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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

Rent Records. Laundry Registers
Poison Records, Loan Registers,
Collection Records, Remittance Records,
Discount Records, Notary Records,
Registration Books, Poll Books.
And complete line of Blanks and
Supplies for County, City, Justice Of the
Peace and Township Officers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-03
1913 and Iz7 Main Street.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Teachers Treasurers' and Clerks Rec.
ords, Warrant and Classif-
cation Records.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Mr.. Oannon ON Ponohes

h. A. Cannon. a large grover. shipper
snd packer OF peaches Rt Bridgeville
sussex county, In an interview In Phila-
dslphis yesterday, said that the Delaware
peach crop will be one Of the largest ever
grown despite the fact that the dreaded
| 'yello VS." the peach tree soourge, has
Affected most Of the trees In the northern
end middle portions OF tbs state. ''rhe
disease he said. lis believed to be con
tagious from the fact that II knife used
IN cutting limb from tree affec ed
with 'yellowA' be soon after used to trim
healthy tree IL becomes Affected with
the. .dresd disease The 'yellows' are fast
advancing southWard, aud have now
reached Wyoming, and are invading the
ore hards about Felton, Oaly few years
ago MlddlstoWn was the chief shipping
center. but there are now no peaches
about either Middletown or Nav Osstle.
rne trees have had to be cut down or
dug up. as after y tree gets 'yellows' II
wiii Dot bear fiuit The peach shipping
center this year will be &C Bridgsvilie,
from which polot it Is estimated that 81
least /, 600. 600 baskets will be shipped. ,
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
pEATH oE coLoNeL cARTeR.
ae Was One OF the Bsst-Kaown C.tizsn
OF Caroline Oounty.

ae Was One OF the Bsst-Kaown C,tiz sns
Of Caroline oounty.
DENToN, Ma July "a Colonel Rich
ard O.. Garter. Of Csronns county. died
yesterday afternoon at his rrsid snce In
ruokshoe Neck. two aud half miles
from Dentor, aged 81 years. The cause
OF his death was nervous prostrRtion.
developed by en- attack OF bilious dysen
terry. He was n native of Caroline county
and spent hia whole life Withid It's b1r-
ders. Ia middle life be was perhaps the
most prominent aud Il q Iential man In
this part OF the state, and WAS also con-
sidered Que OF the weslthlsst
Be married Miss Emily Slaughter. a
sister OF the late Col Thomas II Slkugh
ter, v he, with one sou, Richard 7. Car
ter. survive him. As Democrat be rep
resented Caroline county Il the House oi
Delegates IN 1913 and In the s, nste in
1855 aud 1853 He was manbsr oil
Governor Hsmil'oa's staff Ia 1884 When
the Denton National Bank was establish
ed he was prominent In the movement
aud was a director until = few years ago
he was member and trustee Of tbs
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
oaplure of = suppo..a Rurrlnr.

WEST CHHsTKB, July "a - b scause Of
freqnent rrbbeiiss' In ara Rbont VILLA
town the ferm'rs began 81 SYSTEMATIC
watch some three weeks ago, aud ysster-
dsy morning 81 l O'Clock a negro named
Charles Wilson, who Is kuo~n a. q des-
perste burglar In this Al d other sections,
WAS arres ed. Az samuel Kmk's farm.
house Mr. Kirk aud Howard Brosdbslt
took turns A. watching for the coming Of
thievef, and about midnight saw form
enter ths spring house on the premises.
They made cesoent upon tie building
aud the man ran. Three shots we're frsd
at him, the last one taklrR sff4ct and
causing him 70 surrender De 6ck. ox.
ledgsd having been the lesder ia the
doz or more robberles oom uitted IA
tuAt sectiOl, but refused to tell who we're
hts associates. For mouths he and his
gang have lived in dugouJ In ueaI by
woods. He Is wanted IN Maryland for
similar deeds aud = standing reward has
beeu offered for several years He wbl
lodged Ia jail here yesterday to awsii
trial at count.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
THEY NON ERE SEYSN.

Two Moro sinRle Takers Arrested In
Dover Last Night-How Tho Would
Bo matrJs spend Their Time In jail.
DOVER, July "A The second call for
Single Tex volunteers to go TO all WAS
made laet night, and August Dsllegrent
and Henry B. TIA 9resy, both OF VIII
mington, were placed behind the bars
Of the prieon. These arrests make the
Single Tax colony under Sheriff
Shave charge number seven,
and Heny Georges disciples say
they will continue TO swell ~. Delegrent
and Tawresy were esch fued $40 and
COS 8, in default OF paying which Mseis
trate Cooper committed them 20 jail for
thirty days. The charge against the men
was obstrusting the highways.
The Single Takers who ara In jail state,
through their frlends, that shey are
perfectly eatishsd with their imprison
ment, aud are willing to serve much
longer time for 'ihe right OF free speech
Chairman Arthur H. Stevenson, the
Philadelphia wool broker, seems to be the
most contented man among the hve,
but he Claims that there Ia not enough
employment to occupy his attention, and
prison life is rather tlresome, but. like
the othsre, he Is willing to serve his
entire term Of ssntenc3. Sheriff Shaw
allows tho prisoners more liberty, than
the other inmates OF the jlil, aud. for
exeiciss and employment. the Single
Tsxsrs often Ia the afternoon chop fire
wood FOR use next Winter. Some OF the
men spend the greater part of their
time In writing to relatives aud friends.
Chsirmsn Stephenson is in almost con
stRnt communication with his wife, who
Is at their home at Merton. Pa She
expected to come to Dover In few days
to visit her husband In jail
The single takers praise Sheriff Shaw
far his klnd treatment. They have one
consolation, and that Is that they do not
live on the regular prison fare Of bean
soup, with meat twice q week. All Of
the single tRxers have their meals sent
In from a neighboring hotel.
William Brothers. who was arrested
With Mr.. Stephenson, Is h native Of
DjVer, aud his family sees that the pris
oners do not want FOR any comfort the
] al regulations allow. Nearly every day
the men receive a large number OF let
teis and kilograms Of sympathy from q II
parts OF the country.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
HARVEST HOWE JUBILEE.

The National Party OF Delaware Comfy
Held Temperance Rally Yesterday. I
MRDrA July "A The National party
In thie county, which split from the old
ProhibitionIsts held Harvest Home
Jubilee la the Court House here yester
day Those active in the ne~ party,
lately with the old wing. are D. G Hem
dricks, w. Fl Farley and Rev. W
Miles, sll ot Chestar: Frank P. Willets,
Of Concord. and William and s j Kani,
Of ) TarthDoTs
Rev. J. w. Miles the county chairman,
presided At the morDirg session thers
VAS An oratorisl contest in which pr zss
were offered to young people OF both
sexes for orations on Prohibition sut j-cts
Tno vlnners Of the two prizss were
Miss Clara A. Littler, OF Philadelphia
irst prizs, Byron's works. ;or her ora
tion on Prohibition the Hope of Amer
lea The second pr'z j. a copy OF "CrowI
Jewell, Was awarded to Miss Vesta A
Senior, Of Fslton Tha judges OF tn,
contest were tx Judge Amos Briggs
Rev A. P. Hutchinson and Miss Jose.
phine Pennoek
There was q good attendance st th'
afternoon meeting The speakers were
Rsv. A P. Hu'chinson, OF oxford Rev
Henrlstts g. Moore, Of 0hlc, and J0hl
l. oyd Thomas, Of New York.
AS the exercises prcgreFsed 3 grea
many dropped IN out Of curiosity sn'
before the meeting was over the court
room wgs well flled
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
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Evening journal., 1896-07-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Bessie Riley. Of WILMINGTON, Is
visiting In towA as the guest OF Mise
Anna Fleming,
Miss Loretta Slllltoe, OF Newport, who
has been visiting In to wn has returned TO
her home
Misses Florence. Lizzie aud Nan Borle
OF NOors's, Pa, who have bsen the IN, sts
Of Miss Lp,ta Borie, left for Wilmington
last evening
Thomas b Wise Is rapidly improving
from his serious iudis position
Mrs Housemsn has returned home
frou trip 10 Washington
Ms e P Wise has received a nsw
bicycle which she eau now ride with littl,
aitii -ulty.
Miss Florence Davidson. OF Stste Road
rtturned home last evening from .
pleasant stay at Ocean Grove
Miss Helen d. Wendell, who is sum
meriug It Atl.ntic City IS result o
wianing the New Castle popular tesch
er's prize. will rsturn home next week
Edward Challenger has returned hone
from fortDiRhts stay at Ocean Grow
as guest &C Evergreen Cottage.
Miss Estelle l. Deskyne aud MIsl
Miriam s Davidson RETURN d home from
Ocsau Grove last evening, after
pleasant stay ard visit to the Eprortl
and w. c. T conventions.
Mr.. and Mrs John T Sloops will lea '
home foF oossn Grove TO dAy for tn
benefit Of Mr. Ssoops's health. whiol
hss not been good OF late.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
INSTALLATION AT SMYRNA.

New OfHcers of Stars and Stripes Council,
Jr. o. U. A. M.-Oandidates InitiRted.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
sMYRNA, July "a Last night General
| T. Parker, Jr Past State Councillor,
and Harry O. Collins, deputy state coun
cilor visited Stars snd Stripes Council,
No %, Jr o u. A. NJ OF this town and
installed the following officers: Jr past
councillor, George II DICK councillor. w B
Start; assistant recording secretary, s
Anthony; vice councillor, Thomas Mccoy
recording secretary, Gilbert s Jones
conductor, Stewart Wilds; warden, r h
Oenney inside sentinel E. p. McCowley
outside sentinel, J. n. Morris; treasurer
= M Fowler; 6nanclal secretary, George
N. Stevenson; trustees, A e Jsrdius
T Cooper and J. 5 Griffin
The council also initiated eight candl
dates last night.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
NEVS OF NEV CASTLE.
lIrrLs Hoe or eAsesALL.

Reported Failure OF All Plans 10 Goa,
tinue the Game at New Castle.
It Is now about settled that there will
be no more oxidation baseball ia Now
Castle this season st least none like that
OF 95 aud ga
Several reasons have been assigned FOR
the inability to provide LEGAL lovers OF
the natlooal game With the sport they
want Ons Is that tha Columbis
Athletic Club members dictated too
much TO the management at the early part
OF the season as TO what players should
appear on the local team, II being run
under the name of the athletic club.
Another reason Is that the advent OF
Interstate league ball IA Delaware has
killed amateur ball Sti | another and
perhaps the vital reason Is that the ma
jorlty OF sporl-lovers bsvo not bad the
means to pay for even l5 cent bsss ball
Shortly be ore the departure OF p .tcher
Leach for the South Jersey League, fige
New Castle ball players--Lssch, Duff
Madden, McOaughaa and Newlove- NJ ade
en- agreement among themselves to
secure the grounds II possible and play
the game all sumner Just about thsn,
however, twenty men In town agreed ia
furnish fnanoIal backing The bal
players then gavs up their plRr, think
ing the now Que all right.
Tho 'syndlcats" did not stand the
test OF one gam0-that with TloEa-RDd
then things were worse than before
Now that Leach has gone to stay and
pitchers like him cost much good money,
there Is little hope OF any m IRE baseball
this year that New Castle opls
care to see.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24

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style are the keynotes of this pretty
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with crush collar aud ties Of pink rib
bon, it forms the dsintiest bousego wn
Imaginable 1t Is made up over fitted
lining The loose front is gathered onto
a square yoke partially concealed by the
novel bertha which gives it pointe d
effect. The full sleeves are also lined.
They are fuelv gathered into the arm
size and tight-ftting from wrist to
elbow. The dainty pointed cuffs are
trimmed with insertion to corre-
spond with berths This bertha may
be entirely omitted II plainer garment
is desired or 1t may be trimmed in various
ways TO suit the taste This design is
adapted to either slenderor stout figures.
Ohallis. flannel, silk, cashmere. chAmbrsy,
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20 336-Lsdies Wrapper requires for
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vide, 81 Yards 6 inches wide or u yards
A inches wide. Lining required II yards
27 inches wide. Cut In seven sizes, 80
"a. SO, sS, Az. AZ and A inches bust
measure.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
HerlIn nas : Relief socIetY.

BERLIN. Md, Jaly "A The Berlin
Fire Relief Society has made report OF
che funds that came into its hands for
disbursement. The society was organ
Ted for the purpose Of giving aid 70
those who suffered from the destructive
IRE which visited Berlin on the night OF
August 4, 1895 Eighteen families q, d
sixteen separate individuals we're aided
By supplies OF household goods, provls
Ions and clothing The merchants OF
Baltimore contributed $3.50. Tbs total
disbursements aggregated $49S 40 rbs
relief COMMITTEES was comp1s' VI Rev.
David o. Howard, Raw. K Q Atkins and
Rev ArChur Dougall
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
FIshinr AL No nranh.uina

WEsr CHESTER July "a -lhs water
In the Brandy eias has beeu Ia go,d GU
ditioD for bass 6-hiug ali Of the past
week, aud numerous have b, en- The
aoglers who have frtquenf, tho favor t.
hooks aud pools on that classic stream
Strange to say, the best catches have
been made ~ points which have Ii
particular reputation among fisherman
and the unskilled angler has been most
In evidence In the work OF lurIng the
Remey hsh fIom bis chosen hannts
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Result of Rensees.ment.

CAMBRIDGE Nd July "a The assess.
ment OF Buektown district, Dorchester
county, which has just en- completed.
shows decrease OF $l3. 500 Ia the real
estate and 81 or Ia the personally The
new basis would probably have bsen
equal to the old bad not exemptions OF
farming implements been allowed The
assessors bad but six properly filed
SCHEDULES returned 10 them. aud were
much delayed because Of tue tax payers
not understanding how to make them
out.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Returned From = southsrn rour

J Elliott Rigg. who has been travel
ing through the South and Southwest
repgesentiug various Philadelphia aud
New York wbolerale boufes, has returned
home aud will rest In New Castle for a
fortnight OF more before starting South
sgain Mr. Rlgg reports business ruch
bstter throughout the cotton CROWN 2
states and plenty Of money Ia circulation
Upon leaving Atlanta about midnight, he
Inquired the exact time and was told
10 was 16 TO
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

A large ooRpAny from Friendship Con-
cave Of Mogullisns OF New Castle Will
pre bably accompany the Adhesive No
gullisVs OF Wilmington tonight on their
trip to Gordon Heights
The big steamship ) u zsrlsnd passed
down aud out froai Philadelphia yester
day afternoon.
Tue payroll at the Delaware Iron
Works siuce they resumed operations. Il
is said, does not contain over 900 names
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
RnnI,maLar. rln.d

ELKToN, July "a The members OF the
"For.ign Book, who were arrested on
Monday at Icon Hill. we're given hs airing
yesterday morning before Msgistrste
Philip Nj Groves and pleaded guilty to
the charge upon which they were
arrested They were 6ned $2lS The
foreign books Will not be sgaiu opened.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
DrT.AmApr DT1rTerON

For New Castle, S.13, 11.15 a. m; ESQ,
4.30 6.15, 6.53, 1851 p. m. and 12.lO night
For Lewes. Sl3 a. m; AZ p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Delmar S13, 11Oi a. m; 4.27 and 11.5G p. m.
For Harrington and way stations only,
$50 p. m
Express for Wyoming, 6.53 p m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 1l-04 a. m and I1.56
p. m.
For Rehoboth. s.13 a. m. and Al D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.5l p. m. and 12.l0
night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1156 y. m.
For MiddletOwn, Clayton, Dover Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 1l.56 D. IN.
co Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman
Vestibule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge.
% Limited express trains, composed of
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars, Vesti-
bule Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
No extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
tiOn.
S. NJ. PROVOST, ]. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Aocused of q sarinns anime

CHRsrRR, July "A. -Scho6ed Nolan
was given hear ng before Alderman
Smith last evening on tine charge OF
criminsily sssaultlng l4-year-old Mar,
TAYLOR, aud gave security In the sun o.
$500 for his appearance In surt Nolsn
was Intoxicated a. the time, it was
alleged. but the case had n very serious
aspect he left to 20 after the deed wa,
commits aud was srrestsd in Darby by
Policeman Mccormick.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
A Farmers Lung Lacerated.

WHIST CHESTER July "a William
Rennard. weLknown farmer in
Tredyffrin township met with an accident
Wednesday svening which is likely to
prove fatal He was in his barn operating
a harpoon hay fork. When the fork WAS
at the top OF the hay NOV the rope broke
and 1t fell striking Mr.. Rsnnard In the
breast. Oae OF the sharp prongs entered
near the heart and tore one Of his lungs
In q terrible manner.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Boat Upset ny . Turtle.

CHESTER, July 2i -Jsmes Burk. John
ODufy aud John Gides went fishing
near Wswa Wednesday and ed boat
A big swapping turtle got OF Burk's line
and pulled the boat under, throwing the
men into the creek They managed TO
escspe drowning after 3 strug gle, but
lost the snnpper.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Lawn Partg for ParIah puIIdipF.

The lawn % the rear OF the Misses
Rodney's home on Third street was
beautifully decorated last evening the
occasion being the psrty held by
Daughters OF Pie1s OF Emmanuel
Church Refreshments we're served and
a pleasant time et jaysd by those present
All the financial receipts of the evening
we're devoted to the new parish building
fund
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
Prsotioing on Delaware Road SURVEYS.

Student engineers from Altoona are
now In New Castle on their way down
through the state on practice survey
Ing tour They carry a tent and colored
cotk along 50 that they may 20 81 the
way without chipping any stretch Of
track Il is said that New Castle man
inquired OF one surveyor What he was
doing and WAS promptly told that the
surveyor was preparing for new depot.
Seeing the local fellow about to faint the
surveyor bscame frightened st his prac
tioal Ike and explained matters
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
j hn mi oIAyton's BIrt b day.

At old Prince Georges Chapel, at
Dsgsboio, there is nota bic celebration
his afternooR, that Of the lcOih ami
verssry of the birth Of Delawsre's noted
statesmen John NJ Clayton. A feature
f. tie speeches of Bishop Colemsn and
cth-r p'oDinent public men.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
The otranto At Anchor.

OXFORD, Md, July 24-The steam
yacht Otranto. after an extended cruise,
is at anchor OF oxford. Md, having on
board Sswell 3 Watts, Russell A. Jones,
Robert F. Stanton. H Il Brown, Walter
Diamond, John w. Johnson and Harry
Beauchamp
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
The smllh ramilr Entellaln.

Dr. and Mrs. Heneksr gave their
Smith family" entertsinu cut at the
Delaware Gtate Hospital at Farnhurst to
large audience OF pstlents. Mrs
Haucker paiuted by ber own hand the
uew curtain necessary TO be used la the
performance aud one fellow, ia perform
uug behind IT, had TO mount step lao .
der
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
The Marriage Of Principal Andrews.1

The principal and assistant principal
Of the New Castle public schools will
become husband aud wife within fort
night Mr.. and Mrs L. E Drspsr, OF
No. 40 Orrlst Way Rutherford, N J..
have Issued cards for the marriage Of
their daughter, Matte, to PiofessorGsorg
w. Andrew. The wedding will take
place Wednesday afternoon, August 5, st
the home Of the brides parents NJ .
o'clock Miss Draper has been the assist
ant principal for two years, The bride
and or com will return to New Castle
about August 25, where they will reside
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
PEoIAL NOTICES.

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Evening journal., 1896-07-24
sent Mr.. HoIschum sksr's Is lae Photo
graph.

DIR w. h. Hsneker, Of Fsrnhurst, h,
has now thorougbls tquipped laborN-
tory for nductins bis experiments and
exeminatious on the R1enteen rays war
called upon TO send to ChetaUqpS n Y
Tor scieutihe Illustrations durlng the re
cent convention there. aud the d. ctoI
.ent hts photograph OF ex President
Henry aolschumsker's broken wris5.
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
pTedI.,s paoKiniev OIub.

MEDIA. July "a The South Ward
Mckinley Club held eD enthusiastic
meeting last night at It's wlgwAm In Essi
Media Captain Isaac Johnson aud Dr
L. Q Sell NaRen were the sp 3akers
Evening journal., 1896-07-24
MAIL9 ARRIYE.


n, m.-From Wilmington. Philedelphia and
the North; From Baltimore and the south,
From the Peninsula.
ii. 40 u. nl.--FrOm Wilmington, PHILADELPHIA
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
$50 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From VIII
mington and the North; From Baltimore
ana the South.
.& p. m.--Fr0m Wilmington only; From
baltimore and the SouM.
MAILS CLOSE.
0.m.-F Philadelphia and Wilmington
lor the Peninsula; For Baltimore and
Washington.
10, a, m.-For Philadelphia and Crisheld
railway postoilice For the Peninsula; For
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~. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For tie Peninsula: For
Baltimore and the South. CSo registered
mall sent south OF Dover)
6.lO b. m.--Hor Wilmington. Philadelphia ard
the North; or Baltimore and the Sonth.
NEW CASTLE. JULY "a. 1890.