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Evening journal., 1895-09-06
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Evening journal., 1895-09-06
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
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The Latest WALL STREET NEW

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6-3 p. m.-The
reaotionary tendency OF St. Paul was in
terrupted by London houses TO cover a
moderate amount OF outstanding con-
tracts, aud this inspired a buying move
ment 10 the general railroad list which
gave an artificial undertone Of strength
all along the line
The rise In the Changers was checked i,
however, by realizing sales aud also
because OF = desire Oh the part Of the
room traders TO even up their contracts
The gold exports oy to morrow's
steamer aggregate fl,650.0O or a
total for the week OF $4,000, 600
To morrows consignments were s0aller
than the early estlma ates and this caused
better feeling particularly in the low
priced specul4tives Including Missouri
Paslf,, Tennessee Coal. Kansas and
Texas Preferred and General Electric
all Of which have become overBold.
The upward movement in General
Electric was attributed to the manipula-
tlon Of new pool which the Flower party
arc understood to have an interest in.
There WAS also soms talk OF the
General Election closing contract with
a promineut firm OF Locomotive Builders
to facilitate the instruction OF electric
motors
Sugar was kept remarkably ste.sdy on
advancing tendency Of ths market for
refiued sugars Grade No 8 granuiatod, ,
bsing cent per pound higher
The Sugar Trust directors declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of per cent.
ON the common aud Il per cent on the
preferred ChloBgo Gas was hammered
at the opening, bat had fesble rally on
the belief that settlement Of claims
against city of Chicago is near at hand.
The city Of Chicago warrants will be
distributed to It's creditors aud in turn
discounted by the latter. this will give
the Chicsgo gas about 5000. 600 in ready
cash but It's floating debit and construc-
ton accounts are twice that amount
ST. Psnl's annual report will show also
per cent earned on the stock.
Tobacco common was bid up on the
shorts but lost part of the advance on
sales by the We'll party
Weekly imports Of dry goods were
valued at 50. 1858 SOP. against $l5l2 55s
for theacorresponding week last year.
City banks have lost about 81 500. COO
currency this week.
Money per cent
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
TO BUILD A NEW PACKET.

Work WIN Begin at Once at the Jack
son and sharp Oompany's for the
Warner Compaoy's New steamer-De-
soription of the Boat
In place OF the old freight packet
Colets, belonging TO the Charles Warner
Company, a wooden stesm barge Of
modern pattern will be built to
run between this city and Phila-
delphia The new boat will be
built by the jackson and Sharp Company.
Of this city, and will be constructed OF
stout material for carrying general
cargoes OF merchandise between the two
cities she will be l0J feet long, 25i feet
beam and 2 feet depth Of hold
Work on the new boat will begin at
once at the Jackson and Sharp Company's
Her machinery may be supplied by the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
The Colete has been running nearly all
the year for many years
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Highest of all in Leaveniig power-L u Govt Report
R@:aa!I! q! Rskli's Rs,xass;:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Mrs Peter G. Madden on South Fourth
street last night About thirty guests
spent a most enjoyable evening. Miss
Taylor will return to Philadelphia to-
morrow.
Miss Maud Eaton, OF Ban Cresk, is
visiting here and is being entertained by
Mrs. Edward Il. Chefiins
Mrs william knight, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs John J. Black.
Mrs. Bettine Mex Rogers left home
this morning for an Autumn visit 10
Virginia.
Refreshing temperance links az Truitt's
Mr.. and Mrs Comegys are visiting at
Cbristiana. the guests Of Mrs Vincent.
Miss LYDIA Caefiins Is here on e visit to
Mrs II ChefFins
An excellent life-slzs portrait OF Rev.
IL + Brady. pastor OF st. Peters Church,
this city, has been painted In Whining
ton and is on exhibition there In an East
Fourth street studio.
Fifth Auditor Thomas Holcomb, who
spent his vacation at his old home here,
has returned TO his Washington citce
and home
w. Fred Worthington, Of Philadelphia.
spent last evening here on a visit to old
friends.
John Lambson has returned from =
business "trip to New York.
City Councilman Louis K Eliason has
been down to Chincoteague with the
Trustees Of the Poor party.
Early next week Mrs Q V. Wise will
remove into the Nowland residence at
Delaware and Water streets to be vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs James A Nowland
Miss Reta Clark, who has been visiting
In this city as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Calhoun, on Cherry street, has
returned 70 her home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Msnlovs left foi
Morton. Pa, yesterday 10 spend week
Mrs e l. Wilson has gone on visit
down the state.
Mr. and Mrs William y Gears have a
new son at their home on S1uth street.
Andrew M Gallagher will be a candi
date for the @. A. o. Board OF Directors
and will make strong run.
Miss Lldie Wright, who has been
spending tho Summer at Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park, has returned home.
John Schuhardt, Jr, who is now 4
Philadelphian, came down from the
Quaker City last night for a visit to his
father Councilman Schuhardt.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
A rraInman MANNED ro-day.

Edwin Roach, employed as freight
brakeman on Conductor Phillips 8
Extra 172, Of the Delaware road, met
with an accident that maimed him for
life, here this morning Roach was
coupling cals on battery siding when
he attempted TO pull a pin. hts right
hand was caught and mashed In an
instant He was taken TO the station
and sent TO his home In Wilmington on
the train leaving here at . 40. He Is a
married man and only % years old.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Condition of Dr. nIarshaIl

SNOW HILL. Md Sept. The condi.
tion Of Dr. Edward w. Marshall, who
until recently was deputy collector Of
internal revenue. continues about the
same Several months ago he fell on the
pavement In Baltimore and sprained his
ankle. and after that became so great a
sufferer from heart trouble and asthma
that he WAS compelled to resign bis
position and return to his home in Snow
Hill, where he now Is living at the hou Sc
OF his sonin-lsw, DIR. E Dashiell.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Jackaon's
A yellowstope Pnrh rrlp

WIN do more to overcome that feeling Of
lassltude or laziness, whichever you pre-
fer to call iJ than all the medicine Ia the
upothecary's shop Get out Of the harness
for a while, take a lay OFF and 80 to the
Park and become renewed In body aud
mind. See the Gevsers play-hear the
Paint Pots pop--the CatarRcts roar
climb about the Canyon Walls catch
trout In Yellowstone Lake--take on a
new life. Send Charles S Fee, general
dassengtr agent Northern Pacific railroad
six cents for the new and illustrated
tourist book
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
sudden Death OF william Ls NOR.

ELKToN, Md. Sept 6 civilian LeiIler.
& well known resident Of Elkton, died
suddenly Yesterday afternoon OF heart
failure. He WAS In his usual health, and
after partaklng Of hearty dinner started
out OF the room, when he fell on the
floor aud expired Immediately He was
SO years Of age and a native OF Germany
Two children survive him, Fred d.
Letter and Miss Rosa Letter.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
A MARYLAND cRABBER ARRESTED
Much Feeling Between citizens OF Tangier
and Smiths Islands over boundary
Disputes.


Much Feeling Between Citizens OF Tangier
and Smiths Islands over boundary
Disputes.
CRIsFIELD. Md, Sept David Hoff.
man was captured by the Virginia state
fishery force. and yesterday he was taken
to Tangier Island and arraigned before
Justice Lewis Cooper, but was released
He said he had no intention OF violating
the law
Some time ago Captain George Murphy
Of the Tangier. had stakes set on the
boundary, about one mile on the Vlr-
ginia side. Crabbers from S0ith'a
leland repeatedly pulled up these stakes.
30 Captain Murphy concluded not to put
them down any more Hod
man was grabbing near the
place where these stakes stood
Notice has beel given TO Marylanders
not 10 20 over the line Hoffman was
informed that II he had been from
Smiths Island, IL would have igone hard
with him. Considerable feeling exists
between the citizens OF Tangier pnd
Smiths Islands growing out Of disputes
in regard TO the boundary. Hoffman,
was grabbing &C the time Of his capture
and made no effort TO escape
The tongers of Virginia sre at work ia
Tangier sound. About 400 boats were
working there to day. The oysters are
bringing 20 cents per bushel.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
RADICAL CHANGES CONTEMPLATED.

Things which Are on tho Carpet at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The executive and finance committees
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion will meet in joint session on Tues
day evening and consider their special
lines OF work
religious meeting, particularly but
not exclusively for members of the
association. will be held on SUNDAY
Afternoon.
Physical Direotsr Jacksou's
room has been repainted aud is being
rearranged The probabilities are
that General Secretary Lang
will mske several radical changes
In the interior arrangements Of the
building.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
PRESENTS FOR PLAYERS
Gold Watches and Other Gifts
as Their Reward.
noRBAsB OF THE JAIIs OEEaUs

FIfty-seven Of the Imprisoned People VIII
BE Removed to the Court House for
rrial-oounciI to Meet in special Session
to Consider the water Street Proposals.
special Correspondence Evening Journal
NKw CASTLE, Sept 6-To morrow
afternoon-probAbly at 30, In con-
formity with the September hours OF the
National League gsmes-the Columbia
A. G. team win meet the strong Norwood
Club Of Philadelphia, combination Of
fast ball players noted for winning games
and for scientific playing.
During the progress Of the game Leach,
who has developed into an invincible
pitcher and who Is a great favorlte be-
cause be Is New Castle boy. born and
raised here. will receive two fine presents
One is q gold hunting case watch ap
propriately engraved, from the members
Of the Columbia Athletic Association and
his admirers IN New Castle, who con
tributed to the gift through Treasurer
=. I. Bacon OF the club Leach will
also receive from Secretary O. Edwin
Eckles, Of the club, q handsome painting
Of q local landscape scene, by Mr.
Eckles' own hand.
Ferguson, who won the contest Of q
Wilmington afternoon paper, will also be
presented with the gold watch for being
the most popular player In Delaware. IL
is said to be q very handsome prizA The
batting order for the game is as folio VS.;
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
The Letter Carriers Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-At the letter
carriers convention the afternoon session
was devoted entirely 70 the presentation
of ticket TO be voted for. The following
nominations were made: President, G. G.
COnden. Cincinnati; Richard +. Quinn,
Philadelphia; William J. Hennessey, Bos-
ton. Vice president E. J. kessler, New
Orleans; james Arkison, Fall River,
Mass. Secretary. John +. Victory, Wash
ington; j. Paul Green, Atlanta
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
pr. FraI.er a nI. ola IIome.

RICHMOND, No, Sept. 6.-Dr Fraker
who is in Jail here ON the charge of at
tempting to defraud insurance companies
was recognized here by score Of people
The recognition was mutual DIR. Fraker
calling several by name and conversing
with then.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
ao. Fish 4c. ID.

On Saturday. September T. at Fifth
and King streets, Second aud King
streets and Eighth street market, from g
a. N. until sold carload OF fish. Please
briug basket or paper From Nelson,
lockwood q Co, owners North Long
Bfarch pound fisheries.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
To Race nr Riverton Tomorrow.

Wheelmen Frank Turner. d f..
Mayne and C..B Jack will 90 TO Riverton
to morrow 70 have part ia the big
meet Of cyclists there Turner
Is entered Ia the mile handle p, the
/ mile open aud the half mile hsndiclp
Jack Is IN the / mite open. aud
the 3 mile handicap. NaYne is in the
3 mile handicap
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
To neal .hs Ihousand aIiIs nseora.

ToRoNTo, sept. 6.-Ferdinand Shabel,
the long distance French champion, com
menced his 200 mile ride against time
on the quarter mile board track on Toron-
to island Shabel started unpaced and
will attempt 20 beat Grimms' "a hour rec
ord of 452 miles and other records mp to
1000 miles. He is in splendid condition
and win 60 tho first "a hours without dis
fnnunffur
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
A Henvv Rain ahis nr,rninr

Reports from Kent ana Sussex coun
ties this morning are TO the effect that a
heavy rain storm swept over lower
Delaware and Maryland this moraing,
just before daylight The rain fsll Ia q
delnge as far north as smyrna. It was
great blessing to the growing crops,
and just such copious showers have been
needed there for weeks
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
rhs rr.sh,rln Rsafa.t AraIn.

FIX Sheriff Philip R Clark Is bedfast
again at his home near Edge Moor, hav
ing had a relapse due TO too much
activity during his period OF convaleg-
oenoe. he Is suffering with rheumatism
= nd malaria.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
rhe work of Benutlf,Inr . ohureh.

Two Italian artists. who are beautify
ing ST. Peters k G. Church, have made
rapid progress in their work. The
windows back OF the altar are closed and
the plastering has been removed in many
places The interior will be beautifully
frescoed all over and the church will be
nicely painted and beautided throughout
II Is estimated that the work Of improve
ment will cost g.. eco.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
rIro ln a prlntInr nmce

WEST CHESTER. Sept Cat 10
o'clock TO day a fire broke out ia the
press room Of the Village record Office.
this borough, through a lamp exploding
while All employe was at work under the
printing machine The flames Instantly
spread 10 some waste, and but TO- the
timely arrival OF chemical engine and
It's Efficient work disastrous fre would
have resulted As IL WAS the damage
was slight.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
A Double Tragedy.

YORK, Pa, Sept. 6. 6.-winiam Beaver
son, aged 30 years, an employee of the
York rolling mills, shot and instantly
killed his wife Ida, aged 30 years, and
fred q bullet into his head dying a few
momoLts lnter
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rntnlIr Hurt hy q nIereIIst.

Providence, Sept 6.-NIrs. william
Brady Of Olncyville and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs Michael Brady, were run down
by a bicycle on Eddy street. The former
was injured internally, and it is feared
fatally. The wheelman loft the scene in
a hurry, and tho police are looking for
him
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
FaII stYIea of perhr linta

Just opened All the fashionable shapes
for young men at Ross's, 2iO Market
street. Our Hats are bought in case lots
from the mills direct, therefore cur Prices
Guaranteed the Lowest.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

UTICA, y. ", sept 6.--Edward Allen,
lineman employed in the electric light
works, missed his footing while 40 work
ON a pole, and coming in contact with a
live wire was instantly killed, !, 400 volts
passing through his body. Firemen re-
moyod the body. which was hadly burned.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
A Peculiar Accident.

MEDINA, \. Y, sept. 6-James Spald.
ing OF halge harbor was found dead be-
side the road under an overturned buggy
In Oak orchard. Probably he fell out in
such a manner as to break his neck.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Win DIVE y Do. Repave WAter stree
Incidents ofthe Day.

The Knights OF the Golden Eagle OF
Christiana pieknicked yesterday in
Whiteman's woods.
Professor Korswill, Of Princeton, is
announced to preach at the Presby-
terian Church on Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Real estate Of John d. Cannon, a we'll
known citizen, is advertised for sale By
sheriff Paul Glllis one week from to-
morrow
Try Truitt's ice cream. 3Os.
About 100 New Castle people will 60 to
Wilmington tomorrow night TO see
THE Limited Mail" At the Grand Opera
House They talk Of swelling the crowd
and getting q special traln.
A large party Of local baseball enthus-
lasts yesterday saw the pick Of vii
miugton" attempt to play ball against
Smyrna, which WAS so easy for O A. O.
last Saturday. They say that Leach and
Hayes of New Castle alone saved the
home team from passing into oblivion
Thomas Martin, who was so seriously
injured at Fourth and Shipley streets in
Wilmington, is home to-day from the
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington. Martin
WAS driving a load Of whea6 which his
horses upset by turning the corner too
quickly.
Company II, First Infantry, N. g. d.,
has resumed drills and there was a nice
showing Of young soldiers in fatigue
uniform with white trousers.
A force OF men Is at work painting the
Marrow Dyke bridge
Colonel Joseph Vantine Is reported
10 be much improved to day.
Get vour life insured with John
Boyle, New Castle, 26 cents per week,
age 25 gets 5 600 or $500 in sickness.
Buy 10, 10 or 20 year endowment-and
get your monsy-while you live.
All policies are In full benefits at once.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Monument Unveiled In sullivan County.

MONTICELLO, n. Y. Sept 6.-rhe first
soldiers monument for Sullivan county
was unveiled here in the Sullivan County
park In the presence Of 1000 people The
monument is the ono exhibited by Morris
j. Powers at the Worlds fair and received
first premium
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
RenI 1900 rranaferrod

Tranfer OF the real estate No 700
Poplar street from John Il. ack 20
William Lawton was fled 10 the the
Office OF the registry clerk this morning
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
The American Peopi Q

Appear to be waking up to tb fact that
the Yellowstone Park Is som ething We
ought TO be proud Of. The travel to the
Park this year is heavier than ever Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large MT -mbers Of
travellers to see that famed region At last
the United States itself seems to want to
a fortnight. postpone that other acation
scheL-e and 60 and glory in the 81 ories Of
nature For six cents | will send YOU a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles S. Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad. st. Paul. MINI
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
NOVWOO0
A TrIp 20 New YORK State.

To large congregation at the NJ. Z
Church last evening Rev. Vaughan ).
Collins gave an exceedingly interesting
sccount OF bis recent trip through
Eastern New YORK and the Epworth
League convention At Round Lake. The
talk was full Of witty and instructive
anecdotes and outlined the movements
of the Wilmington people from the time
they left Wilmington until their return.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

Irving W.Larimore. physical director Of
YMCA, Des moines, Iowa, says he can con
scientiously recommend Chamberlain's
Pain Balm to athletes. gymnssts, bicyclists,
football players and the profession in gsn
eral for bruises. spraiDs and dlslocatituis :
also for soreness aud stiffness Of the mus
cles When applied before the parts becon g
swollen it will effect cure in one half the
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

A $40 Mems sizes, Black and
Blue Cheyiots, made
SUIT right here so that we
are responsible for the
making, as well as wear and
general satisfaction. These are
new fall goods, new stock and
new styles, and while you can
get $40 Suits anywhere and
everywhere you might as well
get the best you can for the
money, and this is why we
want you to see ours We
have also some splendid new
things in mixed Cheviot Suits
at $40 and better ones up as
high as you will care to pay.
Odd Trousers all sizes, for
men and boys, if you don't care
to get a whole suit just yet.
Made as well and as much for
the money as you can find.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

Oyster by the quart at Ainscow's. No.
100 East Fourth street Phones 057 and
e15. Delivered to all parts OF the city
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Personal Events.

Frank Moore. on Model farm Of the
New Castle Common. entertained host
Of his friends last night At a watermelon
party At his country home.
George Newlove. the lone representa-
tive Of New Castle At the University OF
Pennsylvania where he is studying for
the medical profession, will leave for
New York to witness the international
yacht races He will be the guest OF
George Frazer. OF Brooklyn.
Miss Rebeccs Calhoun. accompanied by
her father samuel Calhoun, left for
Philadelphia yesterday, where she will
spend several weeks.
Ia honor OF Miss Mary Taylor. OF
Philadelphia. Miss Lydia Hsrney gave an
evening social At the home OF Mr. and
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

Wheat. Sept Hgf. Dec. 5f5S; Nay,
6356; Corn, Sept 31s; Oats. sept. ~; Nav.
elbd Pork. 3 50; IAN. 75; Lard, 59j;
Jan 80; hibs, 61l6 Jan. 5.O21s.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06

once Seventh and King. Phone.5s5.
II. T. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
TEA large load OF wood for $3.50
~ Large pea coal for family use.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Little Dot-"Uncle George saws I'm too
loQuacious. What does that mean Mamma
THAT means you talk TOO much.n Little
Dot (afier rehectiOn)."I- 'spose big words
was made so folks could say mean thiags
wifout hurtin' anybody's feelings. s.m-Ciood
News.
That tired feeling should be overcome At
once or 10 may end seriously. Take Hood s
harsaparilla now and prevent sickness and
suffering later in the sea .on.
Hoods Pills are the best family cat thartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
First Dog.-"What's the row down the
aislei' Second Dog That's one OF Null
ford's pups. He won his first prize yesterday
and his head has swelled so they can't get his
collar of."-Chlcago Mail.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Cotton-Naw York CLOSING Prices.
rblcaoo rIoslnr prIoes-

October, 90 bid. 81 asked; November, z {
bid. 1W asked; DECEMBER. o03 bid, e.t
asked; January, $40 bio, IL asked.
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
Gnlder nnllnrn Nnu nnnn
IZillcd hr Live wire.

New students entering daily for the
practical business and shorthand courses
Evening journal., 1895-09-06
rIflr-aeren lo ne TrIed

This mornlngs's roster OF the juil
showed q total population Of l55 prison
ers, a slight increase over this years
average. The increase Is due to the
approach Of September conrt, when
many Of these fellows will be let out to
see the light Of day again. There are
fifty seven Imprisoned people now walt
ing TO be taken over to court In the
county van
VIII Davis a Bro. Repave water Street,
City Council will meet in special
session TO- morrow evening to consider
the proposals for repsving Front or
Water street from Delaware TO Har-
mony. Davis q Bro, of Wilmington, are
the lowest bidders their bid for repav-
ing the street with small cobblestones
bsing only 1S cents per foot. being
especially low and tempting, amounting
only to 1926 7S for the entire work.