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Evening journal., 1895-06-10
THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK WILL
BE SOLD AT WHAT SCARCELY
DAN BE CALLED PRICES.

AS our stock Is getting low we would advise
AL those in need of Spring and Summer
CLOTHING 70 call a. once at the Great Manu-
tacturer' slSale. ssS Market street. and attire
yourself at onethird third the price charged
by other stores. Prices lower than ever.
Mems Elegant, Spring Oyerc9ate at 81 20.
Mems Business Suits $3.50; worth 81. Mems
Morsfed suits at $3.50; worth $50. Mems Ele-
giant Black and Blue Cheviot Suits At SA9l
worth Sl3.Aen's Cashmere suits ~ S6.al.worth
Sl3 80. Boys Elegant Suits at t9c. and 81 90,
worth $3.50. Boys Suits at 81 60, 500, s. as,
worth from $3.50 20 $500. Thousands Of Mems
Heavy Working Pants a. soc. Elegant CASH
mere Pants At N0c worth $3.50. Fine Dress Pants
81 ~, worth 81. Fine Dress Pants. 81, worth
s.. Children's Jersey and Velvet Suits at less
than cost Of the goods. Spring OyercOats at
your own price. Fine Serge Suits at $500.
worth Sl4. Elegant Imported Serge Suits at
$50. worth Sl6 1900 Chidren's Wash Suits
at 49c. Thousands OF other bargains. Don't
buy a dollars worth Of clothing "anYwhere"
but me here first and convince yourself that
what Is here advertised are facts beyond dis
pute. Thousands Of Childrcn's Knee Pants at
l3c. per pair. Lots of Coats and Vests and odd
Vests Al a mere tribe. and many other Inn
mense bargains. Come and see them. Costs
nothing TO INSPECT. Be very careful and
make no mistake Look for No. rs Mar
ket street. and be sure you are In the
stores connected with this wonderful sale OF
high-class clothing. A chance for UGH won
deKful bargains occur only once in q life
time at 2,e Market street. WILMINGTON, Del,
All goods sold at private, no auction. Open
evenings until 3. Saturday until IL. See
that you get in the right store. Look Tor the
nunber,'Sze, before entering.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

The MerriJts and the Diamond State
Clubs, OF this city, met on the formers
grounds and played an unin-
teresting game The Merrltts de-
feated the Diamond State by the
one. sided score of 81 to Mullin
who was in the box for the Merritts,
pitched winning ball from the start he
received excellent support for the FIRST
four Innings and in the 9th inning the
D. S punched their hits and scored the
only runs they got Glynn, who WAS in the
box for the D. S is very good pitch er,
he having pitched against the Merritts
ia the only game they were defeated
last season. The Merritts hsd
little trouble in connecting with
his delivery in this game,
every man on the team making hits. The
features Of the game were Mullin'
pitching and Hahn. McGowen and Lind 4
batting The following Is the score;
Diamond State. 0 0 0 0 o.
Merritts .............7 3 9 . e-N
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Mrs H. O. MorFy. wife OF the boss
carder at the New Castle Wooden Mills,
has removed from Jewett City, Conn
and will take up her abode In New
Castle dwelling.
In Emmanuel Church, yesterday, Trim.
ity Sunday was observed by q strong
sermon by Chaplain Munson on the pas
sage; Holy, holy, holy Lord God
Almighty" etc.
Alex MeCaughsn and Fred w. Hoff-
mann are both learning to play good
base (oass).
Mrs. Francis N Buck entertained a
large party Of friends at their Summer
residence near here on Saturday evening
William M. Knight, Of Baltimore. Is in
the city, guest OF DR. and Mrs. John /.
Black Mr.. knight was a regular Summer
visitor here until he became busy
practitioner at the bar.
y Atwood StewBrt and Miss Anna
Stewart visited relatives at Red Lion
yesterday.
Mrs. S Roberts, Of Red Lion. is.en.
PERTAINING Miss Jennie Camp, Of Phila-
delphia, who has frequently visited
here.
Miss Lucille H. Martlndale aud Mrs.
i y Herbert have been visiting Rev. T.
=. Martindale. at Milford Mr.. Martin
dale is also entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
J, r. Bryan, OF Litchfsld, m. MIS-.
byran was Miss May Msrtindale.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

a new fence has been erected around
the Triton Cotton Mills
Next Sunday the Presbyterian and M.
e, Sunday schools will begin TO hold
their sessions In the early morning.
Revenue cutter Hamilton lay IN the
river just of this city yesterday aud this
morning.
A schooner's crew made merry all day
yesterday aboardship just off the gas
house. They had several visitors.
People on Front street complain that
proper care Is not taken of that thor
oughfare by the city fathers.
John Q Adams. whose violent death
caused much gossip last week, was
buried here, from the morgue of Q. H.
Clewell
An important meeting of the Columbia
Athletic Club will be held this evening.
Professor w. B. Tharp and Professor
Roman Tammany seem TO be the leaders
on the princlpalship course before the
Board Of Education
Mayor Boyd will call the Citizens
nesting TO order promptly at O'clock
to night
Sheriff Gillis had the all in fine sani .
tary condition for the Floral Mission
visitors.
Adelphla Lodge. X. OF p, marched TO
the M e Church yesterday morning and
heard sermon on "Knighthood" by
Pastor Collins.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
ACTOR EMMETT MISSED
Chased His Wife With a Re-
volver Through the Streets.
DUR FRITZ INDUCES IN TRAGEDY.

His wife Was hit, but Not Seriously Hurt,
by Bullet Emmett Gets out Of jail
Under Ball-A New York Actor Secures
Money on False pretenges.
SAN FRANCISCO juno 10.-J. X. EN-
mott, Jr. the German dialect comedian,
attempted to murder his wife, and was
only prevented from executing his design
by the foroible Interference Of neighbors.
Emmett had boon about town all day and
in the evening returned homo in drunk
on condition. He and his wife had an al
toroation, and she fled from the house.
Emmett pursued her into the street and
fired pistol at her at close range Then
no caught the unfortunate woman and
beat her about tho face with the butt end
Of the gun.
Two young men pulled the maddoned
actor from his victim and turned him
over to the police. Mrs. Emmett was taken
to the Receiving hospital, where she re-
fused to allow her wounds to be examined
She had violent attack Of hysteria, and
the surgeons could do nothing with her
She insisted she had not been shot and
said her husband was too big a coward to
shoot her. There was a slight wound on
nbl ttnplti anu tuo Hullot hulHeunh hhlu
the bullet glanced from the bone and
lodged undor the scalp.
Baby Sinnott, a precooious child who
plays with the Emmetts, made an horoio
attempt TO save Mrs. Emmett from her
husbands wrath but was thrown aside
by the drink crazed man.
Emmett and his wife recently concluded
an engagement at local theater, where
thoy presented a play called Fritz In a
Madhouse. Mrs Emmett is a Califor-
MIA girl and is known on the stage ns
Emily Liton. She married Emmett about
three years ago. After refusing 60 be OK
amined at the hospital she was allowed to
leave and is stopping wiuh friends at a
hotel Emmett IS In Jail
Emmett was bailed out Of jail last night,
His wife's injuries are not serious. The
bullet from the revolver struck her on the
tomple and glanced off, making merely d
superficial wound. Mrs Emmett had 70.
covered her self possession and refused tc
discuss her trouble with her husband. I'm.
NETT himself said no had no cause foi
shooting his wife, and attributed his dead
ly assault upon her to too much drink.
Mrs, Emmett will probably not prosecute
her husband, and the matter will b.
dropped.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

have two little grand children no are
teething this hot summer weather aud are
troubled with bowel complaint / give
them Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy and it acts like a charm
earnestly recommend it for children with
bowel troubles. was myse taken with
severe attack Of bloody hux, with cramps
and pains in ny stomach, one third Of a
bottle Of this remedy cured me- Within
twenty. four hours was out Of bed and do
ing my house work Mrs. W. l. Dunagan,
Bon-aqua, Hickman, Co., Tenn. For sale
by Z James Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
THE EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE And
TRUST COMPANY.
0flCeN W. Cor Ninth aud Market SITS,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Capital, Full Paid, 100000
Surplus and Profits, Sti8,6OO

Acss as Executor, Administrator,
Guardian, Assignee, Receiver, De-
pository Of Money in Court, Trustee
under Wills or by appointment of
Court, and Agent for Individuals and
Corporations.
During the Vacation Season the
company receives on storage silver
and other valuables in their Fire
and Burglar Proof Vaults, under
the care of watchmen day and night.
Charges $1.0O per year per 800 val
uation, by owner, subject to adjust
ment for bulk. Safe Deposit Boxes
for rent, So 90 per year and upward.
Offices For Rent.
Desirable offices, suitable for pro-
fessional and business men, are for
rent in their elegant new building.
Light, heat and janitor service is
furnished by the company.
Library Of National Reporter sys-
tenn.
Telephone service, $15 per year.
1t invites correspondence and con-
sultation on the making Of Wills, or
any other business, for which no
charge will be made.
OFFICERS.
PRESTON LEA, President.
OHIO NOWLAND. Sec. and Treas.
7. B. SMITH, Vice President.
JOHN T. PENNYPACKER.
Trust Officer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

The June conference of the Wilmington
Assembly of the Brotherhood Of Sc.
Andrew will DO held in the parish house
At Old Swedes' Church to- morrow even
ing at 8 o'clock. This is one of the
quarterly gatherings Of all the chapters
10 and around Wilmington, and addresses
will be made by Lse Patton, ESQ and
John v Hood, Of Philadelphia. William
Shaler Johnson, OF Chester, and others
The subject will be THE Brotherhood
Nan as BE Is and tho Ideal Brotherhood
Man.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Pay day at the p, w. & B station
brings large companies OF railroad
employees from Philadelphia and
all along the Maryland division
to this city to receive their
envelopes and checks To day was
Paymaster Lawton's busy day aud for
awhile two solid lines Of men iostled
along, lock.step or in dance to meet the
men with money.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC RRlEFs.

The Legislature at Harrisburg adjourned
Mrs Philip Friodriohs died from fright
laused by fire next door in Syracuse.
The first carload Of 1895 crop wheat has
Jrrivod from Coifeyvillo, Kan, at ST.
Louis.
a negro who attempted to assault Miss
Allen near Mayo Fla, was caught by a
mob and lynched.
The Turkish ministry resigned and a
new cabinet Is being formed, with said
pasha as grand vizier.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

ELIzABETH n. j., juno 1O.-Flre de-
Etroyod a row Of three tenement houses on
Court street The flames spread rapidly,
and 1t was with difficulty that the inmates
were rescued Several Of thom were over
como by the smoke and flames, and one,
Mrs. John Fitch, jumped from the top
floor Of one Of the houses. She was picked
up unconscious, and her recovery is CON
sidered impossible. John Grgg was alse
fatally burned
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

VERSAILLES, Ind, June 10. - Grant
johnson shot and killed John Huntington.
Both were counting the same girl, the
daughter OF Thomas Davis and met at
her house when quarrel ensued Hunt
lngton pulled a gun on johnson, who
drow his revolver and shot Huntington
dead. Grant johnson came to town and
gave himself up.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

TRENTON, June 10-Tho police Of New
York Philadelphia and this city have been
notified to arrest Actor King Headley Of
New York at the instance ~ his wife who
claims that he secured $1,000 from her
under false pretenses and that no then de-
serted her Mrs. Headley, when sho mar
ried the actor, was the widow Of j. Bon
Reedcr, formerly wealthy bother of this
city. She met Headley in New York and
married him in March Of this year after a
brief acquaintance
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
THE FRUIT down THE STATE.
Colonel Martin SAYS That tho Severe
Weather OF last Winter and This Spring
Did a Much Damage.


Did Il Much Damage.
Colonel f. l. Martin, Of Sesford. one of
the leading horticuturallsts OF the state,
and whose expressions concerning fruit
and farm crops generally have weight
wherever he Is known, is registered st
he Hotel jennings. When asked about
the fruit crop down the state he said
1.-THE peach crop will be about one half
Of what II was two years ago The other
half was killed BY fungus produced BY
that week Of desperately bad weather
The blossom was in q certain stage Of
development and whore IL WAS IN that
stage the attack was fatal Some persons
put the crop this year as low as one third
that Of two years ago. while others, less
hopeful, put Il at one quarter You
must bear in mind, however, that there
have been a million trees pulled mp
within the last two years The yellows
have been getting ia their work ia Kent
county Our county is exempt from
that, but above us it has been very
active
what about the small fruits2o asked
the reporter.
I'VE shall have about half crop Of
straw berries Some varieties Of rssp-
berries were badly hurt by the severe
weather, the cane being winter killed
The crop will not be mora than
one half or two thirds. The
same is true Of blackberries, particularly
the Wilson's, the cane being killed when
the Thermometer went down to or 8
below zsro Cherries, pears and apples
are badly hurt. Plums are considerably
hurt, except the japanese sorts. They
escaped the fungus
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

NEW YORK, June l0.--As the result Of
her husbands trial Mrs. Mclaughlin, the
wife Of tho expolico inspector, is lying
seriously III at her home, 449 West Twon-
ty-lfth street. Mrs. Mclaughlin and her
children were confident Of an acquittal,
and tho shook following upon tho oonvic-
tion OF her husband was more than she
could Withstand.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Many Of the citizens Of Rainsyille, Indi-
ana, are never without bottle OF Chamber
aims Cough Remedy In the house, says
la cob Brown. the leading Merchant Of the
place This Remedy has proven of so much
value for colds, Group and whooping cough
10 children that few mothers who know its
worth are willing to be without it. For
sale BY Z. ]. Belt, 9th and Market
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
1t Occurred In ohrIstlana hundred

In Municipal Court Saturday night the
case OF assault brought By Cornelius
Lynch against Patrick Thornton, ST., and
fatriek Thornton, Jr., was called. As
the ARRAY occurred on Rising Sun lane,
outside toe city limits, Judge Ball
decided that he had no jurisdiction and
discharged both men. They were
resrres'ed and taken before Magistrate
McWhorter and by him held for hearing
tonight, the father in $500 and the son
In $1,000 bail. Another son. William,
who Is said to DO the principal, is still
At large although Constable Began hopes
to get him before long
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Governor Watson has resppointed the
trustees Of the State College for Colored
Students whose terms have expired.
They ara as follows: New Castle
County-Cbief Justice Charles B. Lore
and Henry O. Conrad Kent-Wilson T.
Lavender and DR. George w. Marshall !;
Sussex-Dr. David l. Mustard and Henry
p Cannon
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
witslI and mevey Ronppointed.

Governor Watson has reappointed
State Detectives Walter Witsil and
Bernard j. McVey At the earliest pos
sible opportunity the Superior Court viii
pass upon the legality Of the governors
action The action will be amieable in
every particular.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 1O.--Dr Eli
Quigley, the Mount Ayr physician who
was convicted and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary fow years ago for arson and at
tempt Co detIaud life insurance companies
out Of $4,000, has just died in Douglas
county, Washington, being fugitive from
...-LL.a
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Providence, Juno 1O-One Italian
and Charles Cassidy, q tailor Of this city,
were overcome by sewer gas at a oesspooi
at the rear Of 500 Charles street. Palum-
DO lost his life and the other Italians are
in q critical condition today.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

XENIA, o., June 10.-Mrs Marian Reid,
mother Of Hon. Whitolaw Reid, died at
her home near Cedarville, aged 81 years
She had been for 30 years widow Hon.
Whitelaw Reid, her only child, win ar
rive here today. The aged mother will be
buried beside her husband in a country
cemetery near the farm.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

NORTHAMPTON. Mass, june 10-Ths
John NJ. Learned silk mills were totally
destroyed by FIRE here. The only building
saved was the brick one IN which was the
oompany's safe. The origin OF the fire il
not known.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

LoGANsPoRr, Ind, Juno i0.-A passen-
ger engine, while standing in the panhan-
die yards without any person on board
ran away. Only for the promptness of a
switohman, who threw her onto a siding
the engine would have struck passenger
train. As it was, she collidod with a switch
engine, killing Fred Schulz, tine switch
engineer and badly wounding Pat Gray,
his fireman.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
A ratal Runway.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-Samuel Close SO
years old Of 6sl West End avenue, was
instantly killed while driving a light wag-
on on Maoomb's Dam road, near Hampton
street. Tho horse ran away, and Close
with his wife and child was thrown out
Close was killed, but his wife and child
escaped with slight injuries.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
Illness Of Trainmaster ayIand.

Assistant Trainmaster Aquila
Hylsnd, Of the Maryland Division, Phila-
delphiR. Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad, is reported to be seriously Ill
TO day at his home, No. I'LL
West street. He had been feeling III for
several days MIR. Hyland's duties are
being performed in his absence by Jacob
:. Pettyiohn.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

MtNNEAPOIIs, June 10. Tho northwest
was visited by the worst rain and hail
storm for years. All reports received thus
far indicate the rain was general all over
Minnesota and the Dakotas In Mime
apolis the rainfall was y inches.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

L is reported that Hon John 8 Wise.
Senator Warner Miller and several other
New York capitalists are going to build a
tine club house on the Delaware PENN
sula They have about decided upon a
site at hetchams, about ten miles from
yApe Charlss City, Va If this place is
dennitely decided upon. the gentlemen
interested will build one Of the finest
club houses In the country. The waters
around hetehsms abound in Summer
with hne fishing and in Winter with
excellent duck shooting.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

PALM1RA, n. T.. June TO- Mrs. Ed
ward Sextan Of Pennington. a woman
with husband and three children has
been missing from her home since June T.
Searching parties are looking for her.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

You want something artistic FOR your
centre table Something that will instruct
AZ well as amuse Well, get copy Of
Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
N cloth and gold. Il is a beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 rs
will buy II. Made to sell az IS. Only a
few left. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
nffica
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
Who Found the Rerolrar2

While passing through West End
Park last evening about 9 O'Clock officer
McGarvey lost his revolver from its case
The finder will find It to his interest to
leave It at police headquarters.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Office Seventh and King. Phone 5t5.
d. T. Sergeant dealer in coal and wood.
Load OF wood for $1.tO
q Large pea coal for families.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
THE NEH YORK STOCK MARKET.

II. ID. Hopper q Co.'S Dispatch BY Pri-
vate Wire.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW YoRK, Juns 10, Sp The
following are the quotations Of the New
York stock market.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Ferguson was presented with big
bouquet.
Steele drew two bases on balls. stole
three bases and scored two runs without
bit. He also brought In two runs by
h5ady sacrifice hunts
Twice did Leach retire the side on six
pitched balls. He batted hard and
felded we'll.
Montgomery is batting hard now, and
leads Ia the run-getting. He wants to
get back on top
Higgins steadied the team wonderfully
on Saturday. and even coached Hetzsn-
burg back Of the bat
Case yelled Hard heads OF cabbage
Saturday when PHILADELPHIA man
would accidentally bit the ball. ana
Aaloney shouted: ats q peach bows
these mugs are all hucksters and reg
men.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Door OF Hope viii be held at D. m. Thurs
DAY. AZ the home of Mrs. charles 5. Howlano.
Ninth and Broome streets.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
SpecialBargainS
AT
DeHAvEN'S
For This Week Only.

Another lot of those Stripe
Dimities, I2Hc quality, re-
duced to roc yard.
A beautiful line of Stripe
Dimities reduced from I2Xc
to SC yard.
All our I21zc Ducks, in
choice styles, going at 1oc
yard.
All our I2Hc Satines going
at Ioc yard.
All our Muslin Underwear
at cost.
Our $I.oo Kid Gloves re-
duced to 100 pair.
All our 75c Kid Gloves re-
duced to soc pair.
Remember these special bar
gains are for this week only.
Demorest Sewing Machines,
as good as the best, only $40 so.
All the latest styles of Do
nestle Paper Patterns, at
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

After a long search. the owners Of the
open yacht Stella which was stolen from
her moorings here on Thursday. found
the we'll known pleasure boat, deserted
and anchored at the mouth Of drain
ditch opposite Fort Delaware She had
been stolen BY young mau who formerly
resided here and who afterward
attempted to trade or sell her to George
w. Duncan, keeper Of the Port Penn
light The Stella Is unframed.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
GOOD NEWS
FOR
HOKE'S
Electric Magnetic
MGdiCatGd Belts
and Supporters.
Not One Remedy Can Show
Equal Results in Making
Cures and Relieving the Suf-
fereTs,

A man called on Tuesday afternoon
wi Il : stiff arm had to quit work, SO he
applied Hoke's Belt Last night he called
again, was greatly pleased, raised his
arm over his head and said on Wednes-
day morning l went to work and ever
since. No use talking, Hoke's appliances
are the remedies to do the work.
A doctor from Philadelphia got a sup
porter for his wife, few days after, he
sent for a belt FOR ore of his patients,
and his wife said she would not be with
out Hoke's Supporter for no money.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
Celebration Of ChlIdren's Dav.

Yesterday morning was the occasion
for Children's Day celebration at the
Presbyterian Church and there were
spirited singing. handsome floral trim
mings, enjoyable speeches aud a brief
sermon by Rev S B Wylie. delivered
especially to the children. W. e Roth
well, c. G. Whitnack, Mrs H Sudell and
Mrs. g. Rennie, Of the Presbyterian choir.
sang several hymn anthems, and the
choir also assisted.
Chiloren's Day was celebrated by the
First Baptist Sunday school, William r.
Smith, superintendent, last night before
iarg congregation. Rev. r 3. Cook.
ID. ID, pastor of the church, spoke. and
there we're speeches and songs by the
children led by Miss Sarah Lsboube
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

A mechanic employed on the Philadel =
phia dredge engaged at Bulkhead bar,
was engaged in some repair work yester-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock when an
iron bolt broke and a large splinter
entered bis eye. He was brought in on
the tug Iyanhoe to Dr. Blacks Office
where the blee ding wound was cared for.
The wounded man and his companion
offered to spend a thousand dollars rather
than lcse the sight OF the eye and Dr.
Black sent him to the Wills Eye Hos
pital, PhilRdelphis.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

June. III bid; Is asked july. III bid;
2 is asked; August, I2l bid; 722 asked;
September, TIA bid; Z .25 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10

Charles T, Edwards played "The Palms, +"
as cornet solo, and the school sang
several sprightly choruses.
Evening journal., 1895-06-10
That summsr PavIlIon 10 come.


1t Is said that the Delaware hallroad
Companys summer pavilion will
positively be built at Battery Park, and
that the railroad workman will arrive
here TO construct the building according
to plans of Engineer Allen. This will be
great improvement to the railroad
company's extensive property here and
genial Superintendent Holiday deserves
the esteem and gratitude OF all New
Castle for hia enterprise and liberality.