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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-26

Having sold my interest in the fire insurance
business for the purpose of devoting my entire
time and attention TO life insurance, shall as
general agent of the old reliable Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company, cali on my friends
and solicit their patronage.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MIR. e. S. GREENBURG has arrived
from the Ncrth ana is fully pre-
pared to serve his trade at 80 Bull
street.
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Having purchased the interest of Julian
Scbley in the fire insurance business Of Julian
Schey s. Hopkins, respectfully solicit full
share of the patronage of my friends and the
public w. T. HOPKINS.
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NOTICE.

1 now have charge of Appel & Schaurs
Custom Tailoring Department and respect
fully solicit the patronage of my friends
and the public generally.
JAS. f. KENNEDY.
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THE REMINGTON NO. G.
NOTICE.

City OF Savannah. ONCE Commissioner of
Puouc WORKS. Savannah. Ga, March u. 1s06
Notice is hereby given that two goats have
been impounded, one white, the other white
ard black. The same VIII be sold within five
days from date unless called for at city pound
and charges paid
HAIRY WILLINK. Commissioners
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! TURF EXCHANGE,
BIDS FOR FURNISHING COAL,

ONCE Board of Water Commissioners
Bids will be received at this office until
O'Clock p. m, April 9Th, for furnishing
this department with coal for one year
beginning April Goth.
Specifications can be obtained at this
Office. H. NJ. LOTION
Superintendent
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Lyons Building).
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-26

waycross, Ca, March 25.-The Reed fac
ton claim they had p out of the S6 dele
gates to the convention. and that their
delegates to ST. Louis are the regulars.
It's case of paying your money and
taking your choice between the rival
claims.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
NEWS OF AIVIEV CASTLE.
PASSENGER GERS OFF HHg TRACK.
weOt Through an Open Switch aod
Pioughed Up Earth aud spiinters.
Plenty Of Work for rraInmen

Weut Through. an Open Switch acd
Pioughed Up Earth aud splinters.
Plenty Of Work for rraInmen
When the New Castle accomm I'd alton
train arrived at Battery STATEN at 8 25
o'clock last evening her engine and two
cars went through an open switch and
bounded along the crosstles for some
distance The enOine was No 140 and
he coaches we're 1882 and 3O13 Of the
Penrsj lvanis railroad.
Conductor Josiah Bacon lost no time In
notifying the authorities at Clayto and
about the station here, and in few
minutes railroad men were hustlng in
three places Clayton, Wilmington aud
New Castle AT Clayton the wreck train
was being manned for Nsw Castle, at
Wilmington an ezra train WAS being
made up TO take the accommodation
trains Tuus and at New Castle all the
section msn hsd conqrsgated at the
Battery Station uuder Sec ion Foremen
Mahoney. Foster aud Silz gerald. Captain
j. D Phillips. conductor OF the New
Castle extra freight, arrived aud took
charge of the work of placing the
deralled cars IA their proper positions
IL was very hot and hard work, and
Notwithstanding the confusion caused by
crowd OF curious people CAptain
Phillips huetled his men until inside Of
an hour they had everything on the rails
but the rear trucks OF No 4932
Conductor L LsyfIld, OF the Della
ware road. arrived Ia chargs of the extra
accumulation train, aud gave Captain
Phillips advice and assistance, Joining 10
With tha workmen to right matters.
Captain Phillips received lots OF praise
for his work ia rlgating the cars and the
pleasant manner In which he addressed
the men, tits said that he only s9ore
once, and then at himself.
The wreck train arrived at z o'c'oJk
aud its crew soon had the rear trucks on
the rails No damage was done syond
tearing up earth aud cross ties.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
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Evening journal., 1896-08-05
SINGLE TAKERS DEFEATING.

Mt aud Selected Their Democratic
Delegates to Dover Convention and Say
tho Democrats Must CoincIds-Tw
Ford and Two Black Men.
The followers OF Henry George are not
sleeping since they ascertained their
strength In New CAs5le to be fully one
half of the Democrats vote in this hun
dred. They have rather assumed the
whip hand and, not satisfied with launch
ing the Democratic candidate for General
Assembly they met last night and
selected full Democratic delegate ticket
60 be voted for at the Democratic meet =
ing next Tuesdsy evening.
The delegates are said to b. evsal y
divided for gubernstorisl candidate. two
being for MIR. Ford and two for DR..
Biack. They are:
Western district-John f. Fiiz tsrald.
Northern dlstrlct-George w E1k,es.
Southern district--Joseph Oarlin.
Eastern district-H srold sudell.
These delegates were Instructed to
work this plank into the Democratic
platform;
I'VE favor the abolition OF all taxes
upon labor or the products OF labor and
the reduction OF the poll tax TO ths ljw
ost amount possible.
I'VE hold that all taxation should be
concenirA Ated upin that form OF pr1psrty
to which all men have AL ,qasl natural
light vlz-lsni values
We would thus exempt from taxa
ton all Improvements, fac orles stores,
houses, bsrns, machinery, tools, live
stock, eto., leaving labcr,frse to producer,
uncheck d by axition and would make
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Evening journal., 1896-08-05

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Evening journal., 1896-08-05
A wealthy ohsstsr ooantain Dead.

WEST CHESTER, Aug Yesterday
morning james Smith. an aged and much
respected resident Of Uuionvile, this
county, died very suddenly in this
borough. He WAS = director Of the No
tionRl Bank OF Chester county Ia this
borough, and was here to attend meet
iug of tnst body Meeting ne frier ds
on the street be became a participant in
a ra her earnest argument on the money
question, q, while talking, suddenly
tell 10 the pavement from an attack OF
heart disease, ffon which hs died In q
few minutes do was about 7S years Of
age and for a long tims had .been asso
cisted with the interests Of Unionville
and vicinity
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Stopping at the following stations:
Down Id VIC Onmr.

CRNTREvmLB, Nd, August The
attendance at We camp was very large.
A. 10 80 Monday, Rev. Adam Stenels. OF
Smyrps, Del preached an able sermon.
Rev living Wa kim, of Ceciltop, preach
cd Ia the afternoon, aud RAJ @. F.
sheppard, Of Msrydel. in the evening.
Children services we're held 10 the after
noon, led by Miss Minnie Benton, and at
8 80 p m the young peoples mestin ?
Was col Quoted by Rev. w Oscar Hurst
Rev. j. w. EAsley, OF Centreville had
charge of the meeting.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
HaiI, man-of-war'. Msri,

The U lifted States battlssbip Msssa
chusette anchored foe the night at Deep
Water P1int Sha left the League Island
Navy Yard ct Is last evening for
Norfolk. whore she will take on supply
Of coal aud torpedoes. A large crowd
watched the new vessel as she steamed
down the river. After leavlog Norfolk
he Massachusetts, will 80 to Newport
News, where test OF the guns will be
mads on the h,ating targets of that
pOint
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Merr.mahers rrom Norwood.

A party Of thirty children and young
folks from Norwood. Pa, arrived here
10 day on the steamer Thomas Clyde TO
visit for the day Mr. aud Mrs Thomas
T. T. Clark At their handsome homo near
town on the Newp 'rJ sd Tue party
arrived at 30 o'click aud we're taken In
a big straw wagon which had been elabo
rately decorated with q sgs Mcs Mary
Ginger, formerly OF Nov Gas To-, chap
erooed the party. Among the guests
from New Castle were: Mr. and Mrs
William DeAkyne. Mrs. NJ Saunders,
Nrs S A Stewart, Mrs w. J. Etchells
aud others.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, della
WARE AVENUE, EASr-BOUND.
All trsinS Illuminated with Pintssa
new YORK, week ., days :s.os, g ., .7-lS
III D. m. Sundays 'S.OS, 's.4S, 'll.25 e. ma
'S;2S, .5.s2. .7.$9; IL p. m1I,,,,,,,,r,,,, m .o-
sTAT1oN. INwe1d week days SOS. 5.55, "a
m. no 'i2si ,.i24o '2S. 2.5o, ass. .5s5, go
a. 80, S.25,. 10, IL p. m. Sundays, -3.OS, $50
$50 's.4S. 'l1.25 a. m; 1920. $50, 1928, 4.55.
PHiLADELPHIA.. READING TERM:
III p. m. Sundays, ss.0S a. m; I'll p. IN.
CHESTER, week Gays. '3.0S, 5.55. SO
I5 529 .Sl5 s5S slS Is y lg g. B. pi' n l9
1890. ESQ. .s.2s. I55. '5.s2, $50, '7.sS. S.z5.
~ 'AfLssNIic II :, i CITY, week. days. -715, .9sl
q, m; 'l2.2l, p 20 p. N. Sundays 75O a. m;
CAPE MAY, week DAYS. s715 a. m; .l2sl
t2.2s .. m. SUNDAYS. 80 n. m.
WEST-BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON.
'i255 '2;07, 2.54. '4.os,. '45s. 's,1s, ., '9.l5
p. m. sundays, 40 7.o2, 'S.4S a. M;
'lI5S RSffgLoR4 I29L 3a AS 1Nb g WV .s5 grE1oNs
daily, 1.O2 a. m; 2.54 p. m.
u dNEWARk, y! a Delaware. week days ~
.t.S0, fo2, 's.4s 5. M; 'i255' 25l. '4bJ. 7.O5.
PirT,BUEa-weekdaYs-e p. m sun
CHIcA o daily. .45sp m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. daily.
Ne new "u oRLSANs silR s. AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattenooga, 800 D. m, daily
Through seepers Washington to Memphis
siNGERLY IcCoMMOD ALTON. wssY
days, L02 a. m; 2A' l0s, u.l2 y. N. Sur
days 192 e. nj; 2S4' sSS p "a
week days, 7O2. 1O.2l a. m; 2.bl. ass y. IA
Sundays 10 a, m; 4,5s ?. m:
NEW NEW y York. we week DAYS. $50 9ai9r' a m'
Piii.LADELPHIA, week days, $50 =
BAITfMoRB. week days. Gn a. m.i
L ILskNDENBERa and WAY STATIONS
week days, $50, 1920 q, m; $50, L2O D. IN
LEAVE PIiIIXDELPHIH. CHEST
NUT ST. STATION, FOR WHINING
Ton, week days, $50. 500. .6.25, 7lo
I5O, 2l5, $3.50, 'l2O, LsO, s5.i5' .5.zi. g. $50
20 $50 70; 70, lbs D. m: sundays. 40
so .s5 y s5 g a. g. ieio & 1g Il LIS lS0'~
MINAI., week days, $40, '755 =. N. : ss.is
Telephsne Ne. isS.
Rates os to to Western points iswar thAn vim
&. o. sCULL General Passenger Aren't
". NJ. GREENE. General Manager
W lin Nh'loN AND ~ hfnh.kR TALL
W ROAD. 1imetablein effect Jure 2S, 1898
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station. for 4. a. junction. Montchanin,
| Winterihur, Guyenoourt. Grenogue, Coeaart.
1h~cd ds' Ford Junction. focopeon, West
chester. fmhreviile, Mortonville Coatesville
ard interInediate stations, daily. except sun
day. ~ ~ m, 10, A. 90 and " p. m. Sun
day only at o. a m 10. 4.o5 snd 1.cOp m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Stringfleld and
intrrpediatr stations, daily. except sunday.
At ~ - m. 2. H. and 4t6 y u. Sundays only
Al a.lS \. N. and =. 10. 4 .O5 y. m.
orjoeDne; Bir, sboro, Reading sDd inter-
mediate stetions. daily. except Sunday. at
10 a. N. end 2lo p M. Sunday only At sos
:. 10 aud 10 D. M
a. g. 1iol'AusLAeyD, Superintendent.
bOWNhsS BRIGGS, Gen Passenger Agep
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
SOCIAL ANo pERsoNAL No1ls.

Mr. Brooks. Who has been visiting hI.
old friend, George Froz sr, returned home
to Brooklyn yesterday.
Mrs Charles s. Ptxson left home To-
dsy for WoOdlawn camp
The members Of Company n, n G d
who were encsmped at Psnnsvlls, pul.~d
up stakes yesterday aud returned home.
MIS- Barton, q Marcus Hook, Is beIng
entertained by her niece Mfs. J. b
Msnlove
Mlss ssllis Riddle has gone 10 Csps
My for visit Of two days.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Addicka Barr.l 40 l,. Dra,nea.

LAUREL Del Aug The FIST music
OF the csmpkign was heard yesterday
when the Adticks delegates from Laurel
left for the county convention, accom-
panied by The Military Band Every
thing WAS lovely, and All along the road
about the streets of the county seat
wrre s,rswn circulars printed In b,ld
type. as follow: Attention, voter. II
yon want monsy on tbs day Of election
you must be for Adlicks and the ticket
made out TO day +" These created qlits
a sensation. and we're not fully under
atood until an Addicks emissary ex-
planned that they weie In it to win, and
money was no Object
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
zine Present foe Professor Andrew

New Castles Board OF Educatiop.
together with the wives OF the members
have forwarded to Professor George w.
Andrew and bride at Rutherford, N.
a handsome wedding esent It consists
Of an onyx table. Princess lamp and
Dresden shade and will arrive At Ratber-
ford Ia time 10 fSuro In the weddl, <
ceremony to-day
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS No1ss.

Thirty men were entertained At supper
last evening by Farmer David B Mckee
just above town. IL was threshlng
Day.
William H. Saunders,a local machlnlst.
says that fifty six acres OF wheat were
put through the thresher at Richard
Appleby farm on No day IN nine hourr.
b eaklng all previous recOrds.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
jury says It's Murder.

HAvRE DE GRAcs, Aug. San inquest
was held on Monday on the body Of
Charles White ksr, who en- Sunday was
killed by william E D1Wiing. The In
qairy was conducted by Justice Lyle, Of
BelaIr Foreman John s. Richardson,
Jr., OF the corOnsr's jury, stated that the
Jurors hsd found that the dead men had
bet n feloniously killed by being shot by
William = Bowling.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Youpr woman Chnsed by = BulI.

Miss Edith Rlgg, Miss Marzaret Truss
aud Miss Napnis Dungan we're walking
out Wilmino oton avenue near the New
Castle cutoff, last evening, when bull
belonging on the Jsuvler farm enddsDly
appeared In sight Seeing their sun
shades and bright dresses the bull started
after them. Beyond some quick lessons
In fence jumping the girls we're not in
i1red, but came hons badly frightened
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Daois'ons Of the BuDdrsd COMMITTEES.

New Castle hun dred's Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee has decided TO call a
nesting ot ali Democratic voters OF the
hundred for next Tuesday evening At s
O'Clock, Ia the City Hall The meeting
viii be called for the purpose Of select
ing i've delegates and i've alternates to
attend the Democratic State Convention
az Dover on August IS
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
To BE Used rs a Wrscher.

The schooner Lottie has bsen purchas
ed by this Insurance Company OF North
America to be converted iut0 a wIeoking
vessel. She will b. used at the Delaware
Bresk water In conjunction with the tug
North America also owned by the com
pauy. Ia lighterilg cargoss. Tho work
Of rtz ngl her down for her new work
will be started at once
Evening journal., 1896-08-05

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supauon causes biliousrcss, sour stomach,
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Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Heavy Judgements entered

MEDIA, August The Fl N OF Rhodes
Brothers, Limited, whose mills closed on
Monday at Lie aelyn and West Branch
on account Of the depression in the
textile trade. bad heavy Judgements
entered against them yeste rday in the
Common Pleas Court here by the Delaware
County Trust Company for $24, 600 and
BY Ann L Rhodes TOR f5l. coo
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Trn.tnen o.mnL.tn-

At 3 o'clock last evening It was very
warm In the Trustees Of the Common
ebau b r aud only Messrs. Wise, Ferris
and UhslleDssr had appeared la their
sests. Mr. Wise was called TO the chair
aud p ealded wnils q no ion TO scj urn
wa uSds aod carried. Liter a number
of The trustee came iu painting. but IL
14s too late for business
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
oontradIotorv nepoIts From Nsw Yorl

Oo"tfauio1orN reports From New York
Frank w Oroske OF the Nsw Y rk
World, snd d. Il Starr. a druggist OF
BROOKLYN, called At the Nav Castle
EVENING JOURNAL oiIics last evening
They are riding from Gotham TO Wash
lugton on ,heh bicycles and have been
awheel since Sunday morning. Mr.
starr Is Mckinley protectlonlst
snd has no doubt OF Nap" sweeping
New York and the whole Iited States.
M Oeoake. however. Is about to espouss
tue free silver Id aud declares that ~ Il
making such threads every where thst
there Is no telling what Bfyau's m Drity
will be
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Personally Conducted Tour to Niagara
Falls Rnd watkins Glen.

Thursday, August 10 b, the third
excursions to Niagara Falls. Watkins
Glen, Rochester aud Buffalo will leave
Washington aud Baltimore via the Royal
ne Line and Lshigh VALLEY Route
A special express with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, in charge Of an expert
sncsd tourist agent. will leave b. & o
Station. Washington $40 a. m. Balti-
more % a. M arriving at the Falls
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
sPEoIAL NOTICES.

DOYS WANTED TO SELL THE NEW
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Evening journal., 1896-08-05
) m, 3,U3, Z. " d. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.


q. m. From Wilmington, PhilAdelphia and
the North; From Baltimore and the SOuth
From the Peninsula.
II. 40 n. m.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
$50 n. m.-From the Peninsula; From VIII
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MAILS CLOSE.
a. n. Fer Philadelphia and Wilmington,
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~. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
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Baltimore and the South. mo registered
mail sent south OF DOver)
$40 p. m.-For Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North; For Baltimore and the South.
NEW CASTLE. AUGUST b. 1906
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
90 1900 PURE

delivery wagon OF John Montgomery,
which Was being driven by Hary
MsRnire The horse started throwing
the boy under the front wheels breaking
his leg Otherwise the boy wss not
seriously injured.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Tho sarnmora I'm Port.

The Belgian whalebr cE steamer Saga
more, which arrived at the Port Rich
mond piers on Monday from Dalquiri
with 3i00 tons Of iron ore, made the
voyage In fifteen days, Including time of
loading and the delay ia towing the tug
Colon on the outward passage.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
Reaui.itton for a n,o,cIo rl,l.f

DovER. Aug. 3 --Detectiva Milton
hrb. OF Pennsylvania. was here yester-
day and secured requlsltion papers for
Frederick A. Williams, who stole two
bicJ cles ia Philadelphia on Friday. He
csme to Frsderics, where he WAS arrested
on the Steamboat. He had the wheels 10
his possession when captured.
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
An IatervIow win Omciais.

Wr Cooper offered a resolution thas
The Council iiicially invite the suihorl
ties OF the Delaware aallroed Company
co come to New C,stls aud grant al
Interview with CJuncll This was SO
ordered
Mr. Harrington called up the matter
OF taxing ths Telephone po'es on tue
city streets and urged that tariff 0s
levied en- the Delaware aud Atlantic
Telephone which had done 1895 worth
Of business In 0De year here
10 Was moved that Cbuncil, as a Com
mirtee Of the whole, confer with City
Solicitor Cooper Ia regard TO their po War
20 tsssss certain poles within the ci1y
limits and exemps those bslonglug to
home Industries It vas decided TO meet
the solicitor at next regular mssting.
Mr. Pagan called up the resolutions
which had bssn returned IA contemps by
the Soatd OF Education, but the debate
was b,oh,n off short by motion from
Mr. Ooopsr to adjourn, and this pre-.
vailed
Evening journal., 1896-08-05
HIehwaymen BoId Up tho wrong Man.

HIINH" ~ IH"H HUIu IU IHo WTOnK MHD.
BRIDeEvILLE, Aug, 8 -On Monday
Liz bt Two tismps held-Dp coloiei man
smed Jolly, who WAS driving Into town
snd tried tc steal bis team He seiz ID q
board and lnoeked both uen fenseless
The tkull Of one n the highwsymen wss
frt ctufed anc he is In serious eondi-
tioa.
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TRAINS ARRIVE.

North-l2.23, s-2o, ll.26 a. m. 8.O8. 4l4. 8. 90
7.M.n0.Wp p m.
60uth-s.3l. e.1b. 1l.0e a. m. .Ao.m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North6 20. s.si, 9.45, Hoe A. M. LIS. $3.50, 6.44,
10.lf D. m.
south-s.S6 a. m, 3Oa. 7.Hp.m.
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Rnu ov.r 81 DELIVERY wagon.

rcOriiy before rtcn today. a little
cripple boy Dsmso Hal. living oD Fourth
street, attempted 70 climb into the
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LADIES' FINE WRAPPER PATTERN.

Co Get This Pattern FiII Oat the Coupon,
and Send It Co tho Evening journal
Omoe with Ten oonts.
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THROUGHOUT BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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IN EFFEcT JuNn %. 1aaa.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE h. II.