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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-16

Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers is misfortune.
These little pills regulate the liver,
cure headache, dyspepsia, bad breath.
constipation and biliousness. W. s.
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Sumner EIcurion Es1,sa Iii. E.ssaa I'll
.he Pennsylvania EAL.ras Cgu,ary.

The IS9; edition Of tie P.--syi.
vania Railroad Conpanys an1-al
book OF Summer EXCURSION Rcus-;
mas just been issued. /, Is .astsfiIly
gotten Up and presents IN most practic
n and comprehensive manner abou;
iou, hundred popular summer resorts
from which excellent selections NAV
Dc made for either limited trips OF eI.
tended soiourns during the summe.
and erH fail months.
The grea,yare,y OF routes suggested,
the complete schedules OF rates. the
graphic and exhaustive descriptions Of
the Different places, the explanatory
maps and the illustrations. make shi:
volume mos, valuable guide.
Copies Of the book may be oo,ainet
/, any ,lcke, oiice OF the Pennsylya
III Railroad oa paymea, OF ten cents
oc upon Application to the Genera
Passenger Agent Pennsylvania Rail
Eoad, Philadelphia, !, VIII be forward
81 upon the receip, Of t~eniy cents.
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SATURDAY, JULY i, 1898,

az O'Clock in the afternoon, the following de.
scnoed real estate
TRACT No. !. 4 certain Tract OF land in
Jerseytown, Madison township aforesaid, on
State road leading from Bloomsbury TO Muncy
described as follows Beginning al = stake Oh
line OF land OF George Nephew, running thence
along said state road ~ degrees west is and
s-ie perches 70 stake, thence south 52S de-
grees west 10 and s-lo perches TO a stake, thence
north isS degrees west aud 5-io perches TO
fence post, thence south Sss degrees west -
and lilo perches 10 a stone corner. thence south
~ degrees east IS and s-io perches 10 post
thence north ssH degrees east S. and s5-ice
perches TO q post. thence south i7I4 degrees
east and s-ie perches TO post, thence north
s. degrees east Is and s-io perches 70 the place
Of beginning, containing acres and iis perch
IS, . drsft OF which Is annexed 10 petition
whereon Is erected s two-story frame
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De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cures
pies
DeWI;t's WITCH Hazel Salve cures
burns.
DeWE.r's Witch Hazel S1lye cures
sCreS-
DeW.,l's Witch Hazel Sslve cures
ulcers W. 5 Rish,ou. Druggist IN
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
-oF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant 20 al order Of the orphans Court
the undersigned administrators Of the estate
of David Phillips viii expose TO public sale on
the premises in Madison township, Colum-
bia county, on
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Evening journal., 1893-10-03
THE FlRsMeN,s PARADE.
Coatesville Making Active Preparations
TO Participate.

.
Washington Fire Company No !, Of
Coatesvilie, Pa, which is one Of the best
volunteer FIRE orgauiz atoms Of the state,
is making active preparations TO come 70
Wilmington next week to participate In
the fremen's parade The company will
comprise sixty fully equipped men and
their handsome gold, silver and nickle
plated parade carriage which Is every
where so much admired
They have secured for the occasion
the celebrated IrOquois Band, Of Lan-
caster. Pa During its stay in Whining
ton the company will be the guest of the
Fame Hose Company. So, as the crack
musical organization. the Star Band, will
play for the Friendship Company, Coates.
Vile will be fairly represented.
A committee from the LenaIe Fire
Company, OF New Castle. will arrive
here this afternoon to confer with the
reception committee of the Washington
Fire Company. The Young America, OF
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. W Il be the guests
of the Washington during the parade
but will also visit New Castle.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
NEW BELL FOR THE WATER WITCH,
The Fire Company Wants 1000 Pound
Bell-Ohioer sherry Denies the Charges
Against Him.

The Fire Company Wants 1000 Pound
BelI-Onicer sherry Denies the Charges
Against Him.
At the regular session Of the Police
Commission held last evening lengthy
com mplaint was lodged against Officer
Sherry by Mrs. A H Pyle. of Ninth and
Adams street.
officer Sherry appeared before the
commission and stated that on last Sun
day week he saw ten or twelve boys on
the corner Complaints have been made
several times against these boys for dis
orderly conduct He ordered the boys
away but young Pyle got behind tree
and placed his hands in a position that
was anything but gratifying to the dig
nifty Of an officer. and said "Ah there,
shorty" shorty" followed the boy and
arrested him. Mrs. Pyle asked
why the boy was arrested, but ne
did not answer He did not brandish his
baton in the woman's face, and when he
rang for the patrol he did not let the
boy go to the hall with anyone else. cap
tain Chambers and Chief Dolan testified
to the many complaints that came in
from that neighborhood about the boys
at Ninth and Adams streets.
The commission passed a resolution
JDab WDll6 Lnty cOnsluefeu Tue DOl at
rest warranted, yet they did not approve
of the officer not answering Mrs Pyle,
knowing that she was the boys mother.
A deputation from the Water Witch
Fire Company waited on the commission
to advocate the purchase of a 1000
pound bell and striker for their new
house When the City Hall bell strikes
they seldom or ever can hear it. Tney
hear the Phenix alarm oftener than the
City Hall bell The members are scat
tered around and there is no way to call
them out unless by messenger The
property owners in that section of the
city believe IL is a necessity. The com
mission will confer with the Fire Com
mittee of the CITY Council Owing "a
the appropriation of the commission
being cut down $4,000 by those who
knew more of the wants of the commits
sion than it did itself, the funds at It's
disposal are limited. Chief Dolan stated
that Governor Reynolds has offered a
reward Of 5000 for the arrest of Alex
ander Dandridge, the murderer o
Edward f. Begley.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
SALADIN'S Big CONTRACT TO-DAY.
He VIII BE Pitted Against Some OF
the Fastest PAGERS on the Turf.

He VIII BE Pitted Against Some OF
the Fastest PAGERS on the Turf
The Baltimore Sun to day says that at
the Pimlico track yesterday horses and
drivers were busy getting ready and at
p. m to-day all the judges have 10
do is to ring the bell and the fast horses
will do the rest.
The interest in the free for-all pace
increases. Mascot and Saladin are con.
eidered the leadingipaeers by the people,
although, if the heats are split, Vitello Is
thought to be a dangerous adversary
because of his staying quality.
James b Green, the driver of Sala-
din, came to Wilmington yesterday to
have new wheels put on his sulky.
In the free. for-all class. pacing, purse
81, 500, the following horses are en-
tered:
A. Fowler, Fleetwood Park, n. Y. T. g.,
Bob Taylor.
p Garvey, Pitisburg, Pa, ch. Dallas.
r. NJ. Dodge, Pittsfeld, Mass, BIS Ii. j.
Rockwell.
r. c. Beyer, Rochester, \. Y, br. s.,
scheiferdecker Bros. Albany, n. Y. blk m.
James B. Green, Wilmington, Del br. s..
Saladin.
W.. Andrews. Buffalo. n Y, b. e., Mas
Gil Curry. Nashville, Tenn, b. g., May
Wonder.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
An AGED PILOT IN TROUBLE.
As the Result Of the Collision of septem-
Der IA the Board OF Port wardens WIN
Get Rid of Some of the Veterans

As the Result Of the Collision OF Septem-
ber IA the Board of Port wardens VIII
Get Rid of Some of the Veterans
The Board Of Port Wardens met yes.
terd y in Philadelphia and heard con-
plant from the masters of the British
brig Ida Maud. The brig left Philadel-
phia September IA bound TO Halifax, in
ch arge of Pilot William @. Eldredge, who
is over 20 years old. When off Pigeon
Point below the mouth Of the Chris.
tians, while beating his vessel down
Pilot Eldredge ran into the pier of that
point. A full account Of the collision
appeared in the EvENING JOURNAL
The brig was seriously damaged and
she had TO return to Philadelphia
Captain Alan Curry, of the brig, made
the folio wing statement:
"At 80 p m, while the pilot was
heaving the lead, a red light was re
ported on the port bow l asked the
pilot what the red light was, and he re
piled that he did not know l then
looked with my glasses and saw that it
was either light on a pier or a mud
digger, and so stated to the pilot, FL
dred se, and put the wheel hard down,
but the force of the current drove my
vessel right into the pier, Pigeon Point
as it proved to be, In consequence Of
which my vessel sust lined serious dam
age
Eldredge says that the accident was
caused by the captains interference in
letting go the anchor. The pilot says
when he tackled and filed away he told
the mate to keep a good lookout for
lights, and went to leeward TO cast the
lead. The captain at this point called
attention to a red light, which the pilot
says was on the end of the pier, and
ordered the wheel down. The captain
told the mate to let down the anchor
and the vessel would not come about.
After he had given his statement and
withdrawn, Warden Disston expressed
great surprise that the service contained
so incompetent a pilot. II Is probable
that Eldredge will be asked to resign
and it was decided to revise the list o
pilots The names Of Pilots Humphrel
Hughes and Samuel M. Skellinger wer'
stricken from the list. Both are over q
years old.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
SUMMARY OF EARLY NEWS.

A West Chester Clergyman Causes a
Sensation BY Announcing It Was
Right for Rpiscopalians to Establish
Confessionals.
Rev. g. u. Hills caused sensation
in Holy Trinity p f. Church, West
Chester, by the announcement that 1t WAS
right for Episcopalians to establish con-
fessionals.
At largely attended meeting of the
Pittsburg Chamber Of Commerce Senator
Cameron was censured for his speech
in favor of free silver coinage,
and was requested to lay aside
his preferences and vote for the Wilson
bill.
A stranger who, when arrested gave
the name OF Samuel Ledford, is held at
Pottstown on suspicion of being Wal
lace Burt, who is wanted for the
alleged killing Of the Rightleys at
NewtOwn.
Great misery prevails throughout the
coal regions of England, where the men
are on strike, and the mayors of the
manufacturing towns of Sheffield, Leeds,
Bradford, Nottingham and Derby have
consulted together as to means Of
settling the strike.
A number of bombs were found in a
village near Barcelona, and the Spanish
police have discovered that the Anarch
lists aIe carrying on an extensive pro-
paganda throughout Catalonia.
The law requiring separate coaches
for white and colored passengers, went
into effect in Kentucky The colored
people will test the constitutionality of
the act
Vice Chancellor Bird, in a decision
rendered at Trenton, held that Mrs Irene
House was illegally committed to the
Trenton Insane Asylum, and directed
that she be released. It is said that if
the far-reaching effect Of the decision is
taken advantage of all the asylums of
the state will be without inmates.
Horace White, at New York. issued a
letter declaring that he understood Mr..
Glider to say that he would contribute
81 900 to reimburse Mr. Van Allen.
Chairman Wilson, of the Ways and
Means Committee. refuses to say when
the new tariff bill will be reported to the
House.
The Presbytery of Philadelphia dis
eussed its right to dictate to ministerial
candidates where they shall study
theology.
Secretary Carlisle has notified At
torney General Olney to direct United
States District Attorney Graham to be
gin condemnation proceedings agains
the private property owners Of the
selected Mint site at Broad and .Cherr!
streets
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
The NEW MANNING HALL.
Cardinal Gibbons Expected to BE Here
at the Cornerstone Laying.

Cardinal Gibbons Expected to BE Here
at the Cornerstone Laying.
The Manning Library Association
which is building on elegant
club house, costing $500 outside
of tho price OF the site, expects
to lay the corner stone, weather
permitting, at ? 30 o'clock on Sunday
afternoon. October IS 10 is expected
that His Eminence Cardinal. Archbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore, will be present,
together with Senators Gray and Higgins,
the clergy of the diocese. and other dis
tinguished persons.
All the Catholic choirs Of the city and.
possibly, Hyatt's Military Band. will
furnish the music
The object of the association is the
literary and social culture of the Catholic
youth of St. Anne's parish. Young
men aud women will exercise
like rights and privileges under
its constitution and bylaws The vot-
ing power at all business meetings will
be in the hands of the Catholic members
alone, but the doors will be thrown open
to honorary members OF any creed OF
sect. who will have voice but not q
vote
The privileges of the club will be
many IL is situated lat the southeast
corner Of Lowering avenue and Union
street. It fronts the park drive and
Immediately north is BrandywinesParh
itself When finished IL will be one oil
the most attractive and thoroughly
equipped club houses in the state.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
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BICKTA-In this CITY. on the-asth instant.
Francis NJ. Bickta, son of Joseph and Mary
". Blckta. aged 81 years.
BETELLE-On the 2Sth instant. Charles
Homer. eldest son Of harles G.. and Maggie
A. retolle, aged Is years, months and .
weeks.
BRUMFlELD-At New Castle.D .Dal on Octo-
ber ~ isq3, William Brumheld. In his 81 h year
Relatives and friends q invited 10 attend
his funeral. from the residence Of bis sou-ir-
", David Boulden. on Delaware street, on
at the house at o'clock. lnterment In Pres
by yterian Cemetery.
MURPHEY.-On September 20, az Harring.
ton. Del, James Murphey, in the 10th year OF
his age
MURPHFY.-fn this city. on September ~
John B. MurDhey. IN the s0th year Of b 3 age
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
MAsoNs IN The TEMPLE.
The Grand Lodge of Delaware VIII Con
vene Here Tomorrow.

The Grand Lodge OF Delaware WIN Con-
vene Here Tomorrow.
The eighty seventh annual communi.
cation of the Most Worthy Grand Lodge,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons Of
this state wilt begin in the Masonic
Temple on Market street tomorrow at
noon The lodge year is 1898.
Each lodge in the jurisdiction will be
represented by the acting master, senior
and junior wardens and as many past
masters as see fit to attend.
The officers of the grand lodge are as
follows: Grand master, John B. Book,
OF Clayton; deputy grand master, f r..
Householder, Of Delaware City; senior
grand warden. William w. Kuox, OF
Wilmington; junior grand warden, J..
Frank Alice, of Dover; grand secre-
tary, Benjamin f. Bartram, OF
Wilmington; grand treasurer, vii
liam l. Crossan, Of Wilmington
grand senior deacon, Francis l.. Car
penter of Wilmington; grand junior
deacon, Elmer +. Green. of Wilmiu gton
grand senior steward, g. NJ Fisher.
of Dover; grand junior steward, George
Mcintyre, of Wilmington; grand chap
lain, Lewis H. Jackson, of Wilmington
The session will consume two days
To morrow will be devoted to routine
business. On Thursday the election o
off GERS for the ensuing year will b'
held. The members will be provided
with dinner each day in the banquet
/ ing room
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
Sporting News Notes.

The Australian cricketers suffered an
overwhelming defeat in the international
match between them and the Philadel-
phians yesterday In the first inning,
they only scored i99, and in the second,
25S This gave the victory to the home
team by one inning and 6S runs
James Smith, of Albany, is out in a
sweeping challenge to run any man in
America a one mile race for the champ
ionship and 81, 900 a side
Shadow" Msber, of Australia. and
Buffalo" Costello, of New York, have
been matched for 20 round boxing con
test before the Twin City Athletic Club.
of st. Paul, Mimi, for purse of 81 500
Yesterday was regular record
smashing day at the bicycle meet at
Waltham. Mass Zimm-rm made a
record of OF, flying start Tyler lowered
the one third of mile record to 80 3
seconds, and johnson lowered the two
thirds mile record to 1 minute. "a 20
seconds
At Morris Park race track yesterday
the track was dry and very fast, as
shown b. the time made in the first
race by the maiden 2-year-old Rolls-
SIT This time is within a quarter of a
second of DR. Hasbrouck's famous
record for the distance. and lowers the
2-year old record three quarters of a
second for FIVE furlongs
A three corn red race at mile and a
quarter has been practically arranged
between Lamplighter, Tammany aud
Rudolph. It will be a sweep epstakes, with
$1,000 added money.
This will be an eventful week at Bel
mont course. On Thursday the phe
nomenal trotter, Ayres p, with running
mate. will make a trial to beat the
worlds record over the track. JohT
Reamer will drive Volney and Colonel
Walker against the double-team TRACK
record, 232 There will be four Other
events on the days program. On Friday
the third of a series of road races fol
members will be held.
The season was opened at the Londor
National Sporting Club last night will
a glove contest between Jack Fitzpst-
rick, Of Canada, aud Charley Tilley, o.
London. The referee declared Fitzpat
rick the winner in the ninth round.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
Irons nanred the rahIes.

Henry Irons, colored. was charged in
the Municipal Court this morning with
being drunk and dsorderly yesterday
afternoon at Water and Shipley streets
Henry went into the place Of another
colored man named Wright aud thought
il was all right to curse and swear, to
want to fght with another man and to
bang the tables around the place.
Wright thought il al wrong and had
him arrested. He was fined So and
costs
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
STANDARDS PLUCK AND CASH.
He Deposited 500 Ten Days Ago and
Has Accomplished His Purpose.


Tony Stannard, the well known light
weight Of this city, who has vanquished
all OF bis class who have stood up before
him in the ring, will, this afternoon,
withdraw the forfeit money which
he has had deposited for ten days to
substantiate his challenge to meet
either Bollen or Moriarity in a finish
fight.
He deposited sthe forfeit Immediately
after arriving home from his western
trip. 81 put the money up meaning
6ght and to make these boys either put
up or shut up, said Stan
nsrd, 'aud they have chosen the lat.
ter alternative Now that the cash
hes accomplished its purpose I will with
draw it until one of them gets courage
enough to place a similar forfeit aud
challenge which will be promptly &C
cepted.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
Meeting at Trinity church.

All who are interested in the spread of
Christ's Kingdom among men are cor
daily invited to be present at meeting
TO be held in Trinity Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street, tomorrow.
"Wednesday evening, at las D. m I,
under the auspices Of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrews Addresses will be
made by prominent laymen from
Philadelphia and elsewhere. Dele ga
tions will be present from the different
parishes Of the city and vicinity.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
r,nlsa nm Unknown Nan.

An unknown man about 40 years old
was killed by P. w & B express train
last evening at Grsy's Ferry station. He
wore pepper and salt coat, dark trous-
ers, derby hat and laced shoes. On his
right arm in India ink. was the name
''C q. Black, on the left arm were the
words, Friendship and Love.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
Tho Largest Life Insurance Transaction
on Record.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Of New York. has just consummated
the largest deal ever made IN the history
of insurance They have effected an ar
rangement with the Executive Com
mittee of the National Farmers
Alliance. with a membership of over
three millions, to assume the entire
insurance, thereby practically shutting
out any competitors All the official
organs Of the Alliance have published in
this weeks issue the mandate OF
the National Executive Committee The
Della are, Eastern Shore OF Maryland
and Virginia general agency Of this com
pauy, with Howard Lewis, general
agent, will also have charge of thii
branch for the ABOVE territory.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03

Physicians generally fail 20 recognize.
the Importance OF this fact. but treat the
organ itself Instead OF the cause OF the trouble
The noted specialist, Franklin Miles NJ. d.,
LII b., has given the greater part OF his life
TO the study Of this subject, and the principal
discoveries concerning IL are due 60 his efforts.
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine, the unri-
vailed brain and nerve food, H. prepared on the
principle that all nervous and many other
diniculties originate from disorders of the
nerve centcrs. It's wonderful success IA curl lg
these disorders Is testified to by thousands In
every part OF the land.
Restorative Nervlne cures sleeplessness.
nervous prostratlon, dizziness, hysterin, seN-
ual debility, St. Nitus dance epilepsy etc. II
Is free from opiatos or dangerous drugs. II
Is sold ON positive guarantee by all drug
glsta, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medi 'al
Co., Elkhart. Ind, ON receipt or price, ~ per
bottle, six bottles for y, express prepaid
For sale by all Druggists.
Evening journal., 1893-10-03
DROWNED NEAR SALEM.

william Coffin, Of laokwater, Goes
Overheard while Half Asleep.
William Coffin, aged IS years, Of
Blackwater. Del, was drowned of the
schooner c. Leslie Smith, which was
lying at anchor near Salem, early yes
terdav morning Coffin was asleep,
and, when called by the steward, he got
up. walked TO the quarter deck and
Jumped of. As soon AS he struck the
water be began to swim. and had
nearly reached the shore when he dis
sppe red. 1t is supposed that he was
oniy half awake when he went over
board His body has not yet beer
found