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Evening journal., 1895-10-05
An ADDITIONAL TRAIN ON.

Southern Trains VIII lie Run Up the Road
Separately Hereafter, Making New
Northbsund "Pennss" Train.
For years the Richmond and Danville
express train, arriviog Ia Washington at
O5 from the South, has been
combined with the o a O.
expresss which resched the capital
city about the same time aud run north
over the w. & railroad, arriving In
Wilmington about 10. 80 ia the morning.
New orders have been issued for the
future manipulation Of these heavy
trains, which ara nearly always late, and
after next week the two trains from
Dixie will be run severally according
to their time OF arrival ia Washington
The @ and o train vii be run aa
mo. 6G " ana the r and ID express
will bs sent up as the second section Of
the FIRST converter train. stopping onlS
at Baltimors aud Wilmington This
will give the one more northbound
train
Heretofore there was always one crew
too mauy In Washington on account Of
doubling up" OF trains Now there
will be no deadhead crew" TO come up
on No. 7S or any other train.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
CORBETT CRAWLING.
Sporting Men Think He Is Trying 60 Avoid
Fighting Fitzsimmons.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3. - The opinion
was expressed here by certain sporting
men that Corhett is building up a founda-
tion to get out of his fight If possible.
IT, was noticed that TO every newspaper
man who interviewed him Corbott harped
on only one subject, and that is the many
strings that are attached to titzsimmons'
stake in Phil Dwyers hands. In every
conversation the pugilist indulged in here
this subject would prominently be brought
forward by him.
When It is taken into consideration that
the attachments against titzsimmons
money in Phil Dwyer's hands were issued
moro than a month ago, and COrbett re-
Trained from saying anything about it at
that time, give rise TO the suspicion that
the conquerOr Of John l.. Sullivan has
kept this as his last card.
Corhett bluntly said yesterday that
Fitzsimmons would have to have $40, 0O0
in the Shareholders hands without an at.
tachment tied to IL or he would not fight.
He claims that Fitzsimmons only has
81 600 Of the side bet up, the rest being
attached by the Metropolitan Printing
company and Attorney Friend, formerly
the Australians lawyer.
Corhett is claiming that Phil DwyeI
told him just before he left New York
that II he won he would get but s., O0t
of the outside bet. Corbett also says that
he will fight Fitzsimmons for the side bet
alone, but puts in the old proyiso that the
$40 600, unattached, must be put up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
TELEeRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Three more British subjects have been
seized and imprisoned by the Venezuelan
authorities.
At Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, John ID.
Mcpherson the champion shot puttor of
the world, fell As feet and was fatally in
jured.
At Manitowoc. Wis, q Chicago and
Northwestern train ran down a hackload
of citizens, one man being killed and two
probably fatally injured.
Miss Maud Steidel, the 16-year-old girl
arrested in Chicago, and Father Domi-
nick Wagner, under arrest for her abduc-
tion, are TO be married.
Walter Rogers, about is years old, was
arrested at Francisco Mich, for attempt
ing to wreck the fast eastern express on
tho Michigan Central Tailroad.
Minor Smith, proprietor Of the Milford
Shore House near Bridgeport, Conn, lost
his ll-year-old daughter, her death being
caused by the explosion Of a giant fire
cracker.
The Secolo Roma and other newspapers
assert that marriage has been arranged
between the Prince OF Naples, crown prince
Of Italy, and one Of the daughters Of the
Prince Of Montenegro
William :. Henry, the so called bad sol
of the murdered miser whose dend body
was found i'm the basement Of his house al
20 South Portland avenue, Brooklyn
who, charged with the murder has beer
in Raymond street jail awaiting the ac
tion Of the grand jury, was released from
rnefutlv
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
The Armenlans Were Rash.

LONDoN, Oct. 5.-Foreign Office officials
have expressed the opinion that the dis
turhances at Constantinoplo will seriously
nmbarrass the powers in their efforts TO
bring about reform in Armenia Thoy
hold that a heavy responsibility rests upon
the Armcnians for procipitating the riots
at Constantinople, and the opinion Is
gaining ground that the recent events
there have caused a revulsion of feeling
throughout Europe, and those who were
urging their governments to take imme-
date steps to deliver the Armenians from
oppression begin to see distinctly that
there is another side to the question.
The Berlin correspondent of The Stand
ard tclcgraphs to that paper that he learns
privately that the number of Turks killed
on Monday in tho riots OF Constantinople
was and Of Armenians III. The num-
ber of wounded on both sides was several
hundred.
The Constantinople correspondent Of
The Daily News says that 1000 to !, 200
Armenians have been imprisoned at the
capital. 1T is now absolutely certain, ="
the correspondent adds, that 81 bodies
Of Aunenians have been given up by the
Turkish officials to the Armenian hospital
at Stamboul. All were in fearful condi-
tion, some having as many as 30 wounds. E"
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
SLEEP OR DEATH.
For Years Mr.. Burgheim
Had Suffered.
Paine'S Celery Compound Soon
Made Him Well.
Publisher Of Two Great
Publisher Of Two Great
German Papers.
Can Now Work Fourteen Hours
Every Day.
Sleeps SOundly and Peacefully
Every Night He Lives.

Sleep is one Of tie things that cannot
be put off from night TO night.
The punishment for sleeplessnels is
worse than pain It msaas shattered
mind
It often happens that sudden stress
OF work or anxiety robs one OF the
nights rest The effect Is soon apparent
10 the languor, headaches and llstless-
uess that ensue.
IL rapid and abundant means are
mployed to repair the exhausted parts
the nerves regain their elasticity. But II
an unnatural privation Of sleep is carried
beyond the stretching power Of the
brain the whole nervous 81 stem becomes
undone, and prostration results
Thousands OF men struggling under
great responsibilities or tedious work,
auxlous overworked mothers and wives,
shop girls who are forced to stand IN
their feet sl day long, have little
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
NOVELIST soYEsEN DEADl
The Noted Norwegian succumbs to Heart
Failure.

The Noted Norwegian Succumbs TO Heart
Failure.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Hialmar II iorth
Boycscn, the Norwegian novelist died
suddenly Of heart failure. With his wife
and three children he passed the summer
at Southampton, L. !. On Tuesday he re-
turned to New York in advance of his
family and went TO board temporarily al
lO4 Madison avenue. He was at Co
lumbia college, OF which he was profess
or, on that day and the next, preparing
for the winter lectures.
On Wednesday night he was taken i'll,
and DIR. William 9. Lusk, of AZ East Thir-
ty-fourth street attended him. He did not
consider his sickness serious. Early Fri
day morning Mr.. Boyesen suddenly be-
gan to sink, and at II IN he died. The
news was a great shock TO the faculty of
the college. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed
The novelist, whose wild, rugged i'm
agination had in it so much that was
healthy, was born IN hrederlcksvoern,
Norway on Sept. %, lS4S, and was there
fore a little more than AZ years old His
boyhood was passed amid picturesque
hills and in the cold, bracing northern air
OF which one often seems 20 get Whit
in his books. His father was professor of
mathematics nt the naval academy at
Frcdericksvoern. He got his primary edu-
cation nt the gymnasium at Christiania
and later went to Leipsic and studied. In
1868 no graduated at the University of
Norway
He came to this country in 1868 and
did newspaper workin Chicago In 1874
Boyesen took the post of professor of Ger
man at Cornell university, which no held
until 1850, when he accepted corre-
spending chair at Columbia college He
had married Philadelphia lady in 1873,
aud their honeymoon in Italy lasted a
year. At the time of his death Boyesen
was professor at Columbia.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05

difisu IN convincing their friends OF
the remarkable power OF Paine's celery
ccm pound 10 restore their energy, renew
their vigor, and make them strong and
we'll
Here is letter from Nc. Max
Bnrgheim the we'll known president and
manager Of the CincinraH Freie Press
Company. Mr Bureheim writer:
The following statement may be OF
interest / have been suffering from
sleeplessness, insomnia. for many yesrs,
aud although have tried almost every
thing 10 get cured. consulting the best
physicians, and even going several times
to Europe, everything was Ia vain.
II did not have a nights rest for
almost six years, that is to say, l could
not sleep for two hours In succession IN
q single night you eau easily imagine
what the effect on me mad been
After spending a fortune In trying
for relief had given uD almost all hope,
and when / first read about Paine =
celery compound I did not have much
faith In anything But after having
used SO many remedies aud consulted so
many physicians In this country aud
soroRd felt like giving the com pound a
trial The result was truly wonderful.
Tho very first night. about tix
months ago that / tried Paines celery
compound you can imagine my Joy when
found that had slept six nours in
succession, thing that had not been
blessed with for 80 many years / con
tinusd the use for over three months
With the same happy result and although
was fearful lest the malady would come
back on me, can now say that although
/ have not taken the comp uud for
mouths do sleep every night psacsfullv
and Vithout interrup Ion.
You can easily Imagine what this
means for man who works fourteen
hours every day In tue year and has
charge OF two large newspapers / con
slider my case a most smaIkable one and
I should be glad IL this statement should
be the means OF helping Others who have
suffered like In the same untold agoniss
and for this reason give you full per
mission to make use Of this statement in
any way you choose
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
AM ECCENTRIC LAWYER.
Disappeared For over a Year and Won't
Tell Where He's Been.

Tell Where He's Been.
TUNRHANNOCK, Pa, Oct. 5.--llenry
Harding, "a prominent lawyer, who disap
pcared from this place early in March,
1894, came into town ON through ex-
press train Thursday night. AT the time
of his mysterious disappearance he started
ostensbly for Philadelphia TO attend the
department encampment of the Grand
Army, but he never arrived there and
dlligent search by his friends failed to To-
cate him. Subsequently a package was
found in his Office vault giving directions
as TO the settlement Of his estate, but
throwing no light on his disappearance
He left devoted wife and son, a lux
urious home and large legal practice
he was also prominently mentioned as a
candidate for president judge Of the Forty
fourth judicial district, and no cause for
his extraordinary action could bo assign
ed From the day Of his disappearance
until Thursday night not a word or sign
was had from him.
On his return to town he registered at
the Packer House and dropped into his
old Office as naturally as If he had never
been away. He refuses to give any ex-
planation Of the matter to the public, but
SAYS he may talk later
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Dedication at Kineswood Church.

To-morrow the su iitorium OF the new
kingswood Church a. Fourteenth aud
Claymont streets will be dedicated and
large attendance and glorious
meeting Is looked f'r. la thu mornlng
the sermon will be preached by Rsv
Thomas HAnlon. % D., LII. d president
OF Pennington Seminary AZ the after
noon service which will begin at
o'clock, Rev. Merritt HulbuId, D ID
will preach. aud address 'es will be male
by Hon. Charles II Lore, Joseph Pyle
aud others A. 30 Ia the evening the
sermon will be by Rev. l. w LsyfAld,
OF Epworih Church foe musical
program has been arranged for all tire,
services. and will be given by large and
select choir Every one Is invited.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
l nnn,t want

Shoes too cheap TO be good said a custo
mer TO US the other day there Ia a stron,
moral la those few words, but our answtl
Is plain, we don't sell trash II we know t.
read some advertisements aud you would
think shoes we're n drug on on the market
but when you 60 to find the wonderiu
bargains. are they ther,2 We doubt a.
3 Ia the buy ing aud selling we have gooC
advantage add we give you the benefit oi
tt to our utmost. We don't sell Shoes be
low cost. bless you no We can'5 DO Il
But we sell them so clope to cost that 4
means money saved on onr prices every
time Forman' s. No 10 East Fourth street
between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05

to tell her fortune. While
negotiations we're In progress the
Weccacce Company started from its
house for Reading, and Miss Farmer went
out to zee the parade Wien ste
returned sbe missed a gold watch valued
at $75. Her father at once placed the
matter In the hands OF detectives
Msvey and Wltsil. and the time piece
was traced 70 Harris's pawnbroking
establishment on Market street near
Second, where 10 had been pawned for
Sc The watch was rec ,vered bat no
arrests have been made asyet.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
LIGHT INST Elm
g. HART,
Ais MARKET STREET.
WE WANT SALESMEN slEEEER lEEE.R

To tske orders for MARION HARLAED's
NEW BOOK. "Home Of the Bibte." rare,
radilnt and c. arming Hundreds Of new
photos; laDd-. scenes, people aud places.
story OF travel In the Holyland portrayed Tor
the first time by woman's pen. huy erH plen-
ty. over 20 million people constantly read
Marion Harlaud's bookf, and every one Of
Goods shipped on credit One agent in New
York has sold 1S0 copies ia p little over one
weeks time: so copies IN one cay; 10 copies IN
one honf, 3 On On~ house; 10 . houses In sue
ceS, 10. He hes cleared as high as $50 90 in
r single day. The secret Of his success is here,
he las "a good thing. and price the lowest
or known bOn't fail TO send at once for
illustrated samples ana full articulars. Ad-
dress Historical Publishing 90, fhila-
deiphia.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
THE MARKET STREET BRIDGE.
Has Beon Practically RebuIlt and VIII BE
Ready Tor Trsmc Next week.

Market iirtet bridge looks like an on
tirtly new structure IL has been am iat
rebuilt so far As the machinery, iron
support work aud supers lruclure 70 IA
cerntd. and the SHINING new machinery
has all been painted n bright red color
S,elng the cons ant rush that Is mac 9
upon the little ferry boais carrJlr &
people across the stream the
bridge contractors are pushing the
work to completion as the II ,oring Is
nearly 6nished the bridge will probably
be turned on FOR public travel Tuesday
or Wednesday
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
BoantifnI uenter-r.bl, nook,

You want something artistic for you.
centre table Something that will instrucl
as we'll IS amuse Well, get copy OF
Famous Paintings Of the World" bonno
IN cloth and gold. II is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 "a
will buy It, Made to sell at $3 Only .
few left. Apply at EVENINGS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Farmer shot by an Italian.

HANlMoNToN, \. j., Oct 5-Charles
Roller died here, the result OF a bullet
wound in the abdomen inflicted by An
tonic Gartona, an Italian, during a quarrel
near Folsom. 6artona escaped to Phila-
delphia, but was followed and located in
the rear Of South street dwelling Roll
Ter was prosnerons farmer
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
LECHTE STEIN
g. HART,
Ais MARKET STREET.

The new Carpets for the Fall OF 1895
are here.
We invite your attention o the largest
and most comprehensive stock Of Fine
Floor Coverings we have ever shown,
representing some OF the choicest pro =
ductions OF fsctories both here and
abroad, covering wid4 range Of new
colorings and fresh designs. Many of
these goods are confned to us for this
market.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
A mimic Alliance Against brazil.

BUENos AYREs, Oct IA Rio Janeiro
dispatch 20 III Diario says that England,
France and Italy have decided upon col
lective actioS with view to securing sat
isfaction of their respective claims upon
Brazil. The claims of France grow out
of the disputed jurisdiction Of the terrific
ry Of Amapa, lying between Brazil and
French Guiana.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Big PAPERS FILED.

Tho Documents Olinohing the Field,
Riddle and bancroft Deal Are Nc the
Court Horse.
Toe legal papers transferring to the
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Com
pAny the Field and Riddle
property along the Brsndywine
a. X K-ntmsrs have been fled In the
Office Of Rec rider Of Deeds Montgomery.
Toe p,ice paid for the property In ques'
tion wus $207 000
The company has also purchased
the quarry plant. together with the
psrs- nal property, o,tton mills
and machinery for $22 COO and the
paperr relating to this transfer hsve also
been Ii ed
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
A aolf chamrIen n NInelesn.

NEWPORT, r.. l., Oct o.-The open con
test for professionals closed the first ma
tional golf tournament here. the open
contest being won by Horace Rawlins,
the l9-year. old assistant to Keeper OF
Links Davis of the Newport club.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
EnIsnopaIian Convention.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-The feature of
the Episcopalian conventions afternoon
meeting Of the board of missions was the
adoption Of several resolutions and the
first indication of the coming contest as
TO whether there shall be a bishop elected
TO Alaska.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Rupture

Cured permanently and almost painlessly
without surgical operation or detention
from business, by the latest scientific
method Bear IN mind. wearing a truss
won't cure you Consultation and exam.
ination free. An Investigation will con-
vince the most skeDtic The Wilcox
Eernia Cure, room No 303 Equitable
building Frank NJ Smith. general man
sger. Office hours to 8 and : to s m.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
WIu Hold a ConventIon,

Next Friday the FIRST annual conven-
tion OF the State League OF Liq1or Deal
ers will be Held In German Hall. when
prominent liquor men from New York.
New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be
present and SPEAK.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
PoYtieYes.

For Portieres we are showinga,besuti-
ful line OF goods in Tapestry, Chenille,
Velour, SIX, Satin. Derby, etc etc, at
prices always consistent with qualities OF
goods
We solicit a most critical examination
of this stock.
We are prepared TO make over and re
lay any old work that you may have al
moderate cost by thoroughly experienced
people We advice your placing orders
early 10 avoid delay.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Two women KllIed bv a ral.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 5.-TwO women
one aged about so years and the other
about 20 years-were killed In this city
by falling from the steps OF AN elevated
electric car 40 Ninth and Mulberry streets.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Mr. Manley Not . candidate.

AUCrsrA. Me-, Oct. 5.-Hon. J. II.
Manley denies the published report thai
he has announced himself as a candidate
for congress Ia the Third Maine district
70 sncceed Congressman Mllliken.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
RIVER SALT AND BLUE
Effect OF Continued Dry
Weather on the Delaware.
TROUT AND MAoKsREL ABUNDANT

philadelphia Baseball Club In Town TO
Close the Season at Battery Park.
Pleasant Musicale at the Residence OF
sheriff GInis-Peter ID. Rias Finishes
out his Sentence In the Pnlorv.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Oct. D Last evening
and to-day the Delaware river has the
appearance Of Old Ocean herself. II Is
as blue as the sea and the oldest
residents say such a sight Is uDprece
dented. The water Is surely seawater.
Il Is not only blue but 1t Is brackish and
full Of fish. Fine trout are being caught
between here and Delaware City and
swapping mackerel and rock fish are
more abundant than cat fish. Steam
boats taking river water into their
boilers and that IL foRms so quickly that
speed Is retarded and II becomes
necessary to refill with purely fresh
water.
At the Salem and Philadelphia Com
panys wharf last night the men In
charge declared that this oceanic state Is
due entirely TO the long absence OF rains
aud the want OF freshets from above The
fsct that there have been no heavy rains
has reduced the streams feeding the
river from the north and the salt water,
seeking its level, has accordingly come
up far above Deep water Point
Fine Entsrtainment at the sherif7s.
Glass No. 10 Of the NJ e. Sunday
school held It's annual missionary enter
ment at the home Of Sheriff ellis last
night The program consisted Of singing
and recitations and WAS well rendered
A pleasing feature was whistling
chorus by the young women OF the class
which was highly appreciated. At the
close Of the entertainment refreshments
were served IN sbundaucs. There was a
large assemblage Of friends OF the girls
and they we're highly pleased with the
entertainment, which ufsctsd credit
upon the teacher, Miss Estelle DeAkyne.
A Contract In Appoquinimink.
Contractor Robert r. Morrison's pile
driving machine was In at the wharf
here yesterday. but left at o'clock this
morning 10 tow of the tug Taurus for
Appoquinimink creek where Mr.
Morrison has a small contract OF wharf
building. With the pile driver and
Contractor Lunt's machine there WAS
plenty OF marine machinery In the
harbor last night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Proachur smlth's True r,nn.

Rev. o. J. Smith, OF the First M. p
Church, will address the Young Men .
Christian Association to-morr5w sf,sr
noon. bis subject will be The True
Type OF Manhood"
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
onenInr OF ParlIament pelayed.

LONDON. Oct "a royal proclamation
was gazetted further proroguing parlia-
mont until Dec. %.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Three Vessels Lost.

ST JonNS, y. r., Oct 5.-Three YES
sels--one French and two knglish-hav,
been lost on the south coast OF the islaad
and five men were drowned
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
oaIol. Detactiva Hork

Last Wednesday Julia Garner, res.d
ing 1T No 9l2 West Second street, was
visited by woman who wanted
Evening journal., 1895-10-05

once sevoi tn and King, Phone 6i5.
X T. Serguam dealer Ia coal AMI wOod
cE-A large load OF wood for $3.50
EaB~T.a T.arOe nas ooal Ear family uEe
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
Incidents Of the Day.

"Dem Phillies" are here.
The FIRST League Club OF big ball play
ers that ever visited New Castle.
AnOng.the girls. the question was raised
this morning "Who Is the best looking,
Reiuey, sullivan OF LuoId3'
Fifteen passenger cars, which had been
used for the extra traffic At Dover, passed
up At 2 o'clock last night
There will be a utilization Rt the
meeting Of the A o u w next Thurs
day night and. between the speaking,
Lighthouse Keeper Codeld will spring n
surprise on the sons of toll
Langdon Dramatic Company ia TO
appear here 10 repertoire next week
The dredging machines, which haished
work this week, have been mOored a.
Delaware street wharf preparatory TO
going to Wilmington for repairs.
Peter d. Rias stood IN the Dllory 20
complete his sentence OF two hours IN as
many installments for his brutal as
sault on the Odessa constable early IN
the Summer.
A number OF young people attended an
evening social at the residence OF
Thomas Hewlett. near town. last night
Mrs. A. A Watson. who died In Dover
yesterday, was a sister OF Mrs l.
Wilson, OF tbls city, who had Just re
turned home from a visit 10 the sick
room
The New Castle News, four page
local paper published by Quinn & Wheat
ley, mtde its appearance to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
NnTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministration. peDdeDte bite. were In due form
of law granted unto the undersigned, on the
eith Gay Of Septemner,A. ID. 1875, and that all
persons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same. duly at
tested. 10 the said Admlnistrat r 01 or before
the2i D day of September. .ls9d, or sD Dlde the Act
~ Assembly IN afich case made and provided.
Sc -URlTY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
Administrator Pendente bite.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05
DYapeEies.

Lsce and Heavy Drsperies In profusion
to suit any taste and at practically your
own price. from the Nottingham Curtain
at 75 cents TO the Arab Curtain at $500.
Evening journal., 1895-10-05

The Only Strictly Carpet and Grapery
House in The S.aie.