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Evening journal., 1890-09-02
SUNK OFF COLLINS Beach.
A Small Schooner 1 oRdod With Bay
Goes Down-smyrna news Notes.

A Small Schooner oRdod With Bay
Goes Down-smyrna news Notes.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Sept. 2-Daniel Russ and
Berkeley Cooper, colored, engaged In an
alteration on Saturday evening. Officer
Grant arrested Cooper. but Russ escaped
Cooper was given a hearing before Squire
f. v Cooper, who fined him 81 and
costs,
a young man Of this town was recently
invited to attend a full dress ball In q
certain town In Caroline county. Md,
and gives the following description of II
''The orchestra consisted of one banjo
and a violin. The only tunes the orches
ira could play were old Dan Tucker,
Pop Goes the Weasel and Maryland,
My Maryland Programs, they had
none. but when the music began they
danced quadrilles and every imaginable
dance to those three tunes. When I'M
dersook to dance found that my educR-
ton had been sadly neglected and gave
1t up to become a wall flower Of the
reddest hue.
drunken brawls are becoming quite
frequent at the Smyrna House.
improvements will be made on the
Episcopal Chapel in this town.
A small schooner loaoed with salt
hay, sank of Bay EeRd Saturday morn
ing. The crew was taken off by a boat
from the beach.
Isaac Wilson, highly esteemed citi-
zen Of this town. died Saturday, after q
lingering Illness, OF Bright's disease and
heart trouble He was about 10 years
old and had bien engaged in the harness
making business here for many years
A wife and several children survive him
he was inferred in the M E. Cemetery
Rev. Samuel Perry of Chesapeak,
City. Nd filled the pulpit of the Pres
byterian Church, Sunday morning.
Joseph Williams has returned HON,
after a months trip to various points
Mrs Elizabeth Spruance has returned
from Dover, where she has been visit.
ing.
Mrs Gertrude Heubly Of Pittsburg
Pa, is the guest OF Mrs w. Carrow
Miss Sallhe McMullen Of Bristol. Pa
and William McMullen Of Philadelphia
are the guests Of John Deakyne nea
| town.
Professor w. G. Lake Of Dickinsoi
College has been visiting relatives i
SMYRNA
Miss Lille Stats Of New Castle /
visiting her parents here.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
ooMs klLlen On 80 RAll.



Srecia1 Correspondence kvrNtNo aousNAl'
INV CAsri.R, sept > The Norfolk
expreSs train, which arrives here At II. ~
:. h.. struck two valuable cows belong
ing % Michael MesSry of Dohoinsvile,
yesterday morning, killing them m
siantlv. The cows were supposed
Is have been crossing the track
when they were struck. as both we're hit
ia she side One 81 them was ground 70
pieces ard the longest parts Of It's BODY
that eogla Be found afterwards were the
skull and horns. aud one hind Lex. The
ether animals side was crushed in and 1t
was thrown about 20 feet A third COW
vas also struck but 10 win live.
The public schools reopened yesterday
morning with nearly every SCAT occupied
The attendance was unusually large and
as con as seats we're appointed and
classes arranged the regular school
work began in earnest There are
slres6y many applications for seats IN
the schools. most Of which cannot be
filled. This will only urge the necessity
Of the speedy erection Of the proposed
academy in the southern part Of town.
Mis- Fleming had received enough
votes 20 give her second place 50
o'clock Yesterday mornisg, but by the
time the last package Of ballots reached
the business office Of the EVENING jour
NAL, the hour for closing the contest had
passed, and the votes consequently had
to be thrown aside.
Misses Bessie Sewell. Sallle Wise,
| Jennie Saunders and several other young
/ people returned from Ocean Grove,
n. J !, where they have been recuper-
ating, to-day.
Mise Beatrice Coffman celebrated the
| anniversary Of her birth sc her home
/ nesr Farnhurst, lsst evening
Robert Barnes, a former resident or
this city, but now merchant in Phila-
dslphia, will remove here aud build
new grocery and provision store in the
southern pert OF town
Miss Mary J. Fleming, who won third
prize in the EVENING JOURNAL popular
teacher contest, desires TO thank heI
friends for their noble support.
| John s. MsCsllister, wife and daughter
OF Philadelphia were in this city yester
day.
/ Several traction engines have passed
through the city this week. one OF them
drawing a thresher and clover hullsr
The New Castle Base Bail Club vii
probably play at Elkton on Monday
Thurlow may play here on Saturday.
J The local gunuers were very success
! full yesterday, the opening day OF reef
and rail bird season The birds werl
excellent IN quality and brought from 81
70 80 cents per dozen.
The Womens Christian Temperate
Union will meet in its rooms IN the Cit,
Hall to- morrow afternoon,
Miss Leola Mcguire Of Jacksonville
Ohio, is the guest Of friends near TIL
city
A large number OF people went to til
J Wilmington Fair to-day, via the cut-o,
railway trains.
The sick members Of the family c
: Barrett P. Conner, who are stricke
with typhoid, are greatly improved an
: on the road to recovery.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
TAX COLLECTORS QUALIFY


Rehcrt j Revnalse. .wsa.. asd seelones
X. r. Cooper Attend ksvs cS~rs-
The regular monthly meeting u the
Levy Court 81 New Castle county VS.
held at the Court House this naekAaaS,
President Isaac n. Sruoe rressdinE'
The committee appointed - eAeaaiae
the accounts 81 the road commissioners
81 penesaer hundred for iSSs, reported
As follows. Amount 81 taxes tasses,
as. sS7. o. road expenditures $3.50 y. :
PAYMENT on 5 eonS. S2as w. esisnee oae
hundred, SSS 81.
a resolution was offered by NJ. Jordan
directing that sStistsetioa . entered ca
re ossssAl bond ~ g z. Aesrdon, CO..
5arkar al Mfli Greek hundred Tor lSs'1.
~ -assan assigned was that hearaan
80 SnsS rraperty and desired % give :
e1ss- title Ter il &c had new bond
~sssv ard therefore the resolution was
1srrsea and TIE new bond approved BY
the Levy Court.
Mr. Wier oaorsd a resolution direct
snr the ianitor 70 suitably erape the
canrt RON IL respect 70 the lste judge
John 3. Psynter The resolution was
adopted.
kaoartg ]. Reynolds here entered and wa:
introduced to the Levy Court BY Clers
al the Peace Biggs. After shaking hands
with the members he was given seat y
he Lew Court room beside the presi-
dent Colonel + T. Cooper Of Dover Sc
compRnied him.
A resolution was offered By NJ. WEI
directing the attorney for the coHrt x
satisfy the collectors bond o. William
&. Bigger 81 PeDcader hundred for th'
wear 1883. and also the collectors bons
81 Joseph NJ. Pierce Of BrsndYwine hun
areS FOR the same year. The resolution
was adopted.
The court adjourned until Tuesdsy
Aes~NA~
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
uNcLE sAN.s EINANeEs.
The Fable Debt Statement for the Month
Of august.


me Fable Debt Statement for the Month
Of august.
NAsHTxGToN, Sept 2-The public debe
statement issued from the treasury de-
uartneut shows q decrease in the deht
dnring the past month amounting 70 SSss,-
err Tbs interest bearing debt, exclusive
on bonds issued TO Pacific railroads Is
$3.50 g7S. co, or SI9, 81. 20 less than month
ago, while on the other hand the net cash
balance or surplus in the treasury during
the past month has decreased nom Sl04,-
e.. 400, or SIS, 81, $50 Silver treasury notes
of the value OF S, COS, 900 were issued under
the new law and are now outstanding, fox
which the treasury holds an equivalent in
6 So, GEO standard dollars and Sa029, 900
silver bullion. National bank depositar-
les hold s90,3l9, sJ3 Of government funds,
or about $50, 900 less than month ago.
Government receipts during the past
month aggregated S34. So, 9o9 against s34.
40 905 in August. 1883. Customs receipts
IN August were sa0,3i5,sTe against so,
6l9.935 IN August year ago Internal
revenue receipts were 2557, si2, or about
$500, 900 more than in August, 1889. On the
other hand expenditures for August past
were $50, $40, 239, against $50, 9da, 2i9 ia Aug
ust year ago. Pension payments during
August were SIS, S3s 627, or about 81, 800, 600
less than IN August 1889. The premium
paid on bonds purchased last month
amounted TO sl,T29, $40, against $, 23s, 800
in August, 1889 The coinage Of the mints
during the past month Of August Of all
kinds OF money aggregated in valHe s., $50,
600 OF this amount e, $4,000 was IN
standard silver dollars and g., 10000 in
gold pieces.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

The competition among hack drivers
for passengers to the fair grounds is
keen. and the means adopted BY some
highly amusing OF course there is the
old time bawling and calling TO passers-
by; bat there is another method which
is very ingenious. 1t is the appeal to
nationalities BY displaying the flags Of
their native country The stars and
stripes, of course, hold the most promi
nent place on sll, but the Germans can
90 IL they wish beneath their own flag
the red white and black, and the Irish
man beneath the harp without the
crown. These bats are not securing the
iahoos any more passengers. for the PEG.
pie see the motive aud don't appreciate
il. Tomorrow, perhaps. we will have
another plan, for the iahoos are not
yahoos, but ingenious characters, as q
rule
Evening journal., 1890-09-02


BUPK.-Nn August 20. Rachel, wife Of John
Burk, aged CD years.
CARNEY On Friday. August %, Katha-
rine, O., daughter OF Patrick and Katharine
Carney. aged % years
CLARK - At Marshalton. Del, on
August zsth, William L.. infant son Of Viii
liam T.. and Katie v. Clark, aged months.
MILLER.-On August %, in Kansas, Robert
II. Miller, aged 76 years
MCCULLOUGH AT Baneroft's Banks. on
August 20, Hugh. son Of Hugh and Lizzie
Mccullough, aged 3 years, , nonths and q
days.
REYNOLDS I'm this city, on August 80
Mabel, daughter Of j Osborne and Anna l..
Reynod de. in her 18th year.
SILVER Suddenly OF heart failure on
August 30, Sa nu4l Silver. aged 81 years.
STARR In this ty, on August q, Nellie
K Starr, daughter of Matte anu franklin
starr. aged % months.
TAYLOR.-In this city, on the LIST insts MT
Cordelia A Taylor. daughter Of william b
and Annie Taylor, aged IA years and i
months
wHITE.-On the August 20 Mrs. Elizabeth
j. White. nee hawthorn, in the 18th year o
her age.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

che Streets Of New York was pre-
scented at the Academy last evening 70 a
cso5-sized audience. Gnstavus Clarke
MADE hit IS Tom BADGER, the bank
er's clerk and returned Califernisn' but
hv far the most acceptable performer in
the company was Marion Earl, who took
the role OF Aida Bloodgood," the
bankers daughter. The play was full Of
sensational features throughout. 1t
was founded on the incidents
Of stock speculation in New YORK
and the woes and triumphs
which follow the quickly lost and gained
fortunes Of that financial mealstrom.
The company took novel way Of adyer
Using it BY sending the engine OF the
Friendship Fire Company, placarded and
decorated. psrading through the streets
OF the city in the afternoon, followed BY
troops 81 noisy and delighted small boys
The play will be repeated te-night and
"a. morrow night
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept s.-The general
meeting Of the American Social Science
association began here last night and will
continue until Friday evening. Some Of
the most able, profound and advanced
thinkers OF the nation will read papers
and discuss them. The president OF the
association. the Hon. Andrew White, Of
Ithaca, n. ", gave the opening address 10
recognition Of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of the association. He spoke to the cub.
innf. INSTRUCTION In Social Science
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
.rr. snhmsil.s Funeral.

The remains Of Mrs William A Fl.
Schmel. who died from injuries received
on the Mount Penn Gravity railroad on
Friday, August %, we're brought to this
city a. IL. 20 o'clock yesterday afternoon
over the Wilmington and Northern rail-
road from Reading. They were accom-
panied by shout fifty persons from Read
ing, among whom were the Revs. Hoover
and Wooding. The body was taken into
st. Paul's "a z Church where qnartette
choir from Reading sang several selec-
tions. Revs. Mr.. Hoover, L. <. Barrett
and Mr.. Woodlng made addresses, that Of
the latter being ia German After the
services, the remains we're taken to the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
where interment was made. The pail
bearers were Rev + G. BreYfogel, Or.
G. Bachman, DR.. HRman and George N
Leiabach. The deceased was married IN
the same church just fifteen years age
vesterday
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
nr. sliver's Funeral.

The funeral Of Samuel Silver, who
dropped dead while talking to some
friends at Congress Hall, Cape May, on
Sunday morning, will take place from
his late residence Mt Red Lion village at
o'clock this afternoon. and intermeni
will be made ia Christiana Cemetery
Mr.. Silver had fine collection of ole
furniture and rare coins, OF which he
thought a great deal. The funeral will
be largely attended.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

ROCHESTER, N. ", Sept 2.--As ex-Alder-
man Daniel Sharp was on his way to his
home at II p. m. Aug . he met Stephen
J. Mcconnell and William f. Vogt who
were escorting two young ladies' TO their
homes It is alleged by the two men thnt
Sharp made an insulting remark reflect
ing upon the character Of the ladies'
They attacked Sharp and pounded him so
that his death took place yesterday. He
had been unconscious most Of the time
since the trouble. and had been unable TO
tell his story. He was % years old and
leaves family. Vogt and Mcconnell are
fy1 cuafody
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
American Annexation Game.

The st. Louis and Athletic Base Ball
Clubs Of the American Association ar
rived at the p, W. Il B. station from
Philadelphia at II o'clock this morning,
and proceeded to the Merritt House,
where they registered The clubs will
play at the Wilmington grounds at
o'clock Mcmahon, the star pitcher Of
the Athletics. who formerly lived here,
will twirl for his club in to days game.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
An Exciting rwelve-Inning Cams.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETowN, Sept, 2-The Elktun
and Middletown Clubs played great
game Of base ball here yesterday after
noon before large crowd of spectators.
The contest was the most exciting that
has been here this season, and at the
conclusion Of twelve innings the
game was onped on account Of dark.
ness, with the score 10 3. Campfeld
and Gibson Elkton's new battery did great
work for that team, and the home club
could do but little with the formers puz-
cling delivery. Hawke, Middletown's
all-around player, ana Sheldrake, the
strong Clayton catcher, were ia the
points for the home club, and their work
was splendid. The score
Middletown l 00 0il0 0 o..
| Elkton 81 2 0 0 0 0 y 0 o o.;
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

Jackson, Miss, Sept 2.--In the constitu-
tional convention Judge Chrisman offered
the following resolution: Saloons or tip
ping houses or other places Of public Re-
sort where liquors are sold or kept are
hereby declared public nuisances and mag
be suppressed or abated by prosecution in
the name OF the state or upon the COM
plant ofany citizen. TIE Legislature shall
enact sud laws as are necessary 70 enforce
the provlkions Of this section.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

BALDWIN FARRIER In this city. on
August 81, bv Rov William B,White Wilmer
] Baldwin OF Philadelph and F.orrie Far
rier Of Wilmington
ELLIOT r-SHEPHEARD -Oa August q.
at their future residence, No. g. fasser
street. Philadelphia, by Rev. Mr. Amthae,
John h. Elliott. formerly or Willismsnort,
Pa and Eva A Shepherd Of Wilmington.
wTRT--FRAIM On August %. by sev +
n. Benson, William Writ and ella j. Fraim,
both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
strikers nave rhem on the hin.

TUscoLA, Ills, Sept. 2-More than 600
broom corn cutters in Coles and Douglas
counties have left the fields and refused TO
work unless paid a twenty-five cent ad-
vance Between 300 and AGO at Arcota also
joined in the strike As the crop Is heavy
and the time short for harvesting tho
growers in many cases will be compelled
to pay the advance demanded.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

When the question has to be met as TO
Whist Is the best course 10 adopt to secure a
sure safe and agreeable remedy for those
organic diseases and weak nesses which al
fiict The female sex. there is but one wise
decision, viz a course OF self-treatment with
Dr., Pleree's Favorita Prescription. IL is an
unfailing snecific for PERIODICAL pains, mis-,
placement. internal Inflammation, and all
functional disorders that render the lives Of
So many women miserable and joyless. They
who try il, praise It. OF druggists.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

"GRAc1oUsl" says this youth as he mops his
brow, .it's too warm to WORK. Then he
throws down his pen. goes out and plays 2
few games OF tennis, pitch y a ball Tor = while
and puts In he evening rowing about four
miles up the river" ~ ashington Post.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

The funeral Of Miss Annie Carney took
place this morning from her parents
hone, No. 2514 West Third street Miss
Carney has been i'll for some time Mass
was celebrated this morning in st. Paups
r G. Church, aud her remains were in
TERED in the Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
Reduced Rates to Wilmington Fair Via
w. a d Railroad Company.

TIE Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balii-
more Railroad ompgny announces that for
the benefit Of those desiring TO attend the
Wilmington Fair. II will sell excurs on tickets
At greatly reduced rates from september
Guiding the 9th from all points on the Mary
land and Delaware Divisions. and as far as
Meiia aAd West Chester on the Central Ifvi-
sion: tickets viii include admission To the
ground OF the fair. Trains on the Della rare
Division leaving Harrington at 20 a. m. and
S. M and Deimar at 90 IN will have
connections directly through to the fair
grounds and the trains leaving Wilmington
at 3 80 %. IN and A4S D. IN and e'e'ock D. IN.
will have come sfions, leaving the fair grounds
station, stopping at all PRINCIPAL points on
the Delaware Division. Trains leaving Phila-
de phia at q.lo, 10 p and II So a. m. VIII have
direct connections 70 the fair grounds via
Ridge Moor. and speci Al train will leave fair
ground eseh day for Phlladelphia aud inter
mediate statiops AZ 8 t5 p. m. or Immediately
after the races.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

ELKToE, Md. Sept. 2-There was a
wreck on the b & o. railroad at Foy's
Hill, two and a half miles from Leslie
Station, Cecil county. yesterday morning
about z o'clock. Two passengers and
one freight train were involved in the
wreck. The engineer of one OF the pas
senger trains was very badly injured
The freight train WAS endeavoripg to get
on siding out of the way Of TIN
aouth-bound passenger train, and was
across the tracks when the latter came
along, and was just able TO stop in time
to avoid a collision. A northbound
train came along at the time aud crashed
into the freight, throwing several cars
oil the track and against the engine O.
the southbound passenger train. Sew
eral passengers we're badly shaken up
and one had his head rrt
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

NEw HAVEN, Sept. Awhile walking
about the grounds Of his residence at
Woodbridge. Donald G. Mitchell, better
known as 'sIk Marvel, author OF "Rever.
les Of Bachelor fell and broke his LETT
al
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

WATERRrRY, Conn, Sept. Mayor G.
R Baldwin has secured an attachments
against Tbs Sunday Herald for $4,000 in
suit againss that paper for libel.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
~ the clearing house to-day were: Total
$l07, 47d 70i balance, s27, 1898.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON,
Two Popular September Excursions to
Ocean Siove, Asbury Park, aud Long
Branch via PenneylvaniA Railroad.

on September 3 the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY win run special excursion 70 the
above points, leaving Broad street ttation at
zoo a m, and returning leave Long hraaeh
At Q 90 y m and shury Park ut 8 10, and on
Thursday. September 4. the Great Knight
Femnlare field day. a special train VII leave
Market street wharf at 90 a. m. and run
through g. cean Grove. Ashury Park. Long
Branch. and returi ing 81 the evening from
Long Branch at . - and Asbury Park 2 30
y. N NJ is will present a opportunity for q
long stay a. the ocean. and at delightful sea-
son q the ysar when all can go.
The round-trip rate on both these excnr-
si0ns will be only 81 10. children between the
ages OF five and twelve years rs cents.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

Is not simply single train Of handsomely
finished passenger coaches. All the trains in
service VIA b & 0. r K between Washing
ton, Baltimore. PhiladelpAtA and Rev orA,
consist OF this magnificent new equipment,
embracing all the devices and appliances ap-
proved by car builders that contribnte TO the
safety and comfort OF travellers no extra
sengers occupying Pullman Ptrlor or Sleeo-
ing Car accommodations will be Charged the
custom Try rate for same.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

The record OF cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarssparilla can never be com
pletely written. TIE peculiar curative
powers Of Hoods Sarssparilla are success.
ful when everything else has failed. If
your blood is impure, your digestion out
OF order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

"GRrvDsrovE have you ever tried raw
onion AS a remedy for sleepiessness1" Tried
Had to 20 10 sleep to get rid Of the taste. -
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

The attention Of my patrons is re-
spectfulIy called to the Merchant Tailoring
Department which have just opened with
a full line of the newest patterns in For
eign and Domestic Suitings and Trouser-
ings.
One of the best Cutters Of New York
has been engaged, and in style, make and
fit my establishment cannot be excelled.
Also full line of Ready-Made Clothing
and Mems Furnishings.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
TORN Up.

The outside of our
store would indicate that
we were not in condition
for business, but such is
not the case. we are fully
prepared and are doing
more trade than we ever
did at this season of the
year. We are quite busy
in our Custom Depart
ment, and are busy selling
Ready made Clothing.
We are selling Bargains
in Boys, Children's and
Mems Suits.
Our Custom Depart
ment contains the most
stylish material for max
ing to order we ever had
to show you.
J. I. HuIlin q Son,
Tailors. 9Th & Market,
Clcthiera, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02
NE DESIRES no OFFICE.
Ex-senator Plat Declined the
Spanish Mission.
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Evening journal., 1890-09-02
Tho ROYAL Blue Line

When fellow calls on A girl and shs sees
him she ought to have fiush.-Philadelph ia
Times
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyl pills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office, 208 N.
9th st. Pbila. Ladies' beware OF limitations
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

Il AMso happy" she said. Ever since my
engagement TO Charles he whole woi ID s. ems
different 40 not seem to be Ia dull, pro-
snic New Jersey, but Inv "Lanland2' sug-
gested the email brother.-New York sun.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

inst now IL nay be- rem ark ed. psrertheti-
cRlly that the stove ipe will soon be putting
on IT, fail and winter oot.-Philadelphia
Times.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

ROACHFS. Flies. Bed Hugs Ants, Beetles
clear ed ont by Rough en- Rats. See direc,
tons.
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

Ross has removed from l16 Market
street to his new store 210 Market with a
large stock of latest styles Of Hats, White
Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear
and Notions at the lowest city prices
Money returned If goods are not satisfac
tory
Evening journal., 1890-09-02

LAST year she WAS blonde; to-day
A bold brunette is She.
Age cannot wither nor decay
Her great variety.