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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14
NO. 1876.

programme of the evening, and the
lull of merry voices between hands
attested the deep interest of each
player in the game, At 12 o'clock
the game ended and the lucky win
ners were found to be, first lady,
Mrs. Paul Jones, an exquisite white
and gold PLAGUE, embossed with
blush roses on gold stand first gen
tlemau prize, handsomely carved
bronze paper knife, won by Mr.. 7.
L. L. Temple Consolation prizes
we're awarded to Mr.. Arthur, a cute
doll in gay red dress; to Miss Dora
Fowler, of Paris, a DARLING pug
doggie.
Again was an elegant repast
served, and there seemed no end to
the good things to tempt an epi-
cures taste. The "F'in de Sicle"
club was only organized this winter,
but it is apt to become a lasting in
stitution as it is conceded to be the
NEST delightful gathering OF con-
genial souls ever brought together
and welded into membership, Those
present on this occasion extracted
that enjoyment and pleasure out Of
the game which only ardent whist
players could, The next game will
be held at the residence of DR., and
Mrs. f. p. Hammond Thursday eve
ming. FBEDA.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14

Carries a Fine Line of Jewelry,
Diamonds, Watches,
Silverware.
OLD 90 ID BOUGHT
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14
War in Madagascar.

LONDON, January IA dispatch
to the Globe from Port Louis, Maui
ritius, says that news has been re-
ceiyed from Madagascar stating
that the French have bombarded
Fort Farafatra, four miles inland
from Tamatave,
lhe Hoyas defended the fort, re-
plying to the French hre with well
directed shots from the seven guns
comprising the armament Of the
forts,
The adyices from Port Luis give
no details Of the engagement,
THE novAs ROUTED.
Further adyices from Madagascar
via Port Luis say that the attack
upon Fort Farafatra was made on
December 2S,
The Hoyas were defeated and re-
tired with heavy loss,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14
It's Dangerous Ground

that you stand on with a cough or
cold, and your blood impure, Out
Of Just these conditions comes con
Eumptlons,
You must do something In the
earlier stages Of consumption, and
in all the conditions that lead to it,
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is a certain remedy This
scrofulous affection Of the lungs,
like every other form Of serofula,
can be cured by Il. In severe, lin
gerlng coughs, all bronchial, Throat
and Lung affections, and every dis.
ease that can be reached through
the blood, Il " the only medicine 80
effective that Il can be guaranteed
If It doesn't benefit or cure, you
have your money back Nervous
prostratlon and debility are con.
quered by Il.
-
AZ. .,Liilu M HAuulu A A hnih ilt STonitn.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14
Honors Shown One of Our Citizens
Abroad,

Mr. j, S. Lake, a distinguished
lawyer, editor aud politician, Of
Southwest Arkansas is a probable
candidate for the legislature from
Sewer county Mr. Lake has here
tofore ranked with the foremost
men in the legal profession, although
he has suffered from the worst case
Of cross eyes ever seen in Arkansas
Henceforth we see for him the most
brilliant career of honor and dis
tinction, He has had his cross eyes
Strengthened, and so perfectly has
the work been done, his friends
scarcely know him, and his baby
would scarcely accept him as papa
In fact it seems odd for him to look
at us with both eyes. The opera
ton was performed by DR., j, Brown
the specialist, Of Tcxarkana We
do not believe the people could find
a better man TO represent them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14
.ST0RAGE WAREHOUSE.

Having recently completed our large brick ware
Front Ts street. ga aS Ra2 NOW meFoaanse aa s ooa
ttensebod furniture pianos, etc. Call at transfer
office. noNAHl 1NnA'01 Ni' ~ AOA'fA0A w.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14

Dr. J. Brown has been kept very
busy ever since his arrival at Lock-
csburg He has performed num-
ber Of very difficult operations in
his line, all Of which have been re-
markably successful His work here
has proved him to be one Of the
best oculists in Che state, and equally
proficient in other braches, Sewer
County Democrat,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-14

Dr. j, Brown has successfully per-
formed an optical operation here
which DR., y, E, Murrill, of Little
Rock regarded as very difficult, not
to say doubtful one,
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

''For four years was sufferer from
nervous debility. During that time
took great mgny remedies without
getting any help until I tried Paine's
celery compound. took Elk bottles Of
that remedy and was cured. I cheerfully
recommend Painos celery compound"
SO writes Mrs. NJ. S. schoonmsker Of
S0l Jane st., New York City.
Too many women needleasly suffer
from nervous troubles, not only in the
cities, bat everywhere.
Their whole world too frequently lies
inside the four walls Of their homes
Think OF the many persons, men as
well as women, who spend most of their
lives barrlcaded within the narrow con-
fines Of their dwellings Summer finds
them pale and tired out. Their store Of
nervous vitality has been slowly brought
down by viUiated air and sedentary life
Their whole system needs a thorough
replenishing The nerves want nourish.
ment, the tissues are not half euppled
with material for the repair of their
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dr. William d Haneker. superin.
tendent Of the Delaware state Hospital
at Farnhurst. will leave this afternoon
for Denver. Col, 70 attend the National
Psychical Convention This Is an annual
meeting Of American physician-supesin-
tendents Of all the large insane hospitals
In this country and it was held last year
Ia Philadelphia The convention will
begin on June II.
John B Cieaver. John W. Evans and
W. M. Evans, Of Camden, Del, are In
the city on a brief visit TO day.
Daniel j. Layton, the we'll known
politician Of Georgetown. is in the city
and Is registered at the Merritt House.
Mr.. Layton arrived IN town early
yesterday.
A Lincoln Dryden, Of Crisfeld, was IN
the city to-day on business trip.
Charles T. Allen, Of seaford, aud
Robert g. Ellegood, Of Concord, wers
among the state visitors Ia town yester
day evening
Mrs. Ksts Miles, OF No. 1917 Ian
caster avenue, will entertain the ladiei
OF Oiivet Presby teiisn Church at hei
home on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

KENNETH soUARE, June s The com
mencement exercises Of the Kenneth
Square High School, were held last even
ing in the Borough Hall, which was
Handsomely decorated for the occasion
Devine delivered the sasutatory and j.
Bancroft Swsyne the valedictory. The
Sinclair. the class prophecy by Miss
Bertha Voorhees,. The class presenta.
tions we're made by Ida Thomas.
Professor Joseph S. Walton, superlntend.
ent OF public instruction Of the county,
delivered the address to the graduates.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
Incidents Of the Day.

The MogulliRn Band would be great
addition to the Fourth Of July parade.
There WAS a large attendance at the
Red Mems festival in the X, Of P. Hall
last night.
Company Il Is arranging for q big
excursion and wants to cooperate with
the City Cornet Band.
A very pleasant lawn party was held
at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Morrison last night by the Doughten
Mission Band. The tables were in charge
Of Mrs. Challenger and Mrs. Morrison.
and every visitor was pleasantly en-.
tertained.
Toe County Herald has suspended
publication, no purchasers having been
secured for its plant here.
That Summer pavilion scheme will be
pushed so that the new Place can be
opened during the festivities Of July4
The open yacht Stella Is reported to
have been stolen from her mornings here
some time during Thursday night A
sharp search Is being made for this
speedy and popular little boat.
Professor Henry NJ Gresham. OF
sellarsville, Pa, one Of the candidates
for the New Castle public school super
intendency is In the city to-day, visiting
the members OF the Board Of Education.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

parts, and the great vital organs must
have rich blood TO make them sound and
active, and TO keep them So The nerves
and brain need nourlsh ment.
The power OF refreshing and reviving
every part Of the languid body is what
makes Paine's celery compound the
marvellous strengthener and invigorator
Of this century. 1t is this same capacity
to recruit the worn. out nervous system,
to rejuvenate the blood that has enabled
this remarkable remedy to help so many
debilitated persons and to restore them
again to firm health.
rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in the
region Of the heart. debility and nervous
weakness, showing itself in any Of its
myriad forms, are dispelled by Paiye's
celery compound. It feeds enervated
tissues all over the body. 1t gives fresh
vigor to the entire nervous tract. the
brain, the large nerve centres in the
spinal cord and the nerves themselves to
the milutest ramifeations
It re stores jaded nervous energy. It
sends new blood coursing through the
veins Tt makes people we'll
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
The wrong Horse in the Right stan.

rather singular case was brought
before Magistrate Kelley this mornit
William Davidson, the marble cutter at
Ninth and King streets. had the privilege
OF using horse belonging TO w. s Cloud,
which is kept in an uptown stable,
aud his employees were accustomed
to take II out whenever they needed
it. A day or so ago Charles Groves
went to the stall usually occupied by
Clouds horse and hitching it up, drove
it around town for several hours foally
returning it. IL proved TO be the wrong
animal aud he was brought before the
magistrate. The case was dismissed
when the facts were learned.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

WEST CHESTER, June S. Rev. Father
Riley yesterday headed committee Of
Philadelphians who visited Coatesville
this county, and took a look OF the large
Scott farm, by way Of selecting
site for new Catholic protectory.
at the head Of which enterprise Is
Archbishop Ryan, and for which the
sum OF $ilS000 has been subscribed
The proposed Institution is to be one
similar TO the Drexel Home The Scott
farm contains 325 acres, and the com.
mittee were much impressed with its
advantages for the purposes named.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
Highest Of all in Ieavcning PowcrIae s. Govt Report
R!>:a'l BskiRs
ARSOLUTEEY PURE
AND SO YOUNG, TOO.
Mr. Reeds Teeth the Subject Of an EA rly
Mornings Conversation.

Mr. Reeds Teeth the Subject Of an EA rly
Mornings Conversation.
Deputy Recorder Of Deeds Edwin A.
Reed has beautiful teeth. He doesn't
pride himself upon them particularly,
but many persons who have to gum It
through life envy him his possession.
This morning he WAS walking In Della
ware avenue, when an aged lady, whom
he did not know, stopped him. She had
Just had lot Of teeth extracted and her
face was badly swollen She was
waiting for the swelling TO 60 down to
have an impression taken and false set
made.
/ hope you will not consider me for.
ward sir" she said But will you
please tell me who made your upper
teeth2"
Certiialy. madam he replied
THE same person who made my lower
ones"
"Iudeedl7 said the old lady. How
sad. Upper and lower teeth both gone,
and so young, too I'm thinking Of
getting a set. Won't you please tell
me the best placei Who made yoursf'
God Almighty, madam" replied the
deputy recorder
The old lady was sstounded. The lest
thing that Mr.. Reed heard as he walked
on was.
Hateful thing and so young, too
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

II Philadelphia loses to day she will
have clean record Of defeats for
the week Last week they had clean
record OF victories
In Wilkesbsrre yesterday the captain
Of the home team found that be had no
pitchers. Mselyin and Oampdald both
being laid up With rheumatism. Belts
was brought in from centrsfeld and put
in the box TO the surprise Of every body
he proved very effective.
Eleven shut out games have sbeen
played this season. or these Hawley
has pitched three. and Dryer, Hotter,
Hutchison. Nichols. Wallace. Breiten
stein, Lucid and ansie one each.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
THE MY. STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
The LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

stocks show a Weak and Dropping Ten
dency In spite Of Higher Quotations
From London-The whiskev Trust a
shade Flrmer.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW YoRK. June Stocks showed a
weak and dropping tendency at the open
ing in spite of higher quotations from
London.
Trading was also contracted pending
the issuance Of the government monthly
crop report next Monday.
The Changers were comparatively firm,
however, ana there were some large
supporting orders in St Paul.
The speculation in Northwest was
dormant, the interest Of the last few
days having generally been svened up
while the Csmmack party were not in
the least anxious TO put out fresh lines
Rubber and sugar sagged of their own
weight, although the Havemeyer brokers
bought sugar on scale down. A promi-
nent room trader sold about 1000
shares.
The privilege writer's are Offering
spreads good all next week on sugar at
III and 1872 for per cent.
The whiskey Trust was a shade
irmer on the announcement that when
the company Is recognized new dis
tributing company will De formed, the
bulk of the stock to be held by friends
Of the Whiskey Trust
The gold stocks were irregular, but
there were some fair buying orders in
Western Union. which could not bs
executed, because the limit was TOO low.
Atchlson was shade higher on the
Increase Of sos. 613 in gross earnings for
May.
The Northern Pacific receivers report
a surplus Of s59. 252 for April.
The feature OF the final half hour Gas
a rise ingTennessee Clal and Iron based on
he booming tendency of the iron trade
It was also semi-oflicially announced
that q block Of stock has been sold abroa
ct thirty, and that the stock win be
listed next week on the London Elk
change.
The general market at the close
showed deposition to rally and the
traders took in their shorts in sugar
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Union Pacific
and Erie were among the strong features
susquehsnna preferred was steady OF
the hint that capitalists had agreed t'
take up the floating debt
Weekly Imports Of dry goods aut
general merchandise aggregated $i1,-
O1s. 4e3 against SO 1880 23S In CORE
spordlng week last year.
The bank statement showed loss o
| $1, 553 $50 in surplus reserve and th'
banks now hold $50 667 900 above legs
requirements
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

And a good appetite 90 hand In hand.
With the'loss Of appetite, the system can
not long sustain itself Thus the forti !
hcations Of good health are broken down
and the system Is liable to attacks Of
disease. II Is Ia snoh cases that the
medicinal powers OF Hoods SarsaparillR
are clearly shown Thousands who have
taken Hoods Sarssparilla testify 20 It's
great merits as a purifier Of the blood, It's
powers to restore and sharpen the appe =
lite and promote healthy action Of the
digestive organs Thus It Is, not what
we say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story aud constitutes
the strongest recommendation that can
be urged for any medicine Why not
take Hoods SarsspNllla now9
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Those wonderful low prices for wonder
fully fine goods don'C materializs when
you go to see them, especially 50 In foot
wear IL takes good buying and selling
facilities to make really low prices such
IS we have. A good many people, we are
glad to say, are finding out the fact that
our store is good place 30 leave their
shoe money, because our shoes are up to
the best notch Of quality and prices less
than usually asked iOr the same quality
st many stores FormRn's, No 10 East
Fourth street, between Market and King
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

City S,licltor elect Robert q. Harman,
one Of the ablest young lawyers
practicing at the New Castle county bar,
and Horace Greeley Knowles, ex-consul TO
Bordeaux, who recently passed brilliant
examination and was admitted to prao.
tice, have entered into partnership. While
Mr. Knowles did not register under Mr.
Hartman because the latter had not been
practicng for a sufficient number OF
years to take students, ye he was MI
knowles's preoeptor and guide Just the
sane Preceptor aud student now
meet on the level Both are
well-known and popular. and when
the Democratic lion and Republican
lamb lie down together and consider q
case In all its bearings, the other side
viii have to hustle when 1t comes up IN
court
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
weather Prospects.



A Fortune Would Not Buy Them.
Yesterdays New York Herald says:
President Robson, OF the Cleveland
Club; ex Treasurer q b Tslcott, w B
Wheeler, John B Day, Frank Mckee
and President Freedman saw yesterdays
game from the directors box At the
conclusion OF the contest Mr. Freed
man, on behalf Of the New York club
offered Prefidsnt Robson $4,000 in
cash for the release Of Bnrkett and
Mexican. Mr.. Robson promptly de
clinad the offer. He admitted that the
price was most generous and very com
plime ntsry 60 bis two great players, but
he said 10 would kill baseball IN Cleve p
land % dispose OF them at any price.
The New York club made almost as
large an offer for the release OF Breiten-
stein aud Ely without success. 1t Is
next TO impossible 70 purchase the re
lease Of valuable players Just now.
After yesterdays failure with the Cleve
land magnate, Mr Freedman announced
that the club will now pin its faith to the
team ne IL Is, and will make no changes
SO long as the men keep up good work
The fine catching OF Wilson, Fuiler'f
better playing and Burkes improved ali
around work are gratifying features
Herman and Van Haltren ale pltylng
better than they did last year. As soon
as Davis's arm RECEIVERS the team will bs
stronger than it has been since the emo
Of last season, al unless an experienced
star can be secured, the present. min,
will remain intact so long as they play 81
they are now playing.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
Prorrer.lre Frlendn, nreetInr-

KENNETH SQUARE June 8 The forty.
third yearly meeting Of Progressive
Friends CHE only sect Of Its kind in the
worlc) began at Longwood Meeting
house, near here, yesterday There will
be three days session. Frederick A.
Il nckley, Of Florence. Mass, presided,
and delivered the welcoming address.
at the afternoon session Charles ID. Il
Mills and Rev. J, Hodgins spoke on
Religious Liberty"
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

10 Philadelphia, yesterday, DR.. Henry
9. Booming, the quarantine physician,
stated that he did not anticipate that
the defeat Of the state quarantine board
bill, appropriating $3.50, 600 for the
purchase and equipment Of Little TIM.
cum island would mean the abolition OF
the state quarantine service The
opposition to the island station came
from the citizens Of Chester, who feared
that their drinking water would be
contaminated. Meanwhile the national
quarantine service at Rsedy Island will
continue TO look after incoming vessels
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
10 Celebrate Its sixtieth Anniversary.

Rev. z l. Hubbard. Phi D formerly
pastor at Union NJ. e. Church, this city,
now Of Baltimore, will deliver the
Grafton at the slxtieth anniversary
exercises OF the Delta Phi Literary
Society, Of Delaware College, on We'd
nesday, June 10 Herman st. Sypherd
will deliver the society address and Q.
Dean Cooper, the farewell address. The
committee is composed OF Harry R.
Draper, liza T. Pierce, Louis l.. Pratt,
Edwin krause. John r. Mullins and w.
Owen Sypherd.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
a ven PIeasant RIrlhdnr-

Miss Loura Meredith was very
pleasantly surprised on the occasion Of
her birthday by the following friends
Misses Anna Stewart, Jennie Lancaster.
Laura ellis, Bessie Wilson, Grace
Saunders Grace Clark, Alice Frszsr Liz
zie Dennison, and Harry Frazer, Israel
Rulings, Willie Hamilton, Wray Bacon.
George Matthews, Willie Matthew'S,
Harry Meredith. George Tobin, Walter
Bacon, Tasker Clark, and many OF hers
Some nice presents were received.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

High School boys defeated Goldsy
Collegians yesterday at Riverview Ia an
interesting game. The score:
High School .............. II 6 3-22
Goldey's College ...... liz
Q A c second team Of New Castle.
Is very anxious for game with the
NJ c a. team Of this city, either st
Rigerview or New CASTLE.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

CHESTER, June s.-The trouble bstween
Robert Howarth and his son, Dennis
Howarth, which resulted in the long con-
tinued law suits which have already had
50 much publicity, has been satisfactorily
adjusted, all the causes OF difference
having been settled
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Plans for q public convenience for
Eighth Street Park are bsing prepared
by e. L Rice, Jr. Il consists Of tool
house and toilet rooms for mea and
women The loft will be used for the
storage in Winter Of the benches used
ia the park in the Summer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
SOME PATRIOTIC PLANS.
Music, Sports, Fireworks VIII
Make July a a Big Day.
ORGANIZATIONS TO PARTICIPATE

other Events About Town. Professor
Gresham visits the Members of the
Board-PIeasant Lawn Party Last Night
Happenings on the River.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
new CASTLE, June S.-Patriotism is
astir again since City Council took the
initiative step and made an appropriation
as requested for q Fourth OF July cele-
brstion. The Lenape Fire Company,
Company b, N. g. D., and the Columbia
Athletic Club have entered into the spirit
of the throng and all will hold decisive
meetings before the citizens meeting is
called to order on Monday night
Company h, N. g. D., will hold q
special meeting in It's armory to night
and that is one of the subjects TO be
brought up. The plan is TO have the
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps
and Companies A and O. OF WILMINGTON,
visit the New Castle soldiers on the
morning Of the glorious day and partic-
ipate IN the morning parade In their
stylish white duck trousers.
Tomorrow afternoon the Lenape Fire
Company will hold q special meeting at
the engine house to plan for it's partici
patton In the celebration and to turn out
a large company Of brave ladies They
will probably have the City Cornet Band.
which will be engaged by the committee
providing that satisfactory terms are
arranged. President Schuhardt has
called the hremen's meeting for o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
At the call OF President Hushebeck the
Columbia Athletic Club will meet In the
Opera House tonight IN special session
to discuss plans for the day. II Is
proposed to engage a band to head the
club in parade, play an occasional con
cert for the edIfcstion Of the club
members at the Opera House, aud to
furnish good music at the sports and
baseball games.
The citizens committee will probably
arrange With Superintendent Holiday
for special trains and with Captain John
Doyle, Of the Major Rsybold, for special
excursions from Salem, Pennsville and
Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
Epw0rLh EzenEsIon. wednesday. JUNO /


Horses Die After Eating tho Feed.
Thomas Marion who resides In South
Wilmington, recently hired his horse ana
wagon to a German, for peddling
purposes. The German fed the animal
on feed bought at the Wilmington
Transfer stables, and left over from the
fire. On Thursday night the horse died
It Is said the German lost his own horse
few days ago from feeding the same
grain.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

William Medholdt and wife have sold
to Charles L Thompson a house on the
east side Of Hancock street on the south
side Of Lowering avenue, for 81. ECO
The lot Is 16 6 by 100 feet.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

A long tow passed up the river early
last evening. 1t Is quite rare for tug
boat to have In tow five barges which
number was towed up from Boston by
the tug Underwater, Captain Wiley.
The tug left Boston on Tuesday. and the
bArges are named Ellida, Mead, Merci-
dlta, Joseph Baker and Mary Whitridge.
They will take ont cargoes Of coal.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08
Go on Epworth Excursion, "Wednesday

when You Are Looking Around
for a suitable article Of paint for which
to apply on your house, do not neglect
the Lucas brand, We sell it, James NJ.
Bryan, i07 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-08

Wheat July, sis{: Sept. $685. Corn, July,
Ee3s. sept. 81; Oats, july 3lls05l5l; sept. 3ll4;
Porg, July, u 6l6; Sept.,l2 95; Lard, uly sG2la
06 60, sept, 6s213.S5; hihs, July, 35; Sept,
81 5j asked