davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

Diseases unfriendly to wsynen are ,,osi
lively cured by DIR. Sawyer's Pasth les
Ask your druggist for a free sample pn ok
age, IL heals and cures. old by Deyo 4
0rice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

When Baby was sick, We savc her On toria.
When she was . Child, she cried for c. storia.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 ssastoris-
When she had Children, she gave u ~m CastoriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

You have found out what a man is Whom
you have found cut v nat he loves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

Whatever sin has caused Ia tho human
race IL may cause in you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

Go and see Earl Tenant for your
photographs. No gallery in the city
can make photographs AZ cheap AZ he
will. East side Of Webster street. north
Earl is an experienced artist and will
allow no n to do better work or have
cheaper prices.
The following is the program to be
rendered at Bladen Saturday night
June %. 1894. by the S. of v. Corne,
Band. Of Red Cloud, Neb.
PART ONE
overture. ....... ,.. ................ ChamplON
s. OF v. Band
Male Quartet ....... 80. Selected
Clark, Hendrlck, Bell, Dickerson
Quintet, Brass .............. Hunters March
Miller, Hendrick, West, DickersOn, Warren
Quartet .."......... .FamiiyIow
II. ], Clark. Mrs. j. Dickerson, Blanch
sellars, John Dickerson
Cornet and Organ ,......... Dream OF Glory
IL. J. Clark and Lille Smith
Violin Solo ....... Selected
Thad McNitt
Cornet Solo Minerva
Harry Hitler
Quartet, Brass ..,...,....,. 49,. -Four Vagabonds
VIM. West B.Sellars II Miller WIG Warren
PART TWO
Overture. .".....-........ 80. Among the Roses
b. Of v. Orchestra
Trio ............"......w When the Tide is Low
Bianch Scllars, Mrs. J. Dickerson
Nellie West
Nioin solo Air, Var
Prof. Geo. Z. Hendrick
Violin, Comet and Organ ,.......... Vans Waltz
Hendrick, Miller and Mrs.J .Dickerson
Quartet. ",,",,.... Natural Spell:
8. Miller, Nellie West, Blanch Sellars,
Ii. j. Clark
~oniN Selected
Dickerson. Clark, \ cBride. Kirby
Quartet, Ladies'. A.. ...... .......... :. Legions
Mrs. J. Dickerson, Nellie West, Blanch
Sellars, Mrs. Rose West
Finale. The Night Bell
D. Of v. Band
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
ASSAULTED AN OFFICER.

Constable Cahall Had.a Rough Experience
while Attempting to Arrest Harrington
Boys.
Constable Willard Cahall, of this town,
says the Dover Index, met with a rough
experience at Harrington, Friday. He
went to that place armed with writs for
the arrest Of dozen boys charged with
trespasslng on the railroad company's
property. Il is habit of the boys there
to steal rides on the moving cars.
When Constable Cshall was in the act Of
srresting Horace g Fleming and Fred
erick Reed he was attacked BY a crowd
Of boys. who beat him aud tried to re-
lease the prisoners. The two town
bsiliifs were called upon for assistance,
but this did not seem to stop the crowd
Ia their Efforts TO release the prisoners.
The officers were about to get their
prisoners, when they we're attacked by
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fleming, parents OF
one Of the boys. After a hot fight, in
which the officers were badly used up,
they succeeded in getting the two boys
on the train, and brought them here,
where they we're given hearing before
Squire Jester. They we're held in bail for
their appearance Monday. Mrs. Flem-
ming waived bearing on charge of an
assault on an officer, until the regular
term Of court at the hearing Monday
Flemming's cost amounted TO $l9 As and
Reeds s. 40. Each was held in 500
bail to keep the peace aud not to tres
pass for one year.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
OLD KEARSARGE NO MORE.
THE GOOD SHIP WRECKED AND
GOING TO PIECES.

Made Famous by Her Great Battle with
Confederate BaitIeship Alabama. Then
the soourgo of the Seas Review Of the
Celebrated Duel.
WASHINGTON, Feb s-A cable just
received says that the old warship Kear.
sarge was wrecked of Roncadore Reef last
Friday. Admiral Stanton, who recently
assumed command Of her, and all his OIL
GERS and crew have been saved
The cable comes from Colon and was
sant by Lieutenant Brainard, who has
just reached there
The kearsarge was proceeding under
orders from Hayti to Bluefelds, Nicaragua,
She is now going to pieces rapidly. She
was then a screw sloop and was built al
Portsmouth in 1862.
The Kearssrge is famous for les i'm
portant victory over the Confederate
warship Alabama.
The Alabama was fast sailing war
ship built IN England for the South dur
ing the early part Of the civil war, aud
Ia command OF Admiral Semmes, o
the Coufederacy, became vHritabls
scourge Of the seas Her admiral an,
crew had captured. plllaged aud burne,
sixty two United States merchantmen
k The Alabama was wooden vessel an'
| Admiral Semmes was credited with usinl
the most unscrupulous means ia makinl
captures with her. frequently making tn
United States merchantmen believe tha
she was a United States vessel, until th
duped crew was captured.
When the old kearsarge met her how
ever, the Alabama met the fate that wa
due her These great vessels met oil
Cherbourg harbor, France, on June ia
1864. semmes hsd put into the harbo
and, shortly after, the Kearsarge, the
commanded by Captain John A. Winslow
appeared outside.
Semmes seemed willing 10 Fl n
and made his preparations Will
the Kearsarge patiently waited
| II took the United States shil
ouly an hour to sink the Alabama
The Alabama had 100 men and the Kear
sarge 1862, both boats having seven guns
At the time OF the accident, last week
the Kearsage carried eight guns and
crew of 300 men.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
JUGGLING WITH FIGURES.
The Board of Revision, to Prevent an In-
creased Tax Rate, is Increasing the AS
sessed Value OF Property.

The Board Of Revision, to Prevent an In-
creased Tax Rate, is Increasing the AS
sessed Value OF Property.
The Republican majority in City Coun-
ell has determined not to raise the tax
rate, but to content itself with Juggling
with figures on the assessment. City
Auditor Billsny sounded the note OF
warning two weeks ago, and clearly
showed, by a comparative statement.
that Republican extravaganza had pro-
duced deficit in the city treasury.
To raise the tax rate again would be
fatal, rs there is general complaint. even
now. The Republican city fathers have
devised an underhanded scheme to raise
more revenue on the same rate
The Board of Revision, the leading
spirits Of which are the members of the
Finance Committee Of. City Council. are
increasing the assessed value of the real
estate returned by Assessors Mitchell and
Sayers.
For instance, If Assessor Savers re-
turns house assessed at 81 600, the
Board OF Revision erases his figures aud
makes the assessed value 81, 500.
1t Is said that the assessment shows
scores Of instances of this political in
crease of value of real estate to save the
party from the fatality attending an in
creased tax rate.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
COLLECTOR HUSBANDS ASSAULTED.
He Refused TO Give Tax Receipts to
Negroes who Were Not Entitled to
Them.

He Refused 60 Give Tax Receipts to
Negroes who Were Not Entitled to
Them.
Elwood Husbands Democratic collector
OF delinquent taxes In BrRndywine hun.
dred, was subjected to an out.
rageous assault on Monday even
ing. His assRilant was jim
Green, Republican worker, who
wanted Husbands to accept money from
and ve receipts TO negroes who were
not on the assessment list. Green Il a
brother Of ex-COnstable Cl aries Green,
who was present at the time Of the com
mission Of the assault.
Collector Husbands. at the earnest
solicitation Of the Republicans. went TO
Rockland 20 receive taxes. His friends
urged him not to 60, but to let them
come to hlm He disregarded
these warnings and went. He gave
tax receipts to all persons entitled 10
them Jim Green wanted him to accept
taxes from negroes not on his list. BE
refused After some words Green caught
Husbands by the throat and tried to
throttle him.
Ex Constable Green then jumped in,
some say for the purpose of helping his
brother, while others assert that
he simply did it TO get Hus-
bands out of Jlm's clutches
When they we're separated Husbands
went home after refusing the receipts in
the face OF all kinds OF threats.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
TO DEDICATE 4 NEW SANCTUARY.
First Service Held In Harrison Street M.
T.. Church Last Night-Blshop Foss to
Preach the Dcdicatory Sermon.

First Service Held In Harrison Street M.
T.. Church Last Night-Blshop Foss to
Preach the Dedicatory Sermon.
All the arrangementsf for the dedication
OF the new Harrison Street M. e. Church
on Sunday have been completed. The
services will be very interesting. The
building is one Of the prettiest in the
city. and will afford ample room for the
rapidly growing congregation.
The first service was held In the church
last night. The pastor, Rev. f. B.
Short, preached a sermon from the fol.
lowing text. "For who hath despised
the day Of small things"
Sunday morning 40 10 30 o'clock Bishop
Cyrus ID. FJss, Of Philadelphia, will
preach.
AZ . o'clock there will be a platform
meeting, at which addresses will be
made ~ Chief Justice Lore, Revs.
Thomas Hanlon. d. D.. of Pennington
S minary John Y. Dobbins, ID. ID n. f.
Terry, Isaac Jewell aud also some lay
men There will be mu lie by the Sunday
school orchestra, under the direction Of
Charles Justison
In the evening, preceding the sermon
by Rev. DR. Hanlon, Rev. +. B, Short
will conduct a song service.
The week following there win be
preaching every night as follows Mon
day. by Rev H. S Dulany; Tuesday.
Rev. q p. Swayne, of Frankford, Del (;
Wednesday, Rev. w. l. s Murray d.
D.. OF Dover; Thursday, Rev. T. E.
Terry; Friday, Rev. ii. G. Turner, Of
Clayton.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
BOTH MEN MAY GO, NOW
Collector Townsend Formally
Asked to Remove His Deputy
AND he POSITIVELY REFUSES

MIR. Townsend VIII Not Talk on the
Subject But MIR. Finn Says Il Is True.
Mr.. Callahan Has Not Yet Been Ap-
pointed.
A rumor was on the streets early this
morning that Collector Of Port Town.
send had received instructions from the
authorities at Washington to dispense
with the services of Deputy Collector Of
Port William r. Finn at once, and
that bis salary must cease to be paid
after TO day.
A reporter of the EVENING JOURNAL
saw Mr.. Townsend in his Office and asked
him II the rumor was true. His reply
was Il have nothing to say on the mat
ter at all. "
"Will Mr. Finn continue to act as
your deputy after to.day2" was the next
question asked.
81 have nothing TO say TO that, either.
Mr.. Townsend was also asked If John
F. Callahan, who has filed his papers Of
application for the position, had not
guaranteed 10 furnish bond to any
amount that might be named In case Of
his appointment. The collector gave the
same reply to this question also.
Mr. Callahan was seen aud said that he
had not received notification OF his ap-
pointment and had heard nothing Of the
matter since he filed his application
Mr. Callahan has offered to furnish
bond 70 any amount with even bett r
men as security than those on the col.
lectors.
Townsend VIII Positively Refuse.
When asked about the matter Mr..
Finn said: "Mr. Townsend received a
letter this morning from the department.
st Washington, iustructing him to
dispense with my services
Immediately on receipt of IT,
Mr. Townsend has positively refused
to comply with the request and will this
Afternoon send an answer to that effect
His reason for doing.so, as he says, is
that have performed my duties to his
and the departments satisfaction. and
he has no reason TO comply with the de.
mand"
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
CITY NEWS IN eRIEF.

First class furnished rooms 10 rent at 5S
Market street. Meals served on the European
plan.
Joseph Carroll and Harry Nullin were re-
spectively fined 81 and 50 In the Municipal
Court this morning.
-Masouerade Costumes for hire for balls,
parties, theatricals at prices to suit the times
Mrs. r. Heuze, No. $40 East Fourth street.
A slie Int fire was discovered in the house
No. 5l5 Tatnall street early this morning. II
was eXtinguished by the inmates.
Coughs cured, whether hard or hacking
by Mclnalrs Syr0p Of Tar. ttc., made only
by N. b. Danforth, Druggist, Second and Mar.
ket. Price, Sic.
The Diamond Printing Company was
awarded the contract for printing the report
of the chief engineer of the Water Depart
meat for l-93 af.B meeting OF the Water De
partment yesterday.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Tie Meatht.

In the Middle States and NV ENGLAND to-
day cloudy, warmer weatherNnd fresh south
easterly 70 sOutherly winds Wi preS All lol-
or fog of the coast. On Fridy. in both OF
thee sections, cloudy weathe will revail
with slight temperature chanes and fresh
southerly TO easterly WINDS. wiz rain, which
may become hesvy. followed bylocal SHOWS
in the northern districts and daierous winds
of the coast; and on saturday cder. partly
cloudy weather preceded by ralnr snow and
high winds or gales on the coastsa
New York Herald Weather horeAsts.-The
rather obscure depression in the outhwest
on Tuesday night has become a wei defined
storm, and its front has moved cOuderably
east OF the Mississippi. with heavy, Ainfall'
in its northeast quadrant. lt viii ivance
east-northeast to-day toward the Aantil
seabOard. A second depress or, now n on
tario. and third, in Manitoba. viii alsmOvt
eastward, while the "mild wave" IN u in.
terror will continue to be felt in this svioI
till Friday night.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
work of As,essment Revision.

In the Levy Court this morning the
roll Of assessors " as called and Messrs
Dayett, Stradley, Lodge. Hunter, Whann,
Conway aud O'Hara responded
On motion OF Mr. White the assessor
of Penoader hundred was discharged
until February IA The rest OF the
morning was consumed in assessment
revision.
The revision Of the additional assess
ment for Blackbird hundred is compile
ted. 1t shows eighty-nine names and
entries, 25S male dogs and only 2 female
dogs
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
worl. for MllmInrton sIen.

Over a hundred men from this city
have been engaged TO go to Newport
News The men employed are carpenters,
painters, boiler makers and others, and
the work will last some time. The work
to be done is the entire overhauling
Of the American Line steamships Paris
and New York. the former 20 be docked
on or about February 18th. and the latter
as soon as the first one is finished The
work will 60 on Sunday and weekday,
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
The aIarshaiiton sufferers Relieved.

The Marshallton Relief Committee
gratefully acknowledges the aid received
by them in caring for the families of the
unemployed at that place The commit
tee. compos d Of Rev. Enooh X Miller,
Rev. G. Il. Williams, DIR. L. Il. Ball, John
Crozier aud George Spicer, has received
S26 O8. which was expended for coal and
groceries and distributed among ten or
twelve families Bread and groceries
have been contributed, as were also
vegetables, -four, meat, meal and apples
by the farmers As there are other
channels for supplying existing needs,
the committee decided to discontinue its
work yesterday.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Others Mant ReY. stearns.

The instructive Bible services are now
conducted by Rev D. NJ Stearns n-Cen
tral Presbyterian Church every alternate
Friday evening. The lessons now are in
Genesis. As Mr.. Stearns's large class Of
over 200 in Harrisburg, Pa, are very de-
sirous OF having him with them every
Friday evening, the Wilmington friends
will have to show their deep appreciation
of those meetings by large attendance.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Simeon Littiepage on Triai.
a snecinl cnr ION Thentre-Goers.

The p, w. & B. Railroad Company
will run a special Etrain from Philadel-
phia to this city to night for the benefit
Of the many Wilmingtonisns vino will
d"Figarn' 'oat the Academy of Music
in that city. II will leave Broad street
at H. 80 and on its arrival in this city the
Wilmington City Railway Company will
have a special electrician at the depot for
the accommodation of those who alight
from the train
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
DoUD is OUT OF 1T.
He Could Not Succeed Magistrate Smith
as He IS disqualified.

a5 re Is Dlhlualueds
Magistrate Frank E. Smiths commits
sion will expire on February 2S He is a
candidate for reappointment. but Notary
Pubic Henry J. Crippen is in the field,
hoping that the governor will not re-
appoint.
Election Commissioner Thomas G. Doud
is no longer qualified to enter the fight
although he was. for a time, the leading
candidate. In order to get the office II
would have been necessary for him tC
have resigned his position upon
the election board at least SIX
months before the time set fol
the appointment of the magis-
trate. This he has failed to do, the un-
derstanding being that he purposely dis
qualified himself for the purpose oi
throwing his strength to his old friend,
Magistrate Smith.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
nIr. pnser a. nc Y. v. G. a.

Charles w. Pusey will lecture att the
Young Mems Christian Association this
evening at s o'clock on "rhe Steam
Engiue Applied to the Propulsion OF
Vessels This will be IAN excellent op-
portunity for any young man to get
some valuable knowledge regarding this
important means Of power. The lecture
will he free
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
oAfrica.A

George Thatcher's new production of
"Africa" smacks of comic opera, farce
comedy. burlesque and light comedy,
and is spiced with bits Of vaudeville all
thoroughly blended ard harmOnized to a
degree OF excellence aldom equslled in
one production. ThN company is one
thoroughly equal to the requirements Of
so vast an undertaking Africa will
be the attraction at ne Grand Opera
House on February II.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
AthlstIc Room. Robbed.

It was reported to day that the rooms
OF the WILMINGTON Amateur Athletic
Club. on Shipley street below Third, were
entered last night, and robbed Of several
pairs Of gloves, shirts, etc. An entrance
was effected into the rear Of the building.
A reward has been offered for the arrest
of the thieves
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
and A. was 35 years Old.

ELLIcoTr CITY, Md, Feb. - Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in
the fifth district Of Howard county,
although 35 years old, had yesterday its
first marriage ceremony The couple
were @. w. Richardson and Miss Msry L
Hsrding, daughter of Noah Harding, OF
this county. Rev. Il. NJ Strickler. OF
Freedom. Carroll county, was the ofici-
afincr minister
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Thanks From Reliance Men.

The members of the Reliance Steam
Fire Engine Company. No. 2, wish to
express their thanks TO Mrs. Lea, Mayor
Snortlidgs aud the citizens of the Ninth
ward in general, for the kind treatment
which they received from them during
their service at the big fire at Lea's mills
on Saturday last.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
nrlchter Times Ahead.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops
in the West Yard have resumed work on
full time. There is great deal
of work on hand, and many cars
are in for repairs. For some
time the shops have been running
irregularly and only eight hours day.
The Philadelphia shops of this company
have also been started on full time.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
CHEAPER QUARTERS FoR WARREN
There Is $4,000 Mortgage on the
west street Clubhouse.

west street Clubhouse.
There will be a meeting of the Board Of
Governors of the Warren Athletic Club
at William S Hules' Office this evening.
Steps will be taken TO extricate the club
from its financial embarrassment and
put it on q sound basis
II is probable that the handsome club
house. No. sos West street, will be
relinquished There is a $4,000 mort
gage on it and tue loan is more than the
club can carry. A smaller building will
be secured and gymnsstic work made q
speciality. Out of membership Of over
500. it is understood that there are not
more than fifty paying members.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
De coU BRos. co. NOT SATISFIED.
Str. Hoheoker Argues for n New Trial
Before Judge Wales.

James r. Hoifscker. counfsl for DeCcu
Brothers Company, Of Philadelphia, who
recently brought suit against M 7.
Poole, Of this city, for So, ZOO, in the
United states Circuit Court. in this city.
and obtained verdict of s., ,O68, argued
for new trial before Judge Wales, this
morning.
Mr.. Hoifecker's clients are not satisfied
with the verdict. They want the full
amount. and on this ground. argument
was made. Colonel Benjamin Nields was
present In the interest OF Mr.. Poole.
Judge Wales decided to hold the
matter under advisement, in the mean
time requiring counsel on both sides to
file information, specifying the particu-
lars Of evidence on which either side
proposes to rely.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
nlad ofneart pI.snse.

Miss Catherine Hylsnd. aged 20 years,
died yesterday at No. 3l7 South Van
Buren, street, of heart disease. She will
be buried tomorrow at the Cathedral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
TaneerrilIs,s RouRh Passage.

The steamship Taueerville, 154l tons,
from Sunderland for Philadelphia, Cap
tain +. w. Parker, entered at Marcus Hook
yesterday. She had a very rough pas
sage,
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
RusINEss oPPoRpTuNITIEs.

NOR sALE.-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
II Grocery store, in the western part Of city
first class stand for fresh meats. This is a
good chance for any one wishing TO engage in
this business Possession OF house land store
Immediately also stable. room for one d. horse
and wagon. Address GROCER, this Office.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
Mhere MnI the nIeetinr Be?

The State Firemeu's Association will
meet in the Water Witch engine house
to night Routine business will be
transacted and q place will be chosen fol
the next annual convention and pa
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
PuBLIu SALES.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNffUh
at PIP West Twelfth street. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th.
At $50 O'Clock, a. m. Consisting of ] fine
brOckatel parlor suit, 2 oak chamber suits,
secretary. | oak sideboard. / refrigerator. ks
feet oak extension table, 6 6dining-ro0m chairs.
hat rack, brussel. singrain and rag carpet.
rugs etc. china. glass and queensware and
many articles. The above goods are as good
as new aud viii positively be sold.
Il. SHARP.
GEORGE DRAKE. Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
ruo Thonsand for the wIdow.

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, A. o u.
W., has paid s., 900 to Anua Eliza
Furry, widow of Benjamin E, Furry, as
death benefit Mr. Furry was a member
of wilmington Lodge No. l, A. o. O.W.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08

A Western paper says that brandy Is good
for a toothache. But IL is dinicnlt for man
to smile" who has q toothache.- Norkels
Statesman,
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
aoARD AND ROOMS.

EIRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS TO
II rent at sos Market street. Meals served
on the European plan.
WANTED-BoARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
Evening journal., 1894-02-08

Noted Banker and Alleged Defaulter.
CHICAGO, Feb s -Zimre Divigging,
banker and alleged defsulter, was brought
here to day aud was Immediately taken
10 Indianapolis for preliminary trial
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
A MOB OF PRoTEcTloNlsTs.
After Thomas G. shearmnn, a Tarin Re-
former-saved HY the Police.

GLovERsvnLE, N. Y, Feb s.
This usually quiet town was
stirred up by a riot this morn
ing that might have resulted
seriously. Thomas G. Shearman. a
famous tariff reformer. was almost
mobbei by a crowd Of proteetlonistf.
The timely aid of the police saved him
from serious injury.
Evening journal., 1894-02-08
HELP WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-LAsT NIGHT IN GOING FROM
Il the Pusey and Jones works to No. SOI
Monroe street,my envelope containing wages.
J. b. CARPENTER.
7 OST.-SILVER OPEN-FACE CHAT
l. elaine watch with gold chain attached.
Lost in going from Fourth and Washington to
Fifth and Walnut streets. Reward for its
return 10 4i0 West Fourth street.