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Evening journal., 1895-06-27
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

The treasury statement Shove the gold
reserve 10 be Sl05, 4l7, 500.
Wood Shingiicld the veteran turfman,
is dead at hia homie in Lexington, Ky.
The Denver grand jury has indicted Is
prominent citizens Of that city for renting
houses for immoral purposes
Five hundred and seventy.hve Yale sen.
iors received thcir diplomas at the nnal
commencement exercises Of the university
Emperor William was the guest Of tn,
officers Of the United States cruiser New
York at dinner ON board that war vesso
at Kiel.
Governor Matthews has appointed Ben.
iamin Harrison, cx-president of the Unit
ed lStates trustee for Purdue university
for term of six years.
High officials who arc wcll informed *
press the opinion that war between Rus
sia and Japan over Korea win break oui
before the end Of the next three months.
President a. A Hewlett ii the Sail
Springs National bank of Syracuse dis
covered that package OF valuable din
monds was missing from his private draw
or in the vaults of The bank
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Oriental No. 13 X. Of p.

Last evening Oriental Lodge No 10
X Of p held a meeting aud elected the
following officers: Master Of work.
Thomas Mcbride; chancellor commander,
l. + Adair; vlce-chRncellor. John w
Barr; prelate, George Hardcastle
master Of exohequAr, William MILL
ken; master OF finance, Thomas Murine
keeper OF records and SEAL William T.
Whltw0rth; master at arms, George
Wainwright; inner guard, William
Lyons; outer guard, Joseph Mailman
trustee for two years, Peter M Howard
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

thero was "a Riit IN the Lutte, the Result
Of Parental Interference Case
where the Course Of True Love Didn't
Run Smoothly.
There vas CONSERVATION in the house
Of Byron Y Smith, yard mas or Of the
B 4 o Z. X Company, last evening due
TO the non-appearance Of John Hoffman,
who was 20 have been the hsppy bride
groom OF Miss Isadora Ziegler the charm
ing daughter Of Mrs smith
All tho preparations had been made
the minister, R4v. w. w. Sharpe, OF
Wesley M K Church, tho b, 50 man and
many guests were present, the wedding
feast was ready, but the groom came
not. Hoping against hope, the expsc
tant would DO bride waited the coming
of her recresnt lover TO be forced at last
to take off tbs bridal wreath aud sadly
dismiss the guests
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter called
ct the house, No 1907 Linden street
this morning, snd saw the n iored
woman She told her story with Just
the slightest tinge OF sadness. but with
an ded tone which spoke OF rather
warm reception should the errant knight
return. She is very pretty. and why he
groo n.elect should 80 treat her was
mystery TO the scribe. Her story was as
follows:
About eight months ago Hoffman, who
is a son OF CHARLES r Hoffman, OF Elm
and Van Buren, streets, aud associated
with him IN the grocery business, Degan
to call on Miss Iegler The friendship
grew into love and an engagement
followed The wedding was fixed for last
evening at 30 o'clock, aud elaborate Q
preparations were made for the event.
The brides trosl eau was secured, the
wedding supper ordered the minister
notified and the license procured By the
| groom to be.
Last Tuesday Hoffman visited Miss
| Hegler and appeared TO be ia tho best Of
humor and anxious for the ceremony
which would make Dora his wife He
promised then to return and dine with
the family yesterday and remain
until the marriage was performed.
] he didn't come, but instead
about 2 o'clock telegram
WAS handed the young woman reading
I'll will not be down to night for reasons
best known TO myself This did not
bear any address nor can 1t .be lea rned
from where 10 was sent. About the
same time Rev. Mr. Sharp received .
telegram reading; "The affair at Linden
and Porter streets will not come cfl
to night.
Hoifmsn's family was opposed to the
match from the very FIRST ana threw
every obstacle IN the way Of the couple
aud whom the telegrDms were
received tbev were attributed te
them Hoffmau was seen 10 leave
ais fathers store shortly after noon
! yesterday, and as he wore his dress suit
IL WAS thought that he Intended TO ns
the leading factor at the Wedding He
is 20 years Of age, and Miss zlegler 22
IL was learned that the father and SOL
had a quarrel on tie street ia front oi
the store few days ago pre-
bumably ever his approaching marriage
and It ia the opinion OF the neighbour
that the wed dding was prevented by IL,
mother and father. No one seems {,
know where John is at present
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

There is more Catarrh in this section OF the
country than all Other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incurahle. For great many years doctors
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, PRONOUNCED it In
durable. Science has proven catarrh 20 be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hal Is Catarrh Cure.
manufactured by E j. Cheney A. Co Toledo.
Ohio, is the only constitute nal cure on the
market. 1T is taken internally In dose from
TO drops to a teaspOOnful. lt acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any cas- q It
fails 70 cure. Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials. Address.
r. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. D.
- Sold By Druggists, 15c.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
If You Have Clothes to Buy This is Your Chanc
HALF
PRICE.

We have also separated all
the single garments in thin
goods-about rs Mohair and
Alpaca Coats and Vests-5o
Single Coats.
soc kind you get for csc
SIoo kind you get for soc
$500 kind you get for $I.5o
Lot of White Vests half
price.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
HALF
PRICE.

100 Young Mems Suits-se-
lected from regular stock-all
shades and colors, sizes IA to 10
years. Suits regular price 81, SIS,
SO, 81, $S, So, $40, SIa-Fri-
day and Saturday price, half
So up to SO.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
NatlonnI rennIs ronrnnment.

PHILADELPHIA Juno 27-Play was
resumed in the national tennis tourna.
ment at Wissahicken Heights i'll the pres.
once Of several thousand spectators NJ.
d. Smith ana Charles Tete, Jr., won the
match in the doubles from H. H. Will
son, Jr, ana Potter Wright after spirit
cd contest These mon win meet next
Monday ia the finals in the Pennsylvania
state tennis tournament.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Police Accused IN I.vnoblnc.

NEW ORLEANs juno 27.--.loseph Stoch.
lin, one of the men accused of being i'm.
plicatcd in the incendiary fires in Gretna,
out of which grew the lynching of John
Frye ON Monday morning says that the
lynchcd man was hanged by the police
Frye, he says was first badly beaten by
the chief Of police, and the officer who
captured him fastened the rope around
his neck, the other police officers standing
hY DO A.slst
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
HALF
PRICE.

Youths Pants OF Boys
Long Pants-25 inseam to 81
inseam-Pants ST. TO $5-Fri-
day and Saturday you get
them from so cents to So. so.
Just half price.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
An Italian Iojured At ygooddale

Ffsnk sGargee. an Italian, was run
into by 3 B & o train at Wooddale
quaniss this morning and irjured
about the head aud BODY He
was brought to the Delaware Hospital
A horse which he tried to prevent from
getting or the track, was struck and one
of his feet was cut oh. The suffering
animal was SHOT.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Accepted FORGED Note For $4,000.

MlttlMANrlc, Conn, June 27-A forg.
ed note for S., 600 ON the town Of Wind
ham was presented TO Selectman D. O.
Bamows for collection. !. A. Culver.
house, the cashier, discounted the note "a
the First National bank of Rockville
shortly before the closing Of that bank by
Examiner Dooley thereby duplicating
himself in the transaction. Culverhoust
was recently married and is now on hil
wedding tour
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
HALF
PRICE.

$50 pairs of Mems Panta-
loons-odds and ends of brok-
en- up lots pants worth SS,
ST. So, SIS, S4, SIS, So, ST.
you can have them Friday and
Saturday for half price, 81, SIS,
$3.50, So, $I.5o, ST. so cents.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
A Triains Fire.

About 1915 o'clock this morning
slight FIRE occurred at the etore of
Patrick Higgins. No. 1900 Market street
AN alarm was sent in from box
No. 2 and the department. responded
The blszs was extinguished with a
garden bose. Loss triaing, cause un
known.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
TIectrIc car Wreeked.

AMEsnuRV, Mass., juno 27-An cleo
tric car on the Haverhiu and Amesbury
road crashed into "A dray about two miles
from here. and Conductor Frank Black
stock sustained injuries from which it is
feared he cannot recover Three of the
passengers were also badly hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
A Filibusterinr Brig Seized.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 27.--The gov
ernment has seized the brig Pearl at Port
Maria as Cuban hlihuster here. There
were arms and ammunition found OF
board.
The brig Pearl, Captain Foster, sailed
from New York on May Q for Antigua.
She was reported at Sc. Croix as late az
june g. The vessel belongs to q. +.
Lough & CO. Of New York city.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Father sYlvester Entertnlnl

Rev. Prior sylveator entertained the
members OF the ST. A. " M O., In the
basement OF Sacred Heart Church last
night. Several speeches were made
Banjo violin, either and piano solos we're
given by Rev Sylvester and his guests
Father \ ylvester presented TO the con-
ference collection Of books from the
library
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Father BermIneham,a Farewell.

AT the closing exercises Of st. Mury'a
school, Rev. William j. Bsrmlngham
will deliver his farewell address, after
which he will leave for his new field Of
labor at St. Josephs Church, Brandy
wine. The women of tho parish will
present purse TO Father Bermingham.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Bililo Bowieea on Deck.

A number OF Germans have formed a
bow legged club ana before long win
have a great day on the Union street
grounds Last evening the club had a
meeting and hired the grounds. There
are o dozen in the club. any one OF whom
would make a dismal failure Of sn
attempt TO stop pig in an alley-in fact
no one is eligible who could perform this
feat The club rooms are at Jackson ano
Linden etreets
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Rgoention For 1Ianlev.

AUGUSTA Me-, june 27--IIon. Joseph
II. Manlcy member of the Republican
national committee, who win arrive here
next Monday on his return from "A Euro
pcan tour win be given a reception in
fhg pvtnfnr
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
win buchanan BE killed This Times

SING SNG, june 27.-Wardcn Sage for
the fourth time win send out the invita-
ti0ns to the witnesses who win be present
at the execution of DR.. Robert Buchanan,
the wife murderer The execution is ses
fot Monday npxf
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
no suapend Coinaro For a rlmc.

PHILADELPHIA Juno 27.-Tho coming
department of the United States mint in
this city Is to be shut down ON July ! for
the purpose Of cleaning up and making
necessary repairs.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
An Increase In Wages.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, June 27.-Thc P s
Newbold a son company, manufacturers
Of machines, announced an increase Of
per cent in the wages of their 100 employ
ees, TO take effect July /.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
HALF
PRICE.

We have picked out Of
our MEMS STOCK $50
Suits-broken lots-only ; or
3, some cases only /, of a
style-$Io, $Ia, SIS, $I4 SIS
Suits-Friday and Saturday
price SIS, So, $3.50, 81, $3.50.
Just half.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
ohlonro Cloaine prIces.

Wheat. July. II; Sept. 1z5s073 Corn,
July, 4i3s sept. as9s; Oats, July, %;
Sept, 255s; Lard. July. 05 Sept, 6.s2l6 bid;
Pork, July l2 ~ bid; sept. ~ 721s asked;
Ribs, July, 4216; Sept, 66s56.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
THE NEW PRINCIPAL.
Professor Carroll VIII Accept
Though No Candidate. MI
MEETING OF DELAWARE IRON 90

stockhoIders' Meeting to Choose Directors
Under the New Charter Batting Order
of the Two Strong Ball Clubs 60 Com
test on saturday-other Events.
Special Correspondence EveningJournal.
NEW CASTLE, June 27.--As matter Of
course the election Of Professor Carroll to
the principalship Of the New Castle pub.
lie schools was an important topic OF
conversation here yesterday. When the
New Castle Presbyterian Sunday school
arrived at Woodland Beach yesterday
morning, the excursionists were surprised
to find another party there from Dover.
and among the latter was Professor
Carroll himself The new principal, for
he announced his acceptance Of the
position. Was soon being introduced TO
New Castle people In one. two, three
order and had to hold an informal re.
ception.
he stated that as he had made no
application before the board, his election
waa a surprise. While In New Castle
last Saturday he called upon his friend.
MIR. Frazier member OF the board and
they talked over the situation Ia !
friendly way. Mr.. Frazer suggested
that the professor apply as there was q
division and many applicants who were
not strong In votes. Professor Carroll
expressed his willingness to become the
New Castle principal, but positively
refused to enter any contest or even
apply.
When election time came around,
however, Mr.. Frazer determined to take
matters In his own hands aud present
the name Carroll" de, however, had
an understanding with the newspaper
correspondents and members Of the
board that, If Professor Carroll were not
elected, his name should not be men
toned In the contest but the word
blank" substituted.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
.Important y IsIeetIon Of SOW DIreotors.

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Delaware Iron Company was held
at It's Office here yesterday, one
Of the purposes being to elect a board Of
directors for that company. President
Stephen P NJ Tasker was In the chair
The old directors were re electea
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

Q. 4. a. Union Meeting aud Election.
At the annual meeting Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF Wilmington,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Spiritual Director,
Rev. d j. Flynn; president, John
keenan,; vice president, M J. Moynihan
secretary. w. J. Mcmahon; treasurer
Richard Kelly. Committees have been
appointed To make arrangements for a
Geld day and for reilly aud celebra
tion OF Father Matthews birthday
October 10th or thereabout The next
meeting OF the Union will be bald the
last Sunday in July at Ashland, Del
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
.%Cotton-New York Closing Prfcef,

juno 73 bid: "A asked; July. 673 bid 6 "a
rsked August, o 70 bid: 6. .16 asker. Septem-
Der. 10 bid; 40 asked October, 81 bid; IS
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

STRAW Oar Basement Hat
Store has sent out
HATS. more Straw Hats this
year than ever be.
fore. Must be some cause for
1t. One room given to Straw
Hats for boys and men. Every
good style is in it and the good
part of it is that the goods are
Mullin priced
25c to $40
Your price must be tn re,
surely.
soc, 75c and ST Shirts.
Our Shirt man tells us he has
another lot of popular priced
Negligee Shirts. Collars az
you'll have them, separate or
attached. "Good value"
doesn't do them justice. they
are almost half.priced.
Every thin wear.thing you
may want you'll find here.
Sizes are not yet broken on the
special lot Of half-priced Coats
and Vests.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
THE EEH YORK STOCK MARKET.
Il. d. Hopper & Co.'s Dispatch By Pri.
vate Wire.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW YORK, June 27.-The following
are the closing quotations of the New
York stock market
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
BunehInR ths LIDO Fenats.

Matrimonial lightning has struck New
Castle this week and two well-known
young men have assumed the cares of
husbands and are beginning new lives
as benedicts. This evening William h
Cannon will lead to the altar Miss Maud
: King, a very pretty girl and native OF
New Castle, daughter OF John II King.
Rev. f. Nj. Munson will perform the
ceremony in Immsnuel Church.
William Foster Hushebeck and Miss
Ella Isherwood, daughter Of the late
Squire Isherwood, wore married by
Chaplain Munson-last evening at the
residence Of the brides mother, on South
Fifth street. Only relatives Of the
contracting parties were present, among
them being Andrew Hushebeck, OF
Middletown, grandfather OF the groom
Mr. and Mrs. l. r Hushebeck, Il. w.
hushebeck. Miss Edith Hushebeek, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Matthias, Arthur
r Kee, Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, Miss
Marian Hushebeck, Mrs. Sarah Isher-
wood, Mrs Countiss, G c. Counsiss and
others The groom and bride left after
the ceremony for trip North.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

Of friends here yesterday. Miss Andsr-
son will leave tomorrow for an extended
trip North,
Spring chickens at williamss.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Two Yerr strnnr nam nlnhs.

The winning and strengthened
Columbia A. Q. baseball team will have
the strong Kensington club TO wrestle
with next Saturday at Battery Park.
The visitors, who have played great ball
In Wilmington and Chester. are princi-
pally strong men who run the bases
well and keep things all agog. Madden,
though we'll again, Is being saved by the
local management for the July 4 games
Saturdays batting order follows:
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
KRNsINaroN
Personal events,

Personal Events.
Senator and Mrs Gray visited relatives
here yesterday.
G.. d. Williams has watermelons.
Miss Armitage Black and Miss Virginia
Cooper are in Philadelphia to-day.
Misses. Emma and. jamie Anderson, OF
near Chestertown, Nd, we're the guests
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
HALF
PRICE.

$50 Boys Knee Pant Suits IS yearsseected from
regular stock and offered and Saturday half
Priceunior Refers Fauntleroy and Jerseys Sailors
Double Breasted and Single Breasted and 3pece Suits for
Boys from I5choice of this lot half prce$2 Suit for
ST. $2.5o Suit for $L25, etc.-Friday and Saturday.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

General Gomez md General Maoeo, Each
at the Head of Large Body of Troops
Are Soon to Combine and Capture the
City-some Hot Fighting.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

once seventh and King. Phone 545.
H 4. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
Load OF wood for $1.tO
t% LARGE pas coal fnr families
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
WANTED, ,ABRIDEGROOM
John Hoffman Fails to Show
Up on His Wedding Night,
ANDHIs BRIDE WATCHED IN VAIN

There WAS a Rift In the Lutte. the Result
Of Parental Interferenee-One Case
where the Course Of True Love Didn't
Rnn on,ootb1v
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-19
The Creuit System.

Why do merchants encourage
the credit system? You answer
that you don't. Yes, but you do.
Ii the system We're not encourss:
aged by the merchants it would
not be in existence today. Did
you ever stop to think that the
mercantile community of the
country are the only body Of
men that tolerate the credit sys.
tenn? Let's see you buy postage
stamps, postal notes, money or
ders, etc., on credit; try it, and
see what you will be told. Go
to the theater and you will pay
money. Express companies de-
mand cash, and railroad tickets
are cash on delivery to the pur-
chaser. Why should not the
merchant demand cash? Simply
because he encourages the credit
system. It may be an impossi-
bi]ity to completely eradicate the
system, but strict limitations on
credit is a step on the right road
and it's evolution will be practi-
cally a cash basis system of do
ing business. It is worth a trial
and should be begun at once. It
would quickly spread, like meas.
les in country sch Dol, and when
it does it will solve the great
problem for all time. When
sifted down it would be found
that the credit system is the pro-
genitor of and responsible for
more evils that affect the finan
cial and bu siness world than all
other agencies combined. Not
only this, but it fosters extrava-
gance-the purchase of goods
which can very we'll be done
without.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-19
annual School Meeting.

Notices are out announcing the
annual school meeting of District
No. %, to be held at the city hall
in this city on Saturday evening,
July 20, '95, for the purpose of
electing one school director, to
succeed w. P. Mars whose term
expires, and for the transaction
of such other business as may
come before the assemblage.
The citizens of Virginia who
have the interests of our public
schools at heart-and that is OF
should be every citizen of the
district-should show that interes'
by being in attendance at this
meeting.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-19
Come and make appointment as@@@>9t
early as possible as i positively will
eEf<S~R - Remain One Week Each Month. -
General He,CS Notes.

The Virginia fire department
waScall I'd out Tuesday TO extin
.gulsh a blaze in a wood-pile nea,
aeorake & Stratton boarding
house, a result Of burning brush
Little Jimmie Rich, who with
his mother was visiting in the
city, was attacked and bitten J
a dog, while walking near the
D. M. & N. depot on Friday last!
an ugly, lacerated wound being
being inflicted upon his right
leg. The dog has since died OF
lead poisoning.
The Virginian says that fo1
some time we have had but one
man and two ciphers in charge
of our school affairs. Will Mr.
McGarry be at the school meet
ing tomorrow evening to inform
an anxious public who's who in
the Jackpot?
The latest is diamonds in the
Rainy Lake country. Let EN-
come.
The reception rendered the Y
P. S. G. E. of the Presbyterian
church by the Epworth League
Of the M. E. church, at the home
of w. H. Eaton on Wednesday
is reported as being an enjoya
BILE affair.
A party consisting of Messrs.
A. Newton Brown. L. L. Pres
colt, S. K. Prescott. E. z. Griggs
and. Others enjoyed life Sunday
communing with nature anG
catching brain food on the En-
barrass.
Great democratic weather,
Archdeacon Appleby was ir
the city Tuesday, holding ser
vices in the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening. The Episco
pal society will erect a neat anc
commodious shrine at the corner
of Poplar and Spruce street, op
posite the Catholic edlfice
Three pine land deals, amount
ing to $4,000, were filed with
Register Borgstrom on Friday
last. George Warren and P. B
Langdon, of Hennepin county
have sold to the Pine Land In
vestment company of Wisconsin
lands IN sections 18 and 19, 66 II
! ! price Sis, 900; lands in 80, 57.2
and adjacent sections, price $18,
900, and several lots in 81, 68.1.
4 and adjacent sections for $25, 900
We note by the Hibblng Sen
tinel that "Uncas Larson, an at
torney from Virginia. has locat
ed there. God knows there ar
none in Virginia who object t.
the move.
The Duluth, Mississippi (
| Northern will build about fv
miles. of sidetrack at Hibbin;
i. this year, to accommodate pros
pective business.
J; Fishing parties, flies and mos
q1litos are plentiful.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-07-19
CO,s,atu Board Of Equalization.

The C5unty Board of Equal.
cation will meet on the third
Monday of July, 1895, at the Of
flee of the county auditor, at ten
o'clock a. m, and continue in
session for three weeks or less.
ALI applications for correction
of assessments must be made in
writing. Yours truly,
O.. HALDEN, =
County Auditor