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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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slippery hog pens and ice in the stalls
lead 10 broken limbs.
No remedies should be attempted for
black knot on plum trees until the affected
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
DRoBATE CAUSE NO. l.4oa.

Frederick Cstermeyer, executor OF the last Will
and testament Of Ernest Il Roller, deceased, vs.
Henry {. Roller et
In the Circuit Court Of Marion County. Indians.
January term. ls9l
10 Henry {. Roller and Katie Roller. hi. vile.
Charles r. Ko Ter aud Louisa & Roller, his wife, Ida
NJ LOeper aud william II. Loeper, her husband,
Emma N. sturm and Henry II. Sturm, her ha baud,
Sophia r. Brandt and Christian r. w. frandt, her
husband. Mary Denke-Waiter and William Denke-
Walter, her husband, Mary Roller, Frederick
Tuebring, and the German Evangelical Lutheran
Drei-eirkeit; You severally hereby notified that
the above named petitioner executor Of the last
will and testament OF ernest II. Keller, dec 'ased,
has FLED in the Circuit Court OF Marion County,
Indiana, petition making you defendants thereto,
and praying therein for order and decree of said
court authorizing the sale Of certain real estate
belonging to the estate Of said decedent, and in
said petition described, to make assets for the
ment OF the debts and liabilities OF said estate aud
that said petition. dled and pending Is set Tor
hearing in said Circuit Court at the courl-house in
indianapolis, Indiana. the forty cond judicial
day of the January term, 1891, OF said court, the
same being the 2lst day OF February, 1891.
Witness the Cle-k and seal Of said court this 10Th
day of December, 1890.
Wm. A. Ketchsm, Attorney for Petitioner Sl-tt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21

Quick, cheap, and sure is Salvation Oil,
and you can get it at all druggists for %
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21

Millions Of bottles of DIR. Bulls Cougl
Syrup have been sold at % cents each.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21

SPECIALScotts Emulsion prescribed Med
ical Profession all world ingredients scientifically
combined their remedial value
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
JAcKsoN.s FATAL aLoM.
A FLYING sions From a Blasted Rock
Yearly Bshaads Him.


Yearly Bshaads Him.
Frank Jackson, II years old, was
killed while at work on the asw sewer
which is being built by Contractor
Mcfarland on Chestnut street, abovs
Franklin stl Get, yesterday afternoon
When the Ease was lighted the unfor
tunste young man did not hear the warn
ing or was too slow getting out Of the
ditch, for when the blast went of he was
just climbing cut
A flying piece Of rock struck the boy
In the back of the head and made a
gaping wound behind his left ear. He
fell to the ground aud never moved
A number Of his fellow woi kmen ran TO
him and one ran for DR. Corkran, who
came Immediately, aBd pronounced him
dead
he was removed T. his home DR.
Corkran taking the boy himself Jack
son had only worked upon the sewer
three or four days and had not resided In
this city long
BE lived with his step-father, John
Bucter. st the southwest corner Of
Chestnut aud Franklin streets
A man by the name of Gallagher had a
very narrow escape from serious injury
OF nrFhhp5 uehhu nc WAS otaNuiUE on q
bank over the rock that was being
blasted aid the rocks fell in q shower
around him, but he was not touched
Another M ID. who is in a position to
know, says that there ought to be two
men, one at each cad Of the hole. to see
that every one Is out before the fuse is
touched of
The boys parents are nearly crszad
with grief The coroner will hold an in
quest this evening
Coroner Sparks empaBeled the follow
ing jury this morning Thomas McHugb,
n w Clark, w A Hukill, r Weldin,
John @ Bryant, Pierce Gould and G L.
Ferguson An inquest will be held to
night at she coroner's office at Z o'clock.
Deputy Coroner Giles has prepared the
body for shipment TO Reading on Tues
day morning at o'clock. where inter
ment will he made.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
M'euNN STOLE WATCHES.

Another Small Boy in Court for Disturb
Ing the eaohers ana Scholars At Pub
lie school.
Charles MeGunn was charged at the
Municipal Court this morning with tn
larceny of gold watch, the property OF
David English, who sails with his
brother on the Eliza and Sarah A., truck
boats which run between here and the
New Jersey side. McGunn was also
charged with stealing a silver watch
from Daniel Allen. steward of the boat
McGunn was arrested by Detective Haw-
kins and confessed TO taking one Of the
watches and directed the detective to the
store where be had sold the watch for
So. Both men identified the watches as
theirs and Gum was held in $500 bail
for the upper court.
Samuel Brooks, drunk, was Gned 81
and costs; James Collins, drunk. was
fined So OF thirty days. As Collins left
the dock be said I'm see you again,
Max This to the officer who arrested
him Harry Tomlinson, a small boy,
was in the dock for tresPassing on the
property Of the Board OF Education at
No 8 school Judge Ball dismissed him
with a reprimand
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

c. C Clifton Of Felton was in this city
yesterday.
Arson A. Maher has gone TO San An
tonic, Texas.
Kennard Smith has returned home
from Middletown.
Mrs. Augustus Dennis is visiting
friends ut Newark.
F. L. Reynolds of Clayton was in VIII
mington yesterday.
Mrs A N Keigwin is spending two
weeks in New York.
Miss Lille Salmons has returned to
her home at Milford.
George w. Parkinson Of Frederick, was
in this city yesterday.
George Holtven Of Kent county. Nd.
was in Wilmington yesterday.
G. r. Salone and wife Of Newport
News, Va, were in Wilmington yester
day.
E. Baker. G. Briee, q. Hurtt and w
B. Walton. Jr, of Chestertown, Md
were In Wilmington last evening
Mrs. r. w. Stever and daughter Of
Elizabeth, N j., who have been visiting
relatives In this city, returned home to-
day.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

In addition to our very com
plete line of Bedford Cords at
7sc, 85c, 100 and I.2s we
have Just received few pieces
Of a heavier grade. IA inches
wide, at I75, with a very
handsome black in the assert
ment.
A splendid line of mixed
diagonals with camers hair
dots in brown. grey. drab and
blue, SO inches wide, so.cents,
one Of the best 5o.cent dress
fabrics this season.
We have also added to oul
very popular line Of Camers
Hair dresses twelve new styles
in very choice and pretty
things. which are now rs cents
instead Of IS cents.
Choice bits in ribbon rem.
nants-I5, 20 and IS inches,
numbers 10 to 4c. Satin gTos.
grain striped, corded and bro
caded.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
NEARING rAg eNp.
The Investigating Committee stiIl Gem
pairing DouebeFty's Lists.

The Investigating Committee stan Gem
pairing Dougberty's Lists.
The investigating COMMITTEES OF the
Levy Court Is nearing the end of it's
lebors, 1t met in the Levy Court room
yesterday afternoon and began its work
on the Ninth ward list All the members
of the committee we're present with the
exception of Mr. Hickman he was at
his desk at 3 o'clock. and the majority
members seemed relieved when they saw
him enter.
Among those returned as delinquents
was Colonel Christian Febiger, a mem
Der of the Board of Water Commission
ers. He was afterwards seen and exhib.
tied q Dougherty tax receipt bearing
date Of July g. The committee completed
Its comparison at $50 o'clock. There
we're 263 names on the list and only
eight exceptions ware made The com
mittee then adjourned until Mon.
day at ! p. N. The totals will
then be summed mp. aud the amount OF
money due the county from Dougherty
will be determined upon. Upon this
basis the committee viii prepare its re-
port and present it at the meeting Of the
Levy Court on November II.
The matter will 90 through in the
same form that the Mckee mater did.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
P. 0. Box 80, wnmlngtc

Indications for the Middle States 20
day Clear to fair, slightly warmer weather
will prevail, with flesh southerly winds
west Of the Blue Ridge and brisk to
fresh northwesterly and northerly winds
on the seaboard, preceded by local cloud
ness near the coast line, owing to north
easterly gales blowing on the margin OF
the Gulf Stream.
New York Herald Forecasts-The At
lantic storm, attended BY moderate sonth
westerly gales at Bermuda aud north
easterly gales of Cape Cod and Cape
Hatteras yesterday, is probably moving
slowly northeast towsrd the Newfound
land Banks It's centre now Is near
latitude 81 degrees north, longitude
65 degrees west Light rain fell az
Chicago and on the shores OF Lake
Superior, but the prospect or an early
and copious rain in the droughty winter
whes. belt and the Atlantic states is not
very encouraging A wave Of
quite high temperature overlies
the Central Mississippi Valley, In
which depression will probably form
TO day and moving eastward, will event
uslly cause local showers on the seaboards
Temperature rose In the United States
yesterday, the chief minimum reported
was IA degrees Fahrenheit, at
Mortified. W. The chief maximum was
so degrees, at Yicksburg, Miss, and
Dodge City, Kan The Manitoba storm
now near Lake Superior will move TO the
St Lawrence Valley
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

A large number Of Wilmingtonisns are
In Philadelphia witnessing the game Of
foot ball between the Pennyslvania and
Princeton College teams
Special car No. q, containing Judge
Logan and party, passed through this
city to-day enroute for Washington, It
was attached to the so a m fast mail
train
officer Sherer fonnd fur-topDed kid
glove on Delaware avenue and Van Buren,
street yesterday afternoon. he would
like the loser of the glove to send him is
mate.
The thirty fourth anniversary of the
conservation Of st. johns Church aud the
seventh anniversary of the choir will be
celebrated to morrow in the Oh urch. Rev
Charles E. Betticher o. Philadelphia will
preach. The services will be at g 10 a.
m, 10 30 a. N and 4 p m.
Father Birmingham will lecture under
the auspices of the members OF the
Grand Army of the Republic on Deem
oe1 H. In the Academy OF Music. Il
will be the first Instance In their history
Of a priest addressing them in this
state
To morrow tie week Of prayer begins.
Special services for men viii be held all
over the city. It will be observed BY the
Y. NJ. @. A. A conservation meeting
will be held to morrow morning at 15
o'clock and at o'clock to morrow after.
noon the regular meeting will be held.
Every evening next week special services
will be held at g. 30 o'clock.
J. Parke Postles has transferred his
large morocco factory at Third and Madi.
son reets to the American Leather
Company The transfer was made for
the consideration Of $40, 600. The phi
shasing company is tine one which was
chartered last Saturday by Judge Grub.
an account of which was published ex
clusively in she EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS.

PlentyI OF light is as essential to good
health as pure air.
Rat meals of good plain food regularly,
Mutton is the most digest IDLE meat,
In wet weather wear stout water. proof
boots in preference to Rubber overshoes.
DIR b. w. Richardson says that he has
never known death from bronchitis or pneu-
monia that did not spring ffom cold. IL
follows then that cold Ia a more dangerous
malady than is usally thought; so be careful
of yourself.
BY far the best method OF getting rid OF a
cold and confequent depression is to take a
litfle pure whiskey in water Such stimu.
liant promotes the circulation which has been
checked and removes the effects Of the chill.
Great care shoald be exercised In buying
whiskey. The presence Of fusil oil or other
Impurities is a source OF danger to those who
imbibe it.
The only vhiakey THAT Is manufactured for
purely medicinal purposes Is Uuffy's Pure
Malt land smay be obtained from druggists
and grocerS- There Is no other whiskey so
free from fusil oil or so pure and beneficial
The leading scientists say 30,
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
ELECTRICAL CLOUD BURST.

Policemen Button up Their winter over
costs and Protest Against the Gaynor
system.
Several days ago the EVENING JOURNAL
published statement that the Gaynor
police signal service was not fulfilling
tue purpose for which it was placed in
this city II also gave an extended re.
cital OF the defects OF the system, and
tho manner in which it was foisted upon
the city
The police officers have now taken the
matter up. They recognize its inads quacy
and as the parties most closely con
cernsd. have formulated and circulated a
petition among themselves, asking that
something be done to remedy the defect
The petition states that the Gaynor
police signal service Is utterly unht for
use. The telephones do not work prop
erly, and the sergeants are frequently
compelled to search over a policeman
beat when any particular officer is
wanted
They claim that IL the system worked
properly the sergeantF could notify the
officers what was wanted, and 1t would
save much time and trouble They also
complain Of the humming over the wires,
but attribute IL TO the way In which the
city system is wired This noise, they
claim. can be heard twenty feet from the
central telephone The noise is much
worse when the electric lights are burn
ing at night The operators cannot
understand the officers who ara talking
from the different booths.
While the reports on paper come In
correctly. the operators cannot respon d.
They attribute II all to the way In which
the wiring Is done and want the police
| signal wires run on separate poles. the
wires to be at least ~ enty Eve feet from
the ground This petition will be pre-.
scented at the next meeting Of the com
missionera
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

A meeting OF the trustees Of the COZ
ored State College was held at the oiIics
of =. g. Conrad at Ninth and Market
streets on Thursday evening
Those present were Charles B. Lore,
Secretary II @ Conrad. Il p. Cannon
OF Bridgeville and DR. George w.
Marshall of Milford and presi
dent Wesley Weby. AFR Whitney
Of the Maine State College was
selected as instructor Of the shop work
for the next school year Pro
fesser Webb and Or. Marshall
were appointed a committee to award the
heating and lighting contracts This
they did. as follows: Electric light
apparatus. Frank Sweton Elsctrie Light
aud supply Company Of this city equip
ment for the workshop, George w Stone
heater pipes and radiators, e. l..
Jones Il Co Dover. Several bills
we're passed and the meeting
adjourned Ii is expected that the col
lege will open on November 81 or shortly
thereafter
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

A meeting Of the guilds connected
with st Matths 3 mission was held for
the purpose Of organizing day nursery
to take care Of children whose parents
work during the day at No 1919
Orange street last night. The nursery
was established By elestirg the following
officers: President. Mrs jeremiah
Robinson; vice president. Miss Louise
Parm and Mrs H. Williams; secretary,
Miss Julia Jones; treasurer, Mrs William
Grinnage. A board OF mana
gers was also elected. Contributions Of
any articles viii be gladly received by the
managers. wednesday viii BE- tbs first
donation day,
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

Ingram Carpet Department
About one hundred hand
made window shades, all
mounted on spring rollers,
regular rs cent shades, but
slightly soiled, will be sold for
IS cents. A lot of patterns
of oil cloths with borders are
reduced from 100 and I25 to
IS. SO and rs cents, slightly
damaged. One piece, SO
cents, yard wide hall Venetian
carpet, odd-5o cents. One
piece, yard wide, As cents to
80 cents.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

iarly known, the Noodle They found
the house closed and not person there.
nicer sheror's Good Work.
In the meantime Officer Sherer had
gone on the street again TO look for some
Of the gamblers at Eighth and Orange
streets he saw Andrew HorseY, colored,
who is, Chief OF Police Blackburn says,
the liking bee and backer Of all the negro
gamblers Officer Sherer did not have q
warrant for Horsey and went to the tele
phone to get advice from headquarters
Before he could get reply he saw
Horsey making off DR. piping the
telephone trumpet, he ran after him and
caught him at the Eighth street market.
he Immediately took him to the City
Hall where be vas committed.
The Gamblersi Retreat.
The next move was to raid Horsey 8
place. Ii is on Water street, between
French and kiag streets. De
tecliye Hawkins and Hatton,
Captain Kersey, and othceIs
Lucas and Howgate were dets led TO DO
the work The place was formerly knows
as the Malta House, but is now simply a
common restaurant. They found access
easy. The furnishings Of the place
indicated that 1t was . fayorte
resort Of negro gamblers and sports
There were gaming tables, more CHAIRS
than were necessary for leg innate bust
ness, three OF four demijohus. bottles
Of champagne and a large num-
Der Of viii key and beer
glasses In the drawers we're found
policy slips ana one drawing, besides =
large number of newspaper slips sup
posed TO have been used for wrapping up
the pennies.
All the Principals Committed.
The principals were all sssrched and
placed in cells. The others were taken
upstairs to the chiefs room where their
names and residences we're taken
They were then placed 10 calls in the
upper floor, aud subreaas we're served
upon all Of them TO appear as witnesses
against those in whose places they were
arrested
The Nearing Tonight.
Chief OF Police Blackburn said that
the hearing will probably be tonight, Il
the accused do not ask for a continuance
He seemed to be very much pleasedAovei
the suceegs OF the raid.
Dnring Mayor Rhoadss administra.
tiou big reid was made on the policy
writer's Of the city and it was thought
that the punishment they received
then would have been sufficient
to serve as an example forever
The evil was exterminated for a long
time, however, and there are Thousand:
OF citizens who had no idea that this
game was ever resurrected IN this neigh
borhood, so quietly WIS 1t conducted
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
Permanent Cure Of catarrh.

The eminent staff Of physicians aud
surgeons located st 1927 Market street.
are curing the most difficult cases Of
estarrh, az many have gladly testified
They never publish the names Of their
putients but simply use the recommen
dalton as references They treat all
chronic and nervous diseases with the
greatest success. If your disease is
beyond cure they will positively tell you
50 The amount Of candor and honor
manifested by the eminent gentlemen has
secured for them an unparalleled success.
Consultation and examination free.
Hours 8 a M 20 and to p. m Sun.
days, 10 0. n to D. m.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

Most every purchaser knows
the high reputation of the
Merino Underwear made by
the American Hosiery Co,
and what good wearing gar
ments they are. We've largely
handled these goods and find
ourselves with an assortment
of broken lots, which we shall
close out at very low prices, as
follows
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
Fem in the way q Thleves

Albert norsey of this city is visiting
friends in Philadelphia On Wednesday
night Dorsey stopped as lodging house
kept by William Griffin at No. 1904
South street, and while there was
robbed by the proprietor Dorsey had him
arrested and he was held to answer the
charge st the Court Of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
Orphans, Court.

The Orphans Court met this morning
at 10 oclosk Judge Grub presided
Time for return Of the sale Of real estate
of I, Carey was extended for two weeks
The sale Of real estate Of John G Ken
nedY, deceased, was confirmed The
return sale of George W. Buchanan was
confirmed and renewed order ofsale
issued for the sale Of estate Of William
Polk, deceased. The court then adg
iourned
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

Captain Edmund Mitchell, w., Com
pany A, FIRST Infantry N. 9 D., was
elected major Of the regiment az Dover
Yesterday afternoon. He received The
unanimous vote Of the board
Of officers. He succeeds Charles NJ.
Carey. who was dismissed from the
service. Msjor Mitchell was born at
stanton, on May TO- 1855. and came TO
this city when - years old, where be
has since resided
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

All of these are pleasingly
finished in red and blue Dor.
ders, are big, generous fellows,
which you are sure to like.
Most housekeepers like a
WIDE crash, whether for dish
towels, roller towels, bath
towels or any other kind, and
we heve one bale just received
I6H inches wide, worth I2H
cents per yard. which we shall
offer at 10 cents per yard
basement.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

For Millers Elastic Boiler and steam
Pipe Covering. Address

u " JARRIEH,
P 0. Box No 397, Wilmington. Del.
This Is the best and most durable Fire
and Water Proof Covering for boilers
aud steam pipes 1t hns no odor and
when applied to the hot air or steam
pipes will keep yonr eellN cool and your
house warm. making an increase Of one
third 70 half the heat formerly OBJ.
tanned Address orders or send for cir.
culars for this covering to
K. s. MILLER.
P 0. Box &c. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

contractor for hauling by the day or
hour safes and pianos moved and set
with care; furniture cars at short notice !;
histing and rigging done. Office, No.
1913 French street.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

This IS a very interesting
list of reduced underwear and
it will bear close examination.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
zine rervice o. ssng

The following service Of song will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening at 80 o'clock
Old Hundred. ........
Prayer ...# IL. ....... .......... . .....
Anthem, Praise God /" ...... En- "a
Mis- josie NAL an and choir
Alto Solo. sought and Found. ........ Perkins
Miss Emma Watson.
Duet, Nearer Home, EN-. Bernhard
Misses Ida ChalfaHt and Miss Nellie Town
send.
Duet, Trusting Jesus" .... ....... Lindsey
Frank Ayers and NJ, Alexandra
Duet. "Realmss OF the BEST, ~ Hoffman
Mrs. George w. Quinn and Il W, Gallagher
Anthem, Guide Ne, "........... Il. Perkins
Mrs. storey, Miss Townsend, Mr. Gallagher
and choir
Lureb Saturday nipbt At Jim O'NaiIl'a
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market SIS.

We have never offered such
magnificent value in Blank
as now one hundred and nifty
pairs have already been sold Of
the reduced ones don't leave
your blanket buying until Jack
Frost compels it, but prepare
beforehand, and then fear him
not, and save money in the
bargain.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
uELP WANTED.


"A tion.-We will supply You with outfits
free. save you expreesage. postage and an
outlay of capital. Half hundred articles 70
select from. Permanent work for responsible
men and women. See us. Wolfe, Eighth
and Market
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
sANKrre AEn FINANCIAL
R. R. ROBINSON o CO..

Corner Fourth and Market SsreesA
FORgSALE.
1000 Delaware City Az per cent bonds
4thares Farmers' Bank stock.
shares Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company stock.
WANTED
Delaware Railroad stock.
Wilmington City Passenger Railway stock.
Stocks bought and sold IN the. New York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
don.
Letters OF credit given available Ia Al pal q
~ the world and drafts on England. Ireland
France, Germany and Switzerland issued.
r.. II. ROBINSON q co.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07
cITY NEWs lN eRIeF

Lureb Saturday night at Jim o'NeilI'
No 1901 Lancaster avenue.
Evening journal., 1891-11-07

Officer Lucas, Flynn aud GaynOr went
out to raid the shop of Dave Glasgow, on
Decauter street, or, as II Is more famil-