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Evening journal., 1895-07-23
WsLKER DIED WITHOUT 4 WILL
Consequently his Relatives WIN Mo-

Consequently His Relatives WIN Not
Attemps TO Break It. As Has Been
stated-A Stranger who Sought kin
ship.
John T. Walker. the shoe dealer, who
was married on his death bed Saturday
night. died intestate The property
which VIII amou0t to about $40 600, viii
be distributed under the intestate law OF
Che state. Bis heirs are his widow, q
brother, the issue If two dead sisters.
seven each, aud one sister supposed to bs
living
This morning a man about 43 years old
called upon Robert Q Fraim. He said
that hts name is Walker, and that he
came from Lancaster, Pa His father
deserted his mother years ago, and she
has never since heard word from him
The stranger thought perhaps the late
John 7 Walker was her father. but is
now Satisfied he was not Mr. Walker
was born IN Hartford county Nd and
learned his trade ia Baltimore He
aft'r gard came 70 this city, where he
had lived ever Stree
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Personal Events.

George u Rennie has returned from q
trip to Viola, Del much improved IN
health.
Miss Florence Davis, Of WILMINGTON.
has been the guest Of Miss Lncy Ford
Mrs. r O. Foster, Mrs George
Walker and Mrs. 3 J. Robinson. OF
Wilmington, were vlsitlrs to friends
here yesterday.
Washington Hastings, OF Wilmington,
was Ia this city awhile yesterday sitter
noon.
Mrs Martha Barto and Mrs George
Barto, Of Marcus Hook; Mrs Rachel
Allen, Of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs II.
A. Mckee, Of Wilmington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q Brown, OF Bear, we're In this
city yesterday.
Miss Marion Huahsbeek has gone to
summit Bridge on three weeks visit.
Mrs Maria Folse and Miss Louise Nc
Clsry, Of Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs.
John Bacon on Fourth street
Mr and Mrs Anorew Gallagher have
gone for weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. Y. Leslie George, OF Whining
ton has returned from a visit to rela-
tivea
Miss Gertrude Hatfield. OF Georgetown.
who has been visiting Miss Annie Fleni-
Ing. hss gone TO Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Pope has returned 70
Baltimore from visit to Miss Hattie
Challenger
Refreshing temperance drinks al Truitfs.
Miss Anna Mohlen Is visiting at
BiidReton. N j.
Miss Eta Guest has returned 60 Salem
from visit TO friends here.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
EXECUTORS SALE.
II ExECUToR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court of the state Of Delaware, in aud for
New Cas-. le county, made on the fifth day az
July, A. D., 1895, will b. exposed TO sale at
public vendue, on
TUESDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF AUGUST.
1895. at 10 o'clock &. IN at the County Court
House. In the city of Wilmington the fol ow-
ing described real estate late OF Ross Lam
piskeY, deceased. to wit:
All that certain lot of land, with two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected.
situate in the said city of Wilmington. be-
ginning at a point On the westerly side Of
buttcnwood street at ddfty feet wide) the dis
tanoe of ninety. seven feet six inches
southerly from the southerlv side OF Lobdell
street at fifty feet wide. thence southerlv
along said westerly side OF ButtonwOod street
one hundred and five feet to a corner of land
lately conveyed TO Kate Porter; thence with
said Porter's line westerly parallel with sAI'
street one hundred feet TO a corner; thence
northerly parallel with Buttonwood street
one hundred and five feet 10 another corner.
and thence easterly and parallel with l,obdell
street one hundrel feet 10 the said westerly
side of Buttonwood street and place OF be-
ginning.
Attendance viii be eiven and terms made
known by SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY Executor. or by JOHN
p. NIELDS, its attorney.
Attest:
coLEN FERGUSON, Clerk Orphans Court.
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psownsa n tho chontnnl..

GRREEsBoROU0H Nd. July % Joseph
feat, oolorad. was drowned Sunday
afternoon while swimming 10 the Chop,
tank river ut shtter6eld's wharf lie
swan from the wharf across the river
and was returning when tha accident
occurred He was accompanied by
several other men. Justice Hopkins
held an inquest, and the verdict was
accidental orowLipg Teat was about M
years Of age
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

4 Bash,
WILMINGTON, Del, July 20, '95.
FILMY, GAUZY,
DAINTY, BEAUTIFUL
.... LACES

OF course, you know what we are
leading to.-iust another lot Of those
LAOES tina. we sell-that we sell
right, too.
We've Just the prettieat lot of
LACES-some at Sc.
some at 1Oc
some at 1916.
and they are the kind you usually
pay l5c, 49, or 25c a yard for.
Uouldn't be duplicated for less. All
this week, with a window full to
look ION.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Magnificent PiAre for a Resort.

One Of the prettiest and highest sit
uations for resort on the Delaware Is
affiliated about mile below New Caatle.
II Is the farm Of Taylor Dixon, Of Phil
sdelphis, and is being tensnted by A. r.
Kee.
beautiful bluff presents itself at the
river front. dotted with luxuriant
growth of shade trees There Is an
excellent beach and surf. and the location
is as high, II not higher, than Gordon
Heights.
The farm consists OF about 1876 aeres
and on II there have been q number OF
ptta dug, from which a very fine quality
OF clay is taken. A wharf has been
built during the past year that vessels
might land and transport the production
to the Camden potteries.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
HEARINGS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS.
The Henderer Patent Case Compromised
and the Application withdrawn-Testl
mony in the Warner Case.

The hearing IN the suit for prellm
mary injunction brought by John Dett-
man, an executor OF Richard Dudgens
OF New York, VS. A l. Henderer. 70
restrain him from using or selling
hydraulic jacks covered BY patent owned
by the NewYork parties was TO have come
mp. before Judge l.. r Wales I'm the
United States. Court this morning, but
the case was compromised and the appli-
cation withdrawn. Wetmore & Jenner
represented Dellman and Counsellor
Knight Of Washington, appeared tor
Henderer.
The taking Of testimony in the suit
brought by Charles Warner Company va
United States was continued this morn
ing before United States Deputy Com.
missioner Mahafig but not finished. The
case will be continued next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
srsrry nlauer psnIsrs

A merry party Of Wilmlngtoniena
passed down the river yesterday after
noon aboard John Mulrooneys yacht,
o Wego. The party was bound for
Augustine Pier and was composed Of
members Of The Retail Liquor Dealers
Association. The whistle Of the vessel
was blown and horns wers footed In
passing this city.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
was prownsd whlIe nnthlnr

EixFoE, Nd, July 20 Thomas
Smith, aged II years, son Of James
Smith, Of Caollton, was dro wned Sunday
morning. he was, In company with four
other young men bathing at Deep Point
on the Elkrldge farm, when be got into
water over his head, and. not being able
to swim. WAS drowned The other bows
tried bard 60 save him, but were unsuc
cassful
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Runarny on DeInwAra street.

Yesterday afternoon as Ozro Lunt was
driving q cart loaded with Lumbar past
the intersec ion Of Third aud Delaware
streets. 8 piece Of lumber slipped ont
and struck the horse Oh the rump The
frightened animal started 70 run and ran
about fifty yards when It relieved itself
Of the harness. nt the same time drag
cling Lunt off his seat. The latter was
skinned up badly but WAS not seriously
Il lrsd He succeeded in stopping the
horse on Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
II is A WORTHY OBJECT.

The Appeal of the Evening Journal'i
for i'd Toward a Fund Co send an.
thony Cook 60 New York Bears Fruit,
The mayor and City Council will proba.
bly, be asked to contribute money 10
defrsy portion OF the expense of send
Ing tbs East Side msd dog vlctims 10
Fasteur Institute New York The
individual subscriptions are not coming
( IN fast enough to send even the bov
Anton Koch, TO say notl ing OF the others
who were bitten by Stelnicken's dog
When a mad dog ran rampant in
salem, N, several months ago. the
Town Council OF that place promptly
made sn appropriation and sent every
victim to New York The same may be
done here
Ths Wilmington victims are.
Thomas Harris Of No 706 Lord street.
James Martin,of No sos Church street.
Horace Jones, Of No. 729 Curlett
Bertha Hughes, or No. OOs R.frond
avenue.
George Grlsson, Of No. sl3 Walnut
Paul Richter, Of No. 500 Church
anton Koch, Of No. s02 East Eighth
All but Phomls Haris are children.
a public apl.i.ed Wilmington LAWYER
who has taken much interest in The
persons bitten, made close igonirv
INTO the conduct Of the savage
lttIe dog, end forwarded his
Information to the institute. rsouesting
al opinion as to the dogs condition he
mas received the following letter from
DE- +. 4. L4bardie, the resident pbysi
clan:
DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF your
letter Of the 20tn inst aud in reply beg
10 say that white / cannot positiyeiv "a
aert that the dog was rabld. stil from
your hiltoIy Of the case. ID Is onite
evident that he was. A dog suppgstd to
be mad should not be killed immediatelv
but captured and a close watch K pt upon
MIS- movements. aud IL hs Is rabia he ain
soon show the symptoms, and the psrsoi =
Whom no haa bitten will then realzs the
necessity for taking the treatment. Ia
this case the fest course 10 pnrsne
would be to send the patlente htrs 10
receive treatment The brain of the
dog could be ssnt here to be
eXperimehted with, bat the result of
such experiments would not bs known
la less than twenty OF twenty five DAYS.
and the lapse OF that time before Ihe
beginning OF the treatment might p owe
dangerous
Our charges for tho treatment are
FsOO for each case, aud $g5 per week for
ooaId, room, nursing aud dressings.
The time necessary for the treatment Is
nfteBn days
II IS believed thst al the children
could be sent there for much smaller
psr capita at all events, should the
citizens and City Council make liberal
response II will be tried.
The following responses to the appeal
made by the EVENING JOURNAL for
subscriptions to a fund for the purpose
OF sending year Sid Anthony Co. K who
was bitten By iaad dog, to the Pasteur
Institute New York, have been received
at this Office up 70 date
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
rho nohomian I1arthonnEe.

BRuEN, Bohemia, July 23.-It has beer
definitely asecrtained that TO houses have
been totally destroyed and 59 partially dc
stroyed BY the remarkable sinking Of the
earth here Tho disaster has turned near.
" z, 500 PERSONS out of their homes, for il
Is feared that o.Ncr houses viii collapse in
the same district
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Training School Runaway

MEDIA, July % Five inmates OF the
Pennsylvania Training School at Elwyn
left the Institution Saturday intending
to see some Of the country They wore
the uniforms of the Institution and did
not get far before they we're captured
Two were found last night sleeping In a
wagon shed st the stables OF the Rose
Tree Hotel aud the others were arrested
BY Officer Mcdonald while riding on a
trolley car In South Chester.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Barbers Vi. woolsn Hrorh,r.-

A series Of baseball games 10 bslnr
played st Battery Park bstwesn TIE
Barbsrs and Woolsn Mills mines. Zach
team has won three games, and 20 day Is
set for she seventh and deciding game
Yesterdays game resulted In a victory
for the barberH By q score OF 10 to 10
Timms and Walters we're IA the points
for the barbors, and Newlove and Stack
for the Wooden Mills.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
The Caroline Hall Released

The schooner Caroline Hall, which was
detained at the National Quarantine
station at Reeoy Island, WAS released
yesterday aud towed to Gibson's point.
The captain and all hands were suffering
with swamp fever
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Ferguson q Uontaln M,

At nesting OF the Columbia Athletic
Club last night, Ferguson WAS elected
captain OF the baseball team vice Big
gins, resigned, and who has signed with
Dover. Manager Hushsbeck has not vet
secured player to I'll Higgins's place
bnt will do 80 befo Saturdays game
with Rockford Solae bets are bsing
made on the coming game.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
BurIaI on nIisa 1Ianiove.

The funeral of Miss Amelia Manlovs.
the sister OF J. B Msnlove, took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted the NJ. E. Church by
Rev. v Collins and interment was
made In the cemetery adjoining
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
hIsdIeal Ekamlna.ions at porer.

The State Board OF Medical Examiners
met at Dover to day for the purpose Of
examining those persons who wish to
practice medicine IN the state The
examinations will be continued to NOR.
row and Thursday.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
An rmhes1ler sentnnn..l.

GREENFIstD. Mass, July 23-Default.
or Albert j. Stebbins, ox tax collector of
Dccriicld, WAS sentenced hy Judge Nav
nari TO five years IN tho county iail. His
friends restored to the town 81, 600 of the
missing ST. $3.50 cmhozzlad.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
90 Per Cont or

On al Straw Hats to close out balance Of
steek All new goods bought in case lots
from the mills direct Best values
ever ofiera5. at Ross's. 210 Market street.
Summer Underwear at %, IS and SOC.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
pnllnlar Tnn 80 nInrr,

The Evening journal March. BY w
Howard Eherle, IS now on sale In all Of
the music stores aud Is having q ready
sale, and Is fast being recognized as the
popular two step march OF the dsy.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Death From Inckinu.

Last Saturday the 8 years old son OF
Mrs Rehecca Greenfield, Of No - West
Twenty third street, while playing with
some companions digging hole. had the
fingers OF his right hand cut OF with a
hoe. This morning be died of lOckiaw
despite everything his physicians could
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
ON THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST A. ID 1901

NtnAuts
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST A. d 1895
At 10 o'clock a. M
At the County Court House, in the city of
Wilmington, the following described real
wit: "
All that certain lot of land, with a two
story brick dwelling thereon erected. situate
IN the said city of Wilmington, beginning on
the essteriy side OF Kirkwood ttreet at the
distance Of one hundred and twenty feet six
inches foutherly rom the southeriy side of
Tenth street; thence easterly parallel TO
Tenth street. passing through the middle OF
the division wall of this house and the one adj
joining on th- north sixty -sight feet to the
westerly side of an alley, nine feet five inches
wide; thence sOutherly along said side of said
alley fourteen feet to a corner; thence
westerly parallel to Tenth street. passing
Through the middle of the division wall of this
mouse and the one adjoining on the south
siXty-eight feet TO the Aforesaid side of Kirk
wood street and thence Herewith northerly
fourteen feet TO the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may. with the use
OF said alley In oommol with o hers entitled
thereto forever.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY, Administrator, or by BEN
JAMlN NIELDS, ESQ, its attorney.
Attest
coLEN FERousoN, Clerk Orphans Court,
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

Subscriptions may be left, at the Office
Of the EVENING JOURNAL and will be
promptly acknowledged
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
twilight kervices Inaugnrated

Twilight Heryices were inaugurated et
st. Paul's M + Church on Sunday even
ing by Rev. T E Terry They will be-
conducted every Sunday evening during
July and August between 9 30 aud 7 SO
ILL.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

May be spent at colchester Sunday next.
July % Special train leaves Wilmington
via Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad at 45 8 a Round trip rate
81 90 Grabbing, bathing aud boating
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
rda's Bondsman Gave her uo.

Ida Stanton. colorsd. was brought to
the Al yesterday morning By Constable
Cfesdon, Of Hockessin. She is the giil
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

on whom James White, colored. aud who
Is inoarcerased az the jail, attempted
rape two weeks ago at the foregoing
place Her bondsman, Mr. Walker,
refused te serve as her surety longer, and
fearing she would escape she was brought
here.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
AND NORTHERN Raj
w NOAn. Iime tahla in anarI Inna l6Il

~ ROAD. Time tahle In effect June 10Th,
1875.
IIntno leave Wilmington, French stree
etRtion, Tor B. 81 %. Junction, MOntchf y
Wlaterthur, Guyencourt, GrEnogue COesart
ghedde' Ford Junction, Pocopson, Yves
Chester, Embreevllle, MortOnyiie, Coates
viile and intermediate stations, daily. avcsD
sunday, At Z so = 10, 60. as Snd a5 n
sunday only ~ fS N; / IS and 40s . N.
Daily 81 % pm.
ttr Rkynesburg Junction, Springfield rug
Intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday
>, 90 an. IS and o5 10. Sundays only =
Os "A, a5 and Go p m.
For dOSnnt, bircahOro, Reading Nud intef
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday. At
7 70 N and be ? m, Sunday only at SIS ID
and 55 pm.
4. q. McCAUsr,AND, sapsrir tendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. ten. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
InnIdants ~ the nnr.


The annual clearing and repairing OF
the schools is being done by the Board OF
Education Work was begun yesterday
A speaker in the lDterets Of the Junior
Order Of American Mechanics will talk
on Delaware street pier on Friday even
Ing.
a new bulldog has arrived In town
and bis fights on Delaware street yeater-
day were innumerable
Try TRUTHS ice cream, 30e.
William Dsakyne Is supplying coal to
the tug lvanhoe and the mud digging
machine which is engaged at Bulkhead
Bar.
Because Of the Illness OF Mr. Herbert
no rehearsal Of the orchestra was held
last night
Ths primary department IL the N. 70
Sunday school ard many other friends
will picnic at Fsirview on Thursday.
A Boston tea was held in the Baptist
ChuIch last evening ana WAS well
patronizsd.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Flre Oonsumea q Wheal stael..

NEE0 NVlI8 WIIIVl = " IIWat sNUVNs
A wheat stack on the farm OF William
Stroup. near Hars's Corner, was burned
about o'clock last evening The bell
Of the Lenape engine was rung
and the whistle OF IL was blown,
bat the fremen did not 60 to the
fire. The loss amounted to about 5000
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
WOODEN Mills shut Down.

Ihe WooIen Nils were closed down
Saturday afternoon. and as q result
between 800 and 400 employees are tenn
porarily thrown out OF work The
reason assigned for she shut down Is
that more goods have been worked than
tue washers can handle. AS soon as they
have caught up work will he resumed
This Is likely 20 be tomorrow,
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Money Loaned
on Mortgage


REAL ESTATE
bought and sold. Properties carefully
managed. Rents collected and promptly
rem-tted.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
70 and from Europe by White Star Line.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREpIT
And drafts issued in pounds sterling
available in all parts Of the world.
STOCKS. BONDS AND GRAIN
bought and sold on ali the leading ex-
changes in the country.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
q speciality.
Private telegraph wires to New York, Phila-
aelphla, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore and
FOR SALE.
Wilmington Coal Gas stock
n. L. EVANS & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Eighth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
GOOD TIMES COMING.
Delaware Iron Works to En-
ploy More Men.
GAS STREET LAMPS WILL 60

weisbach Lights sTay Possibly Succeed
Them Shortly y-FuneraI OF nSIss Man
love- Remarkable Recovery of Kx-state
Treasurer Herbert-wnIIam stroup's
Wheat Stack Consumed.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. July 28--An air Of
prosperity floats IN the atmosphere
about this city. At least fifty more men
will be given work In the Delaware Iron
Works within few days. the result OF
an announcement made last evening.
The news Was cheerfully greeted by
everyone as Il is an evidence that better
times are in prospect, and that the
people OF this ciSY will share with those
Of other rolling mill towns, where the
times have improved.
In consequences of the increased force
Frank Winslow has been made foreman
in the screw department in the bell
weld. Mr. Beck. a.Virginlan, arrived
yesterday and will take charge OF the
extra force on the furnaces The new
arrangement will 20 into effect at
once.
This double turn has not been working
for two years
Street Lighting with weiabach Lamps
The City Council at meeting on
Saturday evening considered the matter
Of replacing the gas burners Of all the
street lamps with the Welsbaoh inven
tion, and it is possible that within
short time the city viii have that 81 stem
Of lighting.
To keep the gas lamps burning until
o'clock six months in the year and All
night the other six months costs the city
81 300. The Welsbach lamps are far
superior to the inoandescent lights and
are much chesper than the present
system Five or six times as much gas
is burned by the gas lamps as would be
by the WelsbRch.
To make the proposed changes the
cost would be 5000 II the lights were
kept lighted as they are now a saving OF
$500 year could be made and a better
service would be rendered Should the
Council decide to keep them lighted all
night it would cost 81 500, the amount
now paid for an inferior service, both as
regards reflections and the safety OF the
public In general 1t is a question that
seems to favor the Nelsbaoh system and
It Is TO be hoped that some definite
action may shortly be taken.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
MIR. Herbert ont,

Everybody in New Castle was sur
prised yesterday morning when It was
learned that ex State Treasurer William
Herbert had sufficiently recovered as TO
be out In his yard His recovery Is
certainly remarkable and marks the
fine constitution OF which he Is the
Possessor.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

e. Seventy-four pairs in all,
and although every pair cost
US more money we want to
clean up the lots. They are
not cheap Shoes, but good
Shoes for little money. Any
man who wants something for
Summer wear of this kind will
do we'll to see them at once be.
fore the sizes get all broken up
The young men say "Mullin's"
carry the beat stock of Patent
Leathers in town. Have you
ever seen any Of them? No
fancy prices, but all the style
and quality at moderate figures.
Closed evenings except Sat-
urdsys at 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

See them in the
Sixth street Shoe
window. Three
styles-Globe Balls,
Piccadilly Balls and
Piccadilly Bluohers,
sizes 6 to TO-;
widths c, d and
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
l OF
REAL, ESTATE

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Cou~t
oi the stale Of Delaware. in and for ew
castle county, MADE on the fifth day OF July
A. D.. 1895, VIII be exposed to sale aL publit
Vendue W
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

PENNIES AND SMALL ORANGE Oar
BE Rad AT TlfE COUNTING RoOzs OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE
Evening journal., 1895-07-23
Artisans Savings Bank
NO sg2 AARkgT STREET
Wilmington. D, aware

Interest allowed on deposits OF monsy for
one or more cSlenI monthe Al tbs rate Of
per cent. Per 6 nj un. Money loaned on
mortgages or rea G late.
Evening journal., 1895-07-23

J. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY, President.
II. ALLEN HELLES, Vice-Presldent,
r, A. TAYLOR, Sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH 81, MATHEIi. Auditor,
gay l, 1896