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Evening journal., 1889-01-21
NEW CASTLE NOTES.
REV. Mr.. Ewing Fills DR.. Hubbard's Pui-
pitcher News.

Rev. Mr.. Ewing Fills DR.. Hubbard's Pui-
pit-Other News.
By Letter to EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Jan 2l-The pull
pit OF the NJ E. church was filled yester-
day morning by the Rev Harvey Ewing
lie was listened to with marked pleasure
By a large congregation. By request he
sung a solo which was heartily enjoyed
by his hearers. In the evening the audi
ence was not so large on account Of the
bad weather Next Sunday morning Dr.
Jacob Todd Of Grace Church, Whining
ton, will preach and in the evening the
pulpit win be occupied by Rev Adam
Stengle Of Union Church. Wilmington.
w. NJ. r. Williamson, formerly city
editor of the Morning News. accompanied
BY number Of men on horseback, came
to this city yesterday.
The Women Home Missionary Society
Of the NJ e. Church will hold its regular
meeting tonight.
Miss Sallie Pickles of Wilmington
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Warren Bullen of Wilmington spen
the Sunday here.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The Jury in the case of Joseph E. Null
Ter of Upland, Delaware county, Pa,
against the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON
and Baltimore Railroad Company for
500. 600, on trial at Ellxton, was unable
to agree. They were discharged Satur-
day afternoon after being out twenty
eight hours. The jury was evenly
divided between the plaintiff and de
fendaht.. Muller was very badly Injured
ia September. 1886. at Street crossing
in Chester. Pa The question at issue
was whether " ~. ~ r--iAiia gas
negligent.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
CHURCH NOTES.

The union services of the Presbyterian
churches will be continued this week in
the Central Presbyterian Church. Rev.
w. L. McEwan viii preach tonight, the
services beginning at 745.
The Rev. J. c. Brace of Paris, France,
preached in the Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning on mission
Work in France" Mr. BRAGG is one OF
the ministers of the Neal Mission in
Paris, and his address was descriptive OF
the growth of the Protestant church in
France and Of the McAll Mission in
Paris
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

Mrs Emma Gamble Gallagher Of No
$40 East Fourth street this city, and
John p. Wainwright Of Ironshire, Md,
were married yesterday in St. Johns p.
f. Church, Camden. n. j.. by Rev. John
Hardenbrook Townsend. This evening a
reception will be held at the residence Of
the brides parents, No. 4 Robinson
II rect
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

steamship Earnmoor in getting of the
rocks above Edge Moor. The noise
attracted attention for nearly five min
utes ani FL menuer ef rcasons were
assigned for it 1Ae Tug las a peculiar
whistle. which is able to MAKE the un-
earthly noise heard yesterday
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
christiana unndred Assessment.

Vincent g. Finn Of Newport, assessor
for Christiana hundred, announces that
he has completed his work and hung up
the list Of assessables In the hundred
Assessor Finn will be at Centreville on
Wednesday. January 30 to make correc-
tions and additions of names, at Stirling s
store on Thursday, January 81, and at
Newport on Saturday. February ,.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The shipyard of the jackson and Sharp
Company is being rushed to its utmost
capacity to complete the large quantity
of work to be done The inside and out
side planking is being put on Captain
Birsalls new schooner.
About two-thirds OF the timbers for
Captain Osborne's schooner are in
position.
One of the car floats for the reading
Railroad Company is nearing completion.
1t is now being caulked.
The roof is being put on tho big shed IL
the yard. 1t is of sheet iron
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
hurled with Military Honors,

James Dunbar. member Of Smyth
Post, No. /, G. A. r., was buried with
military honors yesterday afternoon
Dupont and Smyth Posts were in at
tendance. The religious ceremonies were
in charge Of Rev T. Gardner Littell, D.
D., of st. Johns p. e. church, the mill
tary services were in charge of Comman
der Siiffer, ChaplainJ. r. f. Montgomery
and ot hers
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
Reception Of Rev. DR.. Lafayette Marks

Rev. Lafayette Marks, d. D., pastor Of
Hanover Presbyterian Church, viii be
given reception in the Sunday school
room of the church on Thursday evening,
January "a. by the members and congre-
CATION The occasion is the twentieth
anniversary of Dr. Marks's installation
as pastor of the church. He was in
stalled on January %, 1869, In addition
to the members and congregation Of the
church the pastors and elders Of the
other Presbyterian churches of the city
have bppn invited
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

Benjamin Lofand an old printer, was
accused in the Municipal Couat this
morning Of the larceny Of a coat. He
was held in 500 bail for his appear
ance at the coming term of the county
court Lohaud is afflicted with an Gppe.
lite for intoNicants.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
The Wilmington sDirsctory.

Ferris Brothers have sold ali rights,
title and interest in The Wilmington City
and Block Directory to w. Costa & Com
pany. The new proprietors propose Civ.
ing the city the best directory Whining
ton has published for years. Mr.. Costa,
the senior member of the oiirm, has had
years Of experience in preparing director
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss Carrie McWhorter Of ST. Georges,
Del, to Charles Z. Ferris Of Middletown.
The wedding will take place on Wednes-
day evening, january 30, at s o'clock, in
the ST. Georges Presbyterian church,
after which there will be a reception ut
the home Of the brides parents.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

William, alias "Shad" Alcott who was
released on Saturday from the New Cas-
tie Jail where he had been serving a six
months Imprisonment for larceny, was
arrested Immediately by Detectives
Hamm and Hullfish and taken to Phila-
delphia. and afterward to Camden where
he is wanted for breaking the Camden
iail
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
EIectinn ofnmcnrs.

The annual meeting of the New Castle
County Mutual Insurance Company was
held at the Office OF the company. No. SOP
Market street this morning at 10 o'clock,
and the following directors reelected:
William Candy. James Bradford, Charles
w. Rowland, George II. Bates and Job
H. Jackson and Edward Bringhurst. The
latter for one year.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The visiting Reading fremen left this
city on Saturday night for Philadelphia,
after being shown the activity of the
local fire department in responding to an
alarm Of FIRE. false alarm was sent in
from box No "a, at Fourth and Madison
streets.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The Knights Of Malta gave an enter
tainment on Saturday evening before a
large audience The l0-pound cake was
awarded to Henry Peoples Of Rising sun.
who held the lucky number, 4A The
cake was baked bY William g. Farra.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

Rev. W. S. Hammond of Baltimore.
Nd. will preach at the First NJ. p.
Church tomorrow night. On Wednes-
day night he will lecture on the subject
The Hardships of an Itinerantr
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
YESTERDAYS TERRIBLE WEATHER.
Railroad Brakemen and Car-Drivers
Nearly Frozeu.

Nearly Frozeu.
Special to the EVENING JOURNAL.
Yesterdays terrible cold weather
caused many poor man who is com.
PEELED to earn his bread and butter bv ont .
door labor to feel the effects the coming
cold snap would have on his system. Well.
there is no occasion to endure it. You
can procure a Frost Paralyzer, with
massive collars, the best storm overcoat
manufactured in the market 1887, at
the Popular Economy Clothing Hall, 406
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Short overcoats aud vest coats
as low as 81. These garments are adap
ted for railroad employees.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The colored Republicans Of the Fourth
ward will mold meeting at stidham S
auction rooms on Wednesday evening at
S o'clock
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

: The, CHORAL Club will not meet tonight.
The Board Of Directors win probably call
the club together on next Monday even
ing end commence rehearsing Bohemian
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
The Noise Yesterday

The peculiar noise heard about Las
o'clock yesterday afternoon ssasa from
the aug Hercules whlen was assisting the
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The Safety Valve tells about novel
and beautiful watch that is being manu-
featured for presentation to Mrs. Harri
son. The case plates are of transparent
Brazilian pebble or rock crystal. Holes
are drilled in the crystal plates FOR the
screws and fittings The pivots are set
in rubies aud sapphires. and the plates
are neid apart 10y sapphire pillars.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to day were Cisa-
ings f144 ,652 o.; balances, SO, 3432S
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

itan - frHm tue ttre tompany
Reliance Fire Company No : take this
opportunity 80 return thanks to J. Curtis
Wigglesworth and to the many friends
who served them with coffes and refresh
ments. They wish particularly TO thank
Gotlieb krauthe, wife and daughter.
wish to return thanks to J. Curtis
Wigglesworth, eN-assistant engineer, for
his kind attention shown to the firemen
in general and to myself
JAMES Il. X fNE
First Assistant Engineer
"The Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Com
pany. No. 4, take this method OF return
ing their thanks to the many friends who
served thorn with coiTeeand refreshments
at the fire az Front and Justison stscets
yesterday We also wish to return our
thanks to the Weccacoe Steam Fire En-
CINE Company. No. s, for services ZEN
dered while at the same fire.
The Friendship Fire Company desires
to return thanks to those persons who
supplied them with coffee end sandwiches
The Washington'S. T. e. Co. also desire
TO return thanks.
Fame Hose and Steam Fire Engine
Company desire 10 return thanks "a
Messrs Brandt, and Fitzpatrick. and Miss
Mcdetty, who So kindly furnished them
with refreshments during yesterday
mornings fire.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21
Ready for business.

Colored stranger-'You doan know
me. / reckon
Pawnbroker-''No.
as one OBJ de Presidents Of Hayti, an
I'd like ter pawn dat country fer enough
ter buy a square meal.
Evening journal., 1889-01-21

soon smothered the blaze. The loss will
lie comparatively small, owing to the care
of the fireman. erd win not exceed $500.
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2c5 6i.5ss s7.ael Iol.s

This movement is nm increase Of 7,02g
ears over September, 1889, but decrease
of S07 cars from October. 1855.
A short time ago Oliver w. Snyder and
DR., s. A. Bockius had n discussion over
the merits OF their horses, each claim
ing the greatest speed for his animal.
To settle the matter a race took place on
tie Chestnut Hill turnpike few days ago,
the loser to provide an oyster supper. Mr..
Snyder was the loser, and last night paid
the wager at his home on Walnut street.
Several friends were handsomely en'er-
tained and spent n most enjoyable evening.
They also celebrated the 9th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder,
which made the occasion doubly pleasant.
A number of friends of Jacob Brumer
were at his home last night TO celebrate his
4sth birthday. A very pleasant time was
had.
All Halloween was generally observed
last night by the younger portion of the
people. All manner Of jokes were played,
but the most senseless was the throwing of
-four and lamp black on people while walk
ing on the streets. Boys and girls were
provided with this stuff and pedestrians
were very fortunate who escaped dose of
I -four over their clothing. Wagons were
taken apart and portions carried to differ
enf parts Of the town and similar acts com
mitted
J. N. Du Barry, w. a. Patton and party
Of the p. X. r., passed through town yes
terdsy, going TO Hanover. They returned
last evening to Philadelphia.
Joseph Eppstein, brotber-in-lnw of
Henry bloch, the travelling salesman who
met his death In The tunnel on Wednesday,
came to town yesterday afternoon. The
remains were taken to Philadelphia at 4:i0
II, M.
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Don't Forget
That 10 morrow Is to be q Big Bargnin Day nj
C.arke's. Sugar reducrd
The Raymond Il whitcomb Tours
v'hv.ov,ul, Mexico, 4a


Tbere is no more fascinating held for the
tourist than Mexico. and the splendid arrange
ments made by Messrs Raymond Wh'tcomb
for the accommodation Of their travelling parties
insure the widest scope IN the way OF sigh's
seeiug and many comforts not otherwise nv
tainable. Three tours are announced, the dates
OF departure from Philadelphia being January
IL, February TO- and March TO- These include
nearly a months round through Mexico, with
visits 10 all the principal cities and numerous
side trips, and with special trains of vcstibuled
Pullman palace cars. inclusive Of dining-car,
BARRIERS shop, bathroom, etc. A dozen places
will be seen that ordinary tourists seldom visit,
and there will be a scJourn of ten days at the
leading hotel In the city Of Mexico. All the
parties will go south ward via Cincinnati. Louis
willie, the Mammoth Cave, New Orleans, and
Texas and the drst two will visit California.
where the remaining part Of the winter and
spring can be passed II desired. The passengers
will be limited In numbers, only three Pullman
sleeping cars being taken. As every person Is
entitled TO half section, and as extra space
can be secured by those who desire 10, tho num-
bcr OF passengers in each car viii be much less
than IL is ordinarily. The March parties will
omit the vii TO California. Descriptive ctcu.
lars either OF the Mexico tours or Of the Cali.
fornla trips, of which there will be one in No.
vernber, ono IN December, three in January,
two In February, and three In March, may be
obtained OF Raymond 4 whitcomb, III South
Ninth street, under the Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia. II s ~ It'd
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Two Young Thieves.

Last evening George Bright. man from
Harrisburg. called upon Chief OF Police
Smelts at HE station house and stated That
he was In search of two boys, George and
Oscar, lsometimes known as BUDDY ~
Melheisen, who stole S230 from his home
on Tuesday, while he and his wife were alb
sent from home working in shoe factory.
As soon as he missed the money he started
In pursuit of the boys, tracing them
to Newport and thence to York.
In making search of the latter place he
was informed that tw o boys answering the
description given had purchased tickets
for LANCASTER. Bright inquired here
and found that no boys Of the
kind had bought tickets to leave
here, so he thinks they are still
here somewhere. Chief Smeltz and his
officers will look afler them. The BOYS are
aged 10 and II years, and both wear knee
breeches, although those of George are the
longer. George has on dark clothing, an
orange-colored hat, and laced shoes. Oscar
has light clothes, black slouch hat, and
buttoned or congress CATERS. Both boys
have dark hair.
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A Runaway noy Arrested.

On October 10, Martin Kaylor,a an eleven
year-old son Of John Kaylor, ran away
from his home In Accannon, Dark county,
Ohio. On Sunday last he came to the home
Of John II. Epler, in Elizabethtown,
and stated that he had worked
his way east on freight trains. He
arrived in Daupbin county about two
weeks ago and had spent the intervening
time with relatives in that county and
Conoy township, this county. The boy
gave as his excuse for running away that
he was cruelty treated at home and did
not like the state ofsDhio or her schools.
Young kaylor is a cousin of Mr.. Epler's
wife, and his father thinking he might
work his way to Elizabethtown, wrote Mr..
Epler asking him TO have him arrested and
committed to reformatory. His father
says the boy Is incorrigible and has run
away from home frequently during the
past three years. The boy has been lodged
in the station house and an effort will be
made to send him to the House of Refuge.
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Properties Withdrawn.

The Red Lion hotel at Mount Joy, the
property Of the estate ofJohn b. Shelly, de-
ceased, was offered at public sale on Thurs
day, and Withdrawn for want ola sufficient
bid.
lnlast evening B. +. Rowe, auctioneer,
offered for sale at the City hotel the prop
erty OF the late John Rees. situated ut the
corner Of tho r. X. X. railroad and North
Queen street. 1t was bid to 81, 500, which
was 500 more than offered some time ago,
but II was withdrawn.
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TUE
Palace Of Fashion !!
lis AND 1T N. QUEEN ST.
The Home For Low Prices On
All Goods.

Always the first to give to our Gus
toners the benefir Of Reduced Prices, or
in return enjoy the benefit Of greatly in
creased sales from day to day.
While an article sells readily at the
old price we never hesitate to put the
knife into it, whenever an opportunity
Is offered to do so.
we are making reductions every day
ana In every department, always keep
ing the one object in view to please our
customers.
Selling cheap" does not mean to sell
trashy and inferior goods for less money,
but the best the market affords, and as
good as our neigh bors for n lower price
we sell French Hairpins, dozen
packages for 4c.
Imitation English Hairpins, pack
ages for &c.
English Pins, 4c a paper.
II rows of Pins for lc.
Black Pins, PC box large boxes of
Black Pins, Sc. "
Rubber Lined Dress Shields, Sc.
Feather weight, Impervious Shields,
1Oc pair.
Stockinette, seamless, 8 pairs for 25c.
Elegant quality Fancy Garter Web
bing, at sc yard.
Imitation Silk Garter Web, &c ward.
Eight and nine inch Dress Shields, 4c
a dozen.
Corset Steeis, and hook, white and
drab, detachable, sc a pair.
Double-back Corset Steels, Sc a pair
white and ecru.
at lc each; sc dozen The same with
rubber ends, &c each; loc dozen.
Patent clasp, Japanned Shawl and
Hook Straps, Zoe.
Patent Haircurlers, l0c. .#.f
n quarter OF ream of good writing
paper Tor 25c gilt edged for 29c.
Fine quality paper and envelopes and
with fancy heading, in fancy boxes,
l2lc box.
Finest quality ragged edged paper and
envelopes, in fancy box, zoe box.
800 yards spool cotton for 2c
Good rubber combs for &c.
a good tooth brush for &c.
4 good wire hair brush for lee,
Fine black jet buttons for Zoe card,
dozens.
Fine metal dress buttons for Zoe a card.
Safety pins, 2c a dozen.
Lead pencils, sc a dozen,
Large feather busters, made of split
ostrich feathers, for 25c.
5l-inch stamped linen stand covers,
openworked and fringed for pic.
'2-inch stamped linen sideboard
covers, knotted fringe, for 29c.
5i-inch Monte linen stand covers,
satin dado border and fringe, for 35c
72-inch for 4Sc.
Solid gold rings, finely chased, each
ring guaranteed solid gold, or the money
refunded within Il months, only 81.
Oxydize and silver hoop bracelets, &c
apiece.
Chased silver hoop bracelets, lGc
apiece.
Oxydize link bracelets, 10 new de-
signs, at zoe apiece.
These are not the tenth part of what
you can see II You will pay us n visit.
We ask no one TO buy. Our prices do
the talking,
Come and see US
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Rev. Waldo MIe.saros' Lecture.

Rev.Waldo Messaros, the "Greek Demos
themes delivered his lecture ON 'From
Acorn to Oak in the court house last even
ing TO good sized audience. His lee
ture treated of the powerful growth of
American as nation and was elouuently
delivered and listened to with mark ed at
tention. The lecture was arranged under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A., OF Frank
lin and Mal shall college.
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Mr.. Hail's Watch Recovered,

Chief of Police Sme'tz received a letter
this morning from Marshal Fry, of Baiu-
more, stating that the watch stolen
from {. Il. Hall, of this city, had
been recovered and shipped to this city by
express. Baker, the man who stole the
watch, has been committed TO the House of
Correction. IN. Baltimore, for Is months for
q larceny committed there.
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We have In stock nice line OF type-wrlting
p4pesv, plain and marginal ruled. Marcus
wares Irish linen paper and envelopes, Cranes
bono paper Hnd envelopes, which we will print
ufdcr NJ short notice al reasonable prices.
Aisoa nne stock OF bill heads, letter heads. en-
selopas, statements, tags, fancy cards for ad.
sertisius purposes, menu cards, opening cardsS
wedding stationery, programmes. Invitations,
~. Gall a. ISrELLlGEScEE ofiice and see
Dmples. o2s-tfd&w
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DIED WHILE VISITING.
nrSnr xErE or suIo, srIckEs DY PyEu.
y0yll IN COLUMBIA.


CoLuxBlA, Nov. Henry Neff prom
inent resident Of Dayton, Ohio, died THIS
morniug at 1880 o'clock, at the residence OF
r. s. Bletx. corner Fourth and Isocuss
s.reess aged 70 years. The death WAS
caused by pneumonia, after o weeks III
ness. Nj. Nef came East about three
weeks aro. amending one week In New
York and one week in Philadelphia. He
then came to Lancaster county To spend
sh,rt time ON his homcward Journey. He
upntrarted . cold In Lancaster which re-
Uulted In pneumonia and death. Mr.. NeH
was Z native of Lancaster county and
went West about So years ago. He engaged
In the hardware and stove business and &C.
quired considerable wealth; he has been liv-
ing retired for some years. lie is first cous-
In Of r. 8. BIetz and III. Keller, prominent
residents here. He was a bach and had
sisters and brothers living in Ohio. His
relatives will be in town to day.
Mary NJ. Geminell, daughter of Samuel
Z. Gemmell, died this morning at o'clock, /,
aged four years. The death was caused by
cronp affer a few days Illness. Funeral on
Sunday st 8 o'clock.
The funeral Of Peter A. Kimburg will be
held on Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
nom 81 Paurs p. r. church.
The funeral of Mrs. John c. KiingbeiI
win be held on Saturday afternoon al one
o'clock from Salome u. u. church.
The following number of cars were
handled during October on the y. X. Il. at
Columbia:
Trains. Loaded. Empty. Total.
Westward. :. IA is,ss @,lo6 5I,oo2
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Joseph Holman Recovering.

Joseph Hoffman, the man who was shot
nj Mount JOY on Saturday night, while at
tempting 10 break into William Kubns,
cutlery store,is recovering from his injury.
and will be removed from the hospital Ia
the prison In few days.
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Chr,st Lutheran Bazaar.

Tomorrow afternoon and evening viii BE- the
last opportunity for securing bargains at this
bazaar. The finest and cheapest OF articles are
for sale, aud the most delicious of oysters for
supper. Therewill be music by the Choral So
cipty
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England Credits America With the Most
successful Keller of Deafness.

LONDON. Oct. 81. lsp.-At the test recently
made with different devices for the relief OF
deafness, gathered from all paris of the world,
the verdict was unanimously in mvor OF the
tnvention of II. A Wales, OF Bridgeport, Conn,
- IN many cases where all Others failed this In
vtn1bie device was successful. IL
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Is consideration Of the demand for Turkish
rags, l an, compelled to remain few days
more at the Palace Of Fashion.
It'd II. X. KASSA BIAN.
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Justices Commission Roce,v.a

"uStICeH tUIHHIssIOH KcceINed.
A. II. shirk, OF East Cocalico township,
has been appointed by Governor Beaver
justice OF peace, of East Cocalico township
to succeed c. s. Jacoby, resigned His
commission has been received at the re-
cortlers Office.
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attarrtnprs.

TAYLDR--MCPHEItsoS.- October ~, issI, nv
R,v. James y. Mitchell, u. D.. Mr.. Arthur T..
Taylor and Miss Maggie =. Mcpherson, both oi
Chestnut Level,