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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.

n. E. Church, of Grangeville Circuit. coium-
Ola River Conference.
Services at Gran geville on 1st 2nd and 3rd
Sabbath, 90 p. M, on 2nd and 4th Sabbath, II
A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday, z. NJ.
Sabbath.school every Sabbath, 10 A. NJ.
At Lake school house, every LIST Sabbath, II
A. M.
Atkinson school house. 1st Sabbath. 3 p. NJ
Larimer school house, 2na Sabbath IL A. NJ.
Fairview school house. 3rd Sabbath, IL A. NJ.
Mt Idaho, 4th Sabbath, 7 p NJ.
A. MAxEY. Pastor.
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DIED.

RIGGINS.-In Fairview precinct, June 25 1890,
George. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. higgins,
aged about years.
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"Or to Consolidated Implement COMPANY
Agents for Utah and Southern Idaho. Houses
at salt Lake City Ogden, Logan and Milford,
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
rlsoRpeRLY CONDUCT.
Several Negroes Charged with Divers
ohensss at Court To-day.

OnGhA4s Sc AoAAh ~ A0Ja
At this mornings session Of thu
Municipal Court James Dougherty wal
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness. Eli
Hamilton, colored girl, 81 aud costs
William DAILY, 81 and costs. Charles Nj
Barton, who is not 'colored, but white
was arrested last evening for drunken
ness. He complained about being robbed
OF $40 at the house Of Sarah Brison
South Wilmington, where he had takei
supper. The house was searched las
night and $107l were found where i
was supposed the money had fallen from
his coat pocket. A fine of 81 and costs
for drunkenness was imposed. Lizzl,
Woods, So and costs.
William Fl. Smallgood, little coloreC
boy, was charged with stone throwing b,
Laura Brooks. The prosecutrlx did MOI
wish to press the charge aud as the boy,
father promised to take charge of him
the prisoner was discharged with {
warning not to repeat the offense.
John McCloskey, IN old colored coaster
was charged with the larceny of pair OF
shoes from the store Of Hyram Goldsteip,
No. 10 East Front street. McCloskey
was seen to take the shoes and was held
in $500 bail TO answer a charge OF
larceny.
James Devitto, who keeps a restaurant
at the corner OF Front and Market
streets, was charged with committing
an assault and battery on Arthur Brown,
colored, while the latter was eating In
Devitto's restaurant on Saturday even
ing. Brown swore that about s O'Clock
on Saturday evening he entered the
restaurant and ordered some sausages
and eggs. The latter wire not well
cooked, ard he complained, whereupon
Devitto struck him in the face, bled his
nose and threw him out of the restau-
rant. Several witnesses were examined
and conflicting stories were told. The
court considered that there was no case
and Devitto was discharged
Spencer Williams, colored, was charged
with assaulting an old man named Pat
rick Welsh The latter, who for many
years tended the railroad crossing at
Front and Wash ngtor, was standing on
the pavement when the prisoner came
along and without warning or provoca.
zion struck him violent blow on the
head, knocking him down. The prisoner
pleaded drunkenness as palliation, but
was fined $50 and costs.
Charles Johnson was charged with
assaulting Isaac Anderson and Ward
Bayer last night Anderson, who is
kno9n as one Of the toughest characters
in town, had his leg cut, but as it was
proved that the cutting was done in
self defence that charge was dismissed.
johnson was fined $40 and costs for
wounding Boyer. Isaac Anderson was
charged with ASSEMBLING Jesse Tyson on
the night OF August 90 a man named
Charles Shields was committed some time
ago for the offense Mr. Hilles defended
the prisoner. After hearing the testimony
the court decided to hold Anderson In
5000 bail for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
A Chinaman's rrou lies.

Hung Wah, Chinese laundryman at
Second and Madison streets, swore ont q
warrant before Justice Sasse, yesterday
afternoon, for the arrest OF Daniel F.
Haley of No 205 Madison street, for
taking shirt and pair of cuffs from his
establishment on Saturday night. The
case was heard last evening and Haley
stated that he had taken the laundry
because Wah refused to give him his
own, for which be had mislaid
the tickets. he stated that he was will
ing to return the goods, If the laundry
man would give up his own. The case
was then dismissed the defendant being
compelled to give up the goods and pay
the costs Of the case. Haley has insti
gated proceedings against Wah for en-
bezzlement and the case will be heard
this evening The celestial caused much
amusement when be testified, as he has
two perfect thumbs on his right hand.
He is also shorn OF his cue and will
become an American citizen.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

Friends Of Miss Lille Bayley gave her
q birthday surprise party Saturday even
ing at her home on Eighth avenue.
Oliver McCafferty, the boy who was in
generated In the police station yesterday
did not steal pair of shoes as reported.
The Pleasant Faced Social Club gave
an enjoyable entertainment at the house
Of Michael Long, Pleasant and Van
Buren, streets, last Saturday evening.
The car switch of the Front and Union
streets railway line at Lancaster avenue
aud Jackson street, is blocked by the
new sewer which is being constructed.
The Union Veteran Legion Encamp-
ment just closed at Fort Wayne. Ind
will hold its next session at Reading,
Pa, October and 0, 1891.
Boys playing Isl inny'' upon the streets
OF this city are complained Of as being .
nuisance Several women have been
struck by the flying wooden balls.
Frederick Schmid Of Fourth and LON
bard streets. has sold out his saloon tc
Letter carrier Frank J. Niedermaier and
with his wife will sail fer Germany In a
few weeks.
Postmaster Stewart has removed the
letter box from Fifteenth and Market
streets to the south end of Marke,
street bridge over the Brandywine to &C
comm ,date people living beyond the
bridge.
It is intended to have weekly cele-
bration of the Holy Communion, open t.
all who may desire TO attend, In he
chapel of the Good Shepherd Bishop
stead 1t will be held on Wedesdays, com.
mencing to morrow at 4 80 a. m
Recorder of Deeds James T. Shallcross
and County Treasurer Edmund Hams1
went fishing yesterday, They will form ar
Ananias Club with Sspphira Auxiliary
Corps Immediately upon their return,
Clerk Of the Pesce Biggs was to have
gone, but just before the boat showed on
he unbuttoued his coat, displaying his
little Ratchet. and said " Forgive me,
Shallcross, but l cannot tell lie. "
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

HRmhurgers'
Wilmington, October IA. 1890
Our custom department Is second to
none tn the Ulited states
It speaks for your orders now, while the
stock Is still complete
The finest weavlngs,
exqu sitely beautiful patterns
In amazing quantity
The choicest trimmings and
artistic cut and workmanship
are In the suits turned out
in this department.
Those Slater Black Chevioi Suits
In heavy weights that we are
making to order for SIS are
keeping our force quite busy.
Double breasted sack Coat
has the call now. and for young men
is undoubsly a very
Nobby Suit.
For the very stylish fellows we
ars making double breasted vests
and when worn with proper
neckwesr, are just the thing
BY the way,
Polka Dots" In fourth hands
are again on top.
boc buys the choice Of many beautiful
eolorings
Hamhurgers',
Cash Clothiers and Tailors,
220 and 222 Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
LAST EDITION
FOR NoN-suPPoRT.
Edmund Il. Rogers Held In $1,000 Bail
TO Answer the Charge In Court.

Edmund Il. Rogers Held in 81 900 Bail
TO Answer the Charge In Court.
Edmund E. Rogers of New Castle was
brought before Justice Smith this morn
ing charged by his wife, Mabel w.
Rogers, with non-support and desertion.
A warrant for his arrest was sworn out
yesterday by Mrs. Rogers. and placed In
the hands of Constable Thomas Reardon,
who brought Rogers before the Justice
about II o'clock. AS justice of the
peace has no power to hear case of this
kind, Rogers was held in 81 900 bail or
his appearance at court, to keep the
peace and for good behavior towards his
wife until that time. Eugene Rogers,
the prisoners father, became his bonds
man.
The case is sad one, owing to the high
social standing of both parties, and will
cast deep gloom over their families as
well as their large circle of friends.
Mrs. Mabel w. Rogers is handsome
woman, and a daughter of ex-Sheriff
William Lambson. Her husband has not
lived with her for some time, and during
the past summer she has been supporting
their three little children by keeping a
boarding cottage at Ocean Grove, n j.
Having no possible means of support the
coming winter for herself and the chill
dren she was compelled to bring action
against her husband
He is well-known in the rstional
guard of this state, and is sroa ! SER
geant Of Company G, this ci de was
deputy recorder of deeds duriur be term
of offic~ Of Thomas Holcome, E-q., and
was regarded as one Of the
most trust worthy and efficient
officers in the county Court House.
Since Recorder Holcomb's term expired
he has not had permanent employment
until few months ago, when he &C
cepted q position In the Delaware Iron
Works at New Castle as a laborer.
This surprised his friends beyond
measure, as it was thought that young
man possessed Of so many accomplish
ments, and capsule of filing the respon-
sible position of deputy recorder Of
deeds should take such a position.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
LIE ERlEhpsnlp,s vlslr.
Is VIII BE Accompanied by Three In
vited quests.

Is VIII he Accompanied by Three In
vited quests.
The Friendship Fire Company Is max
ing preparations for its visit to the
Laurel Company Of York, Pa. on
October %, "a 25 The committee in
charge OF the arrangements held q meet
ing recently and decided that Fifty Eve
fully-equipped men will compose the ex
cursionists.
These will be accompanied by Hyatt q
Band OF twenty three pieces. Il also de
cldsd that the equipments Of the men
shall Le Prussian blue hat with nickel
ornaments with the date 1915 upon them,
blue coat with black trousers with blue
belt, fahgus cap and buff gloves.
The COMMITTEES appointed the following
officers TO serve while In York: Chief
marshal, ]. II. Smith; marshal OF COM
pany. George a. Simmons assistant,
William j. Mc6onigal The company
will be accompanied by three invited
guests. Mayor Harrington. ex City
Solicitor Turner and Samuel Chambers
The company will be received AZ the
station in York by the Laurel company
and escorted 70 it's engine house. Af,er
ward they will be shown the points Of
interest ABOUT the city and will have. Al
one fireman said, "a royal good time. "
When the Friendship company re-
turns it will be met at the station by the
Ph@nix company and escorted 10 It's en-
CINE house, where = general jollifcatlor
will be held la honor Of it's return.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

The condition or Robert Burns, who
drank some ammonia yesterday after
noon, remains the same He now SAYS
that he told Short he had chill and the
commission merchant handed him a
bottle, saying that what it contained
would do him good He had severe
cold and did not know that the bottle
contained ammonia. He took a big
drink Of It. Burns cannot talk yes
from the effects Of the burning drink.
DR.. Blccksom attended his injuries. The
man who gave him the ammonia was John
G Short Of No. 213 East Fourth sire It.
He had the ammonia In the store to kin
the odor arising from q box where fish
had been kept. He denies that 1t was q
practical Joke.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

The funeral Of John Davis. merchant
tailor, was held from bis late residence
No. 1914 Market street at 2
o'clock this afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted by the
Rev r. Cook, D. d OF Second Baptist
Church OF which Mr.. Davis was mem
ber The various lodges ard secret
societies to which Mr.. Davis belonged
together with the church sent
beautiful floral offerings A large
number of the friends Of Mr..
Davis who are members Of the Sunday
school and church, attended the funeral.
The following societies sent delegations
Eden Lsdge, / o o Fl, Ajax Lodge,
Order OF the Golden Chain; Wilmington
Conclave, No %, /. o Fl Lincoln
Lodge, No. 3. Knights Of Pythias Each
of these societies had two men as pail
bearers. Interment was made In River
view Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

Samuel H Black Of New Castle was In
this city this morning.
DR.. j. w Vallandigham Of Middle
town is in Wilmington.
Mrs. James Gingham Of Giiroy, Cali
fornla is visiting friends in this city
Miss Lille Armour left home on satur
day for a two weeks visit to relatives in
Baltimore.
hon John W Causey Of Milford WIS.,
in this city - day He left for Philadel-
phia at 10 o. o'clock.
Word was received in this city this
morning that Sewsll Green, teller OF tie
Peoole's Ma ioasl Bank OF Mdllslo 70
was lying at ths point Of death at his
home.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
DROVE A Aoase 10 oEATH.
Frank Green, CoIored, Confesses TO steal
ing the Animal and a Buggy.

Frank Green. ooIored, Confesses TO Steal
ing the Animal and Buggy
White & Bro who keep livery stable
at Front and Orange streets, are $3.50
out of pocket, because Frank Green, a
colored man, broke into their stable last
night and stole horse and buggy,
valued at that amount, drove the horse
to death and demolished the buggy
The robbery took place s. 80 o'clock
last night, but it was not discovered by
Columbus until at 6. 80 o'clock this
morning, when he came to find the
horses. columbus Is not the original
Columbus. but Columbus Neal, who
ia employed t this alb ,es AS soon as it
became known, word was sent to all
points and the sher fl was notified at
New Castle. Manuel Richenberger gave
the information that he had seen Green
at Front and Market streets driving
towards New Castle in the buggy, about
8 o'clock last night
Green was discovered by Columbus at
Eighth and Walnut streets. and taken to
the Office OF White & Bro. where he
confessed his guilt, and said that he had
left the,horse and carriage up by Shell
pot creek, several miles north of this
city
They were discovered by Columbus,
the horse being found at Shellpot and
the carriage mile or two beyond, near
the Practical Farmer Hotel The mare
valued at $3.50 had hind leg broken,
and portion OF the buggy was hanging
TO her lacerated body, She was killed
Immediately. The buggy, valued at 800,
was a total wreck and portions of it
were scattered all along the road.
Green had companion, and it is be-
lieved he, too will be discovered BY Col
umbus and lodged iu jail with Green.
1t is supposed that the horse was
whipped to madness and ran away with
the negroes.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
Death OF : Convict.

William Green, colored, who was sent
to New Castle Jail last Saturday, from
the Municipal Court. this city, for a
petty offense. died there Yesterday in a
fit. He had been seized with several fits
while in the police station, from which
he suffered greatly. Yesterday he ap-
peared better and was sent to New Cas-
tie, but died shortly after being removed
there. Coroner Gamble held an inquest
on the body to day, and 1t will be re-
moved to this city for interment.1
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
Raves About the sbootipe,

William A. Freeney. colored, who was
sent last week from the police station to
the Delaware Hospital for the insane is
the man upon whose evidence William
A. Pierce was convicted of killing the
little boy Walter j. Prinkett. Freeney
was the only witness, and there were
several others who did not see Freeney
there. Since the trial he has become in
sane, and raves and talks constantly
about the shooting.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
Aluminium cnmnanr

The Frismuth Aluminium Com panv of
Philadelphia received charter at Harris
burg yesterday, with capital Of
500 0O0. The directors of the comnanv
are W. N. Francis of this city; William
Frismuth, Philadelphia; A. S. Richard
son, Edge Hill. Montgomery county
Mr.. Francis lives at No. 1909 Washing
ton street.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

Postmaster Daniel F. Stewart said this
morning about the work of rebuilding the
DUPONT houses which were demolished
by the explosion last week. II have men
&C work covering the material which
might be damaged by the weather. We
are making but slow progress with the
work Of building the dwelling houses.
The mills will be rebuilt. The work will
be completed as soon as possible.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

A practical joker called over the phone
to Wilson's ambulance office last night
and & said that man had been
hurt at Fifth and Tstnall streets
The ambulance went out. but no man
was there nor could Mr. Wilson know
who called him. Mr.. Wilson is very
angry and says he will give IS to any
one who tells him who called him out.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
Own service Examinations.

There are nearly 100 applicants for
positions under the government. who are
waiting to be examined under the civil
service act, by the governments exam
lining physicians, Drs. ogle, Cooper and
Dewitt These physicians win soon
have to examine new lot of applicants.
and those who wish to be examined FIRST
should apply at once to the examining
hnard .
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
what Are You waitinr Forg

Go at once and secure one of those very
fine overcosts at half price, must sell
them right away Some are slightly
damaged by smoke from the late fire OF
Phillips & Kane sell them all for half
prics $40 90 overc,ats l will sell for
$1,000. Some as low as 81 90 Don't
wait too long until they are all gone NJ.
Meyers. One Price Clothier, 400 Market
utreaf
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

Minor Brisley, who lives at No. 41S
Rodney street, had four fingers Of his
right hand torn off by the machinery at
the Lobdell Car Wheel Company to-day
where he had been an employe. His
wounds were dressed by DR.. Cantwell.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

Guiwania Petolicchio, Frank Ponelll
and Veineno Fidance, natives of Italy,
Owen Mccarthy. Ireland, and John
Shriven and Casper Conrad. Germany,
became citizsns of the United States at
the District Court this morning before
Judge Leonard +. Wales.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
nUsINEss opPoRTUNTrTRs.


TOR SALE.-ALL THE MACHINERY OF
steam laundry Everything the most
\. II. HU rCHINs 4 son, Dover. Del
nor SALE THE STOCK OF A SHOE
Y store or tho stock and business Stock
all new. Posse salon given as loon as sale Il
made. The stand Is Ia a good locality. Adj
dress G., this Office
EOR SALE "A LICENSED SALOON
IL u property. Inquire OF JOHN T. DICKEb4
&c Market street
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

Postmaster Daniel F. Stewart has
appointed Franklin E. Croney as lettss
carrier to fill the vacancy caused bv Are
resignation Of George Sasse. Mr. Sasse
resigned to buy his brother T,avvis' i
saloon and stock. as Lewis sold tbsm
when he became justice of the peace.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
KoR SALE

~
u OR SAFE 500 TYPEWRITER ron
$40 In perfect order Table ana special
attachment. Apply at this office.
EOR SALE ONE 10-HORSE pOKTARIsF
= engine,saw ana table, aud wood splnter.
Apply No. le9 Plse street, Wilmington.
IARRIAGE. = LAK,sE DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carriage; built % order; finely uphol-
tered: new; suitable for family use or LIGHT
delivery wagon. Jan be seen at the glub
stables. corner Madison and Twelfth streets
II ARNESs.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
Il harness. Inquire at this office
DESPAIR on HANDSOME LAP
~ robee; also blankets and whip. Inquire
It this eftice.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

TO not all to attend, on the 14th and 18th
instsnts the large closing sale OF the valua-
81 e march ana upland, in the city OF Will
mi ngton and in BTanaywlne hundred, be-
longing TO the estate Of George w Talley,
dor
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
sIvuArIoas WANTED


WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE, MID
w dle-aEsd lady, a situation as worrins
housekeeper I'm a small private family. Appll
at No @5 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

ssNN4Hs Aru safAs.A OHAkSR uAN
"a fAD AT TaE rnUETE77G ROOM OF
eAns Egke8nG JonREAx
Evening journal., 1890-10-14


~ saturday, October 25th, A. ID. 1897, at 10
O'Clock M, appl cation will be made TO
Honorable snRiius q. Grnbh. Associate Judge
OF the Superior Court In New Cnstle County,
- Chambers IN the County Court Hous. iat
Vile ington, FOR the incor goratlon OF Joint
stock company 10 be called "1heodore o.
KIM nh Company the general business OF
which will be the fnanufactur OF Organ and
other kinds Oh musical Instruments
VII LARD SALISBURY. JR.
Attorney FER incorpora tors.
NOTICE TO THE SCHOOL COaM r.
- tees OF New Castle county The School
Fund has been distributed and placed 10 the
credit OF each district, in the farmers Ban 4,
at New Castle, Della ware
WILL IAN HFRBERT,
Trustee Of School Fund.
September n. 1890.
ATpriqE.-lW VoIT NANr M avn
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

WANT ED -hUb TURNER. APPLY
Chester. Pa.
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BOARD md Rooma.

,-@T,, =, $780,. ----sr.-e-.---
HoS RENT-FuRNISHED ROOMS, WITH
9ut board hitkv ood House. N. w. cor
ner Third and Shipley streets
w ANTEb = bSARDERS At No ZOE,
~ Market street Ref. rences exchanged
w ANTkD -BOARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
modatiOns, M l08 Fast Fourth atreat
Evening journal., 1890-10-14
HELP WANTED

A BOY TO LEARN BARBERING. Apply
Ship,ey street
Evening journal., 1890-10-14

NOTICE. Il, JOHN M. NIULROONEY. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house
situated at the southeast corner of Head
street and C.ristiana avenue, kn wn
as the Herbert House, in the Second
ward In the city of Wilmington county Of
New Castle and State Of Delaware In c3m-
piiance with the requirements OF the acts of
the General Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply ia writing TO the Court Of General SEES
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Delaware, IN and for New Castle
county on Monday, the 18th d ~ Of Novem-
Der, 1890, being the next term Of said court,
for a license for SAID house as an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors In 'ess quantities than one quart. to
be drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward at least
twelve OF whom are substantial freeholders
Of said ward. recommend the said applica-
tiOn, viz,
Lesley Smith Wiiiam Kenny,
He ry fedmeier Francis A Hope,
Andrew GrOtz. John James,
James l.. Willis. William Kelley.
J. seph a. Baumann, W II. Hartlove,
Samueiiiel. Edmond l. Smith.
George ~ Quinn. John Hemming.
Samuel Miller. Dennis Kennedy,
John C' RwtoId, Joseph Mcilane,
IOhn Ford. Simon II. Moran.
10 m feeney, Iete- McGlen.
Michael Crazy. James stafford,
John NJ. Mulrooney. William II JONES'
james Brown.