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Evening journal., 1892-05-25
- sTATE.s pILrMMA.
win Jimmy Moore Peach on AIS Pal
Attorney Bird Thinls He Wiii.

win Jimmy Moore Peach ON ais Pal
Attorney Bird rhinls He wil.
The interview with Detective Emily
Noble. which was published n She
EVENING JOURNAL yesterday has given
rise TO much comment She practically
said that the state could not get Jimmy
Moore to testify against Eugene Dupont
Burns
Attorney General Nicholson is in
Dover and Deputy Attorney General
Giles refused TO talk H. II. Ward
counsel for Burns said that
50 was very pleasing news.
Levi C. Bird. who has been the coniden
iial attorney of T.. l. DUPONT de Nunoura
& Co.. since the investigation into the
barn burnings and explosions iirst began,
said
'l cannot. considering my confidential
position say very much ] viii say, how
ever. That do not believe there Is amy
disposition upon the part oi
the Duponts to drop the ease
against Burns believe De will
be tried IN September By that time
think we will be able TO have Jimmy
Moore here TO testify for the state.
IL Is alleged by some persons who
know Jimmie Moore That he is at tht
present time iu this city
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

III aven N. II. Church Will hold a financial
rally on sunday 20 clear a debt of S0j3ll
The sloop james NJ. Carey of Milton is
loading with stores at ehipley street wharf.
The Young people of Bethany Baptist
Church viii hold a Feast OF Fruits this
week.
The west side of Market street near the
Court house is being graded and viii be paved
in asphalt blocks.
Tho horse which was 20 have been sold by
Chief Blackburn at the pound to-day has been
called for hy the owner.
William Cronin had Transferred the prcn-
crty at no. ll9 Logan street TO Michael j.
Ohourke az the Surveying Department this
morning.
The trolley wire al Nineteenth and Market
streets broke down shortly before noon to-day
and delayed travel on the RivCrYiCw railway
Tor fifteen minutes.
The Board of Health met last night and
awarded Leudcrman a. Bro. the contract
Tor new safe an n cost OF ~-ii.
The street railway switches at ninth and
Market streets have been put iu. Traffic was
not interfered with TO any great extent.
Thirty members OF the Phoenix Fire
Engine Company VIII 30 90 Reading. Pa. Or
sunday. They win leave here on the w. a N
road al LOS p. n.
The tug Robert II. Kirkland of this citJ
which has been with the National Dredging
Company's drcdge al Norfolk. Va. for the
last thirteen months, coaled az this city yes
terday.
The Twelfth ward Democrats win elect
] delegate % the hundred convention on Satur
day. afternoon. The POLLS VIII be open from
20 o'clock. Il Is the only ward in the city j
/ Wnlcn tne-c Is q contest Tho contestants ar
Joseph Il. Meyer and John T. Daley.
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The road race has been run and won
/ haven't very much to say Elliott ON
my King of Sc0rchcrs secured second
best time. riding the wheel for the first
time and beating Mcdaniel by over "a
minute and Meirihew by nearly fourr
merely quote this TO the two above-men-
toned that it may cause their tongues to
wag less about Clarence Elliott and the
wheels he rides.
He rode the lightest wheel in the race
and the lightest wheel he ever rode i'm his
life and with his record of being a
wheel breaker it would have been no sur
prise to see the wheel give way over the
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rough road. Did it hold2 Wen. slightly.
The wheel can be seen at any time. Just
.e a. e,iebs1 W. ebo,lJ .leo iilso
view of McDaniels Premier. Smiths and
Seeds Moifatt's or Hudsons Colum-
bial But that is not here
nor there. wish to speak of
the Chainless Telegram, which had the
race been run on the day appointed, or
even last Saturday. would have been
ridden by Elliott Ii is, however. now
ON it's way to Chicago for the Pullman
road race after being ridden Sunday i'm
the last twenty-five miles of rain and
mud from Talrytown TO New York in the
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

House. On Sunday evening the dele.
gates will attend services in Central
Prcshvtcrian Church n the morning
they VIII take stroll out the Brandy
VINE The business scss' 90 win he called
M 9 o'clock. whom several amendments 20
the constitution VIII be proposed for
action IN tho afternoon the election of
officers viii be held. The candidates for
president are John Moody of New York
Edward Hardcastle of this city and Dr.
stover. the present incumbent After
the session a game of base bali
will be played by the Whining.
ton and New York delegates The
Wilmington team win be composed
of the following players: Garcelon. e.
Fncke. p. Chilos rf Smith. ss Stout
lb. Wells cf Salmon, 2b. Hardcastle.
3b. Mitchell lf
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Troubie over n rombstonc.

This morning Myer Myers, Of wilkes
barre. Pa. former well known VIII
mngton merchant. came 20 this city and
brought suit before Magistrate Smith,
against George H. Jones. the Eighth
street marble cutter. for Si5 The ground
of suit was that Jones owed Myers Sl5
he agreed TO put stone at the grave of
Mr. Myers child. He failed TO do so and
suit was brought to cover the amount
owed
After the suit was brought. Jones came
Co the conclusion that he would put
up the stone THE suit was dropped and
thoy both rode to the cemetery rejoicing.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
a MAN FROM ERIE
p. ". shacilett Says ihe citizens of Erie
are Proud of Their Police system.

y. W. nhuciiptt Says the NltiNfnN ui hfie
are Proud of Their Police system.
p. w. Shacllett. Chairman of the
Police Committee of the City Council of
Erie Pa. and lately appointed water
c,mmi ssoncr 10y Judge ugler for a term
of five years. who has been the guest of
}. w Aydon. left for Washington ON the
fast mail no SOl o'clock This morning
Mr. Shacklett was the chairman of the
Police Committee during the contest
between the Gaynor and Game
well Police Systems at Erie and
he came here nt the time and
after careful examination Of the
workings OF the Gsynor system here re-
turned TO Erie and when the vote wos
taken both branches of the City Council
of that city voted unanimously for the
Gamewen system Mr. Shacl1Iett is one
of the leading citizens of Erie and is
president of the Erie Pail Factory.
He was seen by an kvRNIsG JOURNAL
reporter this morning and stated that
the citizens of Erie are proud of the
working of the 6amewell system and
that IL works accurately i'm every way.
His stop in Wilmington was made for the
purpose of thanking Mr. Aydon in behalf
of the citizens of Erie for kindly assist.
ance i'm giving them the police signal
system of which an Erie is proud.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
na.e nan cInb.. reception.

The Brownson Base Ball Club has
organized for the season of '02 with a
strong team, under the management Of
II. j. King. The members have arranged
series of games with several strong
teams On the morning Of Decoration
Day they will play the Y. NJ. c. A. az
Riverview Park. and in the afternoon the
W. A. c. at Front and Union etreets
They viii hold reception in the Wecca-
coe Dancing Academy on Friday evening.
Harry Sweeny is master Of ceremonies
Albcrt's Orchestra viii furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
IlIEIl

EDWARDs.-ln this city, on the 2ith in-
stant. Eiltaoetn /. Edwards, aged oi years
GAREl-On Mary -, of dipthcrid, Louise
Fl. Garcy, aged years and G months.
GJSIJS.-In this city. on May 10, Annie
Gustus, aged i2 years.
HASsQN.-In this city on the 29d instant,
Marcla hesson, infant daughter of Frank and
Kate Icsson.
HANES.-in tbs city. on tho 2fth instant,
suddenly, William s. Hayes.
liKIRk.-On May el, Minnie Z. Kirk, aged Al
years.
PEOPLES.-ln this city. on the 10Th Instant,
William Henry Peoples, aged - ycars-
RlGHlER.--ln this city, on May 20, John
/ D. Fighter, aged % years.
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YVnnled fo nnrv IIim.

Charles 0obhnrdt was before Magistrate
Groves yesterday charged Boy Charles
b. Ancorn with using threatening Ian
guage and doing him bodily harm. II
seems chat The case was a family affair
of long standing and when the men met
some time ago Gehhardt threatened to
bury him alive The magistrate held
him under "a peace bond of $500 The
defendant was represented by Harry
Emmons
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
Baifour Strikes Back.
cranIle slrII-er. IvInnIn--

BARRE, VT, May 25-The Webster &
Morse Granite company have withdrawn
from the New England Granite association
and agreed to the demands of the men.
This quarry employs 400 men. Another
quarry at Oneco, Conn, owned by Kenneth
Mckay, has withdrawn and yielded 10 the
men
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
rrnsLeo. In se..lon.

The Trustees of the Poor met in
monthly session at the almshouse this
morning. President Clark was I'm the
chair and an the members were present
except. i.Messrs Willitts. Herbert and Gar
man. The routine business of the board
was transacted and the monthly payroll
was passed
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An Aead neInmnrenn.

Peter Marvil of Avondole, Pa. for
mer Sussex coumtian Is visiting relative
in this city He is g hale, hearty and
active man s6 years old. and am intimate
friend of Judge Houston. He left the
efafn in fS9n
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ID Lend lhc rnrnIn.

Chief of Police Blackburn has APP
pointed the following officers TO be
mounted and lead the parade on Memoir
ial Day Captain kersey. Officers Scott,
Clayyille. Logue. Howgatc Mcdaniel
Shcrer Leoch. II. A. Brown and Murphy.
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~ corvene Here on Memorial Day.

The fourth semi-annual convention Of
the Eastern Amateur Press Association
viii be held in the Y N. c. A. rooms on
Noudny. The delegates viii arrive here
on Saturday and win be rendered o re-
ception. IN the perlors Of the Clayton
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

finish of the Chicago to New York relay
race, bringing its rider, Pringle, through
All right. 1t viii De returned here next
week, and my challenge for Elliott still
stands over any roads. any distance and
against any man in the state. bar none.
on to specify, ! viii say that viii match
Elliott ON the Chainless against Nc
Daniel or Merrhew for five miles
twenty-five miles and 100 miles. over anv
road, at any time within a month and
for anything they want to race for
Except wind. Blood tells if there is to
be any more talk let it be for something
worth talking about. l am ready.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
nIARRIEn.

KNIGHT-GARBY.-- .--On May M. ls12. az the
e9f %ood II knsbt me 9iaS asS rg & E y al6sy srseS 6o
of Wilmington.
FEEFFER- -hAAfsEN-At 80. lOn Elm
street. ON the 2,d instant. by Rev. %. g..
buduinvtOn. William h. iiolicr and Alice
Ramsey, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
rrnll rn..Ine rhrnnsh III cIlr

About 100 ears of,huit and Vegetables
from the South passed through this city
this morning over the p W. d B. rail-
road onroute for New York Boston.
Philadelphia and several other Eastern
cities
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
sonll,..n I.nmher in ,YiIminrlon.

The three-masted schooner, George
Clark of Charleston, n c., is lying at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Company $
yard. She Is unloading large cargo Of
lumber
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
IN -. II nIlnnennoll. N D. 40.

For The Republican National Convention on
June the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii
sen round-tup tickets from am stations 20
un. Tickets viii be sold June 90 iinclusiVc.
ana viii he valid for return journey until June
2i inclusive.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
A Stove for o Cake.

During the "Ona podridan now being held in
the Wilmington Rink, handsome gasoline
stove win Doe presented as premium for the
best cake baked ON am Othelo Range See
exhibits of sale agents. u. T.. JOHNSON 81
son, 2,5 Market street, Wilmington, Del
Hoolhan- "phwat's th' matthCr wild yez.
Curanf" Currau-"lt's th' hay faVer Oi how
Noolnan- AN how did yez get iu' Cuwan
-"fr0m snIaulu' ON "a shtraW bed, 0v cllfsc.
Amy uuld fOol'd know thot. Judge.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
no Hare New Tactics.

Captain z. L. Rice win drill Troop B
sn differcnt tactics, beginning tomorrow
night. The new drill viii be an improve
pent over the old one.
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lTEMs oE lNTEREsr.

Missionary y-"Vaa 70 liquor that brought
yun io thiafn Imprisoned nurglar-"No. SIR,
Ii WAS huuse-Clcanm'-sn spring housg-cleanin,
ar" Missionary NOusc-rlc lcanugf
Burglary pssIr. Tho woman had been
house-cloanin' am th' sioir-Carupt was mp, an
th' folks heard me- New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
gprine Suits.

snit examine our stock, which comprises all Of
the latest styles.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

PENNIEs AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
rHF EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

Nciehbor fbreathiosslyl- -"Oh. Mrs. Hardd-
luck. your little SON Johnny found dynamite
broke ii with an axe. and blow mp the stable
and an the buildings around it' Mrs. Harud-
mck-"Land sakcsl / wonder what that boy
News.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
Academy Of Visitation commencement.

The commencement at the Academy of
Visitation viii be held ON june 49, Here
tofore it has been held ON the last
Thursday. There are only two
graduates.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

Bineo-"W What's the matter with your
clothes. Bobbicfr Bobbic lmceklyl-"I fcll
down ou my way from school Bins go-"YYh0
hckedf New York sun,
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
lIII-Iory nonenI. II.eIE"
iooD's PMS act easily, yet edicienUyl

Uncle Wayhacl -"Now wots th use o.
teachln' gals AN these ncw-fangicd studiesf
Wut good Is this ere Astronomy you're study
inf" City Niece why. uncle. its a delight
iuI subject tO talk about on moonlight CNcn-
in.s. We point out Venus. and then the
Young man says something pretty, and then
- ale lnnl ring. -NoM York MnlA-Y.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

Is the sister Of Mr.. w. S. Hundey. Of
Cortland, N. ". a wen known car
penier and builder. Her frank state
ment below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her illness and mar
velous recovery by the aid Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She says:
&C. J.. Hood s. Co.. Lowell. Mass:
Dear sr Twelve years ago I began 70
have hemouhaees and -four years ago became
so low that the physicians told me
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
A Waate 81 MoneY

but finding it would comfort her, began talk
ing it. In few days the bloating began 10
suhside. / seemed TO feel little stronger, but
thought it only fancy. ] was so weak could
only take ten drops of Sarslparilla at hrst.
An two weeks / was able TO $40 up few mln-
ufcs every day. I'm q month 4 could walk
ncross the room. One day ! asked what
they Were % have for dinner. and said /
wanted something hearty. My mother was
so happy she cried. II was the
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
~. q. Id. r. d..

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen 80. ail Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25
There Was No I]opo

and ] should soon die. could not DE moved
from my bed. Under my face were napkins
continually reddNed with blood from my
mouth n could Cnt nothing and had no
action of the bowels for % week. The doctors
said the cause was ulcers IN The stomach AT
this time my mother said She wanted 90 make
one moro trial. and asked IT l would take
Hoods sarsnuarila L told her 10 would be
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

Judiciously ex-
! pended in Clo-
thing nowadays
LITTLE brings big results
if you strike the
MONEY right places. We
think we can
give you as much and as
good for the money as
anybody and only ask you
to look through and see if
we are right or mistaken
splendid all-wool sack
suits for $40, better ones
at SI2 and SIS and up to
SIS; cutaway dress suits
at $Is,SI6, SIS and up to
SIS ; our serge suits were
reinforced yesterday and
the sizes and styles are all
complete again,and if you
want a splendid suit that
will wear well, not fade in
either black or blue, buy
our SI2.5O grade and you
will be suited in every way.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON,
Tailors. 9th and Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
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y R. ROBINSON & %,
REcIsrER's ORDER.
PEGIsTER's ORDER.
HEEIsTEIls nTTIrE-
Nowcasfie COUNT. lIarch B isi2.

Newcastle County. March 5. 1892.
Upon the application of Harry Emmons.
Administrator of Mary Schwcnk late oi
Wilmington hundred, in said county de-
ceased. 10 is ordered and directed hy tho Reg
lister that tine Administrator aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters of Admiuistra-
ton unon the estate of the deceased.
with the date OF granting thereof
hv causing advertisements 90 be- posted
within forty day. from the date of
such letters in siN of the most public places of
the county oi New Castle. requiring am per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide hy am Act of AS
scmhly in such case made and provided; and
also cause ihe same io Doe inserted within thc
same period u Che Evening Journal. "a news
paper published I'M Wilmington. Del. and
% Dee continued therein three weeks e. @. q.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same duly
attcstod 20 the Administrator, on or before
March i. 1893. or abide the Act OF Assembly in
such case Mclc and provided.
HARRY EAIMONS.
Administrator.
Addra.s. Wilmlnclnn. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

INTEREST ALLOWED ON an deposits of
money for one month on longer at the rate of
4 per cent.
Money loaned on Mortgage and Real Estate.
GEORGE W. BUSH. President.
&. WESLEY MElDiN. Nlcc-Prcsident
D.. ~ TAYLOR Secretary.
JOSEPH M. MATHEW Auditor
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

Open daily from o O'Clock o. M. until & p. rn.,
and 0n Tuesdays and Saturdays from tO6
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

A RTISANs' SAVINGS BANK.
no. cue MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1892-05-25

N.t..'N "..N'.A IttN Nl''A'NN HNNINN H'N
of ONCE ol the Register aforesaid
s Il. $. on Wilmington. in Ncw Castle
county llorc said. the day and
- year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-09
COME HERE NEXT.
The Upper Mississippi River
Pilots Association.
NEXT YEARS CONVENTION,

Rock Island Selected As the Place of
Holding 1.-THE officers Selected for
the Ensuing Year-Other Business of the
Session at La Crosse.
The upper Mississippi River Phi OTIS
convention at it's session Wednesday
elected officers as follows:
President-N NJ. Looney, La Crosse
Vice President-B r. Baldwin, Cliu-
ton, Iowa
Secretary and Tressurer-D. c. Law.
Lyons. Iowa
Board of Directors-John Lancaster
Eau Claire, Wis r. NJ. Cs silly, Winons
+ 81 Dawson, Dubuque, Iowa; J serh
Busheon. Wsbasha; J. G.. Moore, LYONS,
Iowa; o. 6. Newcomoe, Pepin. Wis.
Ia the afternoon the mayor and board
of trade were admitted to the hall. when
the question of improving the Mississippi
river opposite that city was discussed. A
committee was appointed TO look after
the matter.
Rock Island Next Year.
Rork Island was unanimously selected
as the place OF xt3ear's convention of
the association. Other cities were spoke n
of. but Major L. NJ. 'Buford, who was in
La Crosse the day the place was settled
upon, says the pilots were with one &C
cord for Rock Island, and il was selected.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-09
STILL STANDING FIRM.
The Operators and Oficials Both Maintain
Their Position

Today win probably demonstrate
whether or not the operators strike on the
Rock Island will he q success, as il is
figured that ali ends of the system should
have thorough test by that time unless
as rum 1red yesterday there should be
sympathy from other roads or from
some branch of the train service of the
Rock Island. Trains have so far been
moving on time and very little evidences
of a strike is TO be seen locally speak
ing. Agent Meyers came down from
Moline and assisted Trsinmaster SickIes
at the key here yesterday and last night s.
new operator arrived 10 go on duty and
at once. went to work Asst. Supt.
Hobbs held down key at Bureau june
ton yesterday but number of new men
passed through the city on their way
west last night aud two more were in
town to6av looking for q vacancy.
Both Sides Still Confident
Chief Ramsey still insists that the men
will win the day saying that it will not
be a hard matter for the company 10
handle business between this city end
Chicago on account of its double tracks
but that further west the order is stronger
and the company cannot fill the places of
the strikers so easy. He also intms. Q
that other men may be called GU: ard
that o;her branches of the train sarvic.
may enlist their sympathies. l. is claimed
also that assurances have been re
ceived of the Loyalty Of the latter to the
operators cause On the other hand the
officials are firm as ever and are conf
dent that the strike will not materiaIlv
affect their ines.
The o. r. t. Not Recognized.
General Manager ST. John still states
that he will treat with q grievance com
mittee representing the employees of the
Rock Island road. but that he will 70.
recognize any committee from the O d r
of Railway Telegraphers. As the mat.
ter thus stands there is no immediate adj
justment of the difference probable, and
it will be fought out on the presep
ines. The largest gap left il :, n
this vicinity yesterday was ffou 10 a
City to Brooklyn, distance of so mites.
where everv key was silent. In Me-
brssks and Kansas the response TO Chief
Ramssy's order has been more general
and more difficulty is exoerienceS there
in handling tr.ins Chief Train Dis
patcher Swift and Superintendent Ewing
were in the city yesterday and last night.
and claim that everything all along the
system is working smoothly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-09

Both the method and results when
s,rup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sy,.'
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitn,l
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
Ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances is
many excellent oun.,;a5 commend II
to all and have --ade it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drus.
gists. Any reliable druggist WHO
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP ca
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