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Evening journal., 1895-12-10
CathoIic han society Elects.

At the annual nesting OF the Catholic
Hall Society last evening the following
officers were elected President, Charles
O'Conner; vice-president, Peter.A Horty I;
treasurer. John K. Bradford; ssoretary.
John f. Callahan; directors. + + Kane,
D w. Lynch. w. Il. MCCARTHY. Thomas
s Dougherty James MeRary, j. H. Har
klDs, J f. Lynch. 1t was reported that
the society was in good condition, its
assets being $4,000
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
InspectIng Wilmington Plants.

M n. Baker. associate editor OF the
Engineering News, of New York City. is
in Wilmington to day collecting d ats or
an article on filtration of water and
cremation Of garbage This morning
he was shown the plant OF the Water
Department. by Chief Engineer Bond
ana this afternoon Secretary Colq1houn
introduced him to the crematory.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
death on MA HenrIetta stewart

PRINosss AkNE, Nd. Dec 10 Mrs.
Henrietta Stewart, widow of the late DR..
Willianf Stewart, died yesterday after
noon at Der residence. in Princess Anne.
Eight children survive Mrs Stewart,
among them w. R. Stewart, OF New
York citys James r. Stewart, deputy
clerk OF the Circuit Conrt for this
county Mrs William II Todd. Of
Louisiana, and Mrs. Charles Il. Fltz-
gerald.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
SEAMAN DECLINED TO SETTLE.

He Contests Bogus clRim Before
Magistrate Kelley aud wins His oase.
Suit was brought before Magistrate
Kelley last evening by John 7. Kennedy
against Adolph Seaman, the proprietor
OF tho Crystal Maze recently showing on
Markes street, for wages due him Of
SO 90
The evidence showed that Saman
owed the man nothing and Magistrate
Kelley nOn-suitcd Kennedy.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
E.tatea Of the Dad

Several Witnesses appeared before
Register OF Wills Cooch this morning
aod proved the will Of the late
William Forrest to which there we're
Eve condiclls 10 was admitted to
probAts and letters testamentary granted
TO James CGrrow.
Letters testamentary have been granted
upon the seate Of Margaret Walker,
late Of this city, 10 the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Hnrt nr = nIrarvlnm on.

At 10 IA this morning car No 81 on
the Riveivew line, south tolnd, coll
llded with the delivery wagon OF the
Nonparie Liundry at Twenty third and
Market streets, breaking II badly The
driver, James J. Mslloy, was severely
hurt scross the sDine. He was taken to-
lis home, No 1880 Walnut street
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
whete .roame b PlsntIfaI.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND, Dsc. 10 For the past
thres days Gsorge Naylor. Wilmington
sportsmen, has bsen near here hunting
for rabbit and other game, abundant In
this locslity. On FRIDAY Mr. Naylor
bagged fourteen rabbits and six part
ridges He also found two pOssums in
the trunk Of a huge chestnut tree.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Tbree Ilpk,nnd rternIty,

Unity Lodge. No 4. l o o. Z OF
Stanton, buried ils deceased member.
Thomas J Jones, with imposing eeie-
mouy In White Clay Greek Presbyterian
Church cemetery yesterday Afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Mason, pastor Of the church.
conducted the religious service Mr. and
Mrs william 4 Lyman, OF this city.
cousins Of the deeeassd. we're present,
Mr Lyman being one OF tbs pail
bsArers
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
WAR IN ABYsslNlA.
Important and sanguinnry Engagement Of
italian Troops and Mcneliig's Soldiers.


italian Troops and McnoliiS's Soldiers.
ROME, Doc. l0.-The army Of King
Mcneik Of Abyssinia, consisting Of 90
600 mcn was surrounded and surprised
by five companies Of italian troops under
Major Tosoli at Ambalagi.
General Arimondi, with another body
OF italian troops, advaRood 20 the support
Of Major Toselli, but was stopped by the
enemy A severe battle was subsequent
ly fought
Major Toselll, ~ Of tho Italian officers
and 300 OF the native troops are missing.
The position of General Arlmondi at
Mnkallo however, is imprognnblo, and
no has provisions for a throo months
siege
King Humhert conferred with Premier
Crispi upon the situation last night, and
tho cabinet council decided TO give Cen
eral Baratleri the necessary means to
crush the Ahyssininns.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
sha nnd Nn nsfsn.a.tn nner.

Before Magistrate Kelley last evening
Emma Undsrhill was charged with
disorderly conduct by Levi Benson. The
parties are colored and live in n
regular nest Of Japs at No 229 Adams
street She did not inttrpose sny ds-
Tense and was fined 80 C snts and costs.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
A eIIeht Fire Tbis MORNING.

Special officer Jackson, of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company at Is
o'clock this morning. discovered FIRE ia
the frame dwelling No 4l2 West Front
street occupied by Bartholomew Dono-
hoe An alarm was sent 10 from box "a
The damage Was slight aud covered BY
insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

Prof. Webster. the Worlds greatest
trance medium Tells you ell you want TO
know. If you are ia distress call and see
bim Cures rheumatism. One week only
l0a m to 10 M No. 2i2 w. 45h
street Late of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
with tho nIethodlst breaches 8.

At the regular meeting of the VIII.
mIngton NJ Preachers Association
yesterday resolutions on the death Of
Mrs A T Scott we're read Papers
were read by Rev George r Hopkins on
''lndis." and Rev A. s. Mowbray on
"somsthlng for Nothing"
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
The LIttle FoIka To-nlrht.

The enterthlnment tof 1.-THE Little
Folks snd their Dolls, which was to have
bssn given 10 the W. @. T. U. rooms,
will bs given in the First Presbyterian
Church tonight in order to accommodate
the anests
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
A Small Rnnauar-

About o'clock this morning a team
owned by Colts & Williams ran away A.
Tenth and Sbipley and was stopped at
Seventh street. Williams, who was
driving, was thrown out aud bruised
slightly. and one Of the horses was
Injured to a trlfing extent.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
need nnd NoKInler srsnI. boz Room.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 10. Manager Lewis Of
tho Southern hotel received kilograms
from Speaker Thomns B. Reod and Major
William Mckinley asking that rooms bo
reserved FOR thoir respective delegations
should ST. Louis ho decided upon as the
place TO hold the next Republican national
convention.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Decides she is Of white Parsntaro.

Complaint having been made that =
little girl named Robinson, who had
negro blood in her veins was attending
No 3 school, an investigation was made
by Com mittssman Samuel F. Bstts. he
learned ythAt ths child was Of white
paI entsse and she will be allowed TO
Fe mAin where she is
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
rnntaln Hnrhea nald.

Judge Brawley. of the United States
District Court. OF Charleston. s O., who
sat in the case Of the Lsurada, the steam
ship suspected Of hlibusteriuR. has de.
eioed to hold Captain Hughes under bond
Tor trial Ia January
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Heavy Travh Delays Trains.

All Pennsylvania railroad trains
having Southern connections have ire
quently been late the past fortnight on
account Of the heavy travel from Al
lSnta IL Is said that nearly all the
Northern visitors aud tourists have
completed their scjourns at Atlanta and
are leaving In large companies aud train
l,oda
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
After rrusnt sehoolbors.

The polics ofhceys are looking for boyI
who play truant from school and fthos'
who cannot give an account OF themsslVsl
win be arrested Young America will d.
well to paste this warning in his hat anC
gee that his school records clean.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

A fne line Of holiday novelties. precious
stones, iswelry, bronzss, clocks. silver
ware. etc on easy weekly or monthly
payments at Earle's, jsweler. southwest
corner OF Eighth and Market streets,
up stairs.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
On for anlAtlanta TrIr.

Conductor Merritt P Hastings. Of the
P w. & B freight SERVICE. accompanied
by his wife. will leave on an early train
to morrow for a trip TO Atlanta Mr.. and
Mrs Hastings will be gone q week or ten
daVe
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
emo snle or HIrh cIas. neef

For &c per pound and upwards viii be
continued each day until further notice
Sugar cured Corned Beef and Picked
Tongues always on hand. Something
new, Beef Sausage. very fine. 10s per
pound, try It, at Stalls 81. 6S, 50, SO,
South aisle Eighth Street Market House.
WILLIAM GLYHN.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
rhIs Goose Dressed Nineteen Pounds.

That's tho largest goose | ever saw.
said I N Stayton this morning as he cut
down huge fowl that weighed nineteen
pour dg, dressed weight 1t was raised
near Csntreville, Nd, and measured
nearly three feet from tip to zip"
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
oliday Exeurslon Rates on the b. a o.

In pursuance OF It's usual policy. the
B dtimors and Ohio Railroad Company
viii sell Excursion tickets bstwesn All
stations on It's lines East OF the Ohio
River for AL trains December 21, 20, %.
"a. %. 81 and January valid for return
journey until January z, Inclusive, at
reduced rates
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Purobase on Tbree-storv BrIoI,s.

Sutton and Company have sold to
Wiilism p. Mcconnell three three story
houses on East Twenty fourth street,
between Market and Lsmotte streets, for
81 800 each. A NJ. .Ekland WAS the
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Tamoua DueIIst ReIensed,

MEXICO CITY. Dec TO- Colonel Ro.
nero, tho famous duelst who killed We
rastcgui, has been released under the
operation of tho duolist amnesty law.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

May Address the Tsachers. Association.
Superintendent w. u MacGoEan o.
the WarreB, Pa public schools. Will bs
the guest Of DR. j. w Orumbaugh mem
bsr of the Board OF Public Education
from the Fifth ward this week While
here Professor .MacGowRn Will probably
address the teachers meeting on Friday.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
nusINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.

TOR SALE CHEAP. -GO0D WILL AND
IT fixtures of D first-elass hotel. in good con
ditiOn. with lease. Two bars. two pool tables
six furnished rooms. Address THOMAS
McHUGH, No. l3 Market St., Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
channnnh hana-

The children Of Oheb s. ON congrsgs
tion will hold a servics and entertainment
In the Synagogue. Eighth and Orsnge.
to morrow evening.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
shops TO Be Lighted BIZ Eisotrlolty.

The Wilmington and Northern Rail
road Company has about completed the
work OF putting In electric lights in all
their shops Ia this city. The work has
been In progress about two weeks, and
the machine and carpenter shops are
now nicely lighted throughout By the
first OF the year all the plant will be
In running order
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
nnlla for Nothlnr.

You get a,ticket fer those dolls If you
buy candy at Holliss, 227 Market street
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

ONCE Seventh and kiag. Phone 5s5.
n. T. SergeSnt dealer In coal and wood
sw-Lsrge pea coal for family usS.
t&- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
ATLANTIC CIrY. n. j.

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reopsned Tor the winter under
the personal supervision Of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
formerly prolrietress Of the kenilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
lor. Baths. all convenieDces. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
A Juror Stricken .

Henry H Appleton, OF Middletown,
one Of the men drawn to serve on the
second panel Of petit jurors, had stroke
OF paralysis at his home yesterday morn
ing.snd is In q serious condition. be
was In the court room on Friday, appar-
emily In good health.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
STORAGE EXCHANGE,

All kinds OF Furniture bought sold and eX-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
Ras ehd gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
ovsrhauled and returned at q moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
pat up In the fall Address or call,
lOlo ORANGE sFREBF. Wilmington. Del.
II HOEGELsBER9ER. MD,
A-ls 6i6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EVE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
IA the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
Now York City, in the Philsdelphia Poly
olnic and Wills Eye Hospital.
ae EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
f1 STEEL GI4AsSES. 50 GENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Ynn Want tn make nica ChrlaImaa

You want TO make nice Christmas
present to somebody. don't your OF
course YOu do. But money is a little
scarce just now. Well. Just drop in at
Earle's. jsweler, southwest corner Of
Eighth and Market streets, up stairs,
and you can get any thing in the jswelry
line, silverwere, clocks, bronzi orna
ments and novelties on easy weekly or
monthly payments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

treatments for coughs colds and affections
OF the respiratory orKans.
Coughs and colds are usually the result of
exposure or neglect, ami II not properly
treated their natural tendencies are ppeumo-
MA or consumption.
More lives are sacrificed by the neglect of
Slight coughs than can he estimated. Keep
the Pineola lialsam on hand FOR use when oc-
caslon arises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
Fer Coughs. Colds and Pulmonary
Diseases.

uitlul u tiC THROAT. btU
lungs the Pincola Balsam
eNcrts i'm mediate healing
influence. and we recon
mend this preparation to
be used In conn ectIou
with Ely's Cream lialp in
such cases. Tue Plneo.u
Baisam is pleasant to tue
taste. is soothing tn tho in
famed surface. and when
once fairly tried is certain
TO superSeue all other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

LEBANON, Pa, May CHARLES Garrett,
the wife murderer, who is to be hanged on
Tuesday next, sent for District Attorney
Settler and several newspaper men yester-
day, and when they arrived whipped out
big dirk, which he had concealed on his
person IL is feared that no intended to
kill the district attorney, but that official
gave the prisoner to understand that he
was afraid of nothing. Garrett displayed
some temper, and then declared that the
knife had been given him by Jules Ferry,
fellow prisoner, week after the razor
had been found upon him He called at
tention to several bars in his cell, which
had been cut through and the grooves
filled with soap Then he asserted that
his sister Sallie Garrett, gave Ferry a file,
which Ferry had refused to give to him.
1t is believed that Garrett had intended
killing District Attorney seltzer, but that
his nerve failed him. The knife was taken
from him, and he will be closely watched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Riffians boarded the Dutch brigantine
Anna off the coast Of Morocco, killed the
captain and pillaged the vessel.
Governor Grcenhalge, of Massachusetts,,
has appointed committee to represent
the state at the Mexican exposition.
New York's grand jury indicted Solo
mon II. Mann on charge Of causing the
death of Miss Loretta Hannigan by u
criminal abortion.
Lee Ward West Virginia moonshiner,
was killed while resisting arrest. A hun.
dred moOnshiners have been arrested in
Logan, Wyoming Mcdowell and Mercer
counties.
A shooting match for $1,000 side and
the championship of America has been ar.
ranged between A. j. Van Dueseu, OF
Winona, Mimi, and Fred c. Ross, of
Brooklyn.
Fifteen thousand coal miners employed
along the Ohio extension of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, near Pocahontas,
Va, are out on strike against 20 per
cent reduction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
PuaLic SALE OF HORSES. At Hoos.sra
THURSDAY. MAY a 1854

will sell at the above place twenty n
head OF horses ranging FROM 80 70 A11K
1900 pounds as follows.
Nos. and Z. pair bay ma res yeAra old
l54 hands high, weight 1000 pounds. breksn
single and double; his 10 a choice team. they
are hsst- class drivers smooth and IA &C. with
long necks heavy tails. dive like ne hsrse.
Eo.s black hambIetonian mare. years
old. laS hands high. broken to drive siaEfo
aud double and Is choice driver; this l. .
perIcci gentle man driver, with great Efyis
uhd good actor.
NJ. =, brown mare. 6 yesrs Old. 10 hns.d<
high. i.vuo pJunds broken single aud dsasis.
tLis marc is ace aud smooth. good driver.
Us btea driven by lady
No D brown mare. years old. I5& haads
nj IOJo pounds IA tirst-uiass worker aud
dflVerand Is sound smooth snd all right
NJ. o. lay horso, years old. 1j1. haads
high. has been USED slugle aud double pl e1ty
OF snap aud gOntie.
No. :. bay herse. i years old. 1000 pound :
u = hands high. broken In all bal meas and
very good driver,
80. s. bay mare. years old lb% han5s hlxh
u. W pounds. a very good mare.
No o. Swallow dun mare. years old. isS
hands hisb broken fer family use. she was
slred by Gllt Edge. her dam Fashion, ~
brown Dick, he by Old LOUIS Napoleon, thts
u.nre is u full sister 81 solitaif who has
record of a.e5. was sold for $3.50 she has
never been handl' for speed. but can SHOW
LAO gait. In general diving sine is hard 70
beat.
No 10. bay horse. 8 years old. lex hasds
high. broken In all harness. bred from tray
Eagle stock. which are roajsters and have
No. II. bay mare. l5A hands plgh, L f05
pounds. DI oxen we'll smooth aud ulce.
No II, hay horse. years old. IL hands aixh,
/ 100 pounds, broken In all harness. quick and
| pervy anu VIII pull ns much any horssl
No. - gray mare. years oid. ID hauds
high. 1900 pounds, good leader and . nrsc
/ class worker.
No. II. brown mare. chunk. years old. IsH
| han de high. good bone. well brokeu. ~
| No, Is. DICK. brown horse. yeats Old. l5H
hands high. tou pounds, this h b states
bred and can goi 40 any one wanting
nice diver should rec him.
| Nos. 10 aud II, pair of mules years cid.
| 10 hands hish. 2sJJ pounds. broken in alt
/ harness. quiet for any one to do work -
biIdle. they are quicS and nice. 40 one owna
I a quietet palr nor better.
Balance or these hvrses are general busf-
ness ones. have selected them With care
| aGd will Recommend them as they are and
understand will sell every horse. they VIII
| be at stable two days before stls. No post
puneine at Oh account OF weather. Cfedu Of
| 81 days. EIWUOD WEBstEk
J.. W. sudham Son. Auet.
X. CnAndloI. clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

ALBANY, May deputy Attorney Gen
eral Hasbrouck last evening advised War
den Snge, of Sing Sing, that he had better
suspend tho execution of DIR. Robert Bu-
ohanan until afterthe appeal on the habeas
corpus proceedings hns been decided by the
supreme court OF the United States. The
question that now arises is this "If the
United States supreme court dismisses the
appeal in the habeas corpus application,
will DIR, Buchanan have to be resentenced
before he can be executed?" 1t is the
opinion here that resentence by the
court where he was originally sentenced
will have to take place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

DR.. Rae, the arctic traveller, relates how
wolves will take the bait from guntrap
without danger to themselves by first cut
ting tho line or cord which connects the
bait and the trigger. He also says: - may
also mention what have been told, al
though have never had an opportunity
of seeing It, that wolves watch the fisher
men who set lines in deep water for trout,
through holes In the ice, in Lake Superior,
and very soon after tho man has left the
wolf goes up to tho place, takes hold of
the stick which is placed across tho hole
and attached to the line, trots off with it
along tho ice until the bait Is brought to
the surface, then returns and eats the bait
and the fish II any happens to be on the
hook. The trout of Lake Superior are
very large, and the bats are of size in
proportion"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

LONDON, May THE Times publishes
dispatch from Kobe, dated April 20, say
ing that there is no installing the fact
that there is evidence of "a serious crisis in
the relations between Japan and Russia
The correspondent says Information
reaches me from reliable source at Hiro-
shima that the ministry have adopted Il
resolute attitude against Russian dicta-
ton. They deny Russia's right to inter
fere and even contemplate a defiance of
of Russia, believing that the Russian
military forces In the east are not power.
full enough to enforce her demnnds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

scRxSTos, Pa, May I. - Postmaster
vahtling, St this city. Is engaged in CON
srossrsy with the postofiice department
ever an order to suspend ten mail carriers.
The order was based upon q report OF
secret service detectives who had been
here spotting the carriers. -Four Of the
suspensions were ordered for drinking
while in uniform, and ono for lettering.
Postmaster Vandling has asked the de-
partment to reconsider its order. He con-
tends that the postoffice regulations do not
contain rule prohibiting drinking in
uniform except when on duty Tho carrier
charged with lettering has proved that he
was waiting for street car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The expected i'm
portant transfers arising out of the recent
army promotions in the higher ranks were
made yesterday by Secretary Lamont.
Major General Ringer has been transfer
red from Chicago to Washington for
special duty with the secretary of war;
Major General Merritt from st. Paul to
Chicago; Brigadier General Brooke, from
Omaha to ST Paul; Brigadier General
Coppinger, TO Omaha, relieving General
Brooke; Brigadicr General Wheaton, from
San Antonio, Tex, to Denver, in place of
McCook, retired, and Brigadier General
Bliss to San Antonio Tex.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01

lNANlfD-liy u nan OF experience. q pu-
w Ettion la grocery store ar any places
where he can mHNe hlms,lt useful, Adures
b. ills oiii,e. a}l-tt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-01
AS VIEWED AT WASHINGTON.
The British Attitude Generally Regarded
as Overbearlng.

as overbearlng.
WASHINGTON, May lat the state de
partment the news that Nicaragua had
agreed to pay the s77 500 indemnity within
fifteen days after tho departure of the
British troops was seemingly expected,
though no direct adyices had been re-
ceiyed by the department. In fact, Min
lister Baker is now in Costa Rica, and
there is very little communication between
this government and the legation at Man
aqua.
The British government wants the
money paid in the presence Of the British
fleet at Corinto, or while tho fleot is still
there, and the troops are in possession of
the town. Tho British government, accord
ing to state department official, wants
the payment made as though under duress.
1t is hoped however, that the offer made
at the suggestion of the United States,
and Which Managua advlces say have been
satisfactory to the Nicaraguan govern
ment, will be agreed to by Great Britain,
though no assurances to this effect have
been received.
II appears, in this connection, that the
threat of revolution in Nicaragua has given
the United States an opportunity to urge
with more force u peaceable settlement of
the present difficulty, as such result of
the British occupation might seriously
threaten the lives and property of United
States citizens.
1t is generally considered here that the
Nicaraguan government has acted with
great shrewdness. Their offer places the
responsibility for further complications
entirely on the shoulders Of England. Tho
Nicaraguans' refusal to yield to superior
force while their chief seaport is COM
manded by British cannon and occupied
by British sailors and marines. cannot DO
condemned by civilized public opinion. If
England persists in attempting to enforce
her demands at the cannon's muzzle all
indications point 90 serious and prolonged
difficulties in which this country will In
eyitahly he involved