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Evening journal., 1895-06-19
MUSIC At oLD swEDEs.

Excellent Concert Given for the Purpose
of Obtaining New Music for the hurch.
An excellent program was rendered at
a concert given At Old Swedes Church
last night. The soloists were Horace
B Harrison, Miss Eva Beck, Il. Howard
Carver and Miss Lizzie Bacon There
were other selections by the \ M Q A.
0rchsstra, Q f. Leslie Choir and q
male quartet composed OF Messrs.
Carver, start Hyatt and Well
The musicians were assisted by Miss
Helen Msrr Wilson, elocutionisr, who is
favoIite with Wilmington audiences.
The obj sct OF the concert was 70 raise
funds for the purchase OF music and
by mnals for the church.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

I ADIESl Chichester'a EDglish PennyroyaI
II pills diamond Brand are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take TO Their send ST.. stamps, for
particulars, "Relief for ladies' in letter by
returo mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemi-
cal Co Philadslphia. Pa
NJ OTICE.-ALL BILLS PERTAINING TO
IN the Diamond stare Carpet cleaning
Upholstery and Mattress Factory. are pay
able 70 Horace Valentine only.
40 TO THE WILMINGTON PaOqO-
VI COmpany's new gallery. Finest Ia city.
Great reduction ia prices. 4Ol}a Market
street, above Fourth.
NTOTICE.-THE RESUMPTION OF THE
~ business OF Fred j. Donovan. deceased,
Is hereby announced by his brother. John )
Donovan, who will continue the marble and
granite business, at Lancaster and Wool
lawn avenues. JOHN J. DONOVAN.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
FINE GROHIKG WEATHER, THIS.
with Growing Things and Preparing
for Harvest.

Nt~fN
for Harvest.
According to reports Of the condition
Of growing crops on this fertile Penln.
sula sent to the Mary land State Weather
Service, excellent growing weather
prevailed during the past seven days
The temperature was lightly below the
average, the daily deficiency being one
degree at Baltimore.
The rainfall was slightly below the
normal In all sections, with the possible
exception of some portions Of Southern
Maryland. Ia the western section more
rain Is much needed Less than the
usual amount Of sunshine was given
The dry weather has been favorable to
tine ripening Of wheat. but unfavorabe
to tomato plants which have been set
out; many Of these have died. The
wheat harvest will be general next week (;
good yields are expected Corn is looking
we'll Oats are fair. The hay crop is not
up TO the average, and Ia Wicomico
county the vines from which peas have
been picked are being cured for hay
Crimson clover has been cut, and the
fields have been planted in corn. The
future fruit prospects are poor Straw
berries were a satisfactory crop In
some localities peaches are reported
FAIR
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
CHARGED WITH THE THEFT oFTlME

John LILLY Took Joseph HuddIe's Watch
at Newport aud Wal Answer TO the
Upper Court.
Yesterday Chief Dolan notified the
officers on the coast to watch out for
Jonn Lilly who was charged by Joseph
Huddle with the larceny Of watch and
chain valued at $l5 in Newport. Officer
Davidson found John and recovered the
time piece which be bad already sold He
was taken before Magistrate Daley who
held him ia $500 bail for the upper court.
The prisoner was turned over 10 Chief OF
Police Porter. Of Newport. in order to
gllow him to secure bail.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

PROPOSALS. FOR ERECTING AN ADDI-
tion to the state House. Dover. Del.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the com
mittee at Dover. Del. until O'Clock p m 4.
Tuesday June 25, n 95, for the erection OF an
addition 10 the State House. Dover. Delaware,
and the fitting up Of same for the State
library Drawings and specifications can be
sean Al the Office Of the Architect Frank X.
Carswell, No o, West Ninth street. w lung
ton, Delaware. or at the ONCE OF the 1tate
Librarian, Dover. Delaware, on ana altei
Thursday. June 20
fT'he liant is reserved tn ~eject any OF all
bids JOHN PYLE.
WILLIAM ". REC lEDS,
H. ~ McMULLEN.
JOHN w. JOLLS.
Committee
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The bond Of Miranda H. .DAshiel and
John d. Elliott. executors Of the estate
Of William b. Dashiel, late Of Laurel,
Sussex county, for the sum Of $500, 900,
with the American Surety Company, OF
New York, as surety has been filed in the
offiee Of the register Of wills Of Sussex
county. 1t IS one Of the biggest bonds
ever filed Ia the ctiioe.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The FIRST commencement exercises Of
the Odessa public school occurred last
evening There were eight members Of
the graduating class aud their essays
were carefully prepared and Of a very
interesting nature The address 10 the
class was made by Hon Jonathan
Willis and was an eloquent one. The
diplomas were presented by Professor
George H. Townsend, Jr., under whose
charge the school has attained high
rank. The exercises were very enjoyable
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
MEMBERS WANT DOW RETAINED,
They Had a Hearing Before the Special
Committee Last Evening.

They Had a Hearing Before the Special
Committee Last Evening
The friends OF General Secretary
Herbert s. Dow, Of the Young Men :
Christian Association, are earnest in their
endeavors to secure continuance Of his
services. Mr. Dow who found that IL
required much up bill work to keep the
association Ia the condition that it should
be kept resigned some time ago The
board Of directors accepted his resigna-
tion and appointed special COMMITTEES
consisting Of Charles Ba rd. Isaac 7.
Johnson. William Tatnall. Alfred
GaWthrop aud George w. Todd to
secure a man to succeed him
This committee and large number OF
the young men who are affiliated with
the association met last evening. The
young men asked that the acceptance OF
the resignation be rec insidered and Mr..
Dow retained Those directors present
said that there had been some misunder-
standing and will bring the matter up
at the next meeting Of the board.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

JEFFERSON CITY, No, June 19-Justice
Sherwood has declared unconstitutional
the law forbidding the discharge by cor
porations Of employees who refuse to sever
their connection with labor organizations.
Tho court holds that this law is class leg
felafiop
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The Lombardy Cemetery Company
stockholders met at 804 Market street.
last evening, and reelected the fol-
lowing officers; President, Harry En-
mons; secretary and treasurer. Charles
M Townsend directors, Thomas Mitchell,
Harry Emmons, Joseph A. Bond, Philip
r. Clark and George r, Townsend
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The Republican managers OF Delaware
are working their guns from a long
distance Ex Ser ator Anthony Higgins,
Colonel Henry a. Dupont, Edward g.
Bradford, Martin B. Burris. Hugh O.
Browne. Samuel NJ Knox and General
James II. Wilson have issued circular
letter to the faithful, calling upon them
TO subscribe for and encourage a New
York daily newspaper Of decided Repub-
licAn leaninps
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

By some Misunderstanding the Spanish
bsrk La Yiguesa, Captain Gantes, which
left MalsgR, Spain. so days ago, in bal
last, entered Philadelphia port instead Of
stopping At Marcus Hook, where she Is to
load oil for European port. As she bad
entered the waters Of that port she had
to be entered at the Custom House aud
clearance papers then taken out for the
place where she was originally Intended
to 90 This action will, OF course, cost
the vessel a sum which she would not
otherwise have had charged against her
had she stopped at Marcus Hook, Custom
House charges will have to be paid, as
will also extra pilotage, towage, etc.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

first time, and II proved vague, II not full
Of misstatements. The prisoner was per
mitted TO see lawyer at last, and found
many friends, some Of them mysterious,
rallying around him.
A now and thorough inspection OF tho
house showed that the distribution of blood
spots proved that the mlser did not die
without a struggle, and that II viii be
necessary TO account for the prisoners be-
spattcred clothing before circumstantial
evidence can convict him.
Tho police still professcd confidence that
they have the right man. They have
shown a part Of their hand, and thnt in it-
self tells how they havc shifted their posi-
tion from day to day, as they found thcm-
selves On untenable ground
Some Brand New Facts.
The police win know today just what
evidence they have against the young man,
in whose favor popular sympathy has set
so strongly, for today the inquest Is 60 be
begun at noon, and the district attorney
has said TINT he will keep back none Of
his case. If tho public view is correct, he
will have need Of al Of II.
Here are two brand new facts bearing
directly on the mysterious tragedy
The murdered miser had no'er do well
nephew, by namo Fletcher Jones, who fro-
quonty called on him for money and who
once declared, "The old man ought to
have his throat cut.
Charles Schweithelm, the barber whose
shop and living rooms are two doors south
of the Henry residence, says that at 2 a.
m last Thursday he saw William Henry
hurriedly crossing the street from his fa-
ther's house Charles S. Higgins, the soap
man, whom Schwcitholm was shaving at
the time, saw the man. and both remarked
that he seemed to be in great hurry.
Superintendent McNelycy attaches some
Importance to the fact that William had a
latchlSey
William says that the door was bolted
on the inside when he called at the house
on Saturday night after his fathcr had
driven both his mother and himself out
Of doors
Prejudice Against walter.
Still another theory Is that the murder
was an arrangement between the two
brothers That the police have Walter
under surveillance there can be no doubt,
although it IS not known whether they
have any facts that viii involve him.
This cannot be known until the witnesses
are brought to testify at tho inquest.
The fact that Walter Henry at once set
suspicion upon his brother by declaring
when the body was found, "This Is some
Of William work, = has raised q prejudice
against Walter IL has been asked why
he entertained his brother at his home for
several hours while he knew Of his IA
theirs death, yet never mentioned it to
him.
Walters excuse for not speaking to his
brother about the murder Is that he was
afraid IL would come to his mothers ears.
Yet it has been pretty clearly shown that
his mother knew Of the murder shortly
after it was discovered. Tho police say
that the murder was committed on Wednes
day night or early Thursday morning
Friends Of the accused William say that
he was too intoxicated on "Wednesday
night to recollect what he did.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

James McKeown has purchased the
David Lyman farm In Christisna
hundred for 81. 225. IL contsius fifteen
acres aud thirteen ps roi ei Of lard, with
a brick mansion snd on buildings
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

While working at Hilles & Jones Com
pany's shops yesterday Afternoon. John
Moffett. boss lsborer, living at No. 6lS
East Ninth street, got caught In
the crane ana was severely injured, one
rib and an arm being frsctured. DR.
Miller attended him.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

OGDENsBURG, n. r., June 19.-The an
nual convention of the county superin-
tcndents Of the state of New York began
its session here. i. s Cartero Of Bingham
BON was elected chairman.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

UTICA n. ", june 19.-Joseph Thorn
ton, the convicted Vernon bank burglar,
was sentenced to Auburn prison by Judge
Dunmore for 10 years and months. This
was the prisoners second offcnse.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

A handsome BOOK on summer IrANei.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has Just issued handsome
book descriptive OF the various Summer
resorts, in the mountains and bg the
seaside, adjacent to or reached by it's
81 stem Of lines.
Itis fnely printed and illustrated by a
oumber OF very fine cuts. Send 10 cents
TO Charles o. SOUL, general passenger
agent, Baltimore. Md for oopE.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

PHILADELPHIA. june 19.-Mrs. Eliza
beth f. Sutter. who had wide repnta-
tion as a philanthropist, died at her resi-
dence in this city from a complication OF
3icaaeec
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

The following transfers Of real estate
have been filed; ]. L Carpenter Jr !,
aud wife to Robert Wortblpeton, prop
cry on Twenty-rinth street and on
Jefferson street. Fidelity Real Estate
Improvement Company to Thomas and
Charles Cardwell, property on Anchorage
nesr Sixth avenue; property on Eighth
avenue near Maryland avenue
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
MISER HENRY'S MURDER
Police Find Evidence Against
the Bad Son.
WILLIAM HAD A KEY TO THE DOOR.


NEW YORK, June i0-There are many
new and material developments ia the
great Brooklyn murder mystery. New
evidence has been discovered, some unfa-
vorablu to William Henry, who Is charged
with killing his miser father, and some
that shows how greatly the police have
been AZ sea from the beginning and how
much thore is that remains to be made
clear.
First, there Is q new witness, by whom
the police hope 60 provo that William was
seen near his fathers house at quarter
aftcr O'Clock on Thursday morning last,
or very soon after they say the crime was
committed
Again, the complaint upon which the
prisoner Is held wns made public for the
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

NOR SALE CHEAP MARVIN SAFE
II Also six foot oval front show case.
Address NJ g ROGERS, New Castle. Del.
1VOR SALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN'S
i BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Gan be
seen at the Evening journal Office.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
Il Haines Bros upright piitlo. Address Tor
particulars H., Evening Journal ofice-
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
where bullets whizzsd.

One hundred and twenty hve members
Of the Pennsylvania Society Of the Sons
Of the Revolution yesterday observed the
anniversary OF the evacuation Of Phila-
delphia By the British in 177S. by visit
ing the battlefield OF Brandy wine. They
left Broad Street Station on a special
train at 43 in ths morning FOR West
Chester, where they took conveysnces
for the scene Of the battle, proceeding
the greater part Of the way by the same
route as that taken by OornwRnis and
his army upon the evsntful 11th OF
September, 1777 The historic Scanuel
town and Strode's Mill were passed
Evening journal., 1895-06-19


DOSlTIV EpUBLIg SALE or PERSONAL
property will be held on the premipes
Twenty and ratnall streets, on Wedne--
day, June 20. at l2 o'clock noon, at which time
tn re will be sold horses. 3 COWS. carriages.
3 dearborns farm wagon, 3 carts, harness.
plough. cultivat0rs, herrows, reaper, mower,
corn shelter, fan. roller. wheeibRrrows, and
many other farming utensils; also sand
screens and lot of lumber.
Terms on posters and made known day OF
sale. A. r. IA NALL,
THOMAS rATNALL,
r. K. TArNALL.
Trustees.
u. ". sTlDHAM & Son. Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
help wANTED.

WANTED. .-ERRAND BOY ABOUT 10
w years old CAN at Bakery, Seventh and
Tatnall streets.
c on Ministers, Teachers. Ladies' Agents
II ~ Wanted Everywhere. MARION Hail.
LANDS NEW BOOK, Home Of the Bible. .
Over Al0 New Photos. Pleases. Sells Fast.
Pays Big. No Exper. Needed One sold 81 in
3l hours. Illustrated Circulars free. Address,
Historical Publishing Cos Philadelphia.
g ALEsMEN Wanted for Merchant Trade.
- Good weekly pay. Samples free. No de-
iiveries or Cole ctions. Side lire or exclusive.
Address, Manufacturers, o94l Market st.. thila
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
BoARO aND Rooms.

EOR RENT = FURNISH D ROOM FOR
4 men, with or without board, 1902 King St.
EIRs I-CLASs BOARD AT REASON
II able rates. Board by the dav, week or
meal Single furnished rooms Sl.50 per week
WESTERN HO TEL, Fourth and Orange SITS.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
BUsTNEss oPPoRTTNTTTEs,

M AXE big money By investing in wheat now
flWhen full extent of damage TO al crops
more. Small investors can safely make sDlen-
did oiits now. Write to-day for Manual on
successful speculation and Daily Market
Letter. both free, TO Thomas s. Co. Bankers &
Brokers, 25i Rialto Building, Chicago, III.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

EOR SALE.-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE,
situated in western part Of city, Cabinet
mantels, side board, WA stand aud finished
in sold oak. Apply to WILLIAM MED .
HOLDT 1917 Franklin street, for terms.
EOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING,
24 Madison street: Will rent separate.
A 50 grocery store, aul Madison street,
All rents reduced.
JAMES MONAGH AN. AIS Market St.,
or al III. MOnaguan's shoe store, Fourth and
Madison streets.
TWO EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES, WITH BATH
and front porch. Near Eighth street Park,
TOR rent at s IL per month. HURLOCk BROS,
seventh and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

once Seventh and KING. Phone 515.
H T. Sergeant dealer Ia coal and wood.
Load OF wood for fli0
C#Lsrse pen coal Tor families
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

- O'DONALD. 12 East Seventh street.
leads them all in low prices. -.
Si9 and 800 All makes to select from.
Singer, Wheeler a Wilson, New Home, Do
mestic, White Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent on trial, free, six months for
cash, two ears on installments. send postal.
" RI. OiDONALD,
No 12 East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repaired. 50 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

l0To
3 J. rRU1rr 1 CO..

lOl ORANGE STREET,
To have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work; the cheapest and quickest
nlace in { city. We viii tell you what the
lob will cost YOU before we commence the
work Jobbing Of all kinds. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

nREssMAKER WHO HAS WORKED
~ for tirst-class people wishes more engape-
ments. 81 80 per day. Address. r.. o., this office.
HORSES BOARDED AT THE WEST
"A EkN HVlE Stables. Eih and Orange sts
DEsK WANTED-A HIGH GRADE ROLL
~ Top Desk Wanted. Address, with spot
cask price, DESK. this Office.
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Lnsr AND FnuNn.

I OST-ON JUNE 18TH A GOLD MEDAL
- with diamond setting, owners name
inscribed on opposite side. suitable reward
viii be paid If returned TO this office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
WTILaiINGToN FURNITURE

NOTICE e. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFEICE, tLo0nas 4 and 5, kxchenga
BuiidfnR. corner Seventh and Market streets
ADVANCES MONEY ON personal
PROPERTY Of all descriptions Rt low rates
Of interest, buys and sells MAlShlsIs ~
gkNVELRY.
Private consultation room attached. OpeE
evenings until 8 O'Clock, Also furnitur'
ntnred at lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

Coaches attend all trains and carry CUES
TO and from the beach free Of charge.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19
THOSE GASOLlNG-ONIlN FUMES.

Vice-President Gibbons and Counsel L. G.
Yandegrift. of the Llebig manufactn ring
Company, Meet the Board of Health.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

Enlarged; Refurnished; Repainted; Rented.
Mrs. ANNIE eRUBB. Late Of Kenilworth Inn.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

Board Of Health, Executive Omcers and
Reporters Nose Through and About the
Liebig Chemical oompans's workr,
Locate the Obnoxious Fumes and Now
New scheme VIII 9 Tried.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

MILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX

Georgia avenue, two doors above Atlantic.
Atlantic City, n. J.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].

THE MANSION,
Sixteenth year under the same management.
Table and service first-clsss.
Evening journal., 1895-06-19

FIFTH HOUSE FROM THE BEACH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-23
SALTWATER NEWS.
Reports of Systematic Thefts of
Logs-Wart'ens at the Pen.

representations at the Pen.
The Robert Dodds departed yester-
day with a raft for the Cascade Lum-
Der company, Burlington; the Will
Davis took out a raft for the Bur-
lington Lumber company; the Clyde
cleared with a raft for the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque, and the
Eclipse left with a raft for the Gable
Lumber company, Davenport.
Wardens Heard and Harley, of the
Indiana state prisons, who were guests
of Warden Wolfer Tuesday, left here
with good impressions of the Mime
sofa prison and will request that the
grading system be adopted in the
Indiana prisons. Their visit here was
for the purpose of acquainting them
selves with the grading system, also
20 decide upon some manner of en-
ployment for their wards, who are now
compelled to lounge around the shops
in idleness.
1t is reported here that systematic
log piracy is being conducted on the
Mississippi river below Winona, where
log RATS have been laid up for the
winter, and that some of the Dubuque
and Burlington lumbermen are very
heavy losers. Many RATS have been
lowed out of the ST. CroiX to the bays
along the river and it is evident that
some Of the RATS have been tempered
with. Logs are removed from the RATS
and after being gathered together in
brails are sold. The owners are very
indignant at this new scheme of rob-
berry and will endeavor to round up
the guilty. parties
Warden Wolfer states that samples
of rope are being made at the prison
binding Irvine factory with a view to
manufacturing rope for commercial
purposes. A rope machine was secured
when the old binding Irvine machin-
cry was purchased, but heretofore the
only rope manufactured has been used
in the prison. Since the new machin-
cry was secured and the manufacture
of sisal and MANILA Irvine was begun
an opportunity has presented itself for
the manufacture of rope and it will
not be strange if the board of prison
managers decides to employ a certain
number of convicts at this business.
There is fair stage of water in Lake
st. Croix. the lake registering two
feet and four-tenthS above low wafer
mark yesterday.
j. c. OGorman, as receiver of Sey-
mour, Sabin & Co.. made his final
report yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-23

at Los Gatos Ghe CATS. on the west
ern edge Of the Santa Clara valley 1t
contains $50 acres of trees, 120 of which
are planted to the acre. Over 100 naen
and a score OF teams are constantly
employed in this great orchard, which
has its own water works and electrie
light plant. It's drying ground is twen-
ty acres IN extent, and it yields a net
income of something like $4,000 a
year.
Near the Los Gatos orchard is /.
curious factory, said to be the only
one of its kind in the world. 1t is {.
and is devoted to the extracting and
concentrating, but not fermentirg, OF
grape juice. During the season it con-
sumes fifty tons of grapes every day,
and produces 100000 gallons of juice,
concentrated to one-fourth of it's orig
inal bulk. The ingenious process by
which this is accomplished is SIM
plicity itself. A small but constant
stream of fresh juice flows into the
upper end of copper cylinder two
feet in diameter and nineteen feet
long, which is inclined at a slight
angle, and revolves slowly in a hot
water Jacket that keeps it heated to
$50 degrees. The juice forms a film on
evaporates all water from it, and the
vapor is drawn off as soon as formed
by great exhaust fans that make 30u
revolutions per minute. The juice oc>
CupltS JUST SILKY SGcOuuS III passing
through the cylinder, and finally
Trickles from its lower end in warm
syrupy stream, robbed of none of it's
original elements or properties save
three times its bulk of water.
The grapes used in such enormous
quantities in this interesting factory,
both red and white. are wine grapes.
which, as the tourist observer soen
discovers, are very different from raisin
grapes, the former containing the
more juice and the latter the most
saccharine matter. One of the sur
prising things about raisin vineyard
is the small size of it's vines, which,
being cut back every year, are rarely
more than two or three feet high. and
the great size of the punches. These,
when fully ripe, are cut and laid in
shallow trays between the rows OF
vines, where, without the addition of
any sugar, they are allowed to dry
in the sun until they become raisins,
which is all there is to the process
The most surprising thing of all Is
the discovery that all raisin grapes
are white grapes, until they are turned
purple in drying, which is hard to
realize, but is nevertheless fact.