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Biu AeaInst the state.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb 28. Owners
of more than two million dollars in first
mortgage bonds OF the South Carolina
Railway Company filed bill in the
United States Court against the State
for the value Of the property under fore
closure proceedings now pending
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REAnlNG, Pa, Feb. 23.-Mrs. John
Roth, aged 33. lost Sl3 that her husband
had given her 90 pay bill, and this so
worried her that She committed suicide
by taking laudanum.
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Taking a Cruel Advantage.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 23.-It is asserted
that at several places the committees
charged with the distribution Of food
refuse the people help until a promise
has been obtained that they will pay the
money for the land purchases in regard
to which they denied their liability.
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sLatne or nrish.m ,ioung.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 98.-The
Brigham Young Memorial Association
has let the contract to Sculptor Dollin,
for statue of the great Mormon leader
TO be erected al the southeast corner Of
Temple block and cost $50, 00O
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RocHrsrER, n. Y, Feb. % Rochester
plumbers are on strike. There is disa-
greement with the employers concerning
rules recently adopted by the latter
which the men claim are greatly 20 their
disadvantage.
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RaIiway Conl.ion.

LONDON, Feb. % A train collided
with au engine near Hastings ald many
persons were injured, some seriously.
The collision was due to the drivers dis
regard of signals
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Ancl.lentnIIy Knled.

SPRGNGwATER, N, Y, Feb. ga 10
year-old son of Benjamin Deeder, while
hunting rabbits with his cousin, Grant
Deeder, near this place, was accidentally
shot and killed.
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LONDON, Feb. 90. The suit of Mr..
Love- formerly Berlin correspondent of
the London Times, who after being
dismissed after six months notice,
brought an action TO recover year
salary, terminated in a verdict for the
"Timesn -
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s1nnllnor Agnln nrenks On.

TRENTON, n j., Feb. 23.-The small
pox epidemic has broken out afresh, this
time making its appearance in ST.
Francis Hospital Four patients are now
quarantined An old patient named
Anthony Willick and an infant have died
of the disease.
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Propose to Retire.

LONDON, Feb 23 -Fifty-nine Conserva-
tive, 10 Uuiouist, IS Gladstonian and 2
Irish members OF the House OF Commons
have intimated that they will not run
again for Parliament.
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nyInr LlI.e sheen at santos.

Rio JANERo, Feb. % The situation at
Santos is rapidly and steadily growing
worse Yellow fever has spread from
the dock wards throughout the entire
city, and the people are dying like sheep,
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or in the Stillu Nicht

Yol've heard the wailing round you;
Wi G lie and baby we're the combina-
tion. Dr.. Hands Ojlic Cure is the specific.
Sample bottl s free at J, NJ. Hillan's or G
j McClrthy's drug store.
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Sale bills of every description neatly
printed at this Office.
Mlae, 49, - Liuar pnle

WlI0E N"IW0 HiN lIWtT EIIIH
Act on new principls-regulatn tng the
liver, stomach and bowels through ne Rerucs.
Il new discovery. DR., Miles Pills speedily
soustipat0n UneQualat for men, women,
children. Smallest miliest, surestl 6ldOseE,
bots, Samples Free, al @. II. Hagsnbueh's
drug store
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Nine. IIaravoioT Acquitted.

SOFIA, Feb. 23,-Mme. Karayelotf and
her two alleged accomplces were to-day
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Indications point to considerable
building next spring and summer.
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Soon the big burly aurtioneer will
go about the country crying
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
CITY NEWS nm eRIsF.

improvements are beirg made to
Kingswood NJ E. Church.
Rev. Charles Hayden viii preach in
Trinity Church tomorrow night
On Thursday afternoon Councilman ].
w. KIRBY Of TIE Ninth ward, lost his
purse containing 1923.
John K. Sehafer and Miss Mary
Hodson were married by Rev. E. Q.
Atkins at the parsonage on Wednesday
night.
Kingswood NJ. E. Sunday School Or
chestra will have an addition Of a from
bone, violin and cornet tomorrow after
noon.
The young eople Of Bethany Baptist
Church are rehearsing The Deestrict
Skule, " to be presented some time in the
near future.
A FIRE bridgaie" service will be con-
Quoted by Edward B. Murray at $50
o'clock to morrow morning in Kingswood
M. E. Church.
Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentary upon the estate Of
Jane NJ. Jeandell, late of this hundred, to
Joshua E. Smith
Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentaTy upon the estate OF
Louis Laboube, late of Red Lion hundred,
to Francis E. Laboube,
Court House officials complain that
children playing on the grounds sur
rounding the building annoy them. They
have torn down all the trespass notices
and roller-skate and slide the stone cop
ing at their own sweet wills.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
rnE AssEssoRs AUST oERrIFY.
The Republicans CLAIM That Il IL Not
Necessary and wni.Argue on That Point

The Republicans CLAIM That IL IL Not
Necessary and wnl:Arrue on That Point.
The leading point to be made before
Chancellor Salisbury by Attorney f.. G.
Bradford and William @. Spruance on
Tuesday will be that the as
SCISSORS certificate in the back
Of the book is not necessary
to make it a valid assessment. This the
Democrats will refute. The following is
what chapter xI, Of the Revised Code, has
TO say on the question:
1.-THE said assessment shall continue
until the said time, (which means the
annual assessment.)
"Section 3. Provided always that
each assessor shall annually assess the
persons Of those liable, who have arrived
at twenty-one years Of age since the pre-
ceeding assessment, or who have
come TO reside In the hundred, or have
been before omitted and the personal
property OF all such new leases
taken by lessees Of houses
In cities or other towns, or places, new
ground rents. any real property before
omitted and personal property acquired
/ by bequest.
HE shall also certify aud return al
descents, alterations and changes oI
ownership of real estate; and the person
who, bv the assessment list
as the same shall be mad
from such returns, shall appear to hav
become the owner, shall be assessed will
the value thereof then Ia force.
Section 4. The returns Of tn
assessors In the different hun
dreds In the state, with sue
corrections as the Levy Court sha
make, shall be part Of the assessment
list OF said hundred and shall be conclu
| silva -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House

The attraction at the Grand Opera
House last evening was Kate Castleton in
the great laughable farce, 1.-The Dszzler. I"
under the management Of Cosgrove and
Grant, and 10 made a decided bit In VIII
mington. Miss Castleton, who is the
most popular and probably the sweetest
singer on the dramatic stage.
appeared In the title role Of Kitty
Starlight" She is truly a winsome- &C
tress and rendered her part splenddly
aud with ability. The entire com pany Is
composed Of a number OF clever perform
as and II scored success here. 1.-THE
Dszz'er' will be repeated this afternoon
and tonight and that will conclude their
engagement here, ard no doubt will De
greeted with another large audience.
Pete Baker, who is looked upon now as
the leading German dialect comedian OF
this country, comes to the Grand Opera
House on Monday, February %, with the
special Washington's Birthday matinee in
his greatest SUCCESS, "The Emigrant,
with all new songs, costumes and
scenery.
Attention is called TO the attractions
secured for presentation at the Grand
Opera House, within the coming fort.
night February ESD and Gath. Mr..
Lewis Morrison as Faust" February
26rh aud 9th, Miss Rose Coghlan, pre-
s-ntlng ''Dorothy's Dilemma and LADY
Barter" with a change of bill at matt
nee; March ist, return Of Tuxedo :;
March 9TH and Sth, The Old Home
stead
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:efRsT UNDER TIE Law.
A Woman's Husband Appointed Her
Guardian Under a New Raw.

The Orphans Court met this morning.
Judge Grub presided.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, guardian OF Mary NJ. Leary OF
Wilmington was authorized TO expend A
part Of the principal In ITS hands for the
repair Of her real estate.
Mary e. Hand WAS appointed guardian
Of her two children, Frederick and
Rachel OF Brandywine hundred. AT
order was granted to Charles c. Hand to
make a sale in partition Of the real estate
Of Rachel Hand, deceased.
Martha @. stayton was appointed
guardian for Louisa J. and Henry w.
Stayton Of Pencader hundred
William r. Wilson was appointed
guardian of Bessie Stayton Of Pencader
hundred.
Upon the petition Of Lee w Warren Of
Fruitlanl, he was appointed guardian Of
his wife. Georgia B. Warren, nee Stayton,
she having selected him.
This is the first appointment made
under the law passed by the late Legis-
ture. and II Is the first time that hul-
band was legally made the guardian OF
his wife. Under this law a husband can
be appointed guardian For his wife II she
Is minor The necessity Of 10
grew out Of the passage OF the
law known as the Married Woman 3
act, giving her control OF her own prop
erty. A married woman who is under 81
years old cannot execute any legal docu
ments. and there was nobody TO receive
money through them. The hus.
band could not because he was
prevented by the Married Womans act.
The last law gives a guardian custody OF
his ward both person and property, II
she be a woman until she Is 81, but his
custody OF her person Is at al
end when she marries Tn,
law was framed at the institution Of
Judge Grub. who, although bachelor
did not think Il right that a guardian
should have paramount claim to The
husband Of the woman's person.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

Reduced Rates and Enlarged Privileges
For C1ergymen on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that commencing on February
10, 1892, tickets will be sold to ministers
Of the Gospel holding proper clerical
orders, at half rates This arrangement
will apply 20 all tickets sold on the Penn
sylvania railroad lines east Of Pittsburg
aud Erie as we'll as to the Pennsylvania
lines west Of Pittsburg, go that q clergy
man may not only be able to secure
ticket at half fare between any stations
east Of Pittsburg and Erie, but may en-
JOY the same privilege in the purchase
Of ticket TO Cleveland, Chicago, Col
umbns, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st.
Louis, or intermediste points.
This concession In the interest OF so
deserving a class is fresh evidence Of the
liberality of the Pennsylvania railroad,
and cannot fall TO impress itself upon
the appreciation Of those whom It Is de-
signed TO benefit.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
AFTER THE GRIPPE.
The Grip Responsible for More Deaths
After Recovery Than During Its
Conrse-How 20 AroId the Danger

Grippe. in itself, is bad enough. debilita-
ting enough, but it is the after effects, the
slowness Of recovery that give it its great
danger. In most cases. the person did not
have sufficient vitality TO "a " after the dis
ease itself had passed. The forces Of nature
were too weak 70 contend with the debility
which the Grippe had left.
10 is said TO think how many people have
died who might have been saved II nature
had been properly assisted and fortified after
the Grippe had been idriven from the system.
Many physicians realized this fact, and as
sisted their patients over the dangerous after
effects by braoing up and stimulating their
systems. This was, and can be done in but
one way, and that's by the steady and moder-
ate use Of some pure yet powerful stimu-
liant. There Is but one absolutely pure
and medicinal stimulant known to
the profession and TO the public, and that
Is Dufly's Pure Malt Whiskey. The most
prominent scientists and physicians OF the
land endorse its purity and value. 10 IS not a
new whiskey. Il has been before the public
for years II ls not a cheap decoction, but a
pure distillation. IL imparts a tone TO the
system y ssible In no other manner and sends
the blood courslng through ths veins with re-
newed Yigor. IL Is superior In every respect,
and however much shy unsc upulous drug
gist or grocer nay seek 70 lead you to believe
| TO the contrary do not be deceived.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

Washington Camp. No. 3, P. o. S. OF
A., will give q public entertainment In
its rooms in the Opera House
on Monday night. Company A,
Washington Continental Guards, cleo
ted Harry Starr president Of ithe civil
organization; s. Chandler Jones, vice
president and Walter Lsnden
secretary, on Thursday night,
Harry Starr was chosen 6rst sergeant (;
g. Hilberg, second Lieutenant; J. P.
Smith, quarter-master sergeant, and 3.
Chandler Jones, color-bearer sergeant. A
detail Of six men will give an exhibition
drill at the anniversary Of Camp 2 on
March II. James P. Green of Washing
tons Camp, No. 8, has been appointed
district president for the jurisdiction Of
Delaware. Mr. Green is good
officer and his appointment meets with
the hearty appreciation OF both the Del
aware snd Maryland companies. Camp
No. 3, will attend services In
st. PauPs NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning Members and visitors Of the
camp will meet at the Opera House at
9. 30 o'clock. They will also attend the
Y M O. A. services in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
Academy Of Music.

At the ACADEMY Of Music last evening
the American Comiques appeared to an
other good house and gave very accept
able show. The boxing wind up was
clever The same company win appear
again this evening aud will also give a
matinee this afternoon.
Down on the Farm. rural comedy
drama with realistic effects will opsn at
the Academy Of Music on Monday The
scenery is good and the incidental bust
ness capital. The load OF hay. the COWS.
horses, chickens etc III add touches Of nat
uralism to the performance. which makes
II additionally attractive. Charles Ere
mont plays "Ab, Sim" the Chinaman
Mics Lolita Fremont, "Rox" the Tom boy,
and viii M. Armstrong, Ruben
Jordan" her lover It is pastoral
comedy of the cold Homestead" class and
has made hit with the theatre-goers.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
A rsnn.rrove cIllzsn Robbed.

John Mcguire. James Kern and Hugh
Conner we're in the dock at the Munlci-
pal Court this morning charged with
drunkenness. They were each fined 81
aud COST James Sullivan was fined 81
and cost for the same offense ana Samuel
Flood and William Swiggett were each
fined the same amount for disorderly
conduct. Thomas Goff William zugler
and John McCloskey were esch fined
SO and cost or thirty days for being
drunk. Henry Irons was arraigned on
the charge Of the larceny Of a $40 bill
fron James Whitman Of Pennsgrove. but
as the testimony was insufficient TO
warrant the charge, he was dismissed
with a reprimand. John Hill, whose
case was also continued from yesterday,
was also discharged as there was no testi-
mony TO hold him on the charge of the
larceny Of pair Of shoes from John
Wright
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
Knlrhts Enjoy rhemselvss .

Wilmington Division, Mol, Uniformed
Rank, Knights Of PhythiRs, held its
second annual reception in Institute Hall
last night The auditorium was besuti-
fully decorated, and with the uniforms Of
the knights, made the scene an elaborate
one. The grand march started at 10
o'clock. It was led by Max Ephraim and
wife, followed by forty couples. Professor
Albert's orchestra furnished the music
and an enjoyable supper was served at
midnight
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
LAWYER MoNAeHAN's RETURN.
His Family WIN Join Him In the Yves
and Tie win start Business Life Anew.

His Family WIN Join Him In the West
and Tie win start Business Life Anew.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 20.-Yes-
terday afternoon a telegram was received
from d 7 Fairlamb at San Francisco,
saying that R. Jones Monaghan had ar.
rived there from Sydney, New South
Wales. after a months sail on the
Mariposa. Mr.. Fairlamb Is West.
ern manager Of the Pennsyl
vania Mortgage Investment Company
Of which Mr.. Monaghan was Eastern
manager before he disappeared
Mr.. Falrlamb wss at the wharf to meet
Monaghan and was the FIRST to grasp his
hand as he stepped from the gang plank
of the Mariposa.
Mr. Monaghan will not come back Ia
West Chester, but win locate perma.
nently at Spokane, Wash.
His wife and family are to-day pack
ing up their goods preparatory to going
out to i0in him.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
sHannl.hnnest Arent.

Louis L. Pritchard was before Judge
Ball this morning on the charge of the
embezzlement Of 500 from the firm Of
George A. Kelley & Co. Of Philadelphia
Pritchard is employed by the above
named firm as an agent for goods and
lives at No. 623 West Fourth street 1t
is stated that Pritchard had made i'm
proper returns TO the mansgers'of the
Philadelphia store He was held in
81, 900 bail for further hearing next
Thursday. BE furnished bail.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
Ministrrs In ressIon.

The minister conference of the Mary
land Association of the New Jerusalem
church convened in annual session this
morning with Revs. Frank Sewall
of Washington; Thomas A. King,
OF Baltimore; Willard H. Hinkley OF
Brookline. Mass William NJ. Mackin.
tosh OF Easton, Nd present. There was
no business of Importance transacted.
The conference met sgain at 2 o'clock,
WHEN Rev. Frank Sewall spoke on the
Relation Of the New Earth to the New
Jerugalem
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

On February 10 the following paragraph
appeared in the Wilmington newspapers.
in their Superior Court proceedings
Thomas Holcomb was appointed com
missioner to take the testimony IN the
divorce proceedings If John Johnson VS..
Margaret johnson. The petitioner Is
represented by John q Rodney"
The names Margaret and John are all
right, but the name Of Johnson has been
twisted from Townsend Both pc.
titioner and defendant are well-known in
New Castle.
G. R. Truitt has Sagwa Cor So cents.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
BrAndywins,s Quarterly Conference.

Brandywine NJ. E. Church held its
FOURTH quar- ierly conference Thursday
night. Resolutions Of thanks and esteem
were passed in favor Of Presiding Elder
Murray and the pastor, Rev. Charles A.
Grise. They said that Mr.. Grise had
been faithful to the church and devoted
to the interests Of his work. The report
of the pastor showed that forty-one had
been admitted on probation and eighteen
baptised In the l st quarter. The report
OF the trustees showed that the church
property was worth about $50 coo and
that all current expenses had been met.
g. M. Peirce was elected a delegate to
the lay conference, with Richard Mcclure
as alternate
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

John NJ. Wilson has accepted position
in the William Lea and Sons Compsny's
-four mills
Sheriff and Mrs. William Simmons,
Warden James B. Tucker and Homer c.
Simmons were in Wilmington last even
ing attending the U. R X Of P. ball
Coroner Charles E. Sparks was in this
city yesterday trying to ascertain the de-
velopments ia the case Of the dead Second
officer Peters Of the bark Grape. No
definite communications have yet been
received by Undertaken Clewell
New crop fancy N. o. GLASSES, Boyle's.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

John NJ. Solomon has adopted a new
anu novel way Of advertising his business
by purchasing "The Lyric Wcrld,"
book containing sixteen current songs of
the day with music and words, which he
is giving away to customers and the
public generally who apply at his coal
Office. No. 8 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

The president OF one Of the largest es-
Establishments in the city. yesterday ap-
piled to Principal Goldey Of the CONNER
cial College for young man. but ali the
male graduates are In positions. and the
applicant had to be turned away. There
seems to be no surer way to position
than by taking a course at this college.
New students are entering every week,
and pupils are constantly graduating.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

John Webster and Frank Conner were
last evening arraigned before Magistrate
Sasse on the charge OF robbing cars at
the West Yard William Hiensley of
Baltimore identified two cases Of stolen
whiskey found in their possession, and
Ernest B. Jones identified other property.
The men were each held in $500 bail for
court and William Mack was held in 5000
hail as a witness
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
personal PARAGRAPHS.

Robert D. Hoffecker of the Smyrna
Times, was in this city yesterday.
Elk Levy CourtCommissione George @.
Rothweil Of Blackbird is in this city.
Robert Massey Of Dover is the guest Of
of his brother-in-law, Attorney-General
Biggs,
Miss Frnnie Norris Of Dover, who has
been visiting friends in this city, Is the
guest Of Mrs George Spicer of Marshall
ton.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
To Talk About HIs bin.

Rev. D. ]. Flynn will lecture on "MY
Trip Through Europe" for the benefit Of
st. Joseph's Colored Mission, In the
Opera House on Thursday night. The
lecture will be brightly interpreted
with piano. violin and banjo music and
will be very interesting
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

Rev A. A. Hsrryman, Of the First NJ.
P. Church, will have charge OF. the Sun
day school lesson tonight.
Two thousand invitations have been
issued for the public reception to be held
on M lnday, Washingt9ns Birthday
The reception will begin at p. m. 1t
will end at 9 p. N.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

To-das's session Of the Levy Court was
an uneventful one. The day was
spent in revising the assessments
All the property transfers ia the
three districts are completed, and the
work Of revising the poll taxables has
been begun.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
DE-. wharton 20 Preaeh.

The Second Baptist Church's new
chapel Will be dedicated in March. TIE
dedisation exercises will extend from
March Is to 90 Rev. DR.. Wharton, who
conducted such successful revival ser
vices in the old church, and a number Of
other ministers Ia and out Of the city,
will preach.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

Rev. ]. A. De Ruyter has returned to
bis field Of labor among the colored mis-
sious Of the city from st. MarY's Hos
pital, Brooklyn. Father De Ruyter had
another operation performed while in
the hospital, and is now entirely recovered
from his recent illness.
Evening journal., 1892-02-20
They could Not Adjourn.

A prominent organization Of young
men IN this city was in session one even
ing recently when g heated argument
sprang uD and the presidents gavel
could hardly be heard The orgauiza-
TONS officers had been struggling hard
TO get a quorum of the members to.
gether and had Just succeeded when the
discussion began. In the midst Of the
speeches one member left. Presently tbe
president looked about the room with q
wry face and said Gentlemen, make
yourselves comforta Die, for we now have
not enough members present to pass a
mption TO adjourn"
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

The Market street sewer has been COM
pleted, the last piece Of pipe having been
laid yesterday. The people Of that neigh
borhood are all pleased as they will be
done expending money for broken glass
Evening journal., 1892-02-20

A meeting Of the Wilmington Rod and
Gun Club was held last night, and fifteen
new members we're admitted. The club
decided 10 hold a three days shooting
tournament on March 30, 80 and 81. The
Urge farm Of Edward Donahoe at River
view has been secured for the event.