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The morning times., 1895-10-26

Commodore Dewey is domiciled at the
Everett for the winter.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

Mrs. Lorenzo Lorraine, who has been spend
Ing the summer at her country home at
Phillipsburg, Pa, has returned to the city,
and will be at No. 1143 New Hampshire
avenue for the winter.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

Commander Burwell, U. S. N, In charge
of the equipment department OF the navy
yard at Norfolk, Va, and Miss Nellie
Bradford, were married in that city yes
terday. reception followed, and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell left for Southern
tour.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

Friends of Mrs. W. ]. Schneider will re
gret to learn that she is quite i'll at hei
apartments In the Cairo.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

United States Treasurer Daniel Morgan.
who has returned from visit TO Atlanta,
is looking well, and expresses himself as
delighted with the cordial welcome he
received in that city. His appreciation
of the Exposition is as enthusiastic as his
estimate of Southern hospitality.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries have returned to
town after a visit of several weeks TO
Mrs. Jeffries' former home in Watertown.
N. Y. Mr.. Jeffries, who has been more or
less of an invalid for the past two years,
is thoroughly re-esta blished In health
Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Iertries daughter.
is with them for the winter. Later on in
the season Gen. Jeffries' daughter, Mrs.
William Browne, will make them a visit
The morning times., 1895-10-26
UNDERTAKERS.
WILLIAM LEE
MARRIED..

!.2Pennsylvalis avenue northwest
Firet cir &C service Phons 1855 ty4-5mo
The morning times., 1895-10-26
S1.OO Wrappers, 4sc.

90 dozen Coiored Print Wrappers,
pretty designs, with ruffles over
shoulders; Vatican back. Regular
price, $1.00. Special. 46t
The morning times., 1895-10-26
ST. .25 Chill dren's Goats. =.

~Es@O O'''' - = O'1 y N<OcVSJ o.
10 dozen Children's Eiderdown
Coats. cape trimmed with white An
CORA fur; fun bishop sleeves. Regu
lar price, Sl.26. Special. ........... 70c
The morning times., 1895-10-26
SOC Children's Drawers,

90 dozen ChiIdren's Canton Flannel
Night Drawers, extra heavy weight,
all sizes; reduced from 35c and soc.
Special Tor Saturday......... 26C
The morning times., 1895-10-26

The Italian ambassador, Baron Fava. ar
rived in the city late last night, and will
remain few days. He is the guest of
Mrs. Cooley, No. / 53I / street northwest.
Baroness Fava wlilremaininNew York until
the middle of December.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

SIC Ladies' Suits, SOC.
One lot of Ladies' Fleeccd Ribbed
Combination Suits, all sizes, heavy
weight. pearl buttons, ,crocheted necks
Regular price, SIC. Special. ........ soc
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
GILPIH AYEHUE TREES

To Be Put In the Care of the Park Com
MISUNDERSTANDING Contract Awarded.
Other werk of the Street aud Sewer
Department
Colonel Enoch Moore WAS chairman of
the Street and Sewer Directors meeting
last night In the absence Of President
Chambers
Z. l. Rice, Jr, made an application to
the board, that q sewer be laid on
Twelfth street between West and Wash.
ington 1t was referred 10 the sewer
engineer
The matter Of turning over to the
Board of Park Commission ers the care Of
the Gllpin avenue trees. which were
planted by the Street and Sewer Depart
ment. was discussed. A lint meeting
will be held at which the matter will
reach = definite shape. As it Is the
Street and Sewer Commissioners are
holding the money, which they have
collected from the property owners, in
trust. The latter officers propose to
retain the fund and that 1t be expended
on tbs order Of the Park Commissioners
Bids for printing 8 book Of 400 PIP and
other stationery we're received as follows
Mercantile Printing Company, sos;
Charles NJ smith, sos; Diamond Printing
Company, $92 90; e 4 8. Butler & Son,
$66 10 The 6rst bidder was awarded
tho contract
complaint was received concerning q
canvas flap of w. E Ruth, a King
street merchant. An ordinance exists
prohibiting such to bs hung over the
sidewRlks. The street commissioner
WAS instructed to look after the matter.
Complaint WAS made of the condition
of the sidewalk on Front street near
Madison, in front of the property OF
Thomas DUFFY who Is having some build
ings erected.
The street commissioner was ordered
to set curb on Gilpin aud Wood awr
avenues. B 81 Downward was granted
permission to set curb.
Sewer permits we've granted to Edward
johnson, Joseph P Williams, o. X
Robinson, o F McKagney, Psninsuli
Land and Loan Company, thomas A
Lloyd and Frank W. Hosking.
The weekly payroll amounting t,
$436 SO and the monthly payroll, &305
Were ordered paid Secretary g collections
we're 1907 09 The city treasursrs re
port showed balance In bank to b
$40 0l460; for street improvement
g. ,797 14 tree fund, $459 A.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
THAT TRIANGULAR TIE.

To-day's Votes Show the Usual Six for
Mr.. sAddioks aud n HAif Dozen Each
for Massey and Higgins.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER. May But one ballot was
taken at the regular MONDAY contest
for United States senator to day, and
Speaker pro tenn Records sgsin declared
that as nobody had received the requisite
number Of votes, there was no election
and the two houses separated until Ii 5s
TO morrow.
TO days vote was As follows;
Massey Senator's Moore and Pierce
Representatives Burton. Fleming, Town
send and Speaker AeMullsn-6
Higgins-Ssuato Alriehs, Representa-
tives JOlls, Pyle Rsybold, Walker,
Wilson-6.
Ridgely-senatora Fenimore, Harrlng-
ton, Pyle; Representatives DAILY, Davis,
Killsn. syphsrd, Watson, Speaker pro
tenn Rscords-s
Addieks-S Senator Handy, Representa-
tives Ball. Brown, Money, Moore,
Robbins-6.
Tunnell-Rspressntativs Mustard-1.
Pennewill-Representative Morgan
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
CREMATED BY his OWN HAND.
coLoRED MAN, SUPPOSED TO BE
AsBuRY FREENEY,

Roasted Alive In Porry's Old Express
Stables This MorninK where He Had
Gone TO Sleep after smeking Among
the strAw-Four Horses, Harness and
stray Destroyed.
The old stables, formerly OF Psrry's
Express, but for several years the
property Of the Wilmington Transfer
Company, situated on Pine street bet ween
Third and Fourth streets, are blackancd
mass to day The building was almost
destroyed by FIRE this morning nearly
$4,000 damage being done to the
structure alone.
One mans supposed to be Asbury
Freeney, colorad, whose brother Pat
Frseney Is employed by the COMPANY
was burned to death, together with four
horses aud 3 large quantity Of bay and
straw belonging to the company The
horses were strong animals for heavy
draught purposes and very vhluable
Two men, also. had a narrow escape
from death by EuffocAtion in the burning
building. They we're Edward Knowles
and John Steruff, the latter oolorsd. who
broke into the stables to release and lead
out the animals After they bad
rescued five horses, they were almost
exhausted
Flames cut of the escape Of Steruh
but he managed to tumble ont Of back
window. The smoke from barning bales
Of straw In the loft was pouring from
every crack and erevice In clouds and
/ streams.
1t was nearly ~ 80 this morning wher
| the FIRE was discovered by Night Clerk O
M Paul. OF the p, w 4 B freight house
and Oficers Kelley and Chris Shields
The officers sent ont the alarm anC
despatched q messenger for Wilmington
Transfer Company officials.
While the hre nep were gathering at
the burning building, Mr.. Paul anc
several others near tha rear Of he siabl
heard the colored man In the loft crying
piteously for help.
Just rs soon as the smoke could b
driven back from the front second-stor.
window, First Assistant John Welsh, o
the Fire Department, climbed In ant
found dead man, badly burned, lynn
under the window.
The man was at FIRST thought to be
tramp Nobody could recognize tn
charred form and II was removed TO tn
morgue There. about noon, Pat Frsene
identified 1t as the body OF his brother
} who had probably gone to sleep In th
stables, as WAS his won't when be wa
cut for part Of the night.
The dead man probably set the stra'
on FIRE BY q spark from his pipe.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
MIDST TROUBLED MATTERS.

siIvarbrook a BngbeAr Disturbing the
Chanosilor--The End Seems But Little
Nearer Than Neutrality-suspicious.
Trimbis and Professor Bird ct Issue.
The examination of witnesses for the
defense In the Ford case yesterday after
noon was an exceedingly interesting one.
Professor Harry Trlmble Of the Philadsl.
phiA College of Pharmacy, was on the
stand, and Professor Bird, assisted by
Professor Frank Roop smith, tried hard
to mix him up.
He took samples from not only Silver
brook, above and below the factory, but
from Mlll creek, and at the pumping
station. Those samples he Analyz zed,
finding that before the water reached the
Newport pike bridge IL was as pure as IL
was above Ford's factory and showed
very little traces of chromium
AZ the refuse pipe Of Jsasup and Moore
mills the water showed alkaline reaction
on litmua paper. At this Ford factory
the water showed on litmus paper strictly
neutral reaction, showing an absence OF
free chlorine or free alkali The dis
coloration OF the water yellow would
come from potassium chromate SO far
as solids we're concerned the water at
Newport pike bridge was frssr than that
at the pulp mill pump works and con.
ssquently pursr.
He said that IL Professor iSmith'E
anAlysis OF the water Of Mill creek above
the junction OF Sllverbrook was correct,
then there were chemicals In it which
would combine with any chromium that
might be In the water below and preclp
itate II at once. Again II there wat
chromium In the water at the pulp
works the chemicals used In making ths
bleaching liquor would preoipitate 1t anc
II would never reach the pulp BE
didn't believe that the water wouldn't
make good white pulp.
Relative to the tssts Of colors made By
Witnesses be said that the men wsrI
misled. That It was easy to trick a mar
by showing him a bottle of water I,
compare with another bottle
Mr. Bird suggested that II any trlckinG
had been resorted TO It must have beeI
by Mr.. Bradford, whsreat Profsseo
/ Trlmble retorted, II thlpk you hed
hand In it," and even the ehancello
laughed
At A o'clock the court took = recess
until 10 e n. to- day.
When the case was opened this morn
ing, William b Carswell presented
map Of Silverbrook and vicinity, whicl
was used during the trial. William b
Clerk, of the visiting committee, was oi
the stand and testified TO the sample
taken April 19
Professor r. X Moerk. OF the Philadel
phiA College OF Pharmacy, testified Il
having analy zed water taken on Aprl
10. he found 56.7 parts OF chlorine Il
the water below Newport bridge At th
pulp mill there we're In a million parts
l42 parts solid, 10 dry. chlorine 8 81
sodium chlorate 1913, sulphate
calcium sulphAte "a. chromium trins
he was on the stand at noon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
ASLEEP 'NEATH A CAR.
A coLoRED MAN WHO PAID DEAR FOR
HIS lMPRoMPTU BED.

yiolators Of the Law Who Drew 1hsIr
Wages Through Paymastar BaIi-The
Second Street Gang Broken Up by
onicer Lyons-othsr Municipal Court
Gases.
Ia Municipal Court this msrning
there was full dock, but the fnes were
not very great. The costs, Ii paid,
however, went far to make the court
self supporting.
The frst case was that of Edward
McNitt, colored, who was found by
Officer HarkinE asleep undsr a coal car at
the foot Of West street. He had nothing
to say and was fined 81 and costs.
David Spencer, colorsd. was arrested
by Officer Rallston at tha foot Of Tatnall
street. He had sampled red eye until he
had gotten very drunk and unable to
navigate. He was taxed 81 and costs
Edward Hallmsn was introduced by
Onicsr Kellsher. He was found on
Orange street very drunk He was fined
81 and costs.
Maggie Clarke, who resigned the
position of star boardtr at the Hotel
ellis about month ego, was found by
Officer kellehsr very drunk In an alley
just off the coast She claimed to Rhs We
been druggsd and choked until her
throat refused to take even q lemonade
The judge knew the drug and seemed to
think that Lemonade would gag Maggie
eVerytime. The fine vas &5 and costs.
Matthew Durlin and Henry Loper
were captured at Front and Shipley
streets, drunk They had nothing tc
say and we're fined 81 and costs
samuel w. Davis, aged 10 years, and
Charles Brooks aged 13 years. colorsd
boys, were charged by Bertha Jones,
store keeper at Eighth and Bennett
streets, with stealing a box OF chewing
gum. quarters worth OF marbles, thres
bAseballs, and other articles. They
| pleaded not guilty.
William Walker, colorsd, said he has
received some Of the spoils from Samuel
but Samuel was so positive that sucl
was not the case that the case wa
continued until to morrow OF 10 o'clock
Ths third of the notorious gang whicl
has made Second and King streets
loafng place, was captured this morning
by officer Lyons, who has beei
indefatigable in his efforts to rid thl
section Of these disturbing elements
Two of them, Beck and Allen, wer
fined S. and costs. The third ma
was Harry Miller The evidence was nc
sufficient to connect him with the assaul
on Jacob Gruner, so he was hned 81 Al
costs. This means the extermlnationIS
this crowd.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
Get your Pictures and Crayons framed
at Hiram Yerger's, ii East Third street,
Anthracite Coal
For fancy use. hand picked.
George h Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

DIR. George Macdonald, phrenoloKist and
character builder. will deliver free lecture
on Thursday ct 30 p. N at the Y: N: q. a.
Subject: "MhAt Shall We DO With Our
BoyYn Illustrations and examinations during
the lecture.
This morning q session OF the Concord
Quarterly was held in the Westinghouse at
Fourth and West streets 1t was preceded BY
a public religious session.
-Lctters tostamentAry were granted to-
day on the estate OF William Dougherty 70
Rev. d. J. Crowley and Lizzie Jeandell.
The argument in the Huber-Jackson 4
sharpe appeal was hnisned in superior CCVtt
at noon to-day and court reserved decision
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
CHANGE IN The MARKETs.

stands Were Put Up on the East Side
of the Market streets Yesterday After
noon.
When the fish stands, from which the
mueh.sought-for Delaware shAd is
disposed Of TO the consumer. we're
erected on the market streets yesterday
afternoon they were put up on the
opposite side Of the street flom where
thev have stood all Winter.
This means that the street market
business was not carried on at the old
stand to-day but on the opposite side
Of the street This Is in conformity With
an old established custom to change the
markets from the west TO the east side Of
the street in May. and back again to the
west in November, thus giving the
market people the suns warmth in Win.
ter time and protecting them from ola
Soils heat In midsummer.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
HICGINS'S LOYAL MEN.
Refrained Even From Voting
for the AddIcks Adoption Bill.
BOLD, FEARLESS sBEAToR HANDY
Denounoes she Wilmington City saii-
way Csmpans's Amendment to the
West Chester aud Wilmington Eis Htrio
Railway Bin as Outrageous and Dts
graceful Wilmington Health Law for
the Eatirs stats--othsr Bills Introduced
and Acted Upon.

the Eatire state-Other Bills Introduced
and Acted Upon.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DoyER. May The Senate this morn
ing passed the Senate bill Incorporating
the Wilmington aud West Chester Elec-
trio Railway Company. II passed, how
ever, with amendments compelling the
company to obtain the consent Of tile
Concord Turnpike otficialslbefore occupy
ing that highway. The company is
allowed to come only TO the city line,
whore IL will connect with she old lir .
Senator Handy denounced the VIII
mlngton City Railway amendments to II
as outrageous and disgrAceful II tile
old company does not build out to toe
new company, It may build Into Market
street, In the Ninth ward.
The House passed the Houss bill sx-
tending 70 the entire state the health
law now In force In Wilmington. relating
to the shipment and burial Of persons
who died OF contagious or infectious
diseases.
/ Representative Walker introduced a
bill giving owners two years In which ia
redeem real estate sold for non-pay meni
of county taxes Also a bill giving
children their proportionats share with
the husband in the personal property oi
the wife and mother who dies intestate
The House passed the following bills
To incorporate the Sussex Electric Rail
way Company; to make Margaret H, and
Rosalie f. Wilson the daughters and heirI
at law Of ]. Edward Addlcks; to ineorpo
rate the Indian River Inlet Club; author
izlng Governor Watson TO appoint
notary public for the DUPONT d.
Nemours Company.
Representative Wilson voted for th'
Addicks adoption bill. Jolls was excuse,
from voting, and the other Higgins mel
rsfrained from voting whsn thei
names were called. Mr.. Addioks wa
present. His men, the Massey men AM
the Democrats voted for the hill.
The House passed the bill giving th
Street and Sewer Department. Of MI
mlngton control Of the laying ont Of th
, street one half mile from Wilmington.
Representative kustard's merry 60
round bin was reported favorably In th
! House with the amendments cuttln
I down license
, The House rscommitted the MISSISSIPPI
e temperance bill Mr.. Pyle wished TO knoc
. out the provision requiring one-fourth
the taxpayers to sign for the licens'
The House also recommittsd the Hous
bill taxing distillers running three still
!. : or less, cents gallon The bill had y
snRctive clause Ia II.
. Senator Pyle introduced resolutiO
] authorizing the judiciary to look into Il
D tramp nuisance and ascertain II railroad
which arc responsible for most
trRmps being here, are paying IA
proportion of the county tax. 1t WI
. ado pied after Speaker Records had mac
v hard fight against 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
New Train schedule May 10.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and it's subordinate divisions In Dsla-
ware and Maryland will put into
effect new Spring schedule
on May 10. IL is said that
IL any important changes are to be
made they have not yet been determined
upon. Some Saturday half holiday
trains are being thought Of but may only
be put Ia operation around Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
LoohIpr Into Overtime claims.

A commissioner from the United
States Postal Department at Washington
will be In the city next Friday TO investi'
gate the claims for oyertlme OF the
old carriers, after the eight hour
law went into effect. There are about
thirty Of these carriers and the claims
range from Sl00 to &400. The claims are
under the administration of Post
masters sEiggstt. Tsylcr and Stewart.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
,rho weather.

to-day partly cloudy, warmer weather and
fresh northeast TO eAsterly winds will prevail.
preceded on the coasts OF this section by rain
and fog. possibly clearing In the afternoon.
On Thursday, in both of these sections. partly
cloudy to fair, warmer weather and fresh
northeasterly to eoutheasterly winds VIII
prevail, and on Friday. warmer, fair weather.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
Quinn O'Tools.

Miss Mary oToole and Thomas Quinn
we're married last night at ths home Of
the brides parents, No $40 East Sixth
street. Rev. George J. Kelley, Of st.
Mary's Church, officiated. Miss Maggie
O'T0ols WAS bridesmaid and James Il
O'Toole acted as best man.
A reception followed the ceremony, at
which many congratulations were re
ceived.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

Beat Goods, Lowest Prices.
Buy coal and wood from b. 7. Sergeant
Office Seventh and King. Phone 90.
eE-Hickory ~uod for open Crates
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

NIOTIOE.- e. LEWIS CONFIDENTIAL
1N LOAN OFFICE, Rooms and 5, Exchange
Building. corner Seventh and Market streets.
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of all descriptions ct low rates
DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY.
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until 8 o'clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free OF charge.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
NOTICES.

ATOTICE.-THERE WILL eE A MEETING
IN of the Democrats OF the Second ward. on
Wednesday evening. May 1st, at 8 O'Clock.
corner Heald and Lobdell streets, business Of
Importance TO be transacted.
NJ. r. CANNON. Chairman.
NOTICE "A MEETING OF THE DEM
IN ocrats OF the Ninth ward will be held on
Friday evening. May 3 at Twenty-fret and
Market streets A full attendance is request
ed. JOHN GRoSSCUP. Chairman.
nR. J. r. SMITH HAS REMOVED FROM
~ BIO Madison to N w. Cor. Ith and Adams.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
~ shall apply at the present session OF the
leEislature for a divorce from my husband,
Joshua b. Pusey. ELLA Il. PUSEY.
April 10. 1896.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

" corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Ocean.
is now open for reception of guests Special
MRS n. OSBORNE.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
wv AVN

III. sl6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
in the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guHran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500, :. ......,,,,,
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
which wants to sscsde ?

The city Of New Castle wants to sscsde
from the rural portion Of the huHdrsd.
or the rural part wants to secede from
the city. Representative Pyle, at the
request Of Speaker MoMullen, introduced
bill In relation to tho election districts
of New Castle hundred. II provides
that from and after the passage Of the
act the north and south election districts
of New Castle hundred, as at present
constructed. be and they are hereby
abolished, and new election districts,
to be known as north and south election
districts, respectively. be and they are
hereby constituted. The northern dis
trict to consist of all Of New Castle
hundred outside of the limits Of the
city and north of ths public road lszdiD &
from New Castle TO Christians The
southern district shall consist of all that
part of ths hundred outside of the limits
Of the city south Of the public road lead
/ ing from New Castle TO Ohristiana. The
voting place for the northern district
shall be at Rose Hili' school-house
and the voting place Of the southern
election district shall be at the school
house located neal Bear station. AL
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
UPRIGHT, ABLE. HONEST
Such Was the Record Left By
Nathaniel Williams Davis.
ASSOCIATES MEET TO DO HoNoR

To Their De parted Companion and Fsl-
iow-worher-Rssoiussen Adopted by
the New Castls County bar and
Eulowiss Pronounced.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
and service first-class.

slrteenth yeas under Ihe same management.
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FOB SALE.

FOB SALE
EOR SALE-A BRAND NEW BICYCLE
II with pneumatic tires. Can be seen at
the Evening Journal ONCE.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE NEW
Il Haines Bros upright piano. Address for
particulars H =. Evening journal office
sss@aD A&D EOosAA
UNFINISHED OR UNF FINISHED
II front rooms. with or without board. The
Mansard, No. II East Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
CHARLEs McGLADE.

THE WHITTIER,
Il South Virginia Avenue. Fourth House
from the Beach, Atlantic City, n. ].
Home Comforts. Open all the year.
A. j. HOOD, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01
HELP WANTED

TOR SALE OR RENT-HAND LAUNDRY
Il business and etore. The present owner re-
tiring. Apply at 2l5 Tatnall street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

HOTEL BREvOORT.-No. 18 S. SOUTH
Convenient TO uepots and beach. Bright and
cheerful rooms. Remodeled and refurnished
throughout. Terms reasonable. B. E. NOR
RIS, Proprietor. Atlantic City. N. J.
Evening journal., 1895-05-01

To Be Put in the Care of the Park Com
MISUNDERSTANDING Contract Awarded.
Other werk of the Street aud Sewer
Department