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Co,F4ssEs HER DIAMOND THsF1s.
WenVer's Mistress Has Him Arrested for
Receiving thc stolen Gems.

Receiving shc stolen Gems.
UTICA. Sept. Dan el Weaver. who was shot
by his mistress. Fannie Weaver in tho Grand
Central station. New York. few weeks ago.
and who has been living here for some time
with the woman. WAS arrested this evening for
grand larceny and assault The woman. whose
right name is Fannie Mccullough. and whose
homo Is at Coming N. T., made a confession
to the police to-day, in which she said that in
tho latter part OF 1888, when an inmate OF a
dIsorderly house at Rochester, she stole dia-
mond stud from stranger and gave 1t to
Weaver. She was arrested. out was discharged
for lack OF evidence. She then went to New
York with Weaver, and there stole two dia-
mond studs in the same manner. one OF them
from theatrical man. The theft occurred
at house In West Thirty lrsl street She
also confessed that she had stolen Sis from
n stranger In a house In est Foftieth street
The diamonds and money she gave to Weaver,
she says. and told him how she had proc ured
them. One OF the stones has been recovered
by The police. The diamonGs we're worm $3.50.
Weaver was arraigned OF the charge OF grand
larceny. lie was also charged With stfiEing
the woman. II was this which led her to 20 TO
the police station with her story. Pending
further investigation. W eayer wnS held In . 500
bonds and the woman was locked up. Weaver
is q son of former well-known business man
and politician OF this city.
The sun., 1890-09-08
Bep,am,n A. Baker. Funerai.

At the funeral OF benjamin A. Baker. the late
Assistant Secretary OF the kctors' Fund. which
will take place from the Church OF the Trans
figuration on Wednesday at IL A. NJ. these
gentlemen will act as pail bearers: A. NJ.
Palmer, Edwin Booth. Joseph jefferson. Louis
Aldrich Lawrence Barrett. Edward HarriGsn.
Edwin Knowles. ". J. Florence. Frank w.
Sanger, j. Wesley Rosenquest Charles W..
Thomas, Joseph +. Wheslock. Joseph W. shan:
Frohman, Edmund @. Stanton, Edwin H. Price.
Al. W. Hanley, Antonio Pastor. and Joseph N
thur. The ushers Will be lachard Mansfield.
L ii. sotherI. Francis wilson. John Z. Keierd,
Lawrence Hanley. Wilton Lackaye. Harold
Russell. Josevh j. Holland Rowland Buck
The sun., 1890-09-08
Henvy Rail for Chance Medley.

Felix Holland OF 524 West Forty-seventh
street met a crowd at Ninth avenue AID Tor-
tieth street early on the morning. OF Aug. 80,
and asked them to drink with lin. They wore:
William J. Kelly OF 2lO West Thirty-eighth
street, Kelly's cousin, Charles George. a Grip
PIE: John Hogan, an oyster opener OF 463
West Forty-second street John Iiice. alather.
lator, of 40 West Thirty street They
went into q saloon near by. aud holland and
George got into an altercati n. Geter, who Is
The tarty adjourned to the sidewalk. where
Holland was struck and fell. His head hit the
curb and he received injuries which caused
his death. ON Saturday night Geier surren-
dered himself to Detective Wagner. He said
Holland had struck at him; and he had pushed
was taken 10 Jefferson Market Court yester-
day morning and held in default OF $1,000 bail.
The sun., 1890-09-08

Two patients were admitted to the Pasteur
Institute yesterday Tho first case Was that
of a l4-year-old hoy from Nebraska. who had
been bitten by wolf dog kept on his fathers
farm to protect the cattle. On Aug. 10 the dog
bit two COWS, and then ran into the stable and
bit calf The little 10y pulled the dog of and
two cows and the calf died and a little Iater
the dog ulst. exhibiting symptoms OF hydro
phobia The toy has been inoculAted. His
eight days since he was bil len. that he will be
inoculGted three times daily. The second
patient was young man from Norfolk, who
was bitten on Aug. - by u mad dog. The dog
BIT three other persons before he was Killed
The sun., 1890-09-08
Aeeu.ed OF Criminal Assault.

Mrs. Carrie Piesel. II years old was sitting
in her room at Sc Jackson street Saturday af-
ternoon while her husband WAS out looking for
work. James Early, "a years old. who lives on
the same floor. came up stairs with can OF
beer and seeing Mrs Piesel alone In her room.
he entered. bringing two glasses and tine heer.
he asked her TO take drink. but she re used.
Then, Mrs. Piesei says Early assaulted hor:
She tainted. and when she came to she begged
tell about the assault. as LATly had thr eatened
to kill her and her husband II she did. As soon
rs Enrly got down stairs she hurried out ami
sought refuge In a neighbor's house Police
man Wieser arrested ERrly, and at the EsseI
Market Police ourt yesterday Justice Hogan
remanded him for exam Rrion.
The sun., 1890-09-08
Fuueral of NIuIam a. syme..

The funeral OF william A. symes. the late
Superintendent OF Postal Station A. was held
yesterday afternoon from tho North street
Baptist Church on West Eleventh street.
Large delegations from the mail carriers the
Lincoln Club. the Pioneer Corp.. and the Eu-
rekn Masonic Club attended the services.
ner. Tho intermont was in Greenwood. Mr..
Symes had been IN the pos al service tor nearly
thirty yeare. lie began - a letter carrier and
roso to the office oi superintendent OF sta ion
{. and was attcrward transferred to Station A
He WAS III ycarb Of a.e,
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QuarreIiIng Over the Right to Make Liquor
Seizures.

WATERv1LLE. Me-, Sept. 7.-Deputy Sheriff
Pollard OF Winslow and City Marshal Bunker
of Watervills have been at swords points for
two years over the question ns 10 which officer
should m axe liquor seizures in this city. About
year ago they came to blows. Yesterday
they had another meeting. Whilo the marshal
was libellipg some contraband beer he was set
uron by q couple Of freight handlers. urged on
by sheriff Pollard. ana was let go only when
Agent Hubbard interiersd. When Sheriff Pol
lard started 10 enter the car tue marshal pre-
vented him. The SheIifI says, however. that
he does not mean 10 give up The struggle,
The sun., 1890-09-08
rrV sYrAooaUrs DEDro1rEn
ortheaez hebrews ef ths East Elss E-ss
shs Tenple Etehrsa Rphraiu.

OrtheaoE Hebrews ef ths East F1ds Erect
ths Tespis z,shroa Hphrais.
The CONGREGATION Zlohron Ephraim and their
friends gathered in their handsome new syna-
RoRde IN East Sixty.seventh street. next door
to IRE headquarters, At the dedicatory exer-
cises yesterday. The name Zlchron Ephralm
indicates that II is a memorial church. for the
Hebrew title may be translated To the Mem
orY Of Ephraim.n The Erhraim intended was
Ephraim Well, q prominent merchant in Baden
Baden. who never came to this country. but
whose scn. Jonas " ell of this city, a pros
porous dealer In real estate. has given OF his
wealth to the building Of the synagogue
The membership Is now about 100 and is
composed o. young and middlea-Ged Hebrews
who live up town on the east side. Tho con-
GreRation is, in one sense, the result OF q splt
in the Seventy. second street synagogue, OF
which tho present rabbi OF tho Congregation
Ephraim. the Rev. DR.. Bernard Drachman. n
preccpior In the Jewish TheoloRical Seminary.
was minister. 1t is said that DR. Drachman
Withdrew from the seventy-second street con
RreRation because there was a strong liberal
marty in the church. and thai when he retired
he was followed by a good many believers In
Jewish orthodoxy. These followers and others
built the new Synagogue
The sun., 1890-09-08
President HARRISON. Sunday.

CREssoN SPRINGS. Pa. Sept. G.-PresidenI
Harrison has bad very quiet and uneventful
Sunday Tho storm which began soon after
his arrival broke away this morning and the
day has been all that could be desired. The
Rev DIR. Rogers OF IittsbuTGh conducted the
Episcopal service in the large parlnr 4 the
Mountain House this morning The President
attended. Mr.. Russell Harrison came here
last n Rht arriving about midnight lie, went
TO New York to- night. II has been the inten-
tion 10 close the hotel here on the Goth inst
but should the warm weather continue the
date OF closing will be deferred.
The sun., 1890-09-08
MRS KIpp WANTS 4 DIVORCE
A Member OF tho A-bury Park Police
Accused or Cruelty.

Accused or Cruelty.
AsBURY PARK. Sept. IA sensation was
caused here this afternoon by the fact becom-
ing public that Mrs. Ella Kipp the wife OF
Charles E Kipp. had begun suit against him
for an absolute divorce upon charges OF aban-
donment and cruelty. Kip is member ofthe
Asbury Park Police department, and has been
in charge Of the licenses this season. A few
days ago he was appointed special constable
Tor the Asbury Park Law and Order League by
Gov. Albeit at the request Of the officers OF the
League About six weeks ago Mrs. Kip ap-
reared before the memt ers OF tie ! oard Of
Commissioners 81 the borough and told the
facts on which she based her suit ,0r divorce.
The mem bers OF the Board dropped tho case
without making q report, 30 that the story did
not reach the public.
Kipp's appointment rs n constable for the
Law and Order League did not please the town
authorities. and to-duy they freely related the
facts connected with the suit brought by Mrs.
Kip for divorce.
The case will come un before the Chancellor
in his chambers in Jersey City Tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock. 1t promises TO he in
terea sting.
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4 mandsome Prsssnt.

The beautiful picture win They Consent "a
copy OF The Original Tantng BY RWGl which soid ioI
$3.50 will be given away drte 70 every pgrlhAtSr 81
picture sPrtSeulS young iady EtHEdnE ~ usAutt y
loom surrounded by al that 10 IuKuIoGL near half
opened door, while the young man her lover 10 seen
in adjoining the OF her -
Appreciated Ask your grocer for three smAn AekAg -
nletuKO.-Aea
The sun., 1890-09-08
The 0ambler,. WIG.

Charles W. Davis Of $40 East Ninth street
was charged with cruelty by his wife Annie
before Justice Hogan at Essex Market Court
yesterday Mrs. Davis said that her HI band
was gambler and that instead OF providing
for her aud his little daughter he tore her
clothes on and beaL her ia "a terrible manner
when she refused to give him money TO gamble
with. Justice Hogan said
Davis. your wife Is lady evidently, and her
bnya bs "a ~ ~ HuSo sauIt1 h.9 ksr
siN months imprisonme, may make T5u
little moro careful IN the future"
The sun., 1890-09-08

An order OF arrest In the case Of the Rev.
Father AloysIus Steifens OF W'oodhaven. L. l..
which was Issued IL few days ago BY Justice
Pratt OF the Supreme Court in brooklyn. has
not yet been executed. Ii was obtained by
Henry BRrrRs who has begun u suit against
Father steIens for the alleged a!ienat,o on OF his
wife's affections Since the suit was begun
Stetiens. ana the latter. II Is understood not
only Indignantly denies all the accusations but
proposes t. have tho persons responsible for
them indicted by the Grand Jury OF Queens
county. His formal arrest will probably take
place day. Ball will be FURNISHED. He OIL
The sun., 1890-09-08
Lo..pn noI,on Rnhhrd.

AssuRr PARE Sept 7 7-Jo,sph Bolton a merchant
tailor at :59 Broadway New York robbed here
OF elo5aiEs aud !eWsrJ Va'usd at nearly S3un lie
Ioomsd all the season In the Il the oriental IO
Tel put took hs meAS al another place lie In New
York when the Oriental Hotel closed for the season
Inasy he retuned last sVsning ara was told thai hiI
Trunk and yAli1o In the Of thu hoi
When he called for them the VAIbS which eOnIGlnSd
three SuitA Of eothiAS and his isuOry UAS nissiRE
The sun., 1890-09-08
Gave th. Iyor,cn G-rat Fr,ght.

oiG cs'r7ea bay VITO ecu. b.. ID H FJer
Henry YuunG's house a. l,Es Er1ad street 10. .rk.
on saturday EigH le cSfa'Sd q great ., ia.nu
among th- y omen Of the house. and cAptn- ~ 4
hHf dozen citizens who heard the oTes Of alar and
rushed into the house Al fuCe HeadquATtsTs t sal1
be lad Just arrived from North CaTora that DAY uu
IL "a believed he 10 the same mAu who eommittsa
several shsAk TObbSrs1 IN thai nsshbOthOOd lsI Eesh
The sun., 1890-09-08

The italian fruit importers OF this city will
hold meeting in Tammany Hall next Thurs
day TO protest against tho action OF Consul
Carroll AT Palermo. Sicily. In warning Ameri-
cans against visiting. Sicily, on account OF tho
nuInter OF bandits there The committee Rp-
pointed to make the necessary arrangements
are MessIR. Minaldi SaittA Rossi yucca Mer-
cadante. Domenici and Pettenati
The sun., 1890-09-08
stesraEs Passengers Com plain.

Five storage passengers on the steamship
Amsterdam Of the Netherlands-A me rican line
complained to the Large ONCE authorities
yesterday that they had been improperly
treated on the voyage from Rotterdam. They
said that they received insufficient food and
that the water given 10 them was warm ana
not fit TO drink. They also accused some OF
the ships officers OF improper Intimacy with
some OF the female passengers. who were bet
ter treated than anybody else in tho stee erage,
Col. Weber said ne would not make the de-
tails public until he hnd given the Netherlands
American line u chance 10 be heard.
The sun., 1890-09-08
DazsIsa by Piles OF Money.

AtA o'clock yesterday morning Special ohicOr Nc
Carthy Of Newark caught Italian boring holes in
the door OF b. NAL + shaney's once adjoining the
Guy Hall, in Broad street. II WAS Joseph NoAho oDs
arb once saturday afternoon u ia thought he
90 much money that be thought It worth while
Eoi, Rm drunk AAi hired him v DO thS j0b. he 4
lpsksd nn
The sun., 1890-09-08
Diss ora KieM.

The autopsy made by Coroner MeSSsmsT in tho case
OF Thomas Crowley Of last iI5h street showed that
Crowley died OF uAumAt,o pOritoutL the result OF
kick by ElehOlAA Ritz CrSwIsy jAnItor In
the hOuSs In which RiI lived and Ritz angry because
lie believed Crowley wHa too rough IN dealing with
RtEB children IN their ancS IN the budinE asaSulisd
him. Kite ~ ghee:SnghL lie VAL " afraASbed At
IhS in0uasl on iTdAy.
The sun., 1890-09-08

INSPECTOR ByrIes received on Saturday af-
ternoon from Chief OF Police HarriGan OF St
Louis telegram reading:
Arrest for larceny Adoiph PlASS salesman He will
call At express Office IeJ broadway, for package OF
money.
Detective EvAnhoe went around to the
United States Express Company's ofice and
got there about twenty minutes before Plass
TemRnded at Jefferson Market Court Yesterday
morning to await the arrival OF an ofticer from
The sun., 1890-09-08

Dr.EdWard Simon. who took morphine on Aug.
26. and cut both his wrists, his left forearm.
and both thighs with . penkniie. was able to
taken TO Jefferson Market Tho police report
Cd that they had NO evidence" that he had
ATTEMPTED 10 Kill himself. and he was dis
charged.
The sun., 1890-09-08

JOhn ". Foster OF InNIhhH Iormerly UhIteu
States Minister to Spain said to-day that the
report that tho Spanish Mission had been Of
fered him nnd that he would accept, provided
a reciprocity amendment 10 the Tariff bill was
pRsscd. was not t;ue in any respect. He con-
sidered himself permnnent!y out OF public life.
lie was engaged in the practice Of his pro;es-
sion. nnd thought thrt Il WAS to his Interest
took an active interest in proyGotlng rrclpro,i-
~. because he believed cci ioc!ty with the
countries south OF us producing products We
did not raise IN larEe Quantities would be TO
the interest OF The Uni ed States AT the same
time he did not think 1t necessary that he
should take part IN carrying out this policy.
Evening journal., 1890-04-29
DIED.

BASSETT. On the 2ith instant, Elizabeth
Bassett, In the Tooth year Of her age.
BELLEW On the 26th instant. at Mar.
shallton. Benjamin z. Bellew, aged 20 years.
BRINTON.--In this city, on the 2sth In.
stant. Charles W., son Of George NJ and
Harriet H. Brinton, In his Sd year.
HOBBS-In this city, on April 25, Mary,wife
Of George p. Hobbs, aged years, months
and l3 days.
HALL.-In this city, on April 25. Catharine
L. Hail. in the sd year Of her age.
KANE. I'm this city. on April "a, Mary,wife
Of the late Michael Kane, late Of Ashland,
Del, aged S4 years.
LEACH In this city on April %, Ida
Myrtle. daughter OF Richard and Ida Leach,
aged Is months.
SMYTH.-On the 2ith instant, Lucy Smyth
in the 10th year of her age.
THOMAS-On the 26th instant, l.. Fletcher
Thomas, aged As years,
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fHnera
\ services on Tuesday at o'clock D. m, from
his late residence, No. l722 Lydenham street
Il lnterment private.
| TIAdMONS. AT Philadelphia, on April "a
John Timmons, In his 18th year.
Evening journal., 1890-04-29
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
An A AbseRt-miHaed SIan Puts Child /
a Pot of Hot WAter-PerssnaI

an AbseRt-minded Man Puts a Child in
a Pot of Hot WAter-PerssnaI
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, April 29.-While three
men, Hamilton, Isaacs and Owens con-
vlcted Of horse-stealing, were under
going punishment on Saturday morning.
bath in pillory and at the whipping-post,
their photographs were taken by a local
photographer. A crowd of men, women
and children, mostly from the surround
ing country, gathered to witness this
relic of bsrbarism.
Court was IN session at the time, and
the windows were filed with spectators.
Distinctly noticeable were youth and
maiden, evidently from the rural dis
tricts, who stood in very loving atti-
tude. his arm being about her waist,
while hers encireled his neck They were
wrapped in Loves young dream, and
were entirely deaf and blind so far a.
audible smiles, winks and exchanged
looks Of interested observers were con
cerned.
An absent minded man gently set 4
small, troublesome child in wash
boiler Of warm water this morning
The water was not hot enough t
scald, but the little ones scream,
brought the absent minded man tC
a sense Of his sion's surroundings in
hurry.
Misses Ella Steward and Mary Foull
of Milford are the guests of Miss Matte
Purnell.
Insurance Commissioner /. n Fook
left here for Wilmington this morning.
A number of Georgetowners left her
this morning for Wilmington to visi
Forepaugb's show.
Evening journal., 1890-04-29
MARRIED.

CLARK-BUCHANAN.-On April 25, by
Rev. John D q. Hanna, Samuel $. CLARK and
Wilhelmina Buchanan. both of this city.
DAWS0N-CRAIG-On April %, at Chesa.
peake City, Md, by Rev. :. 4. Gardner,
Charles B. Dawson OF Wilmington and Miss
Minnie NJ Craig OF Chesapeake City.
DENNISON- WALKER. AT Rock Spring
March q. by Rev. Henry Il, Mason. Robert 4.
Dennison 10 Ella Walker, both OF Delaware.
MILLER In this city, on April
"a. by Rev q Is. Peterson. q. 5. Miller OF
Philadelphia and Miss Hattie A. Taylor OF
Leesburg, Va.
M0RRlS0N-NEUTZE In this city, on
April "a, at delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
by Rev. o. G.. Buddington, Benjamin p. Nor
rison and Miss Lizzie NJ Neutze, both of this
city.
SIAfPSON-AP April "A, at the
residence of the brides parents. Christiana,
Del. by the Rev. ii. +. Mason, 5ames Simpson.
M d. of Philadelphia and Sallie +. Applehy
of Christiana, Del.
MS-MATTHEWS -On April -,
by Rev. A. N. keigwin, George =. Williams
and Emma Matthews, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1890-04-29
FOR RENT
NoTICEs.


ID EMovAL, a ROBERT STRAIN HAS
IL removed his Livery and Sale Stable from
James Kitchens, No. 3B East Fourth street.
20 the. property Of Bowen and Hess, No 222
French street, where he Will be pleased to see
all his friends and patrons, and as many new
ones who desire good teams. Telephone 5Sl.
NOTICE,-BoARD OF PUBLIC EDUCA-
ELECTION.
An election for members of the Board OF Pub
lie Education in Wilmington will be held in the
afternoon of Saturday, May 3, 1890 Polls TO
be open at u O'Clock or 30 minutes thereafter
The inspectors of the election district in
which the election is to be held in the ward
viii hold the school election. Members to be
ELECTED et and places q veting are as follows:
one member for one year. Polls public school
house No. p, Second street, near Washington
street.
second ward-One member for two years
Polls northwest corner Second and Walnut
streets.
Third ward-One member for two years
Polls public school house No. 3, Jefferson
street below Third.
Fourth ward-One member for two years
Polls public school-house No. :, corner Fifth
Fifth ward-one member for two years.
Polls public school house No. 8, corner Eighth
and Wollaston streets
Sixth ward-One member for two years.
above Twelfth.
seventh Ward-One member for two years
Polls public schoOl-house No. ., corner
Eleventh and Washington streets.
Eighth ward-One member for two years
Polls public school-house NO. s, corner Seventh
and Spruce streets
Ninth ward-One member for two years.
i Polls Old Academy
Tenth ward-One member for two years.
/ Polls public schOOl-house No. Is, near corner
of Third and Harrison streets
Eleventh ward-One member for two years
/ Polls public school-house No. 10, corner Oak
! and Harrison streets.
Twelfth ward-One member for two years.
/ Polls northwest corner Fourth and Union
streets. l.. b. JONES.
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Evening journal., 1890-04-29
gskIFrs LOADED WITH sAAD.
Tsse Fish More Plentiful Than Eve:
mates Arranged for the Grand Concert

Tsse Fieh More Plentiful Than Ever.
Dates Arranged for the Grand Concert.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE, April 29.-The catch
of shad yesterday was again phenomenal
The fishermen did not get to work until
after o'clock in the morning, but when
they had gotten fairly under way they
made up for all lost time. William Jor-
dan hauled in 473 shad in two lifts,
which is the biggest days fishing ever
done by New Castle fisherman. Nearly
every boat that came in was loaded to
the gnnwale and it was with great diff
6culty that the men could walk about in
their boats. A score OF men on the
wharves were kept busy all the afternoon
and evening dropping and hoisting
baskets and wheeling away the fish. In
some OF the shanties the bright fish were
piled four feet deep, while boxes filed
with them lined the walls o. all sides
The prices remain good and all that could
be caught yesterday brought $li per hun.
dred. The skiffs brought in an average
of 200 shad each.
The grand musical carnival of the
Choral Society and Hushebeck Orchestra
has been arranged to be held in the Opera
House on Saturday evening, May 81. The
management did not arrange date until
they determined that both organizations
were in such condition that few more
active rehearsals will make them compe-
tent to come before any audience. The
admission to the Opera House has been
placed within the reach of all, namely,
is, 25 and 35 cents. The society rehearsed
its whole program in the X. of 2. Hall
last night. and will meet again for re-
hearsal on Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. @. v. Wise
A coored man employed In the gas
house at the Delaware Iron Works was
asphyxisted by coal gas, on Sunday after
noon, and was taken home In wagon.
He soon revived and is now fully recov-
cred.
The work of tearing down and remov-
ing TIE school green fence is now in
progress, and the appearance Of the
square is wonderfully changed. In some
places it win require much time and work
10 give the ground, on which the old
fence stood, smooth appearance.
The Board of Education will meet in
monthly session this evening.
There were 1888 circus tickets sold in
this city yesterday; 100 others were
purchased on the grounds by the New
Castle people.
The Mount Vernon Band is making
rapid strides toward improvement.
The friends of Lieutenant Booth are
becoming anxious about him, as they
claim be has not been seen in the city for
several days.
The Kickapoo Indian Company still
holds forth to large audiences in the
Opera. .Aouse.