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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

THE appointment Of Mr.. George W.
Perry, editor of the Gqsetc, at Bellevue,
who vas yesterday swOrP IN as Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector, Is ono
which viii give universal satisfaction
Mr.. Perry, as secretary Of the Michigan
Press Association, made many friends
IN this city. Re Is \ young man of
good business ability, and is active and
energetic. He will make a good depu-
IS collector.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list Is furnished BY W. r. Scrioner.
real estate dealer. - Pearl-st.:
Robert Johnston 70 Fred. ". Stevens
and wife. lot 3. Blk >. -outhwick sub.
and lot Is. blk o. Grove Park adds 3,fOO
Edison :. Wellington q Margaret Lunn.
lots 10 aad IL. biz >, Campaus second
add ...........-......... 2.450
Matilda solomon TO Jerry Z. Poland ct
al. part lot 5. blk ]. ScrantOn's add,
aud part lot 45, Davis, Turner car
roll add 1,4D0
Matilda solomon 70 Jerry F.. Poland e.
al. n SGD IL lot 80. Davis, Turner Car
roll add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .............. l,40O
Anthony G.. HydOrn 10 Mathew " sde
and wife, w IS II lot L, blk :. ~crbGer
& turner's 100
jacob Hoogrlaud 70 Antony cdrO.
part of lot -. Cunning x Ferry'S add 1000
George Ferris o. Frank VI. Curtis. " n
lot Al. and s n - lot 40. Colt a
Ida A. Hammond IT, James ". Moore.
part OF lot Is. Colt & Curtis -. 1850
Arie Nefring 20 Rudolph Ham aud
wife, WY y lot 3 blk l9. Grant S al g.. 400
Levi :. BoYltou % Henry +. Harr0uu.
pee land on So a II section 20. Grand
Rapids ............-...... 900
Fred. vs.. stevens 20 Robert Johnson
and wife, pee land on section 81.
Grand Rapids. ....-...-........ 5000
Jennie keam 10 Jane Last. part sw
sw +. of section IL. Plailhcld...-.-........, so
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

IN the State of Washington the Re-
pubhcans VII have a majority of "a on
JOINT ballot n the Legislature. Was
ington 3 worthy Of It's name.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

Rev. Dr.. TNNAGE's idea Of having
great peace jubilee IN 1892 Is good
enough. but some of the bloodiest wars
10 history nave occurred since the great
peace jubilee of Prince Albert OF Eng
land
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
TRTAsUKER.s NOTICE.

CRY IREAsURER's OFUCE.
GntV0 r. tPfus. Mich. Get. =. lsst.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the construction 81 srwrf in
the alley ia Block g. Dexter Fraction
i nov ia nv hands. and that ! VIII receive
payment thereon cor tho period % twenty DAVIS
from This date. az the oface ~ the City Treas
GEORGE r PERRY.
oct p CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

Tue final payment of 81 500 900 10
the Jamestown sufferers has begun in
time To let the lucklcss sufferers buy
their winter clothes.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

Aay Sabseribsr 20 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who Fails 10 receive the pap "A
re- aikriys or Who may have reAso" Z"
soHpIsin OF late delivery VIII eonf"r =
special favor bT Informing this once OF
ths tat a. oacs. ssad Psss~i card or cal
.p telephone ST..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
GEORGE COOK.

Collections a hstrsets examined sDd titles
e.rrpetea. Loans neg8tefea aRa naae On
hosh realty ana ebattIe seearitF. 6 Msar0sst~
GraES Rapids 9J~a-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

TIE Chicago Journal says Boulanger's
defeat was regular "Schutsenfest"
for Bismarck. Now what's a "Schut-
.cnfests' The Journal seems 10 be in
PRODUCING spelling reform IN the Ger
man language.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
wGNTED- Bo8KDERs

p0ABDERs taken ~ 50 Barei&yst Hot ard
- eo.1 Tater. furnace best saa 81 Do1sI1
eoBve n4enCe2 -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

THE Earl Of Fife IS 70 be made Gov
ernor-Ceueral Of Canada Then look
out for music over the border.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

A LAhoE AMOUNT on RIAL E>lA tt
y i0r SAFE. Mast aud MI he sold
] have o. lots iuI sale 90 lrallch addition
corner # ilfih ana MadisoH. afe>i lots ~ ~
no ieef 20 az alley prices frosnt 80 g. 500
- lots GA Mad son-aKe. aud AQN4rd-si, GA
frallck AID NoTdel's addition, Prices range
from SO 90 sou ffhe niosi II these lots are
very desirable. quite centrally located Bear
school house ana street cars the a. acctit
property is being rapidly balii up
Lot No T. Tanners addition. PRESCOTT ~.
fourth lot vest vi south Disislou-st. ~ BY ~
g. house. barn aud iai \ o. 81 Jefferson ave,
HouSe. barn ana two lots GA corner 81
Easf and Iaomas-siS
$ ho ses aud lets ou comstoeEs plat los
price. 10 lots on Leonard Co.'S addition.
prices Rom t-lI up.and Aaflous Other lota al4
houses and lots not described.
IA Vii be solo very cheap. title perfect tine
Sud terms made % suit Ne expense iof
sh0Riug property. Also cash t. loan Oh real
estate security on favorable terms CAL a.
No. 8, Ae~ HeusemAn building. on Henry
fralirk. Z-if
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

" h. SeTibner, ke4l Estate Dealer as Pearl
". ST WantS 90 houses that Nill Tcni nt.l
Sl0aG 10 -. uu per month. Also O. sell az faui
si.6N ID s5.Ul send them IL ] have 3. o.
u losu M suins g. sulL Al
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest Of All Michigan pallies Elk
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,
DlAND RAFIOs. FRIDAY. ocT. IL,

THESE days could not be improved for
work upon the hundreds of new houses
beng built Ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

Untsa Prsss RsPorts. Prompt AID E.ris
Dslissr,. Ar the Loeai Ss~s. and the
oisaasst aaa nass PialaiY PFiatsa Fapss
P1ahshs1 In Grand RaPlds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

EoR SALE Al A BARGAIN-Houss Ane ia
on StuAri-4ke, Dear SNecI-st. "a flaiuErla
addition. II n James koem Is. Hawkins
rcrry's building
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

E0h sAl.k-0n moHthly payments. good SlK-
room house. lot sNfN-slA hs Ola, hundred
snd Ihlfty three irtt on tsnAist ncSF char
factory Apply 90 Ars Miller. northeast car-
ner Fulton 81. ana Coilege ave -isf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

LN0R SALk-ChK P-houss snG lot No. u2
eGalAef-si- Terms eass. lnQains -
above. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

WhkN LOOKING Ter bargains IN reAl estate
- acAt lku - SoS AS We have sanit ~
the hrsi acrs property hear she cts al ieN ~
Ntes soe ainerent prices. 81 exchange. STOW 4
Parish hoaIn &. Tower hlock
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

LNok SALk-A sooes hoass "a f4rlsare. ar
seH; eleven roomS. hriCk furnace ua1fei
electric bells bet and cold water. bAfl room
lhtdtofN. co0crets ~alkS nHe lava vel an6
ctStrfn. Cash. tine on mouths pagmFltS
Iults bucA4nans law efloe. Ledyar1 Elos4.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
FoR RENT HOUSES.

LDR RENI-House ~ CresceDI-syef trsf-
Il class locations well anc ciStern wafer IA
house, also hDuse. Two lots and barn corner -
IOifOTd-st. and Butfrrworth-aAf. every hing
In tine condition. Joseph ii. Martin, 81 tanal-
II. -
FOR RENI-House and barn No. ~ LagraFe-
ST. house contains rooms tfnanf must
give satisfactory reference. Inquire 81 GEO.
j. Davidson. 10 LagraNe-st -
FOR RENT-Tenement OF rooms one ~ :
rooms one ~ arooms one ~ rooms, one
% 3 rooms. All rrst-ciRSs houses lB good ioca
Hons. ana from three 70 ten minutes Wax
from Sweets Hotel. Inquire 81 b. W. Bar
nard. IS Allen-st., cor. MI NeInonsi
FOX RENI-A tenement Of sis rooms IN the
Paiafine BLOCK. corner Court and Allen
SITS. One Of I'VE rooms. 2ls West fulton-st
hard and soft water. and good crilas. one Of
three rooms. corner q Winter auc Ailen-sts..
also store m good Location Tor grocery busl-
corner Mt Nernon-st. Etf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
ron REST-RooKs.

WANTED 3 II a married couple. with
w out children. dfs re- a nice. comfortable
home. they can obtain the same st n Broad
way. on reasonable terms The rooms par
Tor. bedroom ald sitting -r0ofn-arc comforia~
big furnished and heated by coai stove. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


--r oA-- $3.50.
NAAIEp-IraseliHE sslesaaa % vera tn,-
" Ieo states GA q speciality 49, per AeAth
so expenses 90 r-sht nsA. ls-7s Aontor -,
Rooms g ana S.
WAATED-InlslageHt. active msn 81 gooe
" address. u invest al amount 81 SO tai
in Fsying business Tor PARTICULARS Inc Ulle
la-7s AoAroe-sI-. Rooms u and 81. Porter ileek-
WANrED-Youn man for dry s0oos store
~ a. ones. Commercial ENpioSmoAt >
Soelatlon. q Nonroest 80
OFFICE HELP. statesmen. collectors. etc.
- waAIi-g employment can secure deslf stie
positions by calling on thf Comm erclal I'm
ploymeht Association, - Aohfoe-st rs
WANTED - Flrsi class furniture trimmer.
W Onei Cabinet Co -
NVANTED-Omee boy. Commercial Employ-
" ment Association. 81 MonToest -
WANTED-9oung msn vel acquainted IN
" eats good position ior flshi party. Com
merclal Employment Association g. Monroe
O.
WANTED-A gooe man COOK at the Niehi-
W gaa hoQse. -
WANTED travelling statesmen 10 handle
side lint Of goods. light, Address or call
No ~ south Dluaon-st, city -
WANiEp-Relisble loeai and travelling
W statesmen. positions permanent special
inducements now last selling Hpeclaltlesi
don't delay salary from start Brown Bros.
NlIScTymcn. Chicago. i'll.
VANTED--salesmen, clerks, book keepers.
w bartenteTs. teamsters, shipping clerks,
farm hands. ONCE help AID all others out q
employment 10 call and Investigate our ell
tirely new and thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
menl Company, lSyis Monrac-st., rooms 81 and
- Porter block. Phone l0S.
{lANTED-MAN--I take the agency Of our
w safes: size Txlsxls inches weight BY
lbs retail price SIS; other sizes IA proportion.
rare chance 10 create permanent business
Ar home These safes meet demand never
before supplied By other safe companies, a. We
are rot governed by the safe Pool. Alpine
safe CO., Cincinnati. q. Ned-saf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

tAIiA sn0 suburban property a "a eDSnEr far
outside prSpoEf3s ~ al e1ehanaf Naaelt
lcts lor residences Aaa assume nlaf tEaEr
slew A PARISH keal ksiats Gna Leans loan
Tower lloek.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

I OST OR ST0LEN-A certificate Of deposit
II on the crandRapids National Bank for
$50. given TO Geo " Kirkland No 8715s.
issued April l3.lsssi finder please return sane
10 this once -
| OST-A small open faced watch with mono
- gram u y OF the back. Return % rs
PariSsve. and receive reward 34tf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
RuEINEse CHANCES.
REAL gsTATB-OOUBTRY.

A GREAT BARsAIN--2s0-s acre farm; frame
y house; good orchard 10 acres improved
miles from BALDWIN. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
sggarf. Noleoft b8nson- 81 "
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

TOR RENT-Furnished or UNFINISHED rooms.
furnace heat, bathroom and modern con
yenlences, al q Barclay-si. 2se
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
WANTED TO RENT.

IIANTED-fb0 bout three urfuruishe1 rooms n
w private horse REFERENCE erchengeo- -
dress H. j.. care Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

A NOM E>llAtN1 having hosse Anc lef
a here that D. has 3lwsss keie IL sissk has
3Asl ~r.ksrN Ils 40 1859 Il sOi 81 49, ioss hf>l
Gene. RE- served J. fEoYin l.0kett
klosk. opposite eSecfs EeGel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

WANTED travelling sSicsaaB % wcrk Tina
" Ied states on q specially sluo per month
sno expenses 60 r.sht nsR. la-5s Monroe 50.
Rooms 81 aua 81 -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
FURNITURE STORED.

A ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
y stored, viii receive liberal inducements ~
calling al :. J. Walkers. IL South Division 81
A speciality is made 81 renting tables and
chairs for dances public halls. etc
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

EpR SAIE- NAcsnl lots 81 S.. uarth So.
must sell Apply ~ Nc. - hoaros-st ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

WAAltD-lEteiiEeE active Msn ef eooa
" address. u invest snail amount 81 So iai
iu Fsylng business Ter PARTICULARS lneUlIc
is-5s Aolr8e- 81. K0oms 81 and 81 Porter heek.
-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11
HELP WASTED-PBKALE.

\TANTED-Wonen ant girls IN all branches
W Of labor 20 call at once and secure best
places IA city. highest wages paid. la Mon
FOe-st.. Rooms 81 and s. Porter block. 30
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-10-11

WAAfED-Noung man Ter eTy gOoos store
" a. oaee. Commercial Employment a >
S0clGIlon. 3 Monroe 81. 80
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
CHURCH NOTES.

A special collection was taken up in
the Rodney Street Presbyterian Sunday
School yesterday for the Brazilian Mission.
It amounted to $495S.
A reception will be rendered to the
congregation OF Central Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening, October 49,
by the ladies Of the Home Mission Band
in the church parlors.
Eight persons united with Central
Presbyterian, Church at the communion
services yesterday morning, three by let
ter and five on confession Of faith
Miss Lily jackson sang soprano in the
quartette choir of Central Presbyterian
Church last evening, in the absence of
Mrs Harry Miller. Miss jackson made
a good impression.
Extra services will be held in Calvary
Church next Sunday, the occasion Of
Rev David Howard's return from New
York, where he has been attending the
general convention.
Mission services will be held at st.
Patricks r. c. Church every evening
this week. Fathers O'DOnoghy and
News of the Lazareth Fathers of Ger
AhhANWht a. aAN I1hAAAAAlAE AAC AAA
vices.
W. K Crosby Of Central Presbyterian
Church preached to the congregation of
the colored Presbyterian mission in the
Gawthrop Building yesterday morning
Rev. w. w Campbell preached in the
evening.
The monthly literary meeting Of the
Society of Christian Endea vor OF Central
Presbyterian Church will be held in the
church parlors this evening The pro-
gram will have reference 20 the works of
Howard Pyle, the artist and author Of
this city.
Revs. w. L. McEwan Of the Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, and George
g. Thompson of the Olivet Presbyterian
Church exchanged pulpits yesterday
morning Mr.. Thompson's text at Rod
ney Street Church was Phillipisns 2'5:
LET this mind be in you, whlcn was also
In Christ Jesus.
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
CuItivntion of nfusie.

During the last two years Wilmington
has made very rapid strides in music and
we can truthfully say that for the great
interest taken and the high grade Of
culture attained, Wilmington now ranks
among the first Of her class.
A large amount Of the credit is due the
Wilmington College of Music, which has
secured faculty Of teachers for the
cultivation Of music in all its branches,
equal in ability to any Of the large con.
servatories in larger cities.
The opening co lcert OF the College
which was given last Friday evening BY
the faculty and scholars assisted by the
wonderful boy violinist was a credit to
both the college and the city.
The college has been moved this season
and now occupies suite Of elegant par
lors at 92i Market street
Arrangements can be made for lessons
in most any branch Of music at reasona.
BILE rates Call or address Wilmington
College of Music 921 Market street, Will
mington, Del. Circulars mailed on appli
cation
Evening journal., 1889-10-21

them. Both made remarks reminiscen Z
w F. Kurtz was toastmaster. Brief ad-
dresses we're made by officials Of the Wis
iting clubs, by William Won Wagner,
winner CT the road race, and others.
Fifty-six Of the wheelmen went to
Media, Pa, yesterday morning and took
dinner at the Charter House. In the
afternoon score Of the riders tried to
climb the hill from Palmer's dam. but
only six succeeded. Won Wagner,
Dampman and Mcdaniel were among
those who climbed the hilk The Phila-
delphia wheelmen went home from
Media; other visitors returned TO this
city. Won Wagoner's Columbia trophy
is still in Baynard's window.
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
DR.. Boothe institutes a Libel suit.

The Philadelphia News stated yeater-
day that "The Rev. DR.. j. w. T..
Boothe of Wilmington, Del. yesterday
fled in the Common Pleas an action
against the Inquirer Publishing Company
to recover DAMAGES for alleged injury TO
his fame and credit by the publication Of
an article said TO be libelous on the Both
of September 1889 The article stated
that one of the Rev, Dr. Boothes dGugh-
ters ran away and got married to DIR.
Keables against her parents wi-hes.
This not denied but the statement com
planned of is that the reverend doctor,
who is Baptist, was about to change
his belief and become a Presbyterian, and
that the reverend doctors daughters al
have prediction for the stage, and
that one of them has adopted the profes
sion of an actress"
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
DELAWARE VS.. MARYLAND.
Our Foot Ball Players Come Near the
Century Mark.

Century Mark.
The Delaware Field Club Foot Ball Team
scored its second victory on Saturday by
defeating the Elkton Foot Ball Team at
Elkton. The teams were as follows:
Delaware Field Club-Rushers-Martin,
Hossinger, Shortlidge, Clements (centre)
Cummins, Carswell and Reinhart; quar-
ter-back, Carpenter; half backs, Hill
(captain) and Rush full-back, Stone.
Elkton-Rushers-J. Wilson, Frazer,
w. Wilson. Reese, Bratton (captain),
Hinchcliffe, Evans, quarter back. John
son; half backs, Mccullough and Con-
stable, full back. Perkins.
Two halves of thirty minutes each
were played. r. Miller Bailey Of this
city was referee. The Elkton men had
the weight but not the experience neces-
sary to tackle the visitors who fully un-
derstand the game The Delaware boys
scored rapidly and the rush line did great
work. Stone made touch down at the
end OF each half. The score on first hall
was 80 to o; on the second. go to 0. Hill
Rush and Stone did the best work for the
visitors Constable. ParlIins and Brattor
did the best work for Elkton.
A return game will be played her'
later in the season. Delaware Field Gut
will play an eleven from Delaware Col
legd at Union Park next Saturday after
nOOn
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
DRINKING cAReoLlc ACID.
A Mysterious Young Woman Makes al
Unsuecessfui Attempt at Suicide.

A Mysterious Young Woman Makes an
Unsuccessful Attempt at Suicide.
A young woman, name unknown, at
tempted TO committed suicide on Satur.
day night by taking carbolic acid. A
young man found her leaning against the
fence in the rear Of the old Savings
Fund Building, southeast corner of
Eighth and Market streets, at $50
o'clock.
He called DR.. Willard Springer. The
woman was taken to the police station
and the effects Of the poison stopped
through the efforts of Drs Shortlidge.
Wales and Springer They think she took
about a teaspoonful Of the acid.
She refused to give her name In her
pocket two baggage checks were found
one of the New York Central and Hud
son River railroad aud the other on the
| Peoples Line of steamers from New
York to Albany. The woman is about
20 years Of age and plainly but well
dressed
The police authorities are unable I,
account for her attempt at suicide, but
expect there Is a man in the case Tn,
woman is now at the almshouse aud
has been pronounced out of danger
She has light complexion, brown hair
and is about feet, 8 inches in height
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
BIcYcLlsTs AS VISITORS.
A Few who Were at the Race Meet ol
Saturday Afternoon.

There we're great many out Of town
bicyclists at the race-meet on Saturday.
The names OF few of the visitors fol-
low sCentury Wheelmen. Philadelphia,
colors, orange .and cardinal
Captain William G. Speir, William
Dehu, Fred Garrigues, f. w. Whitesides,
S. a. Carey, Thomas Hare ON bicycles
William Sadler. Jr., Kirke Brown, Daniel
Bryne. A. g. Mc0lathery, P. S. Collins,
George Schell. Il. A. Hawthorne, G. l..
BAIL.
Pennsylvania Bicycle Club colors, blue
and gold-6eorge T. Lang, president; c.
L. Leisen, captain; lieutenant Lamenn.
Draper Richmond, II. Crowther.
Columbia Cyclers Of Philadelphia,
colors, bronze and orange-Captain, II.
f. Mote. f. T. Shannon. ]. B. Fontaine,
J. Il. Fitzgerald, Walter Bilyer, w. r.
Ludwig, r. w Bussenius, S. H. Gossler
South End Wheelmen Of Philadelphia
colors. blue and white-Captain, @. A.
Dimon, Harry McArdle, Messrs. Sulen-
berger, Loughery aud Bradley.
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
STORE NN0 HOUSE BREAKING.
Thpcs Horse Thieves Held for the Mary
land Minor Cases.

land a AHthOrities-minor Cases.
City Cour vas open at s o'clock this
morsing on account of the funeral Of
Councilman NcGonigal John Connolly. SO
and costs; aarn Petsono, $40 and costs
Thomas Di $50, 50 and costs; Eden
Hagany, So aud costs, were fined for
drunkenne
William trowley, George Davis and
William Connolly, each aged Is years,
were captured oy Officers Yates in Aliens
8 cent store No. 22l Market street, yes
terday They stele $1,s4 in money
They were each held in $500 bail for ap-
pearance al lie next term of Court of
General Session on the charge of lar
ceny.
Nathan Demby. colored broke into
Wilson Adams's house, No. ia East
Fourteenth street, last evening, and was
found there his morning. Demby is
said to be ifr sponsible. He was held in
$500 bail for appearance at the Court Of
General Sessions.
Charles Sealorth, Andrew Adams and
Charles Morris, who have been held for
several day. on suspicion Of horse steal
ing, are nov held To await the action Of
the Maryland authorities. The horse
found ia their possession was identified
by Alfred Merritt, who livus two miles
below Baltimore. When the men were
arrested there was little evidence against
them, bat Chief Swiggett thought they
we're worth holding and his suspicious
were correct
Evening journal., 1889-10-21
AsRuRYs ceNTeNARY.
Fin,I Exercises In Commemoration of the
church, One Hundredth Birthday.

Final Exercises In Commemoration OF the
church, One Hundredth Birthday.
This exercises commemoratig the ded e.
ication of Asbury NJ E. Church were con.
cluded Yesterday after a week marked by
large crowds and great interest and en-
thusiasm. Ia the week beginning Sun
day. Oetober 13 and ending yesterday,
twenty meetings were held and all Of
them were wen attended, The exercises
of the last day were as interesting as
usual Rev Ohm d. G. Hanna conducted
a love feast "a o'clock. Rev. Enoch
Stubs Of Philadelphia. former pastor
of Asbury preached at the TO- 30 o'clock
service on the text: 1--WE have heard
with our ears o God our fathers have
told us what work Thou didst in their
days in the times of old. "
The SUNDAY school Reunion opened at
2.30 D m with Rev Enoch Stubbs chair
man A literary and musical program
was rendered by the young people. ana
the choir sang some special selections,
Superintendents of Sunday schools gave
short talks The speakers were
From Ezon Church. w. B. Waters
st. Pauls Joseph Pyle; Brandywine,
A. Poinse III Union. A. v Hysore
Silyer0rook A. BrileY; Scott, M A.
Pierce Goldman. the Rev A. T. Scott.
RAv. A. j. H1Nug of Sweden made short
address on eburch work in his native
country. l II Leitch of AsburY sang a
centennial hl nm. The school sang "God
be with yaa ill we meet again, as q
cl sing seleg on.
Rev. w. y Murry, Phi. D. presiding
elder Of tae Wilmington District
preached lssi evening to a congregation
OF 1909 per-ons. The Sunday schoo
room was p.cked by the overflow, anC
Rev. Enoch >iubbs was in charge.