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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

In Siatlori-hiro and worcestefshlre,
England, 5000 miners arc on strike
against a reduction OF 10 per cent. In
] xyayea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

II is estimated that 10000 head Of
sheep are crossing Wyoming this fall
bound for other stales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
GENTS & BOYS WINTER CLOTHING

OF descriptions and anything
not
the difference
he Iaiturs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

In tho Dresden museum the shoes
worn by Luther ut Worms are care.
fully preserved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

Mr.. John Ruskln, the great English
writer, Is improving In health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
CLOTHING STORE.
An elegant line Of Goods for FALL and WINTER, nov Iead


Mems and yonh sercabe Sa'ne Suits S5O0 $3.50 and 5000
Suits $1,000 up
Youths ani listers all styles Prices,
Beautiful Cds Jersey Suits NJ S85, Si.5O aud $3.50,
Largest line If Chlircn Pants, o H. sic 5O, s5 SOO
Mems aud ionh Zine Jersey shirts yls, OF Sl.OO
Excellent quality M' Underwear Si0OgSl.5O per
Cardigan Jrckcs, $780, Wool socks 5c and a5c per pair.
Also J',H line Of FWrnisbipg Goods. Hats. Caps
Shoes GiOres NccEiredr. otc prices everyone.
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NEWS ~ NUTSHELL.

Queen Victoria strictly prohibits
smoking about Windsor Castle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

One million kilograms weekly pass
through the English pasloiilce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

The public bath houses Ia Boston
accommodated over n million bathers
last summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

$. ID. Stlrgos, Of sheridan County,
wy, last year raised ga bushels Rud
forty-elght pounds Of potatoes on a
selected acre. lie got the prize. d.
ID. Hayes Of the same county raised
this year 975 bushels and got the prize.
George Giddons, mn actor at the
Criterion Theatre, London, got nc.
qIaInlcd with Miss Drew, an Ameri-
eau huires-, and married her In Lon
dona few days ago. Hc has daughter
seventeen years Of aye. He Is well.
known IN the United State. because Of
his connection with wyndham's the.
Atrical companies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31
For Mems, YonthS' and Childrcn'S Wear,

Many Entirely Designs l which
week
ton aud sale which
comprehensive display
designed In all or
Originality Of Conception and Superiority Workmanship
kindly
VIII be amply repaid
at OF
aud the store a 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

aIvm us n oAHn.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
Inspecting County Post omces.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN. Sept. 10. Postmaster
A G Cox Of this town has been sp-
pointed to assist Postmaster Stewart of
Wilmington to inspect the post offices of
this county. Mr. Cox will inspect ALI the
offices south of the canal.
w g. Lingo and son, Merritt, Of Will
mington. are spending few days with
friends In town.
William Wood had, at his. store on
Main street this morning. watermelon
that weighed fifty pounds
Miss Ssllie dilysrd is visiting friends
in New Castle.
Miss Ella Conrey of Chesapeake City is
being entertained by Mrs n. L Hard
castle on Cass street
Mercer Bailey Of Philadelphia is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs. John
p. Cochran, Jr., near town.
Mrs George 6 Rowe and children are
visiting relatives at Elkton, Nd, for
several days
Isaac Taylor. John A. Jolls and Walter
g Stack, left on Tuesday last for a trir
to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Rich
mond aud other southern points. They
returned home on Thursday and reported
a pleasant trip
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
Federal building Changes.

Changes ara about to be made in the
basement of the Federal building, whereby
the despstching room OF the
post Office will be enlarged by the
addition of a portion of the basement
used by the custom department
fifteen feet wide toward Sixth street
The partition wall separating the Two
apartments will be torn down next
week, and the change effected at once
The change is necessary because of the
limited room afforded by the
size of the present despatching room
When the new post Office building is
built il In believed that the whole of the
old building will be used as a Custom
House and for the collection of internal
revenue, This first story Of the build
log will be so used, while the
second story now occupied by the United
States Court, the clerk Office and the
United States msrshal's Office will be
used for storing away important docu-
ments now slowed away in the attic
without arrangement and practically
useless because inaccessible
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
cITY News IN sRleF.

A mad dog created a small panic in the
vicinity Of Zenith and Monroe yesterday.
Rev. James Porter D. D., Of Chester
will preach in Bethel A. NJ K Church
tomorrow night.
Rev. j P. Du Hammel Of Dover Will
ofiiciate at both services ia Calvary
Church tomorrow
The Sunday school OF West Presby-
terrain Church will hold their autumnal
gathering ia the church to morrow after
noon.
William Cole was charged with vag-
rancy at this mornings session of the
Municipal Court. he was fined So or
40 days in the jailysrd.
The Wilmington Social Club will
probably offer prizes to the competing
home FIRE companies in the great parade
to be given here on October IA.
Frank Mason was sentenced to pay 81
or'20 days hard labor this morning, by
Judge Ball, George Kinslow. colored,
received a sentence Of 81 fue or 10 days.
At Union NJ. E. Church to- morrow
Rev. Isaac Jewell of Epworth, will
preach at 10 30 m aud Rev Mark +.
ooW HAoh Vi niANCAbAVuh Will Pltabh At
80 p. NJ.
DR.. s P. Manshlp of Ninth and Pine
street was the physician who attended
Victor Benson, who was literally carved
by Priscilla Webb q few days sgo, and
not DR. Mann as has been stated.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held a meeting at headquarters
yesterday afternoon. and elected dele
gates TO the State convention to be held
in Smyrna, October IA, Is and 10.
The Washington Stesm Fire Engine
Company, which will go to Elizabeth n
J.. on October g. 9 and TO- has almost
filed its list Of sixty members who viii
attend. More than fifty have signed the
list.
Thomas Savery Of this city, and mum
Der Of other Wilmingtonians attended &
tea party given in West Chester by Mis-!
Florence Bowen Jacobs, daughter oil
Francis and Jennie Jacobs, who hst
rescued her majority. The visitors hsC
a good time.
Edward Caenaugh, a 14-year old boy
living on East Fifth street, had his foo
SO badly crushed by P W. & engiDl
last night that it had to be amputste,
between the knee and The ankle Tn
operation was performed at the DelaWsr
Hospital by Or. Howard Ogle.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

lump into the river with a
log tied around your neck, and
no matter how much your de.
sire to stem the tide, down
you'll 90 in spite Of yourself
until you get rid of the log
We feel it SO with a lot of
Ladies Black Stockings
There's a log around their necks
in the matter of not being a
perfect black, and while we
would prefer to keep up with
the price, we slide back with
keeping the conditions of price
and not perfection therefore
down goes the price from sc
cents per pair to Io cents pei
pair. When we say in addition
the goods are made by Heinrich
Schopper no explanation j:
needed for quality. Sizes 9
oH and 10.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

Miss Adie Eliason IS visiting friends at
Middletown.
Miss Annie Willard has received a new
safety bicycle.
Miss Ella Baynard is visitin 6 friends
at MiddletowR.
WI. b. Lingo has returned home
from Middletown.
Rev. Alfred Smith OF Smyrna was in
this city yesterday.
Charles Emmons is spending his vsca
tion at Middletown.
Albert Ware Of Masleys, Md, was in
this city yesterday.
B. O. Collins of Green Spring was in
this city on Thursday.
B. Clough of Milford, Md, was in Will
mington on Thursday.
Miss Beulah Clayton has returned to
her home at Middletown.
Miss Jennie Morris is the guest OF
Miss Meta Fell at Falkland.
W.H.B. Maxwell of the Delaware
Pilot, Lewes. is in this city.
Ferdinand Janvier of Clayton, N. j., is
visiting relatives in this city.
Samuel Buchanan of the Middleto wn
New Era was in this city yesterday,
State Treasurer Burnite and Speaker
Sirman left this city for home yesterday,
Richardson d. Armstrong of the Re
corders Office has been confined TO his
home by illness
Miss Lizzie Stewart Of Philadelphia
arrived at Peach Blow Cottage, Faulk
land, last evening.
William T. Mears returned yesterday
from fishing trip to Chincotesgue
Island with q large catch.
Miss Mollie E. CorcorGn, who has beer
visiting friends in this city, left thi'
morning for Baltimore, Md, enroute Z
her home in Shsmokin, Pa.
Miss Kate E. Wright Of Oyster Shell
Point, Md, who has been visi ing Mrs
]. Kent Dukes, no 1902 West Seventh
street, has returned home.
w. E, Msnship of Milton is in thii
ity visiting his son, DR.. w. E, Nan ship
at Ninth and Pine streets. be vii
spend the winter In this city.
Mrs. @. j. RICHTER of Philadelphia
who has been i'll at the Brandy win
Springs Hotel for several weeks, has re
covered. and will return 70 her HON
next week,
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
nnnnrtnre of the Wetmore.

The steam dredge Vim Of the Atlas
Dredging Company OF this city, returned
to this port last night after having as
sisted 10 the loading OF the whalebRck
steamer G. w. Wetmore at Philadelphia
The Wetmore left Philadelphia about
3 o'clock this afternoon, loaded to the
waters edge with machinery
and car material for Puget
Sound, Washington, passing through
the Straits Of Magellan.
The stevedores have had an arduous
task In the loading Of the machinery as
the Wetmore is without tackle BY which
the large blocks OF machinery could be
hoisted into the hold aud the services Of
the vim were required.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
short-hand and rrpe-wrltlnr.

More applications for young men stem
ographsrs have been received by Princi
pal Goldey Of the Commercial College,
than he eau I'll. Three applications from
Philadelphia this week he cannot fill.
his celebrated college is attracting at
tention abroad by the quality Of its work
instruction is given to both sexes at the
college. Eighth and Market streets,
daily, 8 to 3, and in the evening sessions
which begin Monday night. September
2Sth, in Short hsnd, Type writing, Book
keeping, Penmenship and otner practlcsl
branches. Secure seats now. Office
open daily, s 80 to 5. and evenings, next
week. 21st, 22d and Gath. Elegant cAta
logues free.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

William Seaman was charged with steal
ing So &C. the property Of the Whining
ton Transfer Company. and he was
called up at this mornings session Of the
Municipal Court. The testimony of the
witnesses showed that, while Joseph
Salter, driver in the employ of the
company, was coming from Dure's har
ness store at Fourth and shipley strests
yesterday, he missed the money from his
coat. which had been lying GA The seat
of the wagon. Scanlan, who had
been riding with him, was at
once suspected Detective Hatton ar
rested him aud he confessed to him that
he had taken the money he was held
I'm 5000 bail for the Court Of General
Sessions. The case of Priscilla Webb
charged with attempting to kill Victor
Benson, was taken up. Victor appeared
in court badly cut and bandsged ant
showed that it had been a murderous as
sault Judge Bali held Priscilla in 81, 00C
bail for the county court.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
s,nfe Firemen WIN Unite

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDOLETOwN, Sept 19.-Thirty dele
gates, representing the Weccaeoe, Wash
ington, Fame, Reliance. Liberty, Della
ware Fliendship and Phoenix FIRE com
panies OF Wilmington and the Newark,
ark, New Castle and Della
ware City fire companies attended
the monthly meeting of State Fireman 8
Assooia ton, which was held in the hose
house in this town last night. The meeting
was called to order by the president aud
the names Of the delegates were called
Tue committee Of arrangements for the
big parade was completed for all
the FIRE companies to joih in on October
IA, aud routine business was transacted.
William Taylor, the president of the
Volunteer Hose Company Of this place,
was present at the meeting, hut com
planned OF feeling i'll, aud was excused at
l. o'clock, and departed after giving all
the visitors hearty hand shake at IL
o'clock the meeting adjourned, and
the delegates were given a banquet by
the Volunteer Hose Company, ia the
basement Of the hose house. The visit
ors spent pleasant time around town
until the arrival of the 80 express
going north, when they left for their re
spective homes
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

A negro boy assaulted Mrs. Charity
Elliott, white woman, in Brandywine
village last evening. Several negro boys
were throwing stones in front of Mrs.
Elliotts store on Market street She
ordered them to desist Three of the
boys followed her into the store One of
them struck her along side the head
with a paddle, tore her dress and other
wise assaulted her. She complained to
the peace officers Constsbles Brown and
McKelvey took the case in hand. They
found two of the boys in a stable and
arrested them. When they were taken
before Mrs Elliott she was unable to
identify either of them as her assailsnts
aud they were released. The constables
could not find the other boy
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
sTov- TALK

II you want 10 i've long, enjoy life
and die happy 60 right away to George
a Hollis, No. 8 East Fourth street and
Guy Bride Range
If you want your Victor Cook or any
other kind or size Of a stove repaired,
you can git it done at No East Fourth
street ct short notice,
Stove repairs and stove repairing is
one of the specialties at No. 8 East 4th
street, Pick es s old stand.
A large assortment of carpets. rugs,
mats. oil cloth. parlor sets, bed room
sets, chairs, loui ges, wooden ware, Tin
ware, stoves and such goods at very low
prices for either cash or instruments.
George d Hollis. No 9 East Attn street,
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
WHEEL MOTIFS.

Dr.. Tantum is training and will
come out at the races as a promising
novice.
The entertainment committee of the
w. w. 9. will give An elegant spread
on the evening OF September &c
William Venn, VITO rode four h
place at Philadelphia on a solid tire,
took heavy cold soon. afterwards, and
has never ehtirey recovered. BE will
not ride on september &C.
F. M Dsmpman, the well known
wheelman, will represent the A. G. s.
n. at Baltimore, Md 10 day, in the
races for the A A. U. championships
Dampman and Merrihew were praeticing
on the road race course on Thursday
and rode the five and half miles In
sixteen minutes and City seconds.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

The coroner's jury empanelled to in
quire into the death OF Engineer Henry
Biockmap, who was killed in the railroad
COLI ion near Newport yesterday morn
ing, viewed the remains at the morgue at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and then
adjourned until p. IN on Monday, when
testimony will be taken The body Of
Broskson was removed from the morgue
at o'clock and shipped to his home ia
Baltimore. The loss to property caused
BY the wreck is estimated at 81 600
Brockman leaves wife and two children
in Baltimore His father aud two
brothers are engineers on the Philadel
phis, Wilmington and Baltimore road
He was a member OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Relief Association, the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. the Good
win Lodge No. 43, Knights Of Pythias.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
IN ASSOCIATION nALL.
What the Y. NJ. q. A. IL Doing 20 Promote
Christianity and Muscle

Rev. Thomas Legar, the noted prison
evangelist Of Philadelphia. will address
the young mems meeting on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Bis subject will
be Forget ien Men. The services will
be especially adapted to men.
The first reception Of the season will
be held on Monday evening 81 o'clock,
under the management Of the reception
committee. 1t will be only for mem
bers.
The race track at Riverview grounds
has been put in good condition and Is
now almost as smooth as floor
The wheel club has adopted black caps
and uniforms. The design Of the club
will be the regulation red cross on q
viii ground On the red cross there
will be an orange wing.
The base ball club will cross bats will
the Keystone Club of Rising Sun this
afternoon. W. Mnnden and g. Murder
will be the battery for the association
team
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

Judge Grubb presided at a session Of
the Orphans Court this morning
Mrs. Mollie Kellinger was appointed
guardian OF her three minor
children; the order OF sale OF the estate
Of John @ Kennedy, was rene wed an
order OF sale Of the estate OF George w
Buchanan, deceased, was granted At
the conclusion Of the Orphans Court
business, the judge heard the cases Of
James J. Toner aud James B Toman W.
William Woodward all OF New Castle
WOOD ward was arrested on a capias, 1 s
an absconding debtor, and has appealed
to Judge Gruob. he Is represented by
w. 5. Hilles and w NJ Byrne. Tomsn
and Toner are represented by Thomas
aoleomb.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

wIlminrton shop II the Navy.

The American Shipbuilder says; "Of
the United States vessels built in Viii
mington the Navy has the Ranger, the
Sangus and the Amphitrite from the
yards Of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co
Then there is the propeller General
Wool, built there in 1888, and employed
IN the Qasrtermasters' Department. In
the U. 5. Revenue Marine there are four
steam propellers The Lighthouse Board
has two vessels and the Coast and Gee
detic Survey and the Fish Commission
each have one
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

The roaring success, Mugs Land
ing" opened a two nights engagement
ut the Academy OF Music last night. Both
balconies were filed 20 the roof. and the
boxes and chairs we're we'll filed. Miss
Carrie Lamont, IN the character Of
Little Mugs" the sea waif took with
everyone. She has 3 pretty face, petite
figure, and fills her role in very Rc-
ceptable manner Miss Nettie Peters has
ample scope to show her abilities as an
actress in the role OF Shouting Harder, 4"
a wintry belle OF 40, who is smitten with
Soger, and always speaks twice before
she thinks once. Her leap year advances
upon the 'Soger' are very amusing. Miss
Blsnch Folsome makes an excellent
'Stuttering Joe. and hangs TO the FIRST
letter of every word as IL she loved it
dearly Mss Belle Stacy In the character
OF "Julia, who has been betrayed by
abel Dixon" Leigh MeDowelD a black
hearted schemer, who wants TO rob Little
Muggs" OF her fortune shows much
power as an emotional actor, who
struggles between love and duty ASA
Beck, (JRck Tucker) shows q
wonderful power in combining love,
pleasure and business, and everyone
feels glad that he secures Little
Muggs" for his wife A. e Burton.
takes the role Of Skinner Muggs," who
saves Little Mugs" from the wreck
of ship and adopted her as his child,
little knowing that he is giving shelter
to a child who is worth $500, 600 Bis
acting is very natural, and meets with
frequent applause The quartette, anc
double qusrtette Staging Is very good
and the tenor and base solos are fan
above the average The scenery il
very realistic, especially the storm scene
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
Rsilly Identified tucker.

James T. Reilly, fagmsn at the Con
cord pike B. & 0. crossing, went to Phila-
delphia last Thursday and identified
Amos Tucker, confined la Moysmensing,
as one Of the men who on the morning Of
August 2, Just after Robert Smiths
house had been robbed, passed him with
Edward G. Smith, another Of the alleged
burglars. Tucker awaits his trial IN
Philadelphia on a charge Of highway rob
berry, but an effort will be made to have
him brought 70 this city for tria. on the
charge OF burglary.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
Three basement plums-

Three basement plums-
One hundred and fifty dozen
all linen damask towels in red,
blue, pink, gendarme and buff
borders with fringe; regular
ISc. and 2oc. goods for 2Hc.
Belgium crash by the yard
is inches wide, extra heavy
and fine, the best imported
10 cents per yard for un
bleached, I2H cents per yard
for bleached.
Half a case Of Crochet anC
Marseilles bee spreads, slightly
soiled, are one third off in price
so cents to So
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

Engine No. 40, attached to train No.
3S, the Washington and New York ex-
press, on the p, w & B. railroad, which
leaves Washington at 2 90 o'clock and is
due in this city at 10 on, broke down at
Bowie Station this morning The train
reached this city an hour and a half late.
Train No 80, due in this city at 10 40,
was also very late, being compelled to
follow in the wake of No. 80. Nobody
was injured
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

The bsrkentine Elizabeth ]. McMan-
envy, arrived at the Harlan and Holdings
worth CompanY's wharf, yesterday after
noon, where she will take on a cargo of
car material for transportation to South
America. The Elizabeth j. McManemy
is a handsome vessel and attracts much
attention She Is lying at the foot OF
Tatnall street The work Of loading will
begin on Monday morning, and the yes
sci will be ready to leave in about a
wepk
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

The bridge committee of the Levy
Court held a meeting in the Court House
this morning. Architect Kenney submitted
plans for an iron bridge. % feet long
and IA feet wide to be erected
over Perkins's creek in Brandywine
hundred. The plans we're accepted and
the committee has advertised for sealed
proposals
Evening journal., 1891-09-19
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VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Market and Fourth streets.
They Fought to q Finish.

A. d. Twadel and d Pike, two farm
living ia Chambers Hollow, a few
miles north Of Centreville, in this
county, had desperate personal encoun-
tar at 6 30 o'clock last night The
quarrel, it is said, arose from Twad
dis whipping one OF Pixies sons some
time ago Last evening Pike and his
twin sons, about IA years old. we're rid
ing along the road near Tvs d sll's house
Twadell met them. They had words.
Pike got out OF his team
and he and Twadell began fighting with
fsts, rails, clubs and everything handy.
Pike is about go years old. but IL is said
that he was getting the better Of Twadel
until the rest of the family ran out and
took a hand in the encounter.
Both men were badly punished
and It took almost all the
court plaster and old linen in the neigh
borhood 10 dress the many wounds In
flicted Both men threaten 70 carry th'
matter to court.
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

Word received at the Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange yesterday announced
the safe arrival of the Philadelphia
schooner Harbeson Hickman at St.
Pierre, Martinique. on August 2S The
Harbeson Hickman, Captain James R.
Davis, left Matanzas on July %, bon d
for st. Pierre, Martinique with a cargo
of coal. During she cyclone of August
30 the vessel was within 100 miles of its
nrfar aIora
Evening journal., 1891-09-19

Last evening John Gam, who with
Constable McKelvey has just returned
from a cunning trip in Cecil county,
Md, gave his friends a game supper at
his home, No. 303 Shipley street. Those
present were Constable William Nickel
vey, George Murphy and Constable Isaac
Brown