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Evening journal., 1895-10-01
GENERAL NEW RtPROVEp.
General Harrison's Friends Intimate That
New Talked Through His Hat.

WASHINGTON, Oct ]. The recent inter-
view with General John G. New, stating
that Mr.. Harrison was not a candidate
for the presidential nomination and that
the ex-president would not select either
Mr.. Mckinley or Mr.. Reed If his advice
were asked, has attracted marked atten-
tion in Washington among those who have
been closely and officially connected with
Mr.. Harrison.
Several Of these genllemeH, including q
member of the Harrison cabinet, confer
red with a view to correcting any misap-
prohensions that may have arisen. As a
result it was determined that General L.
Y. Michener, who, with General New,
was in charge of the interests of Mr.. Har-
rison at the last Republican national CON
vention, would bo asked to make a state
mcnt. General Michener's statement Is
as follows:
Il think Mr.. New has been misquoted.
Tho public certainly understands by this
time that General Harrison is ia no sense
a candidate for the nomination. Not be-
ing in the field, there is nothing to with
draw FROM
''That he would not select either Gov
ernor Mckinley or Mr. Reed il his advice
were asked is simply the opinion of Mr..
New If correctly quoted, and it should not
be taken us expressing the sentiments Of
the ex-president. Tho making Of candi-
dates is an art that he never practiced in
the past, nor is he likely to engage in IL
at this time.
1.-THE guesses or views or opinions Of
his friends should be treated as such, and
for anything definite accurate or weighty
it would be well to await such expressions
or actions as General Harrison may SEQ
proper TO give the public directly"
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Der COLI VIA Der Scissors.

81 see dat do goils is giyln' de glad bar,
TO youse pape blokies in de luff yousr
maxim, remarked "Pacer" O'Rielley as
be strolled into the presence OF the
sporting editor this morning and care
fully depotit6d his half smoked Rslns de
Water street on the silver pen rsclx on
his desk 'Youse feilers re right in IL.
You can gamble dat when der goils re
wid youse; youse got lead pipe cinch on
de crowd. see2 Now down ia Dc Secon'
ward oe goils're all wild de Scissors
Ocz wby2 Dey knows more about EN-
dan dey does about yer Paste pots.
81 was talkin to me fren' Lefty Mack,
en- he says. says he, Peer ole boy, de
Soissors'll wipe dc cart wid dem bill
atickersg Ccz why In der fust placa deys
handicapped wid de name Dey can't
come any way nye winnin. Dey'll Try 10
curry favor uid osr empire but dey "a get
der cold shoulder Der frost dat hit der
city last night aln't In It wild what dose
paste fslleis II get. an me frien Lsity's
dead right. 1ou just put in der pspA
dat per goils in der Secon' ward e wild der
Scissors. Say. DO youse tinR dat a bl0ke
what can't tell lawn what cost half A.
plunk from satin what cost umpsiein
plunks. can tell wedtr der bail is on der
out curve er weder its goin TO cut de
marbltl I don't tick, and PAGER re-
sumed bis cigar. and after perfumins
tho ciilce With puff or two which would
have sent the Lsibig works, into
innocuons desuetude. wandered out for
a stroll along the coast
The frst draw back Of the season Was
met by The Scissoru when one Of
its nine who has ftr number
of Years been connected with
this paper, developed a felon on his
finger. He was at one time pitcher for
the old Philadelphia Athletics and also
for the ST. Louis Browns, but unless
some arrangement can be made with
Judge Ball to send the felon over the
road there Is little hops Of his being able
TO play.
Although the Paa,e-pots have been
very positive in their claim that the
wreaths Of victory already hang on their
private coat hooks. the Scissors are
willing to wager a Shilling that when
the closing Bell rings in the Gray of the
evening Of October 10. their laurels will
have proved weeds They may be long on
talk, but they certainly will be short ia
rVuQ
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
social and Personal Notes.


Elk Levy Court Commissioner James H
Clark, OF Delaware City, was in town to
day.
Judge Marvel left for his home in
Dover this morning. Judge Cullen speut
TO day in Philadelphia and will 60 down
to Georgetown to- morrow.
Mrs Hannah Boulden and daughter,
Miss Lulu Boulden, Of Bohemia Manor,
are visiting Mrs. Emma Wier, ia this
city. They will return home to morrow.
Francis B. Hoffecker will 90 to Dover
to attend the fair.
Auton Haubsr celebrated his birthday
last evening.
Hermann NJ SSpherd. a son Of Rev. j.
o Ren Sypherd. of st Georges, and o
graduate Of Delaware College in the
class ef 95, has registered as a stuc ent-
at.law with Henry @. Conrad, ono Of the
leading members Of the New Castle bar
Hugh G. Brown has returned from
Cbestsrtown, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Wilson have re-
turned from vlsit to West Chester
Harry Green has been visiting at
Kennstt Square.
MIRA e. L Hubbard, wife Of the BAltl-
more minister, acco upanied by her two
daughters and maid. arrived In this city
this morning from FrederlC', where they
have been spending the Summer e. the
country home Of Paris T. Carlisle. Mrs
Hubbard left ct 12 20 for Baltimore
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Amonr the FootbaII PLAYER.

The Star Football Club has organ
zed for the season with the following
players W. Davis. centre; J. White,
right-guard Z. Roheltn. left-gusrd
II. Jones. rieht-tsckle; Il Webb. left
tackle; Fred Howard. right
Cross, left.end H. Webb captain and
quarterback; r Bamsr, right half
back Ii. Hartman, left bali bsck. 4
Cooper. full back 1t is one OF the
strongest teams In the state for It's
weight 10 will challenge any ninety
I've pound team IN % G state Address
challenges to Robert Webb, captain, No
900 French stree.
The Alvas, last years champions among
the lightweight class will open their
season 1t Riverview next Friday with
the strong Onoka team OF Philadelphia.
The Alyas are praetieing hard.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
TELEeRAPHIC BRIEFs.

At Independence, Mo-, six mon were
killed by premature explosion in rock
quarry.
Attorney General Harmon appointed J..
Chauncey Hoffman of Cincinnati his pri-
yate secretary.
At Westfeld, n J., an italian named
Dughi attempted to commit suicide when
he saw his hovel in which he lived burn
ing down.
Captain Philo McGiffen Of the battle of
Yalu fame has accepted commission
with a leading hrearm manufacturing
company
An order announcing officially TO the
prmy the retirement from active service
of Lieutenant General John NJ Schofeld
was published.
At Menominee Mich, the French Ro-
man Catholic church was robbed Of a lit-
tie more than $500 in cash besides numer-
Gus valuable papers.
Sir Gerald Barnes, judge Of the high
court Of chanoery in England, was an in
terested spoctator Of American court pro-
ceedings In New York city.
At an informal meeting Of members Of
the Royal St Lawrence Yacht club it was
decided, in view of the defeat Of the
Spruce ", to challenge for the half reter
cup.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
WILMINGTON. DEL.
DIED.

BRADLAY.- GA the ist instant. John Brad.
ley. aged 81 years.
Relatives and fiiends Of the femily are re-
spectfuily invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence OF his son. No. ll2- West Fifth
street, on Friday mnrning. High mass at 81.
Paul's Church Al Q O'Clock. lnterment at
Cathedral Cemetery.
BuDD On September 2j. 1926, William
Budd. In his list year
PEARCE.-On September 60 1895. at Will
mington, Del. Benjamin q. Pear, e, In his list
year.
pENNlN STON.-On September 81, 1896,
Laonidas I. PENNINGTON, in his 5ist year.
RUTH -On the 9th infant. kebecca j
Ruth. in the I'D year Of her age.
SlZE.-In this city, on September 2l John
Size, aged is year,.
WALkER.-On the morning Of September
q. 1885. John J. Walker.
WILEY On September %. 1855. Katie A.
wife OF Charles $. Wilef. rnd daughter Of
Peter ID. and Katie A. Griffith, in the 9th
year Of her age.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Delaware Oity's Corners and Goers.
gnnnIal Cnrraannraarn 90 E,.arina. I...,,.rnl

Delaware City's Corners and Goe-s.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Oct. -Niss Reeder,
of Butler, Pa, and Miss Allen, of Ocesnic,
N j., are being entertained by Mrs
Hendrickson, of near town
Mcs Harry @ Clark started for Chicago
this noon for a visit TO friends.
Mics Bessie O1ea. who has been visit
ing the family of Samuel Vail, left here
this morning for Baltimore
George F. Bssdy. of Middletown,
visited here yesterday.
Rev ]. Edwin Amos is visiting bis
daughter, Mrs Cecil E Rice, at Balti
more Md.
Mrs. F. Krugh, Of DRvid's leland, who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs J.
Edwin Amos, left for Baltimore this
morning TO visit relatives before leaving
for Fort LsavenwOrtb, Kan
J Russell Pennington spent yesterday
at McD0uough
Mrs. Kate Hszetts. OF New York, Ia
visiting relatives Ia town.
The day boat, Cadwaider, running
from Philadelphia to Baltimore made her
last trip, for this season to day.
Charles Allen and Joseph Llppircott
left here last evening for Washing ton,
where they will spsud few days si sht
seeing.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
IN THEISPORTING WORLD
Philadelphia Baseball Club in
Town To-day.
wHERE TIE PLAYERS WILL GO

After This weeks Delaware Tour-Scis-
sors stm Cut aud Pastepots Stick.
Notes Of the Football Players Corbett
to Pass Through.
About o'clock this afternoon the
Phllgdelphia Bsseball Club arrived In
this city to begin their short Delaware
tour and registered at the Merritt
House
The baseball season Of 1895 Is a thing
Of the past. and the Philles rank third
10 the pennant racA IL has been a very
profta bic season TO the management
however, 60 the fact that the pennant
went elsewhere will cause no gray hairs.
The players were all paid OF before
yesterday g game. Some carried cif
large rolls, but other only had little
bundle coming TO them, As they had
drawn most OF it during the season
The men all seemed In happy frame OF
mino. Cross. Hamilton, Thompson.
Buckley, McGill. Smith. Lampe, Orth
and Madison left Philadelphla last
evening for their respective himis
The team that arrived here Is composed
of Turner, I Delahanty, II; Rsilly,
3b. Sullivan s elements, HRllman,
25 Grady, RI Boyle, 10 Taylor Car
sey and Lucid, pitchers. and will play
exhibition games at Wilmington TO DAY
Dover, October. and 3 Kenneth Square,
Che home OF "Yanigan" Captain Grad, J.,
October 4 New Castle, Ostober 3: San
bury, October z; Williamsport, October
8 and TO- After these genes the team
will dish nd and Taylor and Turner will
Immediately start on q six weeks hunt
ing trip down around Hsmp6en, Va
They will both winter at Staten island
Reilly will settle in Trenton aud go
into the real estate business Hallman
will 90 on the stage in a sketch act with
Kennedy, with whom he travelled last
winter. Carsey. after the big fight, will
return 10 his home in New York city
DelGhantY will spend q month In this city
aud will then 90 TO Cleveland with HIS
wife. Grady is going home to Ksnnett
Square. Pa. Clemtn's will stay In
pnilAdelphiA
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
olher AthIetle rsents

Diamond State Athletic Club will
reorganlzs next Sunday
Wilmington Bicycle Club will run to
Woodbury. next Sunday.
On October l3 the Wilmington Bicycle
Club will take q spin to Bristol, Pa.
twenty miles above Philadelphie.
Turtle back sweaters have been
adopted by the Wilmington Bicycle Club
Orange and black ara the colors.
No more fence jumping will b.
countensnctd by the Warren Club at the
Union street grounds but the first
offender will be summarily run in on
the patrol wagon
In the Delaware Field Club tennis
finals yesterday afternoon, Il r. Bring
hurst defested NJ. Candy GA, 2 Joseph
P. Wales then won from Bnnghurst 90,
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
WORK OF GHOULs.
A Corpse Robbed and Left Outside the
Grave.


TUCKAHoE, n. J., Oct LA number
Of young men discovered the corpse of a
woman lying exposed beside an open
grave in the local cemetery. Upon inves-
tiRation it was found to be the body Of
Mrs. Mary Wallace, the deceased wife of
a well known Prohibitionist of this place.
The appearance of the colin showed
that it had been roughly handled, and the
body had evidently been subjected to
rough usage also. A ring was missing
from one Of tho fingers. The nows OF tho
discovery spread like wildflre, and the town
was soon in torment of excitement. An
effort was made to learn the identity Of
the vandals, but without success
1t Is suspected that it is n work Of re-
venge on the part Of misguided adhorents
to the liquor party because of the attitude
of the dead woman's husband on that
question.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Wednesday
Thursday,
October I'd and Sd,
AND
October I'd and Sd,

will surpass them all in elegance of style
and richness of material.
There is greater diversity in shapes
and trimmings this season than ever before;
and from the simplest headwear Of domes
tic production to the most elaborate French
creations there is a degree of style and
richness never before attained in our Trim
med Hats. They cannot fail to meet the
approval of the most critical.
We cordially request you to visit om
store to see this triumph of the Milliner's
Art. We have made this display one Of the
most superbly complete that the ladies OF
Wilmington and vicinity have ever seen.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01

60. but lost TO Bringhurst A. Wales
has but one game to win to be champion
OF Delaware.
Warren football team will play 10 VII.
minRton IS follows October 10 Oneida.
Of Philadelphia; October 26 Wenona, OF
Philadelphia; October 80, Univertit OF
PennsJ lvanis November 10, N. A.
A game will probably be played With
Princeton IA the near future
Tue High School team will play the
eleven OF the Chester High School at
Chester on Satulday, October II.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Corbett TO Pass Here Tomorrow

Champion James J. Corbett VIII pass
through WILMINGTON TO morrow ai1sr-
noon on his way to the South from New
York City. Steve O'DoIpeli, @anAeef
Brady, Professor Donaldson, Joe S'roe'e;,
Jim mcVey and Billy Delaney wr-
accompany him The champion will
make several stops on the way He will
appear at Washington Wednesday night
and fIom there he will 60 to Atlanta and
hox at the fair BE expects TO reach Sau
Antonio, his destination. by October 8.
Parson plyies, IN recent interview,
said that a good man TO Judge the Cor
bett Fizimmons contest would be ex
Champion John L Sullivan. Fhzsim
mons, 10 is thought. would not object,
for he ia very fond Of the big fellow.
Corbett Is on good terms with the ex-
champion, and would be pleased, no
doubt, 10 have John l. for referee
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
snnln ncnina II.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Spanish embassy
here publish this morning a denial Of a
statement cabled from the United States
to the effect that Secretary Of State Olney
had given a warning to the Spanish gov
ernmont that unless they had succeeded
in suppressing the insurrection in Cuba
I'm the next three months the United
States government would intervene for
the protection OF the insurgents
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Amnnr Inc na.ehnll Pln,er..

Johnny Newells picture appeared IN
Sporting Life on Saturday as the third
oasemsn OF indianapolis, the ptnuant-
winning club of the Western League.
Sporting Life also say thai Pete
Cassidy may be big ''leaguer" next
Jear.
Sam Thompson leads the league in
home runs with eighteen and is the
thirdiman to make 200 base hits
Mc6raw got into the game for Balti
more in New York yesterday and though
still sick. led of the bstters, cracking
out home run of Rusie as a signal hat
he had not forgotten the game.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Lining Department.

In this department we have
always made it a point to give
the best values. The assort-
ment is always the largest and
prices always the lowest.
Small ware of all kinds.
Visit our Silk Dress Goods
and Cloak Departments.
They far exceed anything
we have ever before shown in
any season.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Rnpture

Cured permanently and almost painlessly
without surgical operation or detention
from business by the latest scientific
method. Bear in mind. wearing a truss
won't cure you Consultation and exam
ination free. An investigation will con-
vince the most hkspiic. The Wilcox
Eernia Cure. room No 303 Equitable
buildiog. Frank M Smith, general man-
sger. Office hours: 2 to and to 8 p m
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
New Underwear.

A great stock of Ladies'
Mems and Children's Merino
and Wool Underwear opened
to-day.
Prices are far below this
time year ago.
We cleaned out the most of
our last Winters goods and
now offer the newest and best
in the market.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
nnh rltr.I,nmnna IInrd III WorIl.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, oct. 1.-Fitzsim-
mons and party, who arrived here left on
the noon train for his training quarters
at Corpus Christi, where he began his
work Immediately.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
serenade 20 nrlae and oroom.

Hgatt's Military Band of twenty
pieces will proceed 10 the residence OF
Nr. and Mrs. Frank 7. Beggs, who have
iast returned home from their wed ling
trip and taken up their abode at 10 3
South Broome sti est, aud serenade will
be rendered the groom. who is lead II Of
the band james A Eoerhardt viii act
as conductor tonight
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Aelors In . Fan weddInr

One of the prettiest fall weddings will
occur in Grace Church, bsiag that Of
Miss Rose Evelyn Frank and Eoooh
Moore. Jr, on Wednesday, October o, at
8 80 o'clock. DR.. Hulburd will ofic ate
Miss Elsie May Moore, sister Of the
prospective groom, viii act as maid TOT
honor, the bridesmaids will be- Miss
Mary ] Fitzslmmons Of PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Elizsbsth Neary, Miss Name
Nesry and Mics George Ross.
OF this city Z Penrose Roblason
will be- best man. The ushers will ba
Ray Linville. Herbert Nayne, Frank
DunleAvy, Of Philadelphia, and Alfred
Russell.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
nIvstarv About a FIre

BRIDeEToE, N. j., Oct la FIRE about
which there has been much conf soture
was that which destroyed the large barn
and outbuildings on the Ben Muliord
farm, near Bsrrett's Run. together with
800 bushels of wheat The barn he'd no
occupant, and the origin Of the fire is
mystery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Rnlinfin sir Honrn.

Distressing kidney aud bladder diseases re-
llevod In six hours by the New Great cOuth
American Kidney Cure" ThiH new remedy
Ia a great eurpriae ca account Of It's exceeding
prOmpfneHa in relieving palm In the bladder,
kidneys, back and every part OF the urinary
passages In male or female. IL relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain In passing u almost
Immediately. IL you wait quick relief anh cure
this Is your rem edy. Sold by J . 3. Beetsm and
z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Reception to a Former Pastor.

pleasant reception was given IN St.
Stephens English Lutheran Church last
evening in honor OF Rev William A
Sadtler, the first pastor Of
the church, and his sister, Miss
Ssdtler, a former missionary Many
of the members and friends
Of the churcn were present and old
friendships were renewed and new ones
made. During the evening refreshueuts
were served and there were selections by
the choir. Mr. Ssdtler aud Miss Ssdtler
will attend the golden wedding of their
parents In Baltimore this evening.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
PennsyIvanIa LIauor pealer. 1Ieet.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 1.-The convention
of the State Retail Liquor Dealers asso-
citation opened here today. A committee
will be appointed to draft a law providing
for the modification of the high license
law
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Dr. RooIIer Accepts a CHAIR.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Dr. Rocker, Mgr
Satolli's private secretary, has tenporari-
" accepted the chair Of ethics at the Cath
olic university.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
crossIne the Half.centnr, Zinc.

LAST evening Anton HAuber celebrated
the fstieth anniversary Of his birthday
by an elaborate supper to his friends st
his home, corner Of Sixth and Sh pley
streets. A royal time was had The
Delaware ssngerbund rendered a pies sing
serenRde.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
KENNARD &CO
62l-623 Market Street.
Having greatly enlarged our
lioe of Handkerchitfs. we
offer some special values in
Swiss Embroidered
Lawn HandkerChiefS.

A line at T21s cents; a line
at IS cents; a line al rs cents
All-Linen.
That great Job Of All Linen
Hens itch, in Il, Il and I
inch Hens are great value at
10 cents; always sold at IS
cents. We have sold about
1000 and have 1900 more to
sell at this price.
In fine Embroidered Linen
Goods we have an extensive
line at $780, Soc, 75co $I.oo.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
To Celebrate His Eightieth
Birthday Anniversary.
SOME INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENTS

Those who VIII BE in the Wedding
Party st the Nuptials OF Miss Frank
and Enooh Moore, Jr., Next week.
Pleasant Reception to MIR. and Mrs.
sadtier at the st.:stephen's Lutheran
Church.
all communications Intended for Insertion
shis column ehoulo be EddxeHseG 10 ~ 5feta
sd-of. care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com.
aka DRpsr only
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
10 Celebrate HIS Birthday.

Edmund O. James, Of near West Ches
ter, will give q complimentary dinner TO
a anumber Of his friends at his home. on
Thursday, in honor OF his SOth birth isy.
Several invitations have been received By
Wilmingtonians
Evening journal., 1895-10-01

A Hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons during September, at . 80
o clock, for Lombardy Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
AMERICAN
SWISS
GERMsN

The great Stuttgart Sani-
tary Underwear in any de-
sired quality. If not in stock
can order any weight you
may want. We buy direct
Evening journal., 1895-10-01
Our Blankets

Are from one of the most
popular and reliable mills in
America and every pair we
sell is warranted in every way.
They are worthy your inspec-
ton.
Evening journal., 1895-10-01

Successful as our past Millinery Displays
have been the display we make on
Evening journal., 1895-10-01

49,, Fires asss. have been started in some Of he