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Evening journal., 1890-07-01
CAPTAIN eRlcKLEY DEAD.
Hughey Wiley Gored by a BuII-Llquor
License Trial.

Special Correspondence EVENING journal,
E1KToN, Nd July 1.--C Captain John Brickley
died al his residence IN Elk seek, a few miles
below Elkton, at l.30 O'Clock this morninc
Captain brickley was well know in philadei-
phla and Baltimore, he was for many wears
captain OF steamer playing between
those ports. Last October. Captain Brickly
was taken with a stroke Of paralysis He re-
ceived a second visitation OF the dread dis
ease few days ago and in spite of the best
medical care, and attention he was unable 10
recover. dis death Is sincerely regretted
by an the citizens of this county Deceased
was IN MS ntty ninth year lie leaves a wife
and one child.
Allen Falls, who for some time has been
engaged In the liquor business contrarv 10
the law Of Cecil county, was arreated last
night on the evidence Of man named Hard
graves. HRrdgraves testified that he had on
three different occasions purchased beer from
the defendant at the defendant's place of
business on Maine street. Magistrate par-
fridge held Falls In bail TO the amount Of
Sl,2J In each case, the whole amount OF bail
hughey Wiley, an aged resident OF the
upper part ot Cecil county. was severely
gored py bull one day last week Mr.. Wiley
was engaged IN cutting wood. when he WAS
attacked by the furious animal Mr. Wiley
tried % defend himself with his axe. hut
loss his footing and fell He would
soon have been g victim to the eharp
horns OF the bull had not john Ferguson ap-
peared; with his aid the bull was driven on
Mr. Wiley was severely gored in the bf- 49,
pAcA and serious doubts s.re entertained ut
hie rec very
h.HH in this town ..,
-i. ~ 4flI. fIls.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
To Examine Col. nnnlau

NEW York, July 1.-Tallmadge & Man
rn. who are suing p. G. Lounsbury as TIN
treasurer Of the Republican league foi
$1,000 claimed TO be due for campa gn
printing, have obtained from Judge O'Gor
man, OF the superior court commission
directed 70 Joseph Y. Young, OF Washing
ton, for the examination of Col w. w
Dudley, who, II Is claimed, can tell some
thing interesting concerning the matters
testified to by al Daggett before a referee
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

COMMENTING on an interview with ex
Secretary Bayard, the Denton Md Jour
nal says:
The ex-Secretary declined to discuss
the grievances Of either faction OF the
Kent Democracy, very properly conclud-
ing that the public is not sufficiently in.
terested to warrant his descent into
kent's factional matters.
There Is nothing to discuss. NJ nomi
nations have been made; the people have
not spoken; only little man here and
there has not yet determined whether he
can make more by flocklng with the
Democrats than with the Republicans
Mr.. Bayard is too dignifed TO discuss the
price of man s LOYALTY.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Deteetise Lrnoh,s Indlotmant..

ROCHESTER July IA sealed Indictment
has been opfned against Thomas Lynch.
the ex-dectectye who shot Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoddard in April last. The ex-detective
has already SAvn indicted fo4 lnuraer II,
the second degree for the killing Of Stod-
dard, and the last indictment opened
charges Lynch with manslaughter in the
second degree for the killing Of Mrs. Stod-
dard. II hes generally been accepted here
tofore that the killing Of the woman was
accidental Lynch was admitted to bail
III the sum Of $1,000 on each Indictment
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
FISHING EXCURSION.
The Sapphira Club of Dover ON It's AN
nual rrip-Farmers' Iastituts.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, July 1.-The Sapuhira club OF
lover left this morning. fourteen strong, for
q trip on the grand boat Delaware to the fish
ing banks OF the Delaware bay. The Sapphire
always goes out first iu the season
80 mat they may have clear
uelQ Tor nsh yarns. Commodore Il
4 Jones was tie officer, and the rest of the
crew WeIe Professor j. II. Carroll, j. II
hazel, =. %. Prettyman, Robert Fur
knson, 4 Is. Stapper. They were accompanied
by several ancient danes and Rev.T. III Terry
Maf taken along "a sort OF balance wheel
Iney took ice and,salt along. The suSposltion
- that they II place themselves on the former
and the nsh In the latter.
The next meeting Of Kent's Far ners' Insti.
tute will be held at kits Hammock on the
llth OF July and will be of a picnic charae-
New Kent county grown tomatoes are in
inc market here st rs cents per quart.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
The Piuclsy Boy ana tho burglar.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. July 1.-Dr Palmer's
residence at Lockport was entered at Il
O'Clock last night by burglar DIR. Pal
mer's son found the burglar at work and
hit him in the eye. The burglar drew a
knife, stabbed the boy Ia the arm, jumped
on the roof Of an adjoining building and
got away with a wallet containing $50
The family was on the porch while the rob
berry was being committed and knew moth
ing about it until it was over.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
The Alhnnr nnnk nnfnlcn,,on-

Albany, July 1.-The comptroller Of
the currency has notified the direo-
tors Of the Albany City bank, which
lost slS5,o0O by fraud Of its bookkeeper,
that within thirty days its stockholders
must make good the surplus Of the bank or
its charter will be annulled and its doors
closed against business The bank issues
a second statement in which it is shown
that Anthony Gould has paid in 5000
more and money has also been realized
upon property The assessment will be
about $50 q share.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

In writing an admirable article de
scrlptive of the famous Passion Play
at Oberammergau ArehdeaconFarrer criti
cises Johann Zwink's impersonation Of
Judas thus:
Awfully as he shudders at the word
''traitor, he persuades himself into the
belief that no one can apply the word to
him. But "the tempting opportunity
meets the susceptible disposition, and
he becomes the prey of the cunning
traders and their priestly instigators
At the last supper Judas sits . little
back from the others and watches the
scene with terror and suspicion. He
visibly shrinks and trembles at the
words Of Christ. zone Of you shall be.
tray Me In the scene before the
Sanhearim be covers and wavers before
the appeal Of Nicodemus, yet he cannot
resist the fascination Of the thirty pieces
OF silver which are counted out to him
with chink, and at which he clutches
with missr'a grasp.
The one redeeming feature Of the
ancient Judas which modern imitators
would do well to study and follow
closely. is that he had the grace 70 90
away and hang himself. The play Is
acted every ten years in reverent graft
tude for miraculous deliverance from
the dreaded plague, by which the village
lost scores Of inhabitants IN 1888 AS
the archdescon truly says, the effact on
the spectators is various. Sope are pro.
foundly troubled and dlsmayed, while
others find 1t impossible to witness the
shifting scenes without tears. The rep
resentatlon is realistic in painful de-
gree, impressive beyond the power Of
words to express and sufficiently unique
to be startling and thrilling.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Hend sarorelr Inlnred

William Hsggerty. driver for Peter
Elmer, the bother at Fourth and Union
streets, had his heSd badly injured by
being run over by the front wheel Of his
wagon He was thrown TO the ground
while attempting to climb to his seat,
by the horses starting suddenly. He
suffered greatly from loss OF blood aud
seven stitches had to be taken in the
cash in his head He was about again
to-day and will probably return to work
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
THR sAsEG M woRLD.
acknowledges

A cincipnesi--
.,....o go 10 49,
Base hfs clae.nHatilli; Bsoeaign, S. Er
/ rors: Cincinnati, o; Bookyn, = BapJeriss
Perry and Daily, Freenln ana Baldwin Al
eendauce. l,5e5.
| At Pittsburg-
Pitis5arg ............o 0 900 3
sew York. rk............0 0 % 81 2 1 K
Base hits: Pttsburg 10; New York, H. Ell,
/ ors: pittsburg q; New York. l. Batteries.
l'aker and Decker, WEIGH aud Murphy. Attend
ance, Ias.
At Cleveland
Cleveland .-.........o 1 0 90 / o.
Boston - ........ 0 3 $40 0 0 o o. s
Base hits NCleseland, 5i>Boston, ~ Errars.
Cleveland, .; Boston, 4' Batteriess Ieatm ano
.immer' Garkson aud Bennett. attendance
At Chicago
Chicago. ..............i 2Oe2 o. &
Philadelphia. ........0 0 0 0 so D o.
Base hits Chicago, IS; Philadelphia, l. Er.
rors' Chicago 2: Philadelphia, s. Batteries.
hutchinson and kittridge, Smith and Clements
Attendance, l,s03.
Players League.
At Buffalo
Buffalo. ...... 80 i oolO o. q
brooklyn. ,.......l 0 0 0 0 K 4
Base hits; Buffalo, 10: Brooklyn. & Errors
Buffalo, 2; Brooklyn. 2 Batteries: Hadoock
1865.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ...........1 OF 800 0 e-I4
New fork. D 2 3 % o l-lC
Base hits; Cleveland 10; New York. II. Er.
fors Cleveland, 2; New York Batteries:
hakely and Gruber, Crane and Brown Attend.
anee. 95
AZ Pittsburg-
PTittsburg............l 0 80 o-n
Boston ...,,-.+-.....O D 0 0 o.
Base hits: Pittsburg, ~; Boston. Errors:
fiMsburg ~ Boston g Batteries. staey and
Fields, kilroy and Kelly. Attendance l.9a
At Chicago
Chicago ..............O 2 s b 09o o.
fiiiaaeipha, "a 0 / 0 = I'll
Base hits Chicago, 10; Philadelphia. g. Er
rors' .s chicago A Philadelphia, :. Batteries
sing ana Farrell Sanders and Milligan Attend
ance, i460.
American Association.
At Toledo
Toledo Toledo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II 0 o.
Athletic e......................1 o 0 o o.
Base hits; Toledo, IS: Athletic. !. Errors:
Toledo. /; Athletic, /. Batteries: Cushnan and
Gage Esper and Robinson. Called on account
At Columbus-
Columbus ........".I a2 20 o. 2
syracuse .....,......0 0 0 o o o IL
Base hts Columbus 10; Syracuse. Errors:
columbus o. Syracuse O. Batteries: Krauss
and O'Connor Keefe and O'Rourke
Atlantic Association.
At Batimore-Baltimore 10: New Haven. /.
Base hits Baltimore, IS; New Haven, 4 Errors:
"a, baitiInore u New Haven. TO- Batteries Baker
and Townsend Doran and Hofford
Al Washington, io Hartford 5.
Base hits Washington IL; Hartford. s. Errors,
Washington, 5; Hartford 2. Batteries; Philltns
and Riddle I,yston and Uodyuan
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

OPINIONS differ as to the loyalty Of
Democrats in Kent county, according to
a mans own loyalty. The disloyal man
thinks everybody will bolt ticket which
he does not wish to have nominated, The
loyal men who have always been loyal,
and always expect to be, know that the
Democracy is safe and true The man
who is himself disloyal, likes to think he
has miserable company His feelings
dominate his opinion.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Reduoed-rate Tlelets 70 nnlLimore.

Tne Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nnoqnees, that on July I'd, lth, SIN, 10th. I2th
lot1' l.th. letn, I'd, gath, 10Th, 2ath and 3lst
oe sold TO Baltimore, including admission "a
tne grounds of the fete OF the grand reproduc.
Aoh ana fireworks display OF the Pompeii and
10r the round trip, plus 90 cents for admission
Llckets Will be honored on any train, inciud.
ing Limited Express trains. on the day ot
inclusive --s NAs
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

The Baltimore County Union, Re
publican paper says;
The impression seems to be growing
that the grandson Of his grandfather is
not quite large enough to wear the old
gentlemans hat.
That impression was abroad among
intelligent people when Judge Gresham
was left and Benjamin Harrison was
taken by the Chicago convention.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Brownsony Librnrv Excur,Ion.

The committee of arrangements for
the Brownson Library are making active
preparations for their coming excursion
to Birmingham Park on July 4. They
are preparing program Of sports and
will have a game OF base ball, and alto
gether intend 70 celebrate the Fourth in
becoming manner. The Rev. w. j.
Birmingham will accompany them.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NV. W. Cooper, all kinds of harness and COL
lars &C reasonable rates; made from best ma
terials; Combs. brushes, whips, oils, etc. Re
caring neatly done at short notice. los
If you want a barrel Of good Flour for little
money 70 to Thomas Duffy wholesale and re-
tali cee ar IN choice Groceries and Provisions
f!our. Heed, Hay. Strew nd GRAIN solth-
e..ss .elaeg " front and 4a4iso- s.sssIs,
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

As the preachers say, it is one of the
curious dispensations OF Providence,
which makes kicker out OF .he poll.
tician who has the least reason for
Kicking" It is most frequently an
exaggerated case OF extrayagant and
violent kicking from man who
should, by all laws Of justice, Of reason
and Of decency. be down on his knees
feryently thanking the party which
he disgraces, for past favors and
implcring them not 20 infict
well deserved punishment uron him
for his tollies and sins. 1t would be be-
coming and modest II such man would
be quiet but like the famous prototype
in Holy Writ such man lntensifies his
shame till there is nothing TO do but
hang himself Strange TO say he does
not do that till it is too late to leave him
shred Of reputation. He cannot be
damned with the faint praise that moth.
ing became him In life SO we'll as the
leaving it, because he left too late.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

THE position Of Councilman Chambers
is that several Of his brother councilmen
have been seduced with bribes fnd that
ne can prove 1t. Yet he dees not men.
tion anybody except Mr.. Gaynor. The
community has no interest whatever in
MIR. Gaynor. 1t has an intense and Abid.
ing interest in the Council and In the
regulations Of all the city officials thus
impeached by innuendo. II Mr.. Chambers
has any facts to be used against Gaynor.
Tor whom the community does
not care q baubee, he has facts
which viii convict the members.of Coun,
Gil for whom the community does care
If Mr.. Chambers has no facts he should
be too manly to make such charges. If
he has such facts he should not lack
the courage tn make the charges in a
definite manner The general and IN
supported charge against Gaynor the
nonresident contractor will be purposely
neglected and ignored the charge against
a member Of the Council would obtain
immediate, efficient and intense atten-
tion. Mr. Chambers is pursuing the
plan not to bring that absut. If he has
the facts he should state them, II he has
not he should apologize to the Council
and to the public.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

THE NEWARK LKnaER says there Is a
large number Of Democrats in New Castle
county this year That is true Of the
party everywhere. They are not only
numerous but active, earnest and ag-
pressive.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

C1ARK's thread ia sold in this country
at 3 cents spool. in Canada at 3 cents,
In England at cents The Clarks have
a monopoly on thread making here and
buy their materials in Scotland when
they dislike the price Of labor here.
Still the generous Mckinley bill pro
poses to help that millionaire "infant in
dustryn with more protective tariff
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

The Mary X. Thielman Club held a
meeting last night and discussed the
closing up Of its affairs. Another meet
ing will be held tonight.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
ssIeet Eseuraion y rolnl,a.te,. n.ss,,-

IN sunday. July 6. the philadelphia. VIII
mirgtoI ard Baltimore railroad viii r,r a,
excursion TO colchester Beach. leaving wiz
Az .4 tl.c I'd tsa " st-f "a. s4t M
opportunity fnr .Hf' sA.4.
biils wild VI esssAow ,i .,,,z,,. .,...i,t .,s
the evening. nt ~
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

Iris announced that the negroes
engaged in the uprising at Amite,
Louisiana, got the worst of it. 1t cannot
be expected that il would be otherwise
whsn superior and inferior race meet
IN deadly combat. The news is not a
gleeful surprise, but sad recognition Of
fact that is inevitable. The more
political agitation the@ worse for the
negro. bis only hope is in peaceful
industry. Those who teach him other
wise, tempt him 70 desth which ths7
Care not sisS v-iin him. Raves vi it
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

Read'gtP&R. .Sta) s % 10 81 3 25 $50 $50 ...-
Additional Trains
Daily, except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Wilmington II D. M, b, o. Junction %,
D. m, Newbridge o Al p. m. Arrive Mont
chanin 50 p. m.
On Saturday only, viii leve Wilmington AZ
3 II D. m. Arrive at NewDridge 5 Al o. M
Wilmington 10 IS p. m. arrive NewbridEg
10 35 D. M and NontchaniIlO 55 p. m LeavTa
Birdsboro 10 D. m Arrge Reading 40 p.
m. .
GOING SOUTH
Daily Daily
TEX. SUM. Daily. lex. SUM.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

Fast color Lawns, &C.
Printed Challis, 4 and &C.
2oc French Sateens, I5c.
Ioc Flannelettes, SC.
I2Hc Tourists cloth, loc.
I2Hc Outing Cloth, 1oc.
25c Wash Flanntls, 2oc.
soc Llama Flannels, SIZE.
soc Ceylon Flannels, 3zHc.
On an Average more Tim 25
per cent nnaer A0a0 lyaces-ou1.
prices. Seasonable stuffs.
New. Without breathing
space between the spick and
span cases and the counters.
DO you wonder that the fame
OF such a sale has spread and
spread until double the usual
selling space is often too little?
Meantime the regular stock
Of Ginghams and Cheviots and
all the Summer-w weight Dress
Goods stand as the best and
fullest within your reach.
The demand for India Silks
this season has been very close
to the supply. Almost every.
body has been wanting them.
But the unexpected happens
in India Silks as well as in
other things. Here comes an
importer with a stock landed
a month too late. Result half
brlfeS for choice patterns.
23-inch Indias, soc.
27inch Indias, 75c and ST..
The goods are of genuine
Shanghai weave, printed most
ly in expensive block styles,
many showing six or eight
colorings.
$I.5o Satin Striped Re-
gence, printed in choice de-
signs, ST..
West Transept.
Every grade from Axmin-
sters to ingrains is marked for
quick going, and the lots are
much larger than usual. Odd
stock of all sorts, part pieces
Of every quality, and any pat
terms we do not care to con-
tinue for the Fall trade. drop
into the-rusn ff1re. ,-----'>-
We mean to make this Tuly
2 pleasant memory to Carpet
buyers. This is how:
Administers i patterns. .go piecesD at
- s,ss1-S.lt = Z Sl.45 from 81. Remnants
OF different lengths, 75c TO 81 25
NOqueIteS sls6 from a Il Ple0eT5 bo Part @t
pieces at from zoe to Sl10
WiltonC Is patterns C78 piecesN at 81 65 |
- and 81 from 50 20 and Sd 30
Fart pieces half price.
Nelvetc Is patterns. 81 pieces. at 81 10. |
from Sl4 and 81 80. Remnants |
GOc to 81 TO-
Brussels over 200 patterns, from full |
- pieces of 80 yards at 81 ms- /
ual price SIPS and 81 So, to short /
lengths Of the same grade at 60e
"A special offering Of 2S patterns
W. piecesl of desirable Spring STYLES /
Brussels at 81, have been 81 20.
Tapestries g 8nopIs patterns, e largely re-
grains Of all grades.
That's but part. The little
prices are all around in the
Carpet Store.
In the China Mattings thick
as anywhere.
Second floor Market street side.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
FOR CORONER,

THE odessa Herald says that it shifts
Republican victory in the air. That Is
because it has cold in the head.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
DeIawnre aedre Comnanr.

The stockholders OF the Delaware
= a q Oo'7 7srv he'' - -~rred meet
~ sac .a,s 20 e ~ p
't.eA ea- 4e,lls> = &. .ttt - go.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Delaware Field Club

The Delaware Field Club has no
fixtures for cricket and win probably not
play any matches until the fall The
FL ''- eftern n WI BE- lsr.. ly N
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Weather Indication..
RT. u. d. Oluh.

Generally from fnir to partly cloudy and
slightly cooler. with shower
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
wANAnAl,tl..s-

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. July /. 1874.
Tie ayeatAe1 to-day Is lakely
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

12 30 p. m. Leave Montchann / 10 D. m, New
bridge 90 p. IN. Arrive Wilmington / 50 D.,
m. Leave Newbridge % PIN. Arrive b. a.
o. Junction II p. m. Arrive Wilmington
% D. m.
For connections at Wilmington with P. w.
q b; r; RI, at 3; q Q, Jua;tion with 3. q
o. r.. r., at Chadd's Ford Ilnction with P,,.
w. & b. r. RI, at Coatesvile and Waynes--
burg Junction with Penna.R r., at Birds-.
boro with p. q. Il. r. r. and p r. b., s6
Reading with p. a. r. r.. R. and p. R r )r,
see timetables at all statisns.
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

PENNIES AND SMALL GRANGE CAT5
NJ FAD ~ THE COUNTING Room UE-
AAAs %s&n4Nts JouRRAAs
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
Sunday Om7

Leave wilmineton FOR Bading and inter
mediate stations 10 a. m.
Leave st. Peters for Reaiing and inter-
mediate stations, A o. D m.
Leave Re aiding for Wilmington and inter
mediate stations 05 D m.
Leave Reading for st. Peters and inter-
mediate stations Is m
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Sen. PASSENGER Agt.
A q. .McCAUSIAND.S .Snnerintendant
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
American Association.
Atlantic Association.

AT Batimore-Baltimore, 10: New Haven 1.
Base hits: Baltimore. IS; New Haven. 4 Frrors.
Baltimore 0; New Haven, TO- Batteries. Raker
and Townsend Doran and Hofford.
Al Washngton-Wash is: Hartford 5.
Base hits: Washington IL; Hartford, s. Errors,
Washington, 8; Hartford, T. Batteries, Phillins
and Riddle Lyston and Hodgman
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

hH in this town a
h-e -A a.1i- I.tipg southern lf
Evening journal., 1890-07-01

4alaDa.sl.e s,s
Evening journal., 1890-07-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

FoF SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-29

Client current kept up in Chicago river
In this direction to bring lake water
into the canal to dilute the Chicago
river sludge. The big ditch, provided
for by the Chicago Drainage act, is in
tended to do no more than this. 1t will
do no more than bring ALL the sew
age of Chicago this way, exactly as the
pumps at Bridgeport have been doing,
or were intended TO do.
But it is to he borne in mind that
ten years ago, when the Bridgeport
pumps were started, Chicago was a
city of 100000 people. To-day she
claims over a million. In ten years
she will have over 100000. While
the valley could stand the sewage of a
100000 city, will it stand the duplica-
ton of that sewage every eight or ten
years?
If the drainage act is sustained by
the Supreme Court, and Chicago carries
out its provisions in good faith, there
will probably be no help for it for the
valley. But even the system contem-
plated by the Drainage act, carried
out in good faith, will not allow Chi
cage to make her ditch public nui-
sance to the valley, source of disease
and death; and Chicago even then can
be compelled by the legislature and
the courts to take care of the worst of
her sewage on some such plan as that
pursued in Berlin, as so Interestingly
described by Mr.. Matthiessen lately in
Ottawa. But that is looking some
way ahead; and our present object is
only to present intelligibly the state
Of the Chicago sewage question as it
stands to-day.