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Evening journal., 1895-06-20
DEPUTIES AT FlsTlcuFFs.
Session Of the italian Chamber Broke Up
In Row.


ROME, Juno 20.-The Italian deputies
had an excited debate over a socialist mo-
tion to extend general amnesty to those
persons condemned by courts martial
Premier Crispi, amid Interruptions, said
that the right Of pardon was a royal pre-
rogative and tho chamber could not grant
amnesty, but could only recommend Glenn
ency to the king. An uproar followed,
when, turning 20 the socialists, he said
"The government not only thinks that
it is the agitators in whom you are inter
ested, but they think that they are the
real sufferers.
A quarrel then broke out in the cham
her Tho socialist deputies Deandreis,
PHI, Lorcnzini and Casalc got more vio-
lent, and finally led in a ilsticuf and a
general tumult, amid which the sitting
was suspended When it was resumed,
the president with approval, ordered an
inquiry into the incident with a view TO
inflicting punishment. a duel is being
arranged between Deputies Dcandrcis and
Casale
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
STORIES OF THg DAY.
A BOZ. HOLE and 4 TrnnI.

hoy Horse and Trunk
A boy, horse, a huge trunk and al
lapidsted cart were ali mixed up In a bit OF
excitement which broke the peaceful
monotony Of life in the vicinity OF Third
street yesterday afternoon and the
spirited nature OF the horse, which by
the way was kin to that Of the famous
steed Of Achilles, was the real cause Of
the stir
He wanted to trot across the bridge
and OF course he did Then the fun
commenced The trunk which WAS
lying in the rear of the cart began to
Jump up aud down, creating a sound
that grated harshly upon the refined
nerves of the quadruped. Faster
and faster became the gait Of
the horse, aud the faster 10 trotted the
louder and more inharmonious were the
sounds produced by the humping Of the
trunk aud the rattliDg OF the cart. The
boy lost his head-fg fguratively speaking
and the horse had things all his own
way.
After making a bolt across the bridge
--the very girders Of which creaked
under the heavy strain caused BY the
descent kof his colossal notes.-the horse
turned sharply and darted through a
small thoroughfare and was about
getting ready to furnish few
spectators an exhibition OF one
horse chariot racing. on the smooth
bed Of Fourth street, when with crash,
the cart struck a telegraph poll. All the
time the excitement prevailed the
boy stuck to the cart But when
the collision came. he was forced to
relax his hrm hold and landed head.
forward on the sidewalk. This ended
the episode. The horse was checked in
his mad flight and with q few bruises
the boy jumped In the cart again and
drove of.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
RoxBoRouGH.
IncIdenta Of the Day.

Al the weekly drill Of Company II. N.
G d last night. orders were read for
the company 10 report at the armory on
the morning OF July at 40 o'clock in
fatigue uniform. white gloves and black
belts The company will also report At
armory s As a m, July 5, for rifle
practice This win be held at Woodland
Beach or down the bay somewhere
Mayor Boyd has decided to appoint ten
special policemen for duty July 4.
Principal Knapp's decision to allow
nothing to be brought in the Opera
Houae in the way OF gifts but presents
20 the graduates will change al previous
arrangements, but is hailed with delight
by the committeeman
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
THE N.Y.STGCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THB LATEsE VAIL gTREEF NBWs

The Chicago, darlington and Quincy Pool.
Northern Pacific Weak on the Belief
That an Assessment wiII BE HIade-c Cord
age Reorganization Committee TO BE
DIsbanded.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
New YoRK. June 2O--3 p m.-st1'cks
displayed sagging tendency in TIE
early hours with the professional element
hard at work to establish lower range
Of vsluee.
Some impression was made on the
graug gers because Of the appearance Of
selling orders for London account, but
the room traders hesitated to attack st.
Paul on account OF the belief that i'm
portant financial announcements may be
made when Banker Morgan returns to
bis Office to morrow.
The pool In Ohicago, Burlington and
Quincy became more aggressive In the
late dealings and this lead TO sharp
recovery In all grsngers.
Favorable weather in the corn belt
Was offered Sc an excuse for stimulating
the upward movement.
Northern Pacific Preferred. as we'll
as the subsidiary bonds were weak
on the b . ief that after conference has
besn held between President HILL OF the
Great Nolthe,n and Banker Morgan, a
heavy assessment will be called on all the
junior securities under the proposed reor
ganization plan.
National lead declined on the post
punement Of the consideration Of
dividend on the Common. because DO
quorum Of the board could be obtained.
It Is probable that the Cordage re-
organization COMMITTEES will be dis
banded as two Of It's members have 10
fused to serve on account Of interests
being diametrlcslly opposed to the rs-
organization plan.
Receiver Platt Of the New England
refuses to confirm the story that the
road has passed into the control Of the
New Haven people. This caused 3
demand to cover shorts.
Chicago Gas was shade steadier on
the fling Of Judgment of $106 600
against the city for overdue gas bills
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company CON
TUNED TO advance on account Of the
buoysnt tendency Of the iron market and
on the assurance that a uniform price
Of $24 per ton for steel rails will be
ordered at the conference of the steel
| rail association
President Rice. of the Whiskey Trust,
is In consultation with Receiver McNulta
and important developments are ex
pected.
TIE weshly anthracite ccsl 81 ipn en- )
show desIsass Of 295, $50 tons compared
with the gponding week OF last
year.
The coal stocks were ffmer on the
hint that Banker Morgan will inslst
on the formation OF coal traffic pool
Foreign exchange strong
Money easy at per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
WIN Thev rat Fleh?

The Step Fetch Il Club left on q
fishing trip this morning for the canal
with lots Of bait-golden and otherwise
and large stock OF fishing material
The members are J. w. Aydon, DIR. John
O Fahey, NJ. Q. Newell Robert
Walters, Charles Mammele, Henry
Baird, ex Marshal Henry G. Mahaify,
Harry j Stoeckle, Fritz Messing, John
Talley. John Craig, Thomas Carjwell
and Charles Stewart They left word on
their departure that no Que
need 60 to the canal for
st least four months aud expect TO even
get bite. Three express wagons have
b en- ordered TO be ia readiness to carry
thsir catch home, and all the friends OF
tie lucky thirteen expect TO catfish.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Finenrthed a strpv ekeleton.

PAwTuCKET, r. l., June 20.-Werkmen
employed in making alterations in Hiber-
nian hall az Lonsdale discovered a human
skeleton which had apparently been in
the ground a number of years, The body
was but rs inches below the surface Of the
ground, and there was no trace Of a coffin.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
clnhhsd ID nsnth and Rohhed.

PITrsFIELD Mass, June 20-Dcwitt
Curtis, 40 years Of age, was found muir
dcred on Hancock mountain, seven miles
from here Curtis came TO this city to sell
three loads OF strawberries and spent the
day drinking. He started for home in
company with two men who have not
since been seen. He was apparently club
bed to death, and all his money was gone.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
DON'T BE WOODY.
How Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Have Caught the Town.

Ii IS the fastest and most healthy Of
Chewing Gums Put up in pretty boxes Of
10 chips, and sold at SC. Faultless in form,
faultless in favor, faultless in the ingre-
dients that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything, perfection in every.
thing such are a few of the qualities Of
the Faul.iess Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
joke, and a good ore. and a true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them win accept no
other They say give us Faultless Pepsin
Chips Nothing else. If your dealer don't
keep them, send Sc for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & klee. Sole Agents and Dis
tributors, Park Place. cor. Church Street,
NJ. "
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
wlLMlNel CHICHESTER TROLLEY.
Meeting Of Board Of Directors OF the New
COMPANY 1o-day.


A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Wilmington and Chester Electric
Railway Company was held this after
noon at the residence OF President James
O McComb The road commissioners
were present and the question OF damages
in connection with the construction Of
the road WAS discussed.
1t Is probable that rail way people will
so shape their affairs as to be able to
begin work on the new road ia two or
three weeks
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Firebugs In erie.

ERIE, Pa, june 20.-Four fires oocurr-
Cd here early Wednesday morning and,
although in each case the damage was
merely nominal, there is considerable ex-
citement owing 10 the belief that they
were all of incendiary origin
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
vaiiSyrie III Is Quick In stays.

LoNpoN, June 20.-The Sportsman says
that for snch an immense boat Nalkyrie
III Is remarkably quick in stays and spun
around in manner more suggestive Of a
one ratcr than one of her class.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Conanctor KiIled hr the en-.

NORWICH, Conn, june 20.-Eugene M.
Brown, a conductor who lives at Preston,
was run over by a switch engine and kill
ed while standing ON the tracks making
up his train AZ the Ferry street depot
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
r.rssmen n convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Thc first scs-
sion of the seventh annual convention of
the International Printing Pressmen's
Union Of North America convened in this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Death In a Flre.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Juno 20.-The town
Of Danilow, in the province Of Jareslaw,
has been the scene Of d great fire, which
destroyed several public buildings a
church and a number Of private houses.
Several persans mot doath In the ilames.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
"NeIlie Rl,n nsre.

The little steamer Nellie Bly, came up
the Christiana this morning and anchored
At Shipley street wharf In All probability
she will resume her Summer trips be +
tween this city and Pennsviile
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
nunce sncces ds aIeade.

WAsHiSeTON, June 90. ~ Commodore
Bunce has bcen appointed 10 the COM
mand Of the North Atlantic squadron to
succeed Admiral Meade
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Washington InvaIids Tmprovinr.

WASHINGTON, June l9-There Is q con
tinued Improvement in the condition of
Representative Hit and Miss Mary a.
aodge (Gail Hamilton).
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
They Sow Espeet 5.ooo vIaItors.

Now that the Committee on Transpor-
tation has begun to hustle, there Is
little doubt but that the prophecy that
5 600 visitors would see the New Castle
celebration on July sesms sure to be
fulfilled. Colonel Rogers, the active
fireworks committeeman, predicts that
New Castle will contain the largest
crowd that ever thronged It's streets on
that day and now everybody believes
him
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
rwo nlraterIous pIaeoverles.

The British steamship Earnwell,
which passed up to Philadelphia yester-
day from Santiago de.Cdba, reported that
on the 18th inst, Fenwicks leland Light
ship bearing north. Ave degrees west,
sixteen miles distant, the mast OF q
sunken vessel projecting eight feet above
the water was passed The same day it
was discovered that the Black Can buoy,
which should have been on the southeast
end Of Hen and Chickens shoal, had
disappeared.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
stay For narry HAYWARD.

court has granted stay in the cxccu-
tion Of Harry Hayward for 80 days.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
.nmmencnmnnt ~ INN.

MEnFOHD, Mass, june 20 Tho thirty
ninth annual commencement exercises Of
Tufts college took place in Goddard
chapel
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Tennis rournament Jnly

"1I"I7 NW"I H8IlINHN VWEF =
4 tennis tournament win be held on
the Delaware Field Club grounds at
Elsmere from July 70 July
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

Wheat. July, ~ Sept, s3t6: Corn
July, 49h sept, 5t9s@5 Y; Oats, Juiy, 2sIS
Sept, 2sl4 Lard, July, G.4Ils1e.51: Sept. g x
asked; Pork, July. II IS ssked; IL. rs asked,
ktbs, July, 6.l1ls; Sept. 137I6.40.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

Once seventh aud King, Phone 545.
r T. Sergasnt dealer Ia coal aud WOO, 4
Load of wood for $150
EE Large pes coal tcr families
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
why The oAmpaIgners Come here.

In presenting report In person to the
Philadelphia Single Tax Society, Harold
6udell. of this city, considered Delaware
a good state in which TO work because
the constitution is not opposed TO raising
all revenues from land values, and also,
the Legislature Is so smRll-twenty.o
in the House and nine In the Senate.
There are but forty to fifty thousand
voters In the state-more than half Of
whom are In New Castle county. There
Is to be Constitutional Convention In
the Fall of 1891 and in the meantime
much effective work can be done with
the help OF the letter writing corps,
which will without doubt be augmented
for the work, and speakers from New
York. Baltimore, Washington and Phil
adelphia,
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

Chicago CIoaInr prIcen

June, 6,Sl bid; 9 So asked: July, G Sc bid; q. So
ssked; August, S6 hid; september. SO
bid; $3.50 asked October, 6,93 bid; g. "a asked.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
OUR STAY IS LIMITED

~ ~ A "A A. An IA M44 A LIZ
Do you want Mems, Boys and
Chlldren's Clothing at your own
prices9 Then don't put it off any
longer but call at once at the
GreatManufaCturerS' Sale
where your dol ar will 90 as far
there as three dollars in other stores.
This sale will close shortly, SO
come at once.
Prices Tell the Tale.
Meas Business Suits $3.50 worth
5000.
Mems Suits $4 so, worth 5000
Mems Elegant Clay Worsted Suits at
Sc 30, worth $50 90
Mems Elegsnt Flack and Blue Cheviot
Suits at S4 80, worth $l3 90
Mems Cashmere Suits at 5000, worth
S13 so
Boys Elegant Suits at 69e. and 81 90,
worth So So
Boys Suits at SLIGO, So 90. So as.
WI va rum % ~ 10 FO w.
Thousands Of Mems Heavy Working
Pants, at sos.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at 90s
worth $3.50
Fine Dress Pants 81 50 worth 81 90.
Fine Dress Pants 81 co. worth SO 90.
Children's Jersey and Velvet Suits at
less than cost Of goods
Spring Overcoats at your own price.
Fine Serge Suits at So 80, worth $l4. 90.
Elegant Imported Serge Suits at 50. 20,
worth SIG 90.
Boys Suits "A to 10 years IS So worth
SIS 90.
Boys Suits IA to 10 years s47S, worth
kl2 90.
Thin Goats and Goats and Vests
At EnY Price They May Bring.
Children's Knee Pants at 13 cent?.
GREAT
MANUFACTURERS SALE,
220 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
New and Lively Sporting Events.


The committee on sports In connection
with the Fourth Of July celebration met
in the Opera House last night and de
cided upon the following--the prizes to
be selected later:
100yarda dash.
$50 yards dash
Ranning long jump.
Running high jump.
Run. hop, step and jump.
80 yards dash for boys under IL years
OF age
Pie eating contest.
Sack rRce
Three-legged race.
Tug OF war-married and single men
(sntrles open to sli amateurs aud close on
Or before July p
Ball.throwing contest between the
Montgomery and @. A. Q. clubs, the
ball to be delivered by the pitcher to
catcher once, then 30 first base, to second
base, to third base. to the home plate and
around the diamond three times, the
club throwing the ball making the
quickest time, winning the prize.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
A Hard Struggle for saturday

The winning Columbia Athletic Club
team will on Saturday be brought face to
face with Philadelphia baseball club
that has been taking games from all the
professional mines south OF Phila
delphla, the Roxborough team. The
A G s strongest team will be pitted
against the Philadelphians and close
and exciting game is prophesied by all.
The batting order.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Excursions and Special Off,
GERS for independence bay.
COMPANY 4 TO REPORT JULY 4 AND 5

Reasons why the Single Takers Are Adj
wsncing on Delaware-sportsa at Battery
Park Arranged for BY Committee.
other Happenings.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20
Mitchell&BaSh
WILMINGTON, Del, june 90 1885,
WILMINGTON, Del, June 20, 1895.
AS USUAL

Friday will be cear-out day--a the Hats and Dress
Goods that have been slow put their quick step
prices We've no room for slow goods for remnants.
Friday IS clearing out day and here they go.
Evening journal., 1895-06-20

NEW CASTLE. June 20.
Rev. James c. Kerr, a native OF this
city, and who has been visiting old
friends here this week was yesterday
awarded by President Fell, Of St Johns
College, Annapolis. the degree of
doctor of divinity. The minis
ters thus honored were named
as follows Rev. j. G Kerr, United
States army; Rev. Whitford l. Nc
Dowell. Annapolis, Nd. Rev Charles
s. Baker. Crls6eld. Md Rev. James w.
McIlvaine, Annapolis, Md Rev. WHY'S
Rede, Rockford, Ill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

ceedings was passed on, the Court
holding, Judge Harrison dissenting,
that this question was conclusive Of
the case. The Judgment Of the Cir
cult Court of Petersburg is affirmed
Judge Harrison delivered posi-
tive dissenting opinion in which he
vigorously argued that the not men.
toned was intended merely to grant
privilege of issuing new bonds,
provided the county authorities
elected to do so. saying that 1.-THE
oct which was on Its face Intended
as benefit is now made the means
of ruin to the benetciaries, SO far
as the payment of this large debt
is concerned" and he says further
that the country is emitted TO make
oil defences against the conditional
bonds which she could not have
made before tho net was passed,
and is not stopped 10 make that de-
fence by tho letter or spirit of the
act.
Mr.. w. w. Flanagan, counsel for
the county Of Powhatnn, stated to-
day TINT he would file petition for
n re.hearing and tho opinion OF
judge Harrison encourages him to
believe that it will he granted.
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THE COCKADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Peters
burgers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to tho virginian.

Special Dispatch to tho Nirginian.
pETERsBUEG, Nn., February .
Petersburg WAS visited last night by
the heaviest snow storm OF tho win
ter. which has continued through
to day. The ground is covered to n
depth of from ten to twelve inches.
There have beeu great many "out
tiers" OH the street.
Sheriff Grizzard, of Sussex coun
ty, left here this morning for Sussex
Courthouse with the negro Robert
Ridley, who shot and killed Il Mr..
George Williams some weeks ago.
and who has been confined in tho
Jail OF this city ever since. At the
time of the murder open threats
of lyuohiug the murderer we're
made, and 1t was thought best to
keep him hero in Petersburg. Rid.
ley's case is set for trial ut the Feb
ruary term Of the County Court,
which opened to-day, but it will
probably not be heard, ns Mr.. G. Il.
Lnssiter, Of this city, counsel for the
accused, told mo this morning before
leaving for Sussex Courthouse that
he should ask for continuance
Y. w. AbernGthy, white man of
this city, was before the Mayor til 8
morning to answer the charge of al
tempting TO commit criminal Us
snult on lady. lie was sent on to
the Hastings Court for trial. Bnil
was allowed In the penalty of $500.
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CAUTsOM r.


III PERSONS are Caution against pur-
Shahlh8 lepnone instruments reIu.r-
'n9 battery ior their operation. oruaing
Instruments OF this Inscription cxcept
unGer license OF the AMERICAN i.rIr
TELEFhONnt OMpANY. @ ioston Mag
his company owns Letters Patent No.
4o3.o60. granted 10 tmle leriiner. No.
FemOer eth, 1891, Tor combine teta-
graph and telephone. ami oontro,s Ter.
tors Patent No. il4.2jl. granted TO rhos.
a. : aison' MAY Sd. 1872. for II speaking
telegraph, which patents cov-rs funda.
mental Inventions and embrace all fnrYna
OF microphone transm tiers and of car.
bon telephones. - VA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
II. c. ROggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
l26 AHAiN REEF,
PHONE No. 40.

FOR RENT-126 WillouGhby, 3l9anl
$40 Willo ghby, all modern convcniences
ana cisterns; 100 Park avenue, 80 Parh
avenue, rs Highland, 1905 Iiighlan ave-
nue.. "a heliy uVenue, new house on Gibbs
avenue. - Wood street, Is Cha 81. ID
Brewer. 10 Charlotte street 20, Chapel.
sand Is Baxter avenue. 80 and 80 Denb.
FOX SALE-Two houses on Park ave.
nue.. four on Wilioughby avenue. two on
Cooke avenue. one on Gibbs avenue,
four on highland three on RESERVOIR,
one on Tunstall, two on Falkland. two
on Iovitt avenue. ono on Clay. one ON
g avenue, liuntersvillc. aud NICE lots on
Freemason. Bousn. Dartmouth. Cor.
rev, Marshall. Highland, Park and
Gibbs. alsos versl nice farms we'll located.
suitable for stock raising. grain or truck
farming, on easy terms. Correspondence
solicited.
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B. II. L. Page & Co., Auctioucers, No. l6 BauM
street.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE nav
Towniend 4 Joynes, AuctIoneers.

PURSUANT TO a DEED OF TRUST MADE
L ny W. :. Wilson aud wife to me, us trustees,
nt Ted Jung goth, ls9A, ana recorded in de j
Couit. and at request of creditors thereii,
occurred, shall sell at public auction, at tho
h hY Istato Exchange. Norfolk, Va, NOM
i nA teormary 18th, at II o'clock m, the fol.
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situated
on he south sde Of Gordon avenue. Barbuurs-
vie, Norio.E county, Va, aud fronting thereog
land being situated East OF thu Cottage To.{
Bridge, This property is SOLD subject TO Is
p Tor deed oi trust for 500. due the IIeptaso-
phlan Siassih d Building Associate II.
lEkNS CASH. j. W. BARBOUR.
iei-tde Trustee.
B. H. l.. Page & Co, Auctioucars, No. ls Bap,x
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SHARP g. GWATHMEY, So Main Street.
REAL ESTATE.
e. OR S al .

We offer some OF the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
f1ne West Emu residence, 87xl20 feet.
No. 1877 CRANKY street.
No. 222 anu 22i Butte street.
ehsmemt rental properties on Church.
'mith, Willonghby. James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore, brewer.
Princegs Anne. Plume. Riverside, Wind
5or ana New castle otreets, and Park.
Nilioughbv. Central ami b Avenues, aud
many more at Lambert'a Point.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN LOTS ON THn
ENTERPRISE LAND COMPANY'S
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

b. virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 24tN
uay OF December, 1899, and duly recorded, and
AT the request Of the party therein secured, de-
deol, will sell at public auction, on SATUR-
pA1 February 9th. 1873. a. II O'clock H.. al
the Norlolk Ecal Estate Exchange. llj Main
street, TnOSE SEVEN LOTS Nos li9, 1870 l5l,
1872, LOB, l54, l55, on the south side If Elm
street, on the plat of tho Enterprise Land Com~
pany,. recorded in Norfolk county Clerk's
Office in map book No ., page %
TERMS One-third cash: balance i n six and
twelve months with interest secured By deed
OF trust OH the property.
L. NJ. BAUM, Trustee.
ii. l.. PAGE K co,
ja30-tds Auctiopsers.