
The Pussy and Jones Company Is max.
lag new cylinder and connecting rod
for the disabled steamship New Orleans
The several parts Of the machinery have
been forwarded them from New Orleans
for fitting, and when complete will be
returned and put ia place At that port
The New Orleanss hull and machinery
was built by the Pussy and Jones Com
pany, as were also the Hudson and
knickerbocker, Of the Cromwell Line
steamers