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Il VIII Paw You l4ancsomely.

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Evening journal., 1890-08-25

The weather did not loom mp very favorable
for the frBt circus of the SEASON. but by 10
O'Clock the street assumm I'd tho air Of more
than usual Importance. The parade OF Wash
burn q ArlinEton's United Shows was made
from the lsts near the ball grounds. where
the tents are pitched and through some OF
the principal streets Two brass bands played
lively airs during the entire route. A steam
calliope. manipulated by Irene Wsshburn,
was also heard far above the music Of the
bands. After the first band chariot cams the
Worlds fair-two blonde ladies on horse
back and following behind were treups
Of ArAbs, Indians AID COWBOYS. There
We're also camels donkeys, clown and the
usual retinue OF small children closing mp
the procession. The continued wet weather
kept many from attending the afternoon
peri romance, but those present witnessed
several interesting features, Tho show
open ID with grand ontrae, in which the
whole company took part, Wild West. Moor.
ish, C lravan and all The program included
some excellent trapeze performances by
Men ioxa and Maynard, AID daring leaps
thro Ugh tho air by Chas. and Ben Vernon.
There WAS also n very fine con- ortion act,
some first class horizontal bar work. dancing
barrsl act and dog circus. The slack wire
performance Is ons OF the best ever seen here
Alto sether II is q good show. Meridian
Con > Republican.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
AN EPIDEMIC or cRsau.
Three Murders ana 1--WE Desperate AS
Nnuits In Cinasnnati ia Onw NfwAA

Three Murders and 1--WE Desperate AS
saults In Cincinnati In oav NfgAt.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-Therc were three
murders and two murderous assaults in
Cincinnati and immediate vicinity 6atur-
day night. One Of the assaults win prob
ably terminate fatally. 1t Q O'Clock 10 the
western part Of the city, in Van Horn
alley near Cutter street, Bob BurLey had
his throat cut from ear by Charles White.
Both were colored, and thay quarreled
over a five dollar account. White was ar
rested
Ed Mccarthy, a paroled convict, was
badly beaten by big crowd on Abigail
street last Tuesday night. He provided
himself with n revolver and patToLled tha
alleys and streets in that neighborbood till
nearly 10 o'clock last night. He asked Tim
Flaherty and Charles Nedderman 30 walk
across the street to whore he was standing.
Fiaherty went, followed by Nsddsrpaan.
Mccarthy fred and shot Neddernah asad.
Mccarthy ran, and, meeting Charley
Mitchell near Broadway, shot him Ia tha
throat and then escaped. He has not yet
been arrested
At 1890 this morning at Trautman's
Station, on the Big -Four road, just outside
the city limits, in a saloon, Gus Rauho
shot George Ogden in bed, using both
barrels of double barrel shotgun. RAubs
is imprisoned, but he AYERS that the shoot
ing was accidental lie was Ogdsn's room
mate, and the deed was done in tsbsir bed
room
About 10 o'clock last night on Walnut
Hill, James Gregory Gus Richard Rsdd, a
colored tenant OF Gregory, in the head
with hatchet in quarrel about rent. II
is thought Redd will die.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 25.-Ths seventeenth
annual interstate picnic exhibition "a Will
Jams Grove about ten miles from here,
commenced today II n TO last one week
Already the grove Is covered With maehiu-
cry OF every description. Wednesday and
Thursday are the politicians days, the
former being Democratic and the latter
Republican. During the week addresses
will be made by Secretary OF Agriculture
Rusk, Governor Beaver Senator Della
mater, Ex-Governor Pattison, Gen. Hast
ings, United States Senator FaulkeF OF
West Virginia; Congressman Beltzhoover,
ex-Iieutonant Governor Black Congress-
man Brosius, the Hon. A. j. Warner, the
Hon. S. NJ. Wherry, the Hon. Thomas J.
Stewart, and many other prominent men.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
To Assist Prosecuted Hebrews.

BALTIMORE, Aug. ss.-The Jewish Al
lance Of America, recently organized IN
Philadelphia for the purpose OF slevating
recent Jewish immigrants ia this country,
and 10 care similarly for those who are 10
fee from Russia established bganeh Ia
this city to-day Several hundred Israel
ties, mostly those who have come from
Russia within the last decade, participated.
The meeting was addressed hy nv. Bar
nard Harris, secretary Of the jewish Alh-
ance Of America, and others The ne6es-
sity Of providing a place Of refuge for
part Of the 100000 Jews whom Russia has
placed in such plight, and the condition
of the refugees without organized assist
ance were discussed. Another meeting
viii be held Tuesday night to arrange for
a permanent organization and TO secure
man bara
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
O. p. Huntinx,on,s sA,p Yard.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug 95.-Ths interesting
ceremony of christening a steamship and
raising over her the flag Of the United
States has just been performed ct Newport
News. The steamship was the San Beniso
formerly the English ship Kimberly,
stranded on the Virginia beach two years
ago. She was purchased by G. y. Hunting
ton and has been completely rebuilt Ut the
Newport News ship yard at cost OF over
100000 Papers have been issued 70 her
as an American ship. This is the nrst
achievement Of the new ship yard az New
port News. This yard cost about 5000
600 Mr. Huntington says that II the sub
sidy bill passes he proposes 10 build sew
eral ships TO sail under the American Gag
to run between Hampton Roads and Liver
pool
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

DOVER, N H., Aug, 25.-On Wednes-
day, Sept. 3, the famous Lawtelle case
will come up again, when the grand jury
Of StrafIord county win be asked to
find an indictment against Isaac b. Law
telle for the murder Of his brother, Hiram
1t is said that mass Of strong evidence
has been secured TO prove that the crime
was committed in New Hampshire and not
in Maine. This question of Jurisdiction Is
conceded to be the most important TO be
considered by the grand jury, and It's de-
eision will be Of vital importance to Law
telle since conviction in New Hampshire
means death, while in Maine the extreme
punishment for murder is life imprison-
ment.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
secretly SIarrled to Cornell students.

SYRACUSE, Aug 25.-Tho clandestins
marriage Of two attractive young women
Of Ithaca to Cornell students is announced
One Of the brides was Miss Mary Vankirk,
the other Miss Mamie Lindsay, niece OF a
we'll known lawyer. The grooms are Mar
ray Smith, son Of wealthy New York
produce merchant, and H. c. Carpenter,
young civil engineer of Erie county. The
young people went TO Varna on the even
ing of the Cornell Bowdoin race, and were
married by a Methodist minister The
brides and their husbands are living apart
as yet. Both Of the former are str1kingly
handsome brunettes, and very popular IN
society
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
A New Hindarpnrten

tn . committee Of the Friends School have
dec led to open Kindergarten Department
at 3urth and W est streets Principal John
soR has secured the services Of Mics Rather
inc IL. Clarke. of Boston. who was trained un
der Miss Lucy Wheelock, one of the foremost
kindergartners If this country. Misc
com Dleting the arrangements for FUR
nishlng Rnd tquip2ng the department.
The little folks Will have sunny room 10
their comfort and advantage. Miss Clarke
wilt return to Wilmington SeptemDe 4. and
ope / the kindergarten on thu 18th Princi.
pal Johnson Is now at lis office IN tk'ng
active preparations to opsn school September
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
Contract Awarded.

The building committee OF the Brown
son Library Association received bids on
Saturday evening for the building Of the
new hall as follows: Patrick Fahey,
$l1, 800; John Aulvena, $ll, 997: James
Coston, $14, S2s 40. The contract was
awarded to Patrick Fahey The plans
Of the building viii be slightly altered so
that the cost Of erection viii be within
the $40. 600 limit.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

HALIFAX, \. s, Aug. 25.-The British
war ship Buzzard has arrived from ia
maica, having been ordered north on ac
count Of yellow fever breaking out among
the crew. She left here several weeks ago
to relieve the pylades There were nine
teen cases on beard the P<zzard a. one
time, and one Of the victims died at Port
Royal and was buried there. All the others
have recovered, except five, who are ex-
pected to recover.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
Llitleiohn.n FataI Fnll.

BROOKLYN, Aug ga telegram was re
ceived at Brooklyn police headquarters al
] o'clock reporting that Hugh Littlejohn
son OF ex-Speaker Dewitt Q. Littlejohn, had
fallen from the balcony Of the Bayvisw
house at Canarsie, l.. l., and broke hil
neck. The dead man was about 80 yeans
old. He was partner with his father il
the ownership OF the railroad running from
Canarsie 20 East New York He was
nephew Of Bishop Littlejohn.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

II not, don't N IS nest sun 'ay's select ex-
cursion. Everything pleasureabe there. Ex-
celleA grabbing. fishing and sailing. The re-
turn TRIP will be all raft, no change OF cars
between Bay Ridge aud Wilmington. This
tri will give an opportunity TO see Anna
polls az d part OF Baltimore you have never
seen before. SPECIAL trains leave Market
street 20 n. m, Delaware avenue so a. IN,
Fare only 81
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

BRUCE.-On the 10th instant, Oscar Leon,
infant son Of William r. and Emma b. Bruce.
MCCAFFREY On the I'D instant, John
&cCaffrey, aged &C years.
HOMEWOOD. In this city on the Goth
instant. William Homewood aged 60 years
MAMMELE In this city on August %.
Helena. daughter Of Gettlieb and Jannerta
Mammele. aged ID years
MANLONE,-In this city, IN the Goth in
slant, Jane, wife Of John II. Manloye, in her
5ist wear.
MAGEE.-At the residence Of her brother,
John A Harris. Moodside Place (near Har-
veY's station on the lath instant, Letitia
NJ tyee, in hsr 69th year.
NAWARRA.-In this city On the 18th in
st mt, Flnrian Nawarra. aged "A Years,
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

HARTFORD, Aug. 25.-At the Charter Oak
park yesterday afternoon Saunders drove
the black gelding Guy a mile in 2l394; last
half in los, last quarter ia 81 seconds The
weather was chilly and there was a strong
head wind on the back stretch
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

Philade'phia, wilmineton and Baltimore
HilroAd Excursion, August 24h Rail 70
Perryvllle. Steamer 10 Colchester Beach.
Speci train I, ayes Chester 73l a m Viii
ulingtcn St6 a. IN. Rcund-trip rate from
Chester, Sl.25; Wilmington Sl.O0.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
Boom Is on In ROUGH on nIRT sOAp
ITEMS OF INTEREST

you've man." said Congressman to
70 18th who WAS emp eyed at the Capitol. -
30 40 admiration for yoar powers OF endur-
an e In what way. sir2m was the inquiry.
In 9 tone sf pleasure Il saw you stand and
puff cigarette sfAoke In yoHr own face .or at
least half an hour. ~ Washington Post
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
The Atlantic city of the south-Bay
Ridge. Sunday, August 81.

Down the glorious Chesapeake for 80 miles.
pas ling Forts hcHenry and Carroll afford
ing a fine view or Enltimsra and the great
b. q or elevators. Retureing by all rsii.
no change Of cars Train leaves Market
street AZ ~ a m. Delaware avenue Z so 4
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

In the Lombardv Cemetery are being sold
ev ny day. Those Wishing TO purchase at
pr sent prices should do 80 st once A free
co lyeyance viii leave the Office OF the com
pa ly,No. GA Market street.on Saturday after
no IN next at p. IN, for those wishing to see
tn cemetery with view to purchasing lots
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

August q. great excursions via Philadel-
phta. Wilmington znd Baltimore railroad
30 isiaE Grabbing, flshing, grand concert,
sos y. m. runaing via Perryville Rognd
trip rate rom Chester, 81 20; Wilmington, 81;
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
ON SATURDAY,
THE 6rn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1890,


The following described real estate, viz:
An that certain lot or piece Of land, with a
three toried brick dwelling-hoUse thereon
erected. situate In the CRY OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Begirnlt4tg AT the Intersection of the east
terly side OF Lomba ri stTeet with the south
erly side Of Fifth street thence by id side
OF Lombard street south r degrees y est 10
rect to a corner stake. thence easterly by u
line parallel with Fifth street 50 feet to a
corner stake, ther &c northerly by a line par
allei with Lombard street ii feet TO the side
Of Fitch Stree ard thence therby north IS
degrees west so feet to the place of Beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution AS the prop
erty Of Casper I TopEin and Mary L.. his
wife. and [. { and to be so q by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheriff : Chice, Wilmington, august ~. 1850.
aiQ-eod6L
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

DIR. DRHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, ere
the only genuine pennvroval Mills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 N.
9th st. Phila. Ladies beware Of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25


4 ARnlAtfE. - LAR1h DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carrisge: built to order; finely uphols
erred; new; suitable for family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
+nhles, corner Madison and Twelfth streets.
gARNESs.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
"A harness INQUIRE at this Office
yOBES.-PAIR OF HANDsON- LAP
robes; also blankets and whir In luife
u this once.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
sHERIFF's SALES.

CHERRIES SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF Leyari Facias, mechanics lien. to
me directed. will be exposed TO public sale al
the Court House, on harket street betw cen
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
WllmingtOn, New Castle county. delaware.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
ON SATURDAY,
THE 6rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1890



The following described real estate viz:Td'
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
in the ci OF " ilmingtun, be ginning al a
point on the easterly tide of Jackson street
nee OF u feet from the southerly line OF
Third street Ut line OF land of n. Sinex;
thence with this line eastery parallel with
Thi q street 80 feet 10 the westerly
side OF q feet wide allev leading into Third
street, thence with the said side OF said alley
southerly parallel with jackson street II feet
to a stake in a line Of other land OF said
Myrick; thence with said line north-rly and
parallel with Third street ~ feet to the said
easterly side OF jackson sire, and theme.
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Bernard McIlheney, deceased. lanes
Ncilheney, administrator of Bernard Me-
Ilheney. deceased and {. 9. and to be sold
by ALYAN ALLEN, Sher II
Sheriffs ONCE, villa ington, august 10,
1890
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

BEWARE Of the good deacon who begins &c
smile on on At this season of the year Ter
10 one he wants to borrow your children tC
take TO the circus. klmira Gazette,
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

ALL MEDICAL authorities agree that catarrh
Is no more nor less than an Inflammation Of
the lining membrane o the nasal air passages.
Nasal cstarrh and ali catarrhal affections Of
the head are not diseases of the blood, aud Ii
IS a serious mistake to treat them as such.
no c0nscientiC us physician ever attempts 10
do So 1t is held by eminent medical men that
sooner or later a specific will be found for
every disease from which humanity suffers.
catarrh ~ least positive cure already exists
in kly's Cream Balm.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25

BEFORE you do anything wicked, remember
that the pap IS will probably want to men
ton it.-Atchison 3lobe.
Evening journal., 1890-08-25
weather Indications.

The weather promises TO be slightly
warmer and partly cloRdy, followed by
ain.