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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18
Nominntions al PhllndelnhIa.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S-At the Repub.
lican conventions held in this city the fol.
lowing candidates were renominated sor
congress, practically without oppositioni
First district, Harry Fl. Bingham; Second
district, Charles II. O'Neill; Fourth dis.
trict, John e. Reyburn; Fifth district, AL.
fred 9. Harmer. The Democrats were con.
ceded the Third district, the Republicans
not meeting to nominate.
The state senatorial nominations are,
Fourth district, G. Wesley Thomas; Fifth
district, Charles A. Porter; Sixth district,
Boise Penrose; Eighth district jacob
Grouse.
The nominations for assembly were
First district, George Vane, Adam Boyer.
line; Second, Harry Ransley; Fourth,
George Beatty; Fifth, Jacob Schick; Sixth,
James Franklin; Seventh, Samuel Salter:
Eighth, Henry S. Tyler Ninth @. p. Has.
kins, Frank NJ. Ritter; Tenth, William r.
Leeds; Fourteenth, William NJ. Kidd; Elf.
ieenth, Richard Patterson Sixteenth,
William +. Stewart, Elias Abrems; Nine.
teenth, William H. Keyser, John II. Rel
bic; Twentieth, Nathan L. Jones; Twenty.
first, William r. Brooks; Twenty-second.
John w Balm; Twenty-third, j. b. Morri.
son; Twenty-fourth, William Bunch, Jr.,
NJ. g. Kenny; Twenty-ffth, Joseph Kuhn.
hand, J. NJ. Smith; Twenty-sixth, Samuel
Cruthers; Twenty-seventh, G. II. Fletcher,
II. f. Walton; Twenty-eighth, William
b. Dinjee, William Rose
The following city ticket was also nom.
mated: For sheriff, Horatio b. Connell
recorder Of Deeds Thomas Green; city
comptroller, Thomas NJ. Thompson; judge
of common pleas, No. 5, Thomas X. Fin.
letter
The Democrats of the Seventh district
nominated Edwin r. Hollowell for con
trraeu
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18
The Central strlka M or.

ALBANY, Sept. 1s.-The New York Cen.
tral and Hudson River railroad strike is
off. The executive board of the knights
of Labor District Assembly 246, held a
meeting at 10 o'clock and decided to de.
clare the strike off. Accordingly they is
sued manifesto directed to the different
districts ordering the strike at an end.
mot that we do not still maintain that
what we contended for was unjust, " said
Treasurer Price, but because Of lack OF
funds to carry on the contest
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odds on .Ioen nrcAuline.

LONDON, Sept. lS.-The interest in the
McAuliffe and Slavin battle is increasing.
The fight is the main topic in sporting
circles A we'll known bookmaker has re-
ceived a commission from a syndicate Of
Australian bookmakers TO back Slavin
Betting rules at TO on the American
but the Australian money may change
this. Several Of the English bookmakers
have laid heavily against Slavin, and
Lords Churster, DeClifford and Lonsdale
have also backed the American. McAu.
liffes trainers are satisfied with his condi
tion and are sanguine that he will win
Sporting men are in a quandery over the
date OF the fight, but it is expected to take
place on the 22d. IL has not been def
nitely settled who will second the Ameri.
aau
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NEWS m BRIEF.
Condensed kilograms Gathered from varl-
Gus Places.

condensed kilograms Gathered from Nari.
GUS Places.
The comptroller Of the currency has au.
thorized the National Bank OF Cold Spring
onrhe Hudson, n. Y, to begin business
with capital of $4,000.
The Metropolitan club, of New Orleans.
has made an offer Of purse of IS, 600 for o
light between Dempsey and Fitzsimmons.
The house committee to whom were re.
ferred the two resolutions censuring Repre-.
sentative Kennedy for his attack upon
Senator Quay have decided to recommend
that kennedy's speech be expunEed from
The Congressional Record.
The population Of the state Of Connect.
cut is 745, SOL an increase Of l23, ,1Gl, OF TO- Is
per cent.
Samuel Fowler has been nominated 70,
congress by the Democrats OF the Fourth
Nav Jersey district
The retail liquor dealers Of New York
state have elected the following officers foi
the ensuing year. George G. Campbell
Syracuse, president; Robert w. Oliver
Brooklyn, first vice president; William W
Barnard, Rochester, second vice president
II. MoCutcheon. Brooklyn, secretary; b
X. Murphy. New York, financial secretary
- @tfAtttAAAhAAt AANuetAAtis uNA " III
lam Clancy, New York, sergeant-at-arms.
The tin box stolen from the Hotel Ven
dome safe, at New York, was discovered
but the $4,000 which it contained is still
missing.
Charges Of fmisappropriating funds and
Of concealing marriage are made against
the Rev, q. Graham Adams, ID. d., late
rector Of Christ church, I1oekport n y.
John Reeds confession as to how the
Montreal express on the New York Central
road was wrecked last week is ready fol
use as evidence Reed says the officials oi
the Knights Of Labor knew nothing about
the affair.
Albert Possell, while standing in front
Of the altar Of St Patrick's Roman Cath
Ollie church, Jersey City Heights, with tn,
young lady be was about to marry, wa.
fired at by his father The shot missed
and the elder possell tried twice TO com
NIT suicide
Gilbert NJ. Speir, Jr,, arrived in New
York from the ranch Of the late Roher
Ray Hamilton in Bingham cohnty, Idaho
He says: There is no shadow Of doub
that Rays death was accidental
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-President Palmer, at
the session of the Worlds fair commits.
sion, announced his selection Of the execu.
tive committee. This committee will have
a director general and by virtue of ~
position will be the most important in con.
nection with the exposition. The commit.
tee, which is composed Of thirteen Demo
Gratis and thirteen Republicans, consists OF
Messrs. NJ. l.. Mcdonald, r. G. Kerrins.
Henry Exall p A. b. Widener, commits.
sioners-at-large J. 4. Harris, Virginia: w.
J. Sewall, New Jersey; b. X. Smalley, Yer
mont; f. B. Martindale, Indiana; J. b.
Thatcher, New York; f. w. Breed, Massa.
chusetts; Euclid Martin, Nebraska; Reese
r. Price, Kansas; NJ 3. Harrison, Min.
nesota; J. ID. Butt. West Virginia; A. 4.
Ewing, Illinois; W. f. King, Iowa; II. p.
Platt, Ohio; H. McLaws, Georgia; 4. l..
Williams, Tennessee; Joseph Hirst, Flor.
ida; r. l. Saunders, Mississippi; Il. II.
Ilershfeld, Montana; r. f. Goodell, Cali.
fornia; A. I. Britton, District Of Colum-
bia; j. A. Mckenzie, Kentucky, and Presi.
dent 4. w. Palmer, to be chairman by
resolution of the commission adopted July
/, 1890
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-Virgno Vac
carno, superintendent of silk culture, agri-
cultural department, has been victimized
to the extent Of 5000 by two of his fellow
countrymen. They represented themselves
several days ago to be rich wine merchants
of California, and the three men became
great friends. On the pretense Of not hav-
ing received a draft from home with which
to pay the charges on lot Of wine shipped
to them, they borrowed 5000 from Mi
Vaccarno, since which time nothing has
been heard of them
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nay state Nomlnatlons.

BosToN, Sept. 1s.-The Republican state
convention renominated Governor Brock
EFT, Lieutenant Governor Halle and Treas
urer Marden, and completed the state
ticket with the following nominations
Secretary Of state William M. Olin, OF
Boston; attorney general, Albert S. pills
bury, Of Boston, and auditor, J. III Gould
OF Medheld. Congressman Greenhalge
was permanent chairman, and in his ad
dress scored the independent element III
politics, eulogized the Republican party
and made an eloquent plea for the passage
Of the federal elections bill.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

BURLINGTON, Ia, Sept. 1s.-About 8 a.
m. Mr. and Mrs. Rome were awakened by
the presence of three masked men in their
sleeping apartment. One fellow with
drawn revolver ordered the startled couple
to remain quiet. The other two then sys
tematically ransacked the room, succeed
ing in securing about 81, 900 worth Of dia-
monds and other jewelry and money Ne
trace has been discovered of the robbers
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ecretnrr IYlndnm Mn Nnt Rnalnn-

WILLIAMsTowN, Mass, Sept is. --Secre.
tary Window was asked regarding the
truth of the report that his resignation is
contemplated, and stated that he had not
heard the rumor and had no intention OF
resgning, being satisfied with the present
condition Of affairs. Twenty-one million
in bonds We're purchased Wednesday, and
in the past thirty-two days the treasury
has spent in bond purchases s65, 900, ,00C
above its receipts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18
Newburg Bridge Bandits Sentenced

NEwDURG, n. Y, Sept. 1s.-In the
county court, Judge Beattie sentenced
George Sarvis, the notorious captain Of
the bridge bandits,n to nine years and
four months in state prison, and John
Purcell, another of the gang, who pleaded
guilty TO burglary in the third degree. tc
five years. Ernest V. Utter, the bigamist
was sent up for four years
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Hiram 4. Tuttle for Governor.

CONCORD. n. H., Sept. 1s-Hiram A.
Tuttle was nominated for governor by the
Republican state convention. The plat
form was presented by Senator Chandler
1t reaffirms allegiance to the Republican
party, and credits that party with what
ever in legislation and administration in
the past thirty years has conduced TO the
country's moral and material advance
ment. President Harrison's administra-
tion is heartily indorsed as clean, consist
ent and capable. Greeting is sent tc
Speaker Reed for the genius and courage
to which are largely due the rescue Of the
house from the control Of an unscrupulous
and reckless minority. The Mckinley bill
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

HARTFORD CRY. Ind, Sept. 1s-A trac-
tion engine owned by George Fidler, of
this city, exploded with terrific force. The
owner was blown a distance Of 100 feet,
picked up for dead and carried home. 1t
was found that life was not extinct, and he
may get we'll. Abram Burnsworth, a
helper was badly cut about the neck and
head The head sawyer was also severely
injured. Parts of the boiler and hundreds
Of small articles were blown from 200 tc
400 feet.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

VIcKsBURG, Miss. Sept. ls-The pas.
senger train on the Louisville, New Or
leans aud Texas railroad, due here from
Memphis at 10 o'clock. was wrecked Just
outside this city. John H. Welch, engi.
neer, and James Goddy, fireman, were
killed The cause of the wreck was the
malicious displacement Of 0 switch.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

is approved as one which will secure to the
producer tho home market
Reciprocity is favored and the measures
pending in congress looking to the restora.
tion Of American shipping and ne navy
are approved. 1t is declared that wage
workers ought TO have the right freely tc
organize to secure for themselves full
wages, suitable hours Of labor aud all other
privileges and exemptions which should
belong to the workingmen Of a republic
and denounces intimidation and violence.
either by organized labor or capital. The
speedy enactment of tho federal elections
bill is also demanded.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18
A Foreign Enect Of the Tarir Bin.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The Chronicles vi
emma special says that the Mckinley tariff
bill and the fall in gold have caused the
price Of mother of pearl to fall l3 per cent
The manufacturers have closed the works
to avoid further loss, and SC, 900 persons are
idle in consequence.
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oongressmnn I.nIdlnm nnrenied.

BUFFALO, Sept. ls.-The thirty-third bal
lot IN the congressional fight here was the
decisive one. 1t stood: Laidlaw, 20 Rich
ardso1, 22; Allen, "a; Hooker, Ill Mr.
Hooker is wealthy young lawyer Of Ere
donia The only Office he has ever held is
that Of supervisor.
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WINDSOR, Ont, Sept 1s-Farmer Ian
has arrived here from Kentucky with ID,
teetive Norris, and went 70 Sandwich jai.
where he identified Haynes as one of tht
men who buncoed him out of 5000 on
May !. Land claims to be worth SO, ,000
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coneernIng GIass mouse..


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 1S-The house
took up the Langston- Venable Virginia
contested election case, but did not finish
il. Notice was given on the Republican
side that the previous question would be
called this afternoon.
The venable-Langston Contest.
Mr. Cheadle Qnd) opposed the majority
resolution, and declared that the Republic
ans Of the house could not afford TO vote
Yenable out and Langston in. The Fourth
district OF Virginia was reliably Republic
an, and 1t had been carried by the Demo
Gratis, not because Of the popularity Of Mr..
Cleveland or the unpopularity Of Mr. Har-
rison, but because OF Republican division
IL had been q race division, with all that
such division could imply in the south.
The Republicans had been fairly beaten,
and ii was beneath the dignity of the Re
publican party to revise the figures.
He praised ex-senator Mahones ability in
building up the Republican party in Vir.
ginia, and predicted that if his leadership
were followed, Virginia in a few years
would be as reliably Republican as was
Vermont He was confident that there
never could be a strong and effective Re
publican party in the south until there
were enough white men in IL to make il
strong and effective. Senator Malone and
the white men Of Virginia had made the
Republican party strong in that state, and
had secured the election of six Republicans
to congress. The contestant had raised
the race issue and the result had been that
Virginia had now only two Republican
representatives. He hoped for the good
name Of the house and for the good name
of the great party to which he belonged
that there would be enough Republicans
voting with him to retain Venable in his
seat.
Speaker Reed Has Signed 1t.
The speaker announced his signature tc
the river and harbor appropriation bill.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

LISBON, Sept 1s.-The king has accepted
the resignation Of the entire cabinet. lie
will confer with several leading statesmen
with a view to the selection Of a new mia
istry.
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EK-Governor Foater for conrres..

CAREY, o., Sept 1s-Ex- Governor Foster
was nominated by acolamation in the
Eighth district for congress.
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Sheriff Coliin arrived at SID, and after
placing guard about the house detailed
men TO search the city for the criminal
While this search was going on City Mar.
shal Joy and q force Of officers arrived al
the house, and il was decided to closely ex-
anime the chambers lest he should be hid
ing there. As they entered the front
chamber they were horriied 70 see the dead
body Of Helm stretched in the closet A
bullet had passed through his head from
the revolver which lay BY his side.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18
The Reciprocity Question.
The TICKET Nominated.

The following ticket was nominated:
For governor, Samuel f. Merwin, OF
New Haven.
For lieutenant governor, George A.
Bowen, Of Woodstock
For secretary of state, George p. Mclean,
OF Hartford
For treasurer Stevens Henry, Of Rock
ville
For comptroller, Lyman S. Catlin.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-18

The speaker announced his signature tc
the river and harbor appropriation bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-05
MARKETS By raA1GRAPd.
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 4. .-Cotton-Business
moderate at easier prices; American mid ling
57-l6d; sales sou bales-American ., 600; specu.
lation and export 1000 bales: receipts $1,000
bales--A nercan 1900.
Futures = \ ne lean IN ling, iow miidling
clause, November delivery ID; November and
December delivery also 20 Gid. also 21-64d;
December and January delivery 2l-5id. also
3 2264i, also 23-6id; January and February
delivery > 2l-5ld, also 3 22-64d, also 23-64d;
february aad March delivery 2i-64d, also
25-34d; March aud April delivery 26-6id,
also 27-64d; April and May delivery 2S-64i.
also % 64d. also 53l-64d, also 2964d; May
ana June delivery 3o-6td. also 5 51-6ld. also
3a-6id June and July delivery S2-G4d, also
33-64d. also 34-6ld. Futures steady.
400 o. m "a "a es: A a ri .an nj ldiing low
middling ella Use. November delivery 2}64d,
huyers: November and December delivery
5 226f615 23-6i1: December and January deliv ~
5 23.64d Sc ,lers; January and February delivery
5 1856 as 24-54i; February aud March delivery
ej-6405 26-6id; March and April delivery
1854 eg5 2s-6td; April aud May delivery 20 SIG
) s9-64d May aud June delivery S2-G4I.
sellers; June and July delivery 3I6id. value.
Futures closed steady.
ATLANTA. Nov. 4r-CotUon steady; middii1g
Q 8 l6c; receipts 1850 bales.
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Savannah Jewelry Palace.

Oar immense stock of Jewelry, Preciou;
Stones, Silverware and other goods is being
added TO by every steamer, showing tbs
latest and most popular designs in Orna
ments. We would particularly impress
you with our capacity for supplying WED,
DING PRESENTS to suit any taste, require
ment or purse. Our Silverware stock is un
usually attra ctive, aid our second floor dis
play Of art goods offers to those who do no,
want Gold or Silver goods Opportunity tc
satisfy their inclinations.
NJ. STERNBERG & Bro.
49, Broughton 5, rect. -Adr.
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MEMORANDA.

A.
New York. Nov 2-Arrived. schr Vim Frede.
ricks, Davis, Charleston.
Sa led, steamship Yoxford [Brl, Charleston.
Charters, steam ships British Queen TBrj, cot
ton. New Orleans TO Liverpool; Rod dam fBrI,
cotton, Wilmington to Liverpool or Continent
Orsiuo [Brl, cotton, Savannah 70 Liverp Dol 31s,
Bremen or Ans erdam Bis Sd; Brunei Brl cot
ton. Savannah to Genoa; Claucer sri. cotton,
Norfolk t. Liverpool 2Ss, with cattle; Euskaro
lSpI, cotton, West Point to LIVERPOOL; Cone
lnaugh lBrl, cotton. Norfolk to Havre; bark
Aroa lNorl, lumoer, Pensacola to Buenos Ayres,
SIC
Auje- to Nov ARRIVED bark Hos [Norl, Tar.
aldsen, Savannah.
Bermuda, Oct 29-In port, bark Rurik [Rus1,
Tengstrom, from Pensacola for Sunderland
awaiting orders,
Havana, Oct 26-Sa,led. barE verdad TSpl,
Sosvllla. Savannah, since arriv ID at quarantine
Ed; Pablo Ssnsat tSpl, Roddos, Oh irIesuon.
Pernambnco, Oct 5-Sailed, bark Palermo
lBrL Walker, Pensacola for Rio Jaaeiro.
st Thomas, Oct 2l-Saied, bar6 Alma TNorl,
Torkeldsen. Pensacola
Boston, Nov 2-Arrived, schrs Gem Was,
Pensacola; Susan Richie, Perkins, Bruins.
W OK. Ga; Lizzie Heyer Harrington, do; Edw
johnson, Warren, do: Rebecca Lamdin, Dig
gins Apalachicola; William L Bradley, Lee,
Charleston, 8 c.
Baltimore, Nov ARRIVED, schr S Hoskins,
Bennett, Jacksonville.
Charleston, Nov 2--Sailed, schr Carrie T Ba
lano. Brunswick.
Kew West. Oct 29-Arrived- schr Ella NJ HAYES
Newberry. New York.
New Haven, Nov 2-Arrived, schr Jno I, Trent
Mcclure, Brunswick, Ga.
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4. SlSoISS4II. Nov. 5.-Flour demand light;
family So 90G4 IS Wheat steady:No- nd SaA.
sJssc- Corn strong; No. 2. mixed SIC. oats
strong. higher; No. mixed 4a049lSc Provis-
l - qulel-Pork dull at Sill as. Lard firm at
90 l<1sGso y. Bulk meats steady; short rib
sues ~ Bacon steady; short clear IS 62IS.
hoSs IN good demand aud steady: common
aad light g 00G4 -; packing and butchers
eSO4 10 Whisky firm at 81 II.
NAVAL STORES
WILh1SGroN. Nov. s. Spirits turpentine
steady sc. Rosin firm: strained s1OSIS. good
strained at 81 i2&. Tar frm at 81 s. Cr1de
turpsntine firm; hard 81 -; yellow dip 81 90:
virgin g 90 - ~
CHARLESTON. Nov. s.-Spirits turpeutiue firm
at Sc Rosin quiet: gooi strained 81 8.
LIvsRPooL- Nov S spirits turpentius Sos
Rosin, common at SIS 10JSd
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Rich Cut Glass and Art Goods.

We are in receipt Of another beautiful
line Rich Cut Glassware. We keep genuine
Crown Derby, Royal Worcester, Doulton
and Dresden Wares, which we sell as low
as any importers north or south. Our i'm
portations of Haviland & Co.'S china are
arriving Will open up in few days the
prettiest line of these goods ever shown in
this city. THOMAS WEST g. Co.
-Adr. No. 1873 Broughton street
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Have You Been to sternbers'sa

Have You Been to Sternberg'ss
Here are some few Of the elegant ware.
displayed at Sternberg & Bros aud offered
at prices unapproachable elsewhere in Sa-
venDah.
Dresden Chinaware,
Vienna Chinaware,
Royal Worch,
Bonn Ware,
Japanese Wares,
Haviland China,
French China,
Banquet Lamps,
Piano Lamps.
Imported Bronzee,
Imported 'Statuary,
Fine Art Bronzes,
and numerous other beautiful goods that
lack of space for ids mentioning We are
also showing complete line of ladies and
gentlemen's Crossing Bases, in plush and cell
uloid. We would also direct attention to
our display of Brass Goods - especially
these fine Tablets with Onyx Tops. Cabi-
nets, etc. We repeat our Invitation to e
ladies to drop in and go through our estab-
lisbment, as they will see much to please
aud attract them, without feeling obligated
to buy anything. Respectfully,
NJ. STERNBERG e. Bro,
--Adr. l57 Broughton street.
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Nelly BIv

Went round the world, and B. Il. Levy &:
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misses get round all the girls, they are
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To Housek eepers.

Jas. s. Silva, 40 Broughton street, is
closing out his retail stock Of Crockery,
China. Glassware and Housefurnishings at
greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu-
sively in the wholesale trade.
Now is your opportunity for bargains in
anything in his line.
His Importations have been very heavy
this season, but new as well as old good
must so 10 make room for a wholesale
stock. Call and see the large line Of Cham
Der Sets, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Lamps,
Cutlery. ETC., and you will no doubt find
something to suit you at the prices offered.
ALL