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Evening journal., 1895-05-27
THE N. STOCK MARKET
T. d. Hooper & Co.'S Dispatch
BY Private Wires.

storks Generally strong 1t Opening on
strength OF Encouraging Crop News,
IndustriaIs Barely stsady Sugar In
Moderate Request-B Buying Of Paeiac
Mail Traced 70 Easide Parties.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
NEW y oRK May s7-3. p -stocka
were generally strong at the opening 90
the strength Of more encouraging crop
nevs and the room traders were large
buye Of Chicago Burlington and
Quincy and ST Paul, the latter In con
junction with fair demand FOR European
account
The industIiala were barely steady
although he Whiskey Trust scored a
sharp advance on the hint that the
Greenhutpariy had overatayed It's market
on the sharp side
Sugar was in moderate request for both
accounts and the report that the Have
meyer crowd had disposed Of the bulk Of
their speculative holdings was not con
tirmed
There was a good d.psnd for Chesa-
pealge and Onio Oh the rumor that closer
traffic relations will be shortly concluded
with the Big -Four and that compact
with the Michigan Central will
b. Of benefit to both companies
The buyiag OF Pacific Mail was traced
TO inside parties and Il is understood
that G. B. Huntington is ia favor Of
resuming dividends on the common
stock within the next six months
Chicago Gas was attacked by tie room
traders on the hint that Attorney Gen
eral Moloney will sucesed in his effort to
have the deed Of trnst annulled to the
Fidelity Trust Company, Of Philadelphia.
A rumor was also current that Oliver
b. Payne bad sold the bulk Of his
speculative holdings and that
no was not IN accord with the policy Of
the Standard Oil Trust, relative to the
proposed reduction in the rate Of divi
dend to 4 per cent per annum basis.
Thhe low priced specialties we're in
fair demand for both acsounts. Reading
was strong on the intlmation thar the
Vanderbilts had secured control
Of the Anthracite Coal situation in con-
nection with the purchases by the First
National Bank people.
The Brice-Thomas pool lifted New
England to a higher level on the dis.
closure of formidable short INTEREST.
Money was ! 20 l3 per cent
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Special Bargains
DeHAVE MS.
EFo,. nut w. -,
For This Week Only.

1000 yards best Calicoes
only 4c yard, this week only.
LOCO yards of Dress Gin
gaams only 4c yard, this week
only.
Bargain lot Of All Silk Rib.
bons 4c, SC, 6c, &c yard.
All our 75c Kid Gloves for
this week only soc pair.
All our I21ac Stripe Dimi-
ties going at Ioc yard, for this
week only.
All our r21lc Stripe Ducks
gong at Ioc yard, for this
week only.
All our I2Hc Sateens going
at Ioc yard, for this week only.
All our Muslin Underwear
will be sold at cost for this
week only.
Now is your time to take
advantage Of these special
prices, for this week only, at
DeHAVEN'
3O6 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
McKinley's Boom to BE Launched at Their
state Convention.

State Convention.
GAINESVILLE, o.. May 27.-g'ho Repub-
lican state convention meets here Tues
day and Wednesday, and many Of tho can
didates and their workers are here today
EA Secretary Charles Foster is among
the hustlers. Senator sherman will be
here today also There arc a dozen can
didates for governor, the fayorites being
General Asa S. Bushnell Judge Nash and
James III Hoyt.
The delegation from Cincinnati had
Bushnell for governor; the one from
Cleveland had Hoyt for governor All
were alike in hoisting MolIinley's S banner
for president and Foraker for senator.
The Toledo delegation had their cars deco
rated with tho inscription, Mckinley for
president, Foraker for senator and Guy
Major for governor
Fractional faaling was intensified among
advance guards here BY hearing that Nc
kinleys namo had beon torn FROM the
banners On tho special cars at Toledo on
the order Of Mayor Guy Major The
friends Of Major here say that Governor
Mckinley friends 9ob up delegation TO
contest tho seats of The Major delegation.
and THAT MoNinley's name was torn down
because of that action. They announce
that they win begin the fight at this con
yention against Mckinley for president by
opposing resolution indorsine the gov
ernor for president and starting n move
ment 70 get anti Mckinley delegatoa
1t is not probable that thore will be ma
terial opposition TO the resolution indors-
ing Mckinley at this convention for presi-
dent but it is already evident that fac
tional feeling will be strongly developed
in the conYention
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Drum fish are plentiful ia Milford
market and 50-pound one can be bought
nov for 10 OF 90 cents
More cottages are being put up at
Rehoboth Beach this Spring than for
many years Presiding Elder r. H.
Adams talks Of building large audi
torlum near the beach, and holding q
large camp.meeting.
1t is said that woman OF means Of
smyrna, has so cunning a fashion Of
canning whole tomatoes raw that a
Philadelphia concern has already con
tracted with her for her whole output OF
this season, which will be from / 8. 600 to
20 GOO quart cans, worth from $500 to
81 200
There IS some talk Of organizing 4
Good Templar'a Lodge In Milford
Laurel girls do not wear their watches
on the evenings they expect their lovers
This Is an item in the Delaware Pilot
Clayton ]. Parnell, prominent
member Of the Snow Hill bar sustained
partial stroke OF paralysis on Friday
and Is In critical condition at his home,
Several cases Of dlphtheria are re-,
ported in the vicinity Of the Sand Hills,
near Georgetown.
The gasoline side wh el boat Berthe e.
Tull built 1T Pocomoke City by +. j,
Tull has made a successful trial trip as
far as Snow Hill aud return to Pocomoke
City.
The May term Of the Circuit Court for
Worcester county will probably continue
the whole Of this week.
9 w. Cullen. ESQ Charles and Joseph
Phillips about three weeks ago set out
row OF maple trees along the sidewalk
and fronting their residences In George.
town, leading from Judge Callen's
residence to town Oae night recently
some unknown person or persons ruined
the trees by breaking them off about
halt way to the top
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
FarmerR' Institute will be held in the
Court House at Dover on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
81, LOUIS PASSES THE BREBKWAVER.
Surveyor for the oueenstown and Lewes
Railroad Laying the Line other Live
News From Lever.

News From Lever.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
LEwEs. May 27.-The large steamer st.
Louis, recently launched from Cramps
ship-yard, Philadelphia. passed the
Breskwater at about G10 o'clock
this morning on her trial trip. III
charge Of Pilot George l. Chambers. II
this town. The steamer was expected
to pass yesterday and many persons
spent the afternoon IA the bay
to see her Owing to the thick
weather il was supposed she anchored
up The bay, having passed Reedy Island
at 10 30 a. m yesterday.
The announcement that "a surveyor FOR
the proposed Queenstown and Lewis
railroad lis in Delaware laying
out the line has. somewhat chesred up
the prominent citizens Of 1.-The town who
used their influence In behalf Of the
company for a charter These people
were losing faith ia the company and
some went so far as to call it a fake but
they are more than willing to change
their decisions
Much interest Is being manifested in
town over the two games Of baseball to be
played here Oh Thursday between the
Georgetown snd Lewes climbs Lewes hes
IN the past, generally been successful, but
Iumor has Il that Georgetown has a good
team this year, thus making the enthusl-
Fsts ia town rather anxious about the
result OF Thursday 5 games
Application has been made for a char.
ter to organize Home Communion in
town This organization is connect d
with the B w "a F G. of A. and at-
mits women to membership.
TIE trustees cf the Presbyterian
Church have purchased the property Of
Or D. L Mustard known as Green
HALL adjoining the church property and
will enlarge the cemetery
Thomas T Moore. second assistant at
the Fourteen Foot Light, has purchased
the dry goods and grocery store OF
William r. Chambers in town, and It Is
said will resign his position at the light,
thus causing two vacancies, one at the
Brandywine and one at Fourteen Foot, to
be filed
Strawberries are selling at fifteen
cents q quart in Lswes nsrkets
Lewes mas fire new buildings in
course nf erection.
Dir Eastou, IN charge Of work Of filing
gap way with stone, IS in Lswes and has
everything in readiness to begin work
The first load Of stone Is expected the
hfst Of this week
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
BUGs haalN.
he y Taken 10 lihals waaay 20 Bc Resen-
Itneed

Re r Taken to lifais reaag % Ie Resen-
ieneea.
ALBANY, Mav For the first time in
the history 81 tho court Of appeals q CON
demnea murderer VIII 90 brought before
the bar Of tha court today to show cause
why he should not le resentoneed to die.
and If he cannot show satisfactory cause
he will probably be resentenoed by this
court
Tho man Is DR. Robert W. Buchanan.
and besides this extraordinary proceeding
in bis case there Is tho further remarkable
fact thnt for the second time Dr. Buohan-
an gets glimpse Of the world in being
brought from has cell 10 Albany, the other
time being when he was taken 10 New
urk for rcsentenee. II the court resen-
tences him, the date set will be the fourth
day set for his execution, he having os-
capped the death chair that number Of
times
Tho criminal annals Of the state show
upon their face 10 such remarkable case
as this one Of DR. Buchanan He was con
yicted on April Is, 1898, Of having MUIR
dered his wife and was sentenced to death.
The case was appealed to the court Of ap-
peals, but because Of tho vast amount Of
evidence 60 be printed was not considered
BY that tribunal until one year after. the
appeal IN the meantime acting as a stay Of
execution. The court Of appeals unani-
mously declared him rightly adjudged, and
he was taken from Sing Sing to New York
and resonteneed
When he was fairly back in Sing Sing
again, his lawyers appealed on technical
grounds TO the United States court This
court denied the appeal, and then his
counsel appealed to the British consul on
the ground that he was citizen Of Great
Britain That official refused to inter-
ferei and upon the eve Of execution Bu-
ohanan's first wife secured a reprieve from
Governor Morton on the ground that he
was not prepared to die
Ia tho meantime another application
was made to the United States court for a
writ Of haboas corpus, and although Dis
triot Attorney Fellows declared that this
could not act as a stay Of execution tho
prison warden, upon the advice OF the at
torney general refused To execute Tho
United States court dismissed the appeal.
and tho application to be made today is
for resentenee, the time set for the OK
ecution having elapsed.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27

Sister Clark Wanted to Kill the Man Who
Would Not Marry Her she Didn't DO IT..
but she Broke Up the Services In an East
Orange colored Church.
ORANGE. N. D.. May a7.- Services in
the Union Baptist church (eolured) in
Oakwood ayenue this city, were inter-
rupted by a shooting case that narrowly
escaped being q murder The shooting
was done by Bella Clark Of THOMPSON
street, East Orange and the intended vie
tim was Andrew Brookenbow who also
lived in Thompson street and sings in the
choir Of tho Oakwood Avenue church
The Rey. Patton III Mathews, the pastor
Of the church, had just announced his
tuxt when the shooting took place.
The minister had hardly closed his BIZ
bio WHOM tho woman burst opon the front
door, and rushing mp tho center aisle to
where Brookenbow was sitting, near the
organ drew a revolver from under her
wrap and fired two shots at him.
One Of tho bullots passed through Brock
enbow's coat sleeve and tho other passed
harmlessly by his head and inbodded IL
self in the woodwork alongside tho organ.
a panic ensued among the congregation,
and in few minutes the woman was left
alone in the church, many Of the worship
ers jumping through the windows in their
fright and oagernoss TO escape
Threw stones at Her Captors.
After the shooting the woman walked
out Of the front door and ran in the direo-
tion'of East Orange She was oyerpow-
ored By number Of men and boys, and
the revolver was then taken away from
her. She escaped from her oaptors by
throwing stones at them and was recap
tured after a chase of nearly q mile
The woman was arraigned before Judge
Davis at the Orange police station on
charge Of atrocious assault and battery
preferred by Brookenbow. She told the
judge that BrooSenbow had been koeping
company with her for three years and had
repeatedly promised 70 marry her Tho
date for thoir wedding was set for last
week, but at the last moment Brooken-
bow had told her that no did not intend
to keep his promise She then resolved
TO kill him and bought the revolver for
that purpose on Friday. Judge Davis COM
mitted the woman to the Newark jail TO
await the action of the Essex county grand
jury.
There has been a faotional fight in the
Oakwood Avenue church for several
months past that has resulted at various
times in lively incidents, and two weeks
ago the police had to be called in to quell
fight at meeting of the trustees Of the
two warning clements.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
"rhe L,ttle T,cson :,

Miss Catharine Linyard, the very charm.
ing prima donna, whose sweet voice hrst
made famous the waltz song. Love
Comes Like Summer Sigh, in ''The Lit.
tie Tycoon. has been engaged BY Messrs
Nixon and Zimmerman to sing her origi
nal role Of Violet in their sumptuous Re
yival Of Willard Sponsors opera which
will open at the Broad Street Theatre.
Philadelphia, on June Miss Linyard il
6 remarkably beautiful woman as we'll q
one Of the best vooalists on the light
opera stage, and is sure to score a success
In the city this Summer.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
ONLY a BUCKET BRIGADE.
Fire sweeps Almost Unchecked Through a
Pennsylvania Town.

SCRANTON, Pa, May a7-A large por-
tion Of the business center cf Dalton, ton
miles north Of this towp was destroyed
by fire. The flames were discovered by
the engineer Of passing Delaware Lack
awanna and Western train He sounded
the whistle so vigorously that the villagers
were awakened. The bucket brigade was
insufficient to stop the Roadway Of the
flames, which started ID the store Of L. L.
Van Fleet and burned for six hours
There Is no fire company in. the place
James Boardman fell through two floors
Of building and received serious injuries
Tho estimated loss is $50. COO sustained
by the following: Francis Dorsheimer
lumber yard and barn; Robert Turnbull.
bakery and dwelling: Perry Hetzel occu-
pant and W al. Dean, owner, dwelling
Oscar stolt owner, and Albert Davis, oc-
cupant store, Rico 4 Son. store "A. @.
Eaton, owner and T.. l. Van Fleet oc-
eupant store and dwelling, and E. Phil.
iins store
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
cITY NEWs IN RRlEE-

The members Of the Levy Court win 10 tr
Glasgow tomorrow and Inspect bfideethere
-sliheb Sholom Congregation which meet,
IN the Mcgaully Building. Eight ana Oranes
streets, viii hold a special service to-rnorrov
evening IN honor Of the feast Of weeks.
shortly before noon. the government lfaht
house tender Zlz4nia arrived al fhe Harlsf
and Hollingsworth Company's and blew OF
steam preparatory to being hauled out on IN,
dry dock for an overhaulin1
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
AN AUDIENCE Of ONE.
Yet Pastor Wilcox Preached on the side
walk, as He Had Threatened.

AeA fastor wilcox Preached on the Side
walk, as lie Had Threatened.
CHICAGO. May 27-Rev. J. i. Wilcox,
recently pastor Of tho First Christian
church, and now out Of job, carried out
his promise TO preach If he had TO do it on
the sidewalk. He had trouble with his
congregation recently and was barred out
Of the church.
The ediiice was closed. Mr.. Wilcox APP
peared ON the sidewalk at the usual church
hour, One man was there to hear him.
The preacher read his text and Bible les
son. Tho congregation sat down ON the
curb and appeared Interested. The minis
tor plunged into his subject and delivered
a very impressive sermon Then he pro
nounced tho honediotion, and grasping
the man by the hand, said
Brother your presence has been a
source Of qualification and pride to me-.
May ! inquire who you areyn
You may, said the man.
Well then, who are yougi
II am a reporter, said the man. Then
he walked away.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
ItIs MnIhnr,s nntr.

City Solicitor Elliott has written 4
letter 70 Chtsf Engineer John Fl Walker,
Of the Fire Department calling his
attention to chapter SAC. volume l6.
Laws OF Delaware. which provides that
the chief engineer shall have charge OF
IRE escapes and their Inspection. and
allowing him g. for each exanination.
Ile penalty for non compliance
With his orders is fne not exceeding
$500 1t has been generally supposed
that this was the business az the
building inspector.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
IL Did the Bus,ness.

J. 81. Cobb. publisher Of the Mirror.
Brocton, n Y says: The Mirror has been
publishing advertisements Of Chamber
lain's Remedies. The writer was suffering
from bowel trouble and resorted TO an old
remedy which did not prove tficaeious
be tr.ea Chamberlalns Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and two doses did
the business, checking it completely. For
sale BY z James BELT. 9th and Market
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
!A.L. al. bsvlIeS EsiIsSI !
AEs@GsagJTEEM pUEeE

tions and mauouyrea on Saturday night
liz front Of the old Court House.
Ths ten train. that great Sunday
night convenience. made its frat trio
over from WILMINGTON last night on the
new schedule
Ia an instrumental quartet played here
played ''tener" while nobody played first
and second base
Now git up, brush yourselves, and git
at EN- Priucetons, " Is the yell that Is now
being prscticed Ia town.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Incidents Of the Day.

The City Cornet Band will decide upon
free Summer concerts this week and It is
feared that these enjoyable entertain
ments ara doomed.
Watson Post, G A r., made a
creditAble appearance yesterday when
they marched 10 church to hear Chaplain
Munson. But many Of them have
whitened hair and their number is
smaller.
Six bundles Of wood for l0c. S. NJ. Grose.
Services OF the forty hours devotion
began In st Peters Church yesterday
with the 80 service This nornlng'a
seIvils began At So'clock and to night 8
will be held at 2 80 There are no visit.
ing clergy owing to illness
Professor George w. Leslie of Will
mington. we'll known here, gave fine
exhibition OF intricate tight-rops oontor-
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Mnde,s IInir crnnnn,l-

LONDON, May "a Wilde and Taylor
who were sentenced Saturday to two years.
Imprisonment for .heinous crimes, attend
cd the prison chapel at Pontonville on
sunday Their hair was cropped, and they
were IN the prison garb The two prison
ers will only beallowed to soc their friends
four times in the year on condition Of
their good conduct.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
rrausferg of Ran rgtato

The following transfers OF real estate
have been hlod: Edward L. Farmer to
Mary A. Ford property on Searles north
Of Fifth street Anrie BRyha to Elizabeth
B. McComb, on Water near French
Annie Bayha, to Elizabeth B. McComb,
the National Hotel on Water between
King and French streets
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Noiss Amonr I'd Alhlsla..

II Is hoped By everybody that, no
natter what changes are made In the
Me- Castle team. Manager Hushe-
beck will not release Higgins He hits
the bali right on the noss
Bacon moves like kucd ball player
He has plenty Of ginger, is fast runner
and connects with the ball He would
make a good successor to Steele II the
latter plays at short
There were lots Of guesses as to what
hooaooed O. A. O. Some thought the
new canvas, others the new right field
seats, others the new batting order aud
some thought the new diamond did it.
But many guess that 1t WAS new $40
bills
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
JOHN <. LODGE DYING.

The Murderer Pardoned BY Ex-Governor
Reynolds Passing Away at His Home
Near Lewes.
Special Correspondence EveninRJournal.
LEWIS. May 27-John K Lodge of
near town, who was released from q ninety.
nine years sentence in Georgetown jail on
a pardon from ex Governor Reynolds, Is
dying. The doctors in attendance have
given him up and word has been sent to
his brother In New Jersey.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
AEreeahlY snrnrIsnll. .

Il had severe cold on nv lungs that
gave me considerable uneasiness in regard
70 the result, says I, Smith, OF Billerioa,
Mass "A local druggist called my at
tention TO Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
ana on his recommendation / gave the
remedy a trial. The result surprised me
recovered entirely In three days % and
0O cent bottles for sale BY Z James Belt
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
.weli-Rnown Tugboat Disabled.

Early this afternoon the river tugboat
Laura B., belonging to the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company. was
disabled on the river BY an
accident to her gear She Was towed up
In helpless condition by the tug Fred
Jansen to the w. & N. wharf, whore she
was tied up.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
woman's Baptist homo mission society.

SARATOGA, May 27.-The Woman's s
Baptist Home Mission society. which hns
its headquarters &C Chicago and Is auxil-
larry 90 the Baptist May anniversaries. con-
yened Its eighteenth annual meeting here
i was presided over ~ the president, Mrs
J. n. Grouse of Chicago
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Knoeksd overboard ID 80 wIre

An unknown boy had an experience at
Market street bridge which be will pro5a
bly, never forget The boy grasped a
heavy electric wire-one of the
feeders for the lighting plants
at Farnhurst from this city and
was Immediately knocked down and
over the end OF the approach, lighting on
a car float At McManus ferry. Both hands
were badly burned and the boy
sustained severe bruises. Il is generally
believed that these live wires ought to be
guarded or protected by some device as
they are very dangerous.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Beautlfui Csnter-rabIe Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that win instruct
as well rs amuse. Well, get q copy Of
Famous Paintings Of the World bound
in clcth and gold. It is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 rs
will buy IL Made to sell at 50. Only a
few left Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
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Evening journal., 1895-05-27
waa s. Im arlnarr Asaault.

About II o'clock yesterday mornin &
three policemen marched through town
with six prisoners. Three Of the men
were Thomas Tsopltsky, John Rehus,
John Seftsok, Polish residents Of
Dobblnsville, whom Frank Samuels had
accused OF trying to beat him to death
Before Mayor Boyd, Samuels could not
remember any assault and admitted that
1t was q false alarm and that be had a
grudge against the trio The three
prisoners and three witnesses were
dismissed with snarp reprimand
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Retnrned to Tie Asylum.

Toby" Corbett, colored. who has been
an inmate Of Fsrnhurst for five years,
wandered from that institution 10 this
city yesterday He vas captured By a
policeman and delivered to Keeper
Arthur Sullivan this morning and re
TUNED TO the asYlnm
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
DuPont's Want More Jersey Land

z l. Dupont de Nemours Company
is reported to be negotiating for a strip
OF beach below the old railroad wharf al
Pennsgrove There is 300 feet or more
in the tract and the Wilmington firm
will probably effect the purchase within
the next fortnight.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
shIp Under snsnirion.

NEW YORK, May 27-Tho Prince limo
steamer Mexican Prince was detained at
quarantine hy Health officer Dotv owing
TO tho fact tlIat one of her crew had been
sent % tho hospital ~ Hlo 10 Janeiro
suffering from yellow foFef
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
shot IIIs IlratieT For Auatin. ~

BALrmoRE May eT--John q. Rienan
probably fatally shot bis brother. Ffeior.
lex q. kicman. The cause of tho ahoaf.
ing Is said 20 De that Frederick awaked
John at what tho latter regarded 40 o..
tirely unealled for hour.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Porsonni Events.

Miss Rebs Holcomb Of Washington, IS
in the city on brief visit 10 old friends
Edward Wilson, Jr, OF New Haven,
Conn was here spending Sunday with
bile parents.
Fred Davis paid his former home a
visit yesterday and looks much improved
In health