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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CoNGRESs-Gth District.
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r. WALTER DENNY,
OF Jackson county, MS candidate for
Congress from the 9th Congressional his.
trlct OF Mississippi, subject to the action
OF the Demo ratio party. Election, Tues.
day, Nov. 6, 1894.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-08-18

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TBE LANSDALE,
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North Carolina Avenue. Atlantic City, n.
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Evening journal., 1894-09-01
BIG PHILADELPHIA POLICEMEN

Went Down 10 Ocean City, Two Car
loads OF Them, for Great Romp Of
Two Weeks.
No iolller party OF excurslonists was
ever seen In this city than the one which
completely filled two cars on the 13
passenger train down the Delaware rail-
road this morning. and the little while
that the train stopped in this city. the
p, w 4 b train shed fairly rang with
their shouts Of laughter There was no
giggling or screaming in the laughter,
for it was stag party, and the jollity
was of the round, hearty kind
In the two cars were about sixty
Philadelphia policemen. going to spend
their fortnight's vacation at Ocean City,
Md that celebrated seaside resort Just
below the Delaware state line. They 70
there every year to spend the great holi-
day ia absolute freedom from care,
patrol gongs, drunk and disorderly =
commitments, and to have all the gun
ming, boating and fishing that Is possible
to get In two weeks The party consisted
Of magistrates. lieutenants and cap
tains Of the Philadelphia city police
force
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
As KENT COUNTY SEES IT.

Samuel Bancroft. Jr, Would Vote for No
Measure Making Distinction Between
whites and Blacks.
"You ought to offer a reward TO the per
son who will return to your office in good
condition the Democratic white mans
party of Delaware, said Kent county
politician who was in town to day to an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter. 1T is
supposed to be in the possession of
Samuel Bancroft, Jr, the nominee for
Congress onsthe Democratic ticket who
votes for no measure that makes dis.
tinction between whites and blacks A
few years ago when he was Republican
member OF the Legislature he openly de-
ciared that he would vote for no measure
making any such distinction. The ques-
tlon being asked down our way is: Has
Mr. Bancroft changed his yiews2
''Mr Bancroft's paper, the Every Even.
ing, has been denouncing the Republican
platform of this state as Populistic be.
cause Of the declaration in favor OF bi.
metallism. If he is not Populist he
cannot accept the Democratic nomination
for Congress, because the Democratic
platform Is for free silver and favors
blmetallism as much as,does the Republi.
can platform
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Squsb bs were sellirg rapidly in the mar
kets this morning at 30 cents pair.
Eggs have jamped back to 20 .cents a
dozen at retail
Constable Reardon sold the fixtures Of the
commission house Of r. II. Argo q hCo., for
S26,t this morning.
st. Patrick'sT T. A. B. Society. of Ashland,
is pfcnicking in grove near that place to-
day.
"A stone weighing twenty tons viii be
moved to the Harlan ard HOllingsworth
CompRny's shipyard as q foundation forl one
of the largest engines 10 the new building,
Last night the extra manifest oficeiat
Blouth's Hotel, for the p w. a. B freight
traffic in fruit closed for the season.
This afternoon the iron steamship Ken
nett will be taken ont of the dry dock at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's and
win pass down the river
Residents Of West Fourth street complain
ofthe racing Of the ponies OF the Indian show
on tnat street.
-Germania Encampment, No. 39', G. r. A.,
Knights of st. John and Malta, willlpicnic al
Bavaria Park on Monday.
-rhe West End Choral Club will hold a
meeting on Monday evening, at 1.45 O'Clock,
at the West End Reading room.
The members of Mi JOY NJ. +. Church
In South Wilmington, will celebrate its
twenty-tirst anniversary the first week IA
September, commencing Sunday, Septem-
Der ?,
Lambert Craig. q driver residing at Rock
ford fell from his wagon yesterday and in
jured his left hand. DR.. John Palmer al
tended.
The city Offices will be closed on Monday
which is Labor Day.
-nhicer Lucas is confined to his home Will
an attack OF typhoid fever.
The Court House officials will observ'
Labor Day.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
STOUT TO HAVE 4 HEARING.

II VIII Probably He Had ON Monday in
Magistrate Mcwhorter's Omce-Ths
Defendant Continues to Be Apparently
Uneonoerned.
It was at first expected that hearing
In the care OF Albert Stout, who is &C.
cused OF the murder OF Katie Dugau,
would be had to-day Then IL was
postponed until Monday and will be had
then II the DEFENDANTS counsel is ready.
The latter has witness who Is at
distance from this city and Il is likely
that be cannot get here In time to be-
present at a hearing on Monday.
The state has been ready since the
warrant was issued and has left the
date Of the hearing entirely with Mr..
Ward, Stout's counsel
Stout passed last night in the second
floor OF the City Hall. in much the same
uuconcerned manner as that which he
displayed when arrested. His wife
visited him yesterday afternoon.
1t Was rumored this morning that q
portion Of the evidence OF the state
against Stout will be that he rented a
house la Philadelphia at which the
murdered girl was to stay previous to
and during her confinement
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
FouR oARs ZOE Ngw eNeLANn

Shipped To-day From Their BuiIdera'
works In This CltY-some Attractive
Features.
Four very pretty trolley cars for use
on the Hartford Suburban Railway,
Hartford, Conn, were finished at the
Jackson and Sharp works yesterday, and
we're shipped 70 day to their New Eng
land destination
These cars have ornamental interior
furnishings Of quartered oak, With white
birch ceilings. aud Vienna curtains at
the windows. The outside furnishing Is
Of maroon and gold--the maroon pre-
do inating-with silver lettering. The
rich upholstery OF these cars is OF old
gold plush, the backs belnE cushioned In
such manner that it would take q long
and dusty ride in a great crowd to weary
the passenger.
Another innovation that marks this
car is the double step arrangement, Of
the Pullman car slze, which makes the
act OF boarding ths car from the
street no unpleasant task for women ana
chiidFpn
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
BALTIMORE ANo EASTERN SHORE
The Sale Confirmed and tho Purchase
Completed -wilminRtonians Interested.

The Sale Confirmed and tho Purchase
Compieted- -wilminRtonians Interested.
Special Dispatch to the Evening Journal.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 1.-Judge
Thomas J. Morris, Of the nited States
Circuit Court, District OF Maryland. yes
terday confirmed the tale OF the Balti
more n Eastern Shore railroad, which
was made TO the Searles-Scott syndicate
on August 20 This completes the
purchase Of the properties OF the consoli-
datlon to be known rs the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany, and adds that important transpor-
tation company to the systems Of this
country
At meeting Of the board Of directors
John = Searles. OF the American Sugar
Refining Company was elected president,
Captain Willard Thomson, OF Whining.
ton. Del, general mansger; William
NJ. Tuttle, secretary aud treasurer. pro
tenn. and John e. Searles, Henry p
Scott of Wilmington, Dsl., and Nicholas
p Bond, executive committee
An active, capable management Ii
promised which will develop as rapidly
as Is healthful the productiveness OF the
Eastern Shore country. Already a gross
business Of some 5000 600 per annum /,
being done, which more than assures the
success Of the company.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
WILL AGAIN MAKE GLASS.
Chrlstlana Window Glass Company, of
This City, 0ne Of the Firms to Agree
TO the Wage Scale.

This City, 0ne of the Firms to Agree
TO the Wage Scale.
For several weeks the manufacturers
Of glass have been planning to so curtail
their running expenses AZ TO enable
them TO start up their mills on Monday.
September 3, without conducting them
at loss At first it was thought that
the glass factories corld not be started
up before January |, but a conclusion
arrived at in Plttsburg yesterday throws
an entirely new light upon the subject.
A dispatch from Pittsburg says:
THE acceptance 1.-THE window glass
workers scale by additional firms has put
another complexion on the fight between
the workers and manufacturers. The
thmssm Glass Company OF the South Side,
will start ia few days
"rhe window glass factories at Kane.
Pa Greenfield, Ind. Wilmington, Del.
and Ithaca, N. X. have signed the scale
and viii start within week The state
ment that the manufacturers will leave
their factories idle until January Is not
considered true.
The office Of the ChriBtians Window
Glass Company, OF this city, is closed to-
day and the only information that could
be obtained from leading workmen was
that the mills would soon resume, full
force.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
nth BEES IN THEIR BOAHETS.
well-Known New Castle County Demo-
Gratis who Aspire to Seats in the General
Assembly.

well-Known New Castle County Demo-
Gratis who Aspire to Seats in the General
Assembly.
The Democratic Legislative primaries
will be keld on next Saturday in all the
hundreds with the exception OF White
Clay Creek and AppoquinlmInk hundreds,
which were left out in the apportlon-
ment.
Two senators and seven representa-
tlves will be nominated. The senator's
will come from Brandywine and ST.
Georges hundreds.
In Brandywine hundred the lines are
tightly drawn between ex Representa-
tive Harry Day and Thomas r.
Weldin Day is for Chancellor
Wolcots for United States Senator
and Weldln for Willard Salisbury, Jr.
The Weldln men say that the senatorial
support Of neither man enters into It as
far as they are concerned
Ex-Recorder OF Deeds James T. Shall
cross has a walk over for the St Georges
hundred senatorial nomination, ex-
! Representative Columbus Watkins having
Withdrawn.
For the honors Of the lower house
the following men are in the field
or have been mentioned In that con
nection Christians, George w. Spicer,
Jr; Pencader, James NJ Downes and
Clayton 4 Cam; Wilmington. Vic.
tor B. Woolley, John +. O'Don-
mel and Harry McCloskey; New
Castle, Evan "A. Boyd, Hiram r.
Borle and William b. Mccoy 4 Red
Lion, 4. Bayard HeIsel aud
James II &. Gam; Blackblrd,
Richard @. Buckson. John Wilson, Morti-
mer Records and John L. Simmons One
Of the hottest fights will be In Red Lion
| hundred
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
Another Grnde orosnlnr Aeeld.nt.

owen O'Neil, farmer residing near
Ashland, was, with his wife. driving to
Wilmington Tuesday morning, when
their buggy was struck by a milk train
Mrs. O'Neil was thrown out and received
injuries which will result in her death
while he was only slightly hurt The
wagon was destroyed aud the horse bsdly
cut The crossing Is at grade and tine
accident only one more to be added to
the long liat Both tue victims are aged
and live on the Derricgson farm, which
they purchased last spring.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
The storekeeper Possibly Can Explain

number Of bargains" is a pile Of cakes
Of gly ycerine soap, bearing plecard with
standing in front Of the store, when ono
OF them chanced to notice the sign.
"Well, never knew that soap was sold
BY the yard before, said she You
know they say that three pigs feet make
yard of pork, don't youf" suggested
her companion Perhaps there's some
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
la, nnh 90 I'D .YnrIr.

An arrangement has been made by
which persons out OF work. with sick
ness in their families, can get drugs at
half rates. On payment Of 10 cents a
card Is Issued emitting the holder to
have prescriptions filed at half prices as
long ns ont OF work These cards will be
issued for limited time to anyone apply.
ing at Or. Veaseys drug store, Eighth
and Monroe streets Only the finest
drugs are used at this weli-knoWn phar-
macy under any circumstances. Ask
your doctor about it and tell your sick
neiqhbpr.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
frank +. walker to Enter the ministry.

On September IL, Frank 7. Walker, Of
No. SO5 Washington stieet, will enter
the South Jersey Institute. at Bridgeton,
IN j. Mr. Walker is valued member
of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, for
nearly two years has been its clerk, and
after finishing his course his FIRST sermon
will be preached from that pulpit He Is
also an active worker in the Christian
Endesyor Society, and last year was
president Of the state organization. The
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church has an
epviable record, Mr. Walker being the
sixth young man who has gone from
there to enter the ministry while 10 has
sent one missionary to Cnina-Miss
Carrie Fighter.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
nnmmitted to the FerrIs Ref

Committed to the Ferris Reform school.
Alexander Saloski was ordered to pay
the costs on q charge of harboring a dog,
when the case came up before the
Municipal Court. this morning Patrick
Dougherty was fined s. for drunkenness.
which is equivalent 10 forty days on the
stone-pile Leroy Dillon, who confessed
to breaking into aud robbing the store Of
Cam Brothers. at Sixth aud Lombard
streets, on Thursday morning, was
committed to the Ferris Industrial
School
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
MONTHLY REPORTS.
Records Of the Various CITY Departments
for August.

Recofus OF the various NitY Department
for August,
The following building lines were
drawn during the month of August at
the Surveying Department:
John Aspin. Fifth street between Mon.
roe and Adams streets.
uavid Johnson and Kent ard Weeks
Lumber Company, seven dwellings on
Franklin street between Sycamore and
Maple streets
Thomas Samwoith, six houses on Por-
ter street between Maple and Linden
streets.
w. D. Mullen, Jr., one dwelling on
Harrison street between Ninth and
Tenth streets
j. r. D and II. B. Seeds, two dwell
ings on Frankliu street between Eighth
and Ninth streets.
Peninsula Land and Loan Company,
two dwellings on Twelfth street between
King and Market streets.
Annetta Mongsr, one dwelling on
Twenty ninth street between jefferson
and Washington.
John May, one dwelling on Lobdell
street between --- and Claymont.
Presbyterian Alliance of Wilmington
church on Twenty-seventh street be
tween Tatnall and Market.
Newton Il Cloud, three houses on
Franklin street between Oak and Beech
and six on Warner between Oak aud
Beech streets.
John Hirzel, one dwelling on Ninth
street between Walnut and Popular.
George Il Brown, dwelling on Tatnall
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Alfred Gswthrop, two dwellings on
West street between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
Edgar Finley, two dwellings on Wash.
ington street between Eighteenth and
! Nineteenth
Newton Cloud, ten dwellings on Stroud
street between Brown aud Wright: one
on Wright street beween Oak and Stroud
and one on Brown street between Stroud
and Oak
The following fires during last month
have been recorded as follows:
August s, box 21S, O. 80 p. 10, foundry
at Church and Robinson streets. loss
slight August II, box 10, 2 AS a M,
house No 304 East Fifth street, loss
light. August IS, box "a, 10 30 m
No 2C0 Washington street, slight
damage. August 10, box -, 81 a. M,
No. sos King street. August 10. boz
90, s Is p m, No. 206 Market street
loss 81, 500
Chief Dolan reports 3O4 arrests during
the month as follows: Assault anC
battery, 19; assault with attempt t,
commit murder, 2; assault, 3; burglary
2; begging, 2; backing and aiding lot
terry policy, / , carrying concealed deadly
weapons, 8; corner lounging, 2; contempt
1 drunk, "a drunk and disorderly %; dis
orderly. AZ; drunk and trespsss, drunl
and begging A exposing person, 3; house
breaking, 2 insane, 8; keeping vicious
dog, keeping unregistered dog, q lar
ceny, 2s; murder, 8; mayhem, 2; neglect
of children, non-support, ! obtaining
goods under false preiense oatients
IS; obtaining watch under false pretense
| / runaway boys, 5; reckless driving, 2
sell ing goods without license, 3 sellinl
on Sunday. 1 trespass, "a; violation o
ordinance. g.; vagrancy witnesses, 4
writing policy, 8 shooting toy gun il
city, 1.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
sHARPEls noTEL SOLD .To-oAY.
1t was Bought by Receiver John r
Diekey for Mccormick Brothers.

lt was buuEnt by htcSAfHf upuu ~
Dioley for Mccormick Brothers.
Three sales we're made at the Court
House this morning by order Of the
Orphans Court. Sbarpes Hotel, at
Front and Market streets, "a portion .of
the estate Of the late Eli Sharpe, was
sold by Willard Salisbury. Jr.. trustee.
and purchased by John 4. Dickey for
Mccormick Bros for $15, 900.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, trustee of the estate of David
10 Wilaon, deceased, sold a one third IN.
divided interest in property at Eighth
and Market streets, TO William NJ. Bryne,
attorney, for Sc. 666
William T. Lyman. representing Mary
J. Hall, Administrative of William j..
Hall, bought the property at Second and
Van Buren, streets for 1925. subject to a
mortgage.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
RECORD OF DEATHS.

Four Persons succumb to the Grim
Monster.
Deaths recorded at the Health Depart
ment to-day were as follows
John Maxwell. aged 10 months, died
yesterday at No 1921 Rodney street.
Mary Rose Woolhar aged 3 months,
died yesterday at No. 1904 Gilpin
avenue.
Walter w. Abrams, aged 90 months,
died at No. 301 East Fifth street on
Thursday
Mrs. Louisa Kopf. aged SO years. died
yesterday at No. 1907 Lowering avenue
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
. wheel Torn on in a Runaway.

A horse attached to Il wagon, In which
a boy, named Doherty was driving was
shocked by electricity at Front and King
streets this morning The horse started
10 ran away and was caught by 0ficer
Flyun after 3 rear wheel had been torn
of. The harness was also broken.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
Naval Caaet WHO wants to Die,

NEWPORT r. l., Sept dennis Lane,
coczswain Of the commandaHt's launch
attached TO the naval training station,
made several Intellectual attempts to com
NIT suicide by cutting an artery In his
wrist and later on by hanging. He was
prevented each time, and watch was
put on his actions, but he has disappeared.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
A BELATED ROMANCE.
Miss Irwin, Aged IS, sues rev. LAisenburg,
Aged 80, Tor Breach Of Promise.

Aged 80, Tor Breach Of Promise.
OTTuMwA, Ia, Sept. LA sensational
breach Of promise case has been started in
tho district court here. Phoebe Irwin, q
spinstor Of 55 years, brings suit against
Rev. Christopher Lakenburg, superan-
nuated Methodist minister 80 years Of age,
for large sum for bliEhted affections.
Lakenburg has preached in various por-
tions Of this state and is widely known in
the conference.
Plaintiff AYERS in her petition that de-
fendant sought her hand in marriage;
that his suit was accepted and the day for
the nuptials set. The reverend gentleman,
however had occasion 70 make a trip 10
Paris before tho time appointed for the
wedding, and when he returned his affec.
tion FOR the plaintiff had cooled.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
The Ten,n nan Auev,

A horse owned BY Charles Dougherty
while being driver By Thomas Il. Carroll
on West Fourth street, last evening, be-
cane frightened and ran away Carroll
was thrown out. He was taken 10 his
homs. No. 1886 West Second street, and
attended BY Dr.. Fahey. Aside from
several cuts on his head he was not IN
jnred.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
ne Had . LnokY Eseape.

While working on group Of houses in
course Of erection at Maryland and Fifth
avenues. Joseph T. Wadman. carpen-
ter residing at No 1919 Rowland street,
slipped and fell from the roof The dis
tsnce was about thirty feet. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital ia the
patrol wagon, where his injuries were
found to consist Of severe scalp wound
and badly sprained right ankle. His
escape from death was little short Of a
miForia
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
BuIldines Erected I'm August. !

Building Inspector Dohl issued per-
init to s. j. Newman, this morning. for
the erection of two story brick dwell
ings with mansard roof at Delaware
avenue and Roduey street. During the
past week, he issued six permits and
during the month Of August thirty were
iseupd
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
The RaLlWny Conneois Two Townl

The Athol and Orange Railway for
which the jackson and Sharp Company
will ship three electric cars, linished Ia
cherry, on Monday, Is line connecting
the two little cities OF Athol and Orange
They are said TO be very prosperous little
places, forty miles north Of Boston, in
the state of Massachusetts,. and business
cas- taken boom there since the es-
tablishment Of such complete trolley
railway system
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
Gone 90 Buy a rrotter.

William H, Ogle, Of Squirrel Ran, baa
gone to Elktou, Md TO figure in the
sale OF blooded horses on Singerly's
stock farm. IL is understood that
he will buy valuable tEotter and sub
s'quently distance every bndy in the
neighborhood OF Bancrofts Banks.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
fav the weather will be clear, with slightly
lower, followed by rising temperature, ana
light northwesterlv winds, becoming variable.
On sunday, in both Of these sections, clear.
will prevail; and on Monday, fair, warmer
and sultry weather, with the approach OF the
warm wave from the West.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
Tho Sir Knlehts al Homa

Wilmington Division Uniform Ran r.
of p reached home from the PythiSn
encampment in Washington last even
ing After reaching their hall the Sir
Knights enjoyed luncheon. They re-
port a pleasant time.
Evening journal., 1894-09-01
nnnhIo Gnnrd on Ezetn.

SAN Francisco, Sept. lit Is reported
that the United States authorities have
been informed that friends Of General
Ezeta had laid plans for him to escape
from the officers who are now holding
him as a prisoner in hotel here, and that
his guards havo been doubled, tho doors
locked and the windows barred.