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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

trnt ~ benz Setter, Der fid nit leineni
9ai1entu9 bos Bint aus ciser idma.
len Stirntpunbe ftrid, tuelde CT bei lei.
ner fiibnen Ebat bauonsetrasen battle
9as cine Der beiben obeH ibenoen
Wdoden, bcrcn jariei, BON blonoem
5aa, u~mrabmtes @efidt BON Dem aus.
seitanoeuen Sdred nod ibneeiueiB mar.
iduute onsituoa uub beiorst gu inn
niceer. wdbrenb ibre @efdbrtin. cine
frditige @sitalt, nit bidsm ,utbem @e.
fidt. ben 2nr6t frdftis ausidalt, baB sr
nidt beilsr aui bic Yferbe Ndt seseben,
uno ~unstbuloig befabf, cen @asen ipe,s
ter Su.fdbreu.
.sfa, LOB gut iein. 2ena: Der bot isin
9beil idon setriest Dor ansit, er
idlottert ia nod wie eia Beuteliieb"
riei 8orbmann; ooem 9onraS mub
Define Nutte. es oanien, oaB iie Did
nod bat! shob', bab Der Berubarb
nldt 10 nabe batei mar; Ger iudr' Dir
aud bsiseiprunsen, oos %fannit' slau6en!
0ou Dir uber war's brau uno wader,
aonrab," wlnbte er iib 81 benz junaen
S6miot; has irerocn Fir Die &eins
beras nihi ptr9eijcn!"
,Oie Reinberss?:" wieberouite Der
Nueereoetc, nnb Elm eliitentcr Sob
leudyts!e aas leinea ldAuar5eH guJen.
lin Die 8e,nberss bdife i'd fsinen 6iIi'
Ger eeriibrt, : no b1ps um bic a:hber
ba eriiben unb I'm bic Eferbe!!" 3arait
iuanbte er iid flr5 I'm uno sins boucn.
Iu6 8ernbarbt nabm ieinen Sit
rpicbcr cin, uub mir fubren weiter.
(BprticbRns folst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Son II. 2iabcn.
g1itcs 9opitcl.

Gin ssdticmmertn9 mars rolf Sim
#slsblau une S%prncnglnns. Sraulenb
trus MIDI Ter Sutn;us babin iiber Berg
uas 5bat, eurd @nlo nno 6lubr, Grrf
aHe Stnbt, ccm 6lcdcu 0almltdet III, in
seNsr Ndhe bas 5iet mci;er Geiie lag.
Ssuen hinges uno Gpffuunss,cidl
i@dute i'd burd's uficnc 6culter binuus
IN bic It0ne @clt, i'll b;e pcrfeibures.
esa idinmelhe, Suitrmirpbcne 6erne.
eeit srsi SdGren On fcr rntercn aloiIe
s'Her sttetitrlc llGtio, nor i'd d!s
atrr Gil bic sdulc sn Nrreafird ee-
nuhlt irrrnm. cd tatte Die sttue in
FER 5tlirns 8,ilttu, MIDI barauf6ir
ssnslott, NIB ems it5nm Muraens
peren odnn orei llrbefGnnte in meiuer
a'ans sri9tenell, I'M mcinem llu.erriht
ssiiu'pObn'n. Ter glnc, Gin acmiitblid
e~nsItbtrer Snr, ItcGte iib mir als
SiaFr'r in @rrtuli,d rur uno tcseidi
a',' l''H. g'aleter els Miigtieosr De:
shuleOrtanbts.
Der e'fts ben bjtinr. Ser Gulert
mar tine large, la9erc gsitalt in
lerar5m BIG nn's Slim suacfnfpitsl
"rd' nit bl0icm, toscrem @,Iidt, fet
ssl9ltlltrtm Muntc mo firltcr blidcn
s'h, f~l'F'e9errm grsen;t n ridtete beir
osgtr stenIu iucri9 uie bcim SommeI
Elm Bort oil MIDI.
aud) Der 9peite, scr edulso,it ebe
oofonldnn, eln brett, tsLdbis nuo icltIi
oefoaBt Saitebcnosr Sauer, nit fe5ter
pettsrbnrten 3iscu, rcoet nitt tie
s'a als Ell Sum gffuB Die sros
ot'ae, tuelde or auisei,s t bate, lin oi,
egrllf an ter @anotufel better leiel
~ t0t'neu, beedbtis iuiercr abnabm nm
"ods 5uiteral i!edte, blnS.lts er mi
m.t Den ilusen, f%leinen, sutmltbi
0''aeaoen ausen ircunolid Su.
elilse 2a9e ipdttr fi.nSetc mir ei
otisf oss Eio,rers or, id iei su,
s.stef III NOrsentird eriudbtt; {
saplie l'b jeOOt alt tie lleteytrasur
" STEELE rod cine s,binsuns, Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
6 III StoI,.

@atts: ,Seit @eatberfox aus
gebpten ;uriid lit, fonn man NIT ibu
sar nidt ntebr fertis tuerbsn. 81 IN
70 einsebiloet, ais Oh CT bee eindt8i
@meritaner lei, Der il iii eons ttr
Ybaraouen eeiueiea."
Yotts: ,Gs 1T nidt bic Neife.
morauf Ct 70 itol, III. Ct mar btI ere
Mmerifnner, Der bas aieb bon "Litle
Annie Rooney" auf Der spite hss
Gbeopspsram;be fang"
sic (burd pfobli9es &lepisn er.
TdredD: o&d, r,ein, &arrbl
Or: .BoIIen Sic nidt titts 4as
Rontma Dor meinem Namen pealafeh7"
60 lit tlnkHn, biz Safcons an,
eonntas gu fdIieben. 8riber nubts
man penigitens, no man efnen RoIs'
aiten iuSen fonnte, iuer,t mon i'm
braudte - lit Der na9ffea @irtbt9dft.
SEPT Tam man nireenb tinen BLnutod
EmSen. (rstras eiftinss".)
3erfreut.
..YrsSis:r (bs' Der zanfe): pnis
if Der @amt?"
4atbin: ySobn Senrs." +.
8rebiser: nunS s5r Nams'"
9atbin: DSufan SAINT"
Yrebieer 0eterIi4): ySobn
5enrb, winit Ou bic Bier dnuefenbe
Sufon Sane su Oeiner re@tmdeiaen
| Satin - Of, of, bm, - Sebn
Senrn, id taufe Sid u. (. ID"
9ernbieenb.
Scr. Soofteep: sd febe Jet
bereits brei Sabre in SIREN Dienfea,
@tr. Quite. Sd babe meint arbeit
Teibia unb senifenbaft sethan uto
Sbr SntereHe tets auf bas Bette &c.
ipabrt. Stein SoIdr betrdst iekt -
SIR. QUITE: ySeien Gle unts,
forst, Nr. 8ootfepp ; ipenrt Sie. f.
forffabren unb nd ou@ IN 3atanft f
ipader bemuben, eann nerbe ID 81,
saIar uidt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Gaen 2eIten be bon &beumatismus
obct &ildsrihmerSen seplast Fnb. hicne
sur 9ta tridt, bos Sdlpatica Del ibnen
iusleid Siitie brinsen iuirb.
aab ME ,osn Sopi bdnsen", iuern
Did cine itef einsetuur5eite grfdt'
tuns auh nod 10 fdwer beimseiuht.
Made eiuen Teriud nit benz olttefanns
ten Or. Bulls Suiten Sprup, mefd)er
idon 3onIenben oas seben aerettet BOT
Yreis nur Is Gents be 6laIde
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
II nterueb III unssgeif.

SCR. 4lanter, her unternebmenos
2eidenbetatter, bat neben ieinem eta'
bliHement einen GisarrsaIdben croft.
net. NO CT Gisaretteamunbipisex bers
tauft, mittels beren iman brei Gisaret'
ten auf einmaI rau9en fann. Sein
BeEattunasseidaft bot ieitbsnn einen
erobartieen Muffdwuns sencmrnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
Mmerifanif&er &mmsr.

Nad ben ausfaeen wobrseifstietfae
Der Observation-Disclosures 81 astyet
len, brin9en bic Giamobner bon GSte
iebt bic Cine SdIfte ibres Bit bamtt
gu, fd sseenfsitib oktpmazefea, uaa
bic anosrsI Elm aroeattises @tai5a
fur bic ebieaseTr &elfaHsfsaans
boraubereiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Die 8@mer3en Ser NrMtn.
vSf Stnen bas lleben Sbres Gph.
nes auf feiuer Geige nidf febr MfigsD
.Oh, nein" - a~ntiportefe Der ride
epsluIant - i'd babe ibn Bel eiaert
arfien Rermanbten in Die 8off eeeshsn,
Bis er bas 5pieten sefefmt bat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
Ser unterIdiee

Runbe GUM apotbeter): aHab
III Der nnterI9ieS sfuiiaea einens
Opiunefer unb einem teuersftr"
@potbeter (na4 laneerenM Rad,
finntn) n&ann's ni@t rafbea ; 8eb'
Is auf. Was III bepn bes nnterf4feh3s
&Hnbe: n@6ai Ser Sue t5t
Opium, unb Der Nnbere ibt Neqts
Sic Grdnborn So ia !" (gtrlabt
bic Mhatbeee).
Behu9er: y8esbaIb Ia#en Gle
fd bieie 1lnberidamtbeit gefanHY
apotbeter: ySb, Der IN 8p
arlner franfcr MaaH, ben maj eeipaHS
rem lufen mub. limb hanu hefbitl&p
mir au6 bel @elo al ibm = anb tas
1T Der wirflihe llnteri6ieo!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
II \, 3 tt'b + 81

PoItsiF GUM Srauhp, Der I'D
nit Sem 8au4e auf bas Drabteitter
nber bent Senfer bes erbgddaHes
eiaer Bdderei seIeeD: "SeMl tpas
fon Eas? Borwdrts SIR babt 30
Ai1ts berloren!"
Sramp: I'D, ieiea sie xi&t
unmenidIid, Wtifter i'd atbme
eben mein TriibFiif ein !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
EdtaIer 3 II N .

Srember: nBie bod fddteH sic
ben Mertb Sbrer tpeiben SUBJ"
GARNER: ySb, bic it fauns $40
tuertb. 8erednen gle bies Sabr bic
Steuern auf &ube"
Srember: sd bin ni9t ber
@fefor; i'd bin Elm Beainter Der 0uid
Sine G~iienbabn. SIRE Sub ipurbe
beute Worsen Ron elmer aofomotioe
s%etObtet. Sier Fnb SIRE $40. Suite.
Morsen! !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

GARNER Feaftap: vS4ent
bies 9ferb Dor Der eiienbnbn"
Sod Ser: rSpfTt mid wunherL
tuenn Sies Der Ssnn mare il lGIs
bas Sbier BON elmer StraBenbaHnge'
fenihaft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sinfs: sd biaiee ni@t bic Sbee,
ieben prominenten @urger NIT elmer
Grassland ;u beer6iaen."
Gumo: sd fdbe e aud lieber,
tuenn ntan nit iebem promiHenten
8iirser cine Grassland beertiate !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

@lsernon: vIotmmh staubf
gu, oab Oeine SdweRef mid beira'
then mirbe?"
y: 80 jal @ts Pc seiaera
u @ana fagts, Durbe fe trgsrb Sc
uanbea beiratben, WeHn biefsr 3tmart
| MIR baIS f6me!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
GlGsgr

e,s,rfs t~rri;srJ ms 91rter'a 9tttt. 2iser
W.iI1-rsnfe rsItbrcu tri Tsritrrf.hctt. ht.fe
taftIs SCiGTreTef Git -rSHt : r,-rltsre, Ju1leih dGe
ettru-asu TN Wd:ss tsis;tjtsrc. tie Pebsr fdr,
ffre L. re G,nlsre;se T:2s!re. G5trr fe aud Eur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

gSs9 ~tcrtCttr, iciItH - sGt:t fnr ete an sieIst
psiHtlsresr E!o7e eeis.1n:g; GE,r giudl;t. r Wsiie
s1 set ni6t six trlJ srfr't- lii. uro rrer 5e Rms
bur.t1sn NJ TtlrtIo KISS A. IL riCifcdcr Sinfbt
ua grGra. ater rer ar write Httt |sfT'ff n Sonf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

eesfrst uae tstsr of; crue,u aal,asn Sufioube
eniirrinasnrcH &siGrf-'cr, NE Striaesf, usbcIs
kit, S9Ieirtstsr,. IL, .fl'HnGal nab eem Gijen,
c hueu IN er Z cite = i. -. 92d5Tenr nun tbre
5trs ,rilscasife 2suiiaEl:ett esTin 5efts5t, baS re
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

nSs9r siiti9 BON S9nen, Serr Borbe
munu," Hiuibertc i'd uelbinblid.
gr iab mid BON Der Ssite NIT iber.
lesm lddelneer Miene an uno per,ebte
rann: n5ct sar mir 5u ia8en! 9erlei
armpliment' brau6t Sbr ibe,banpt
bri mir ridt gu MADDEN, Serr eduls
m%eiittr; bus 1T 10 'was fir Die Stabt.
Sei urs sebt es INNER grab fort,
fummt iupbl NAL Elm bisden berb bers
aug, tuun mir aber bod better sefaIsn,
als tas @ereb', baS bic Staotleut'
mnndmal MAIDEN, tu.nn iie unter Elm,
amber finn, unb iie meinen es bo1 bin.
tcnnnd gang anbors. Ssba, germbaro 7"
@r pinfte einenR iunsen Manne su, ber
neben einfm nit pradtisen 8raunea te.
ipannten 8Orbtpagen in Der 99db.
itaub. u9as 1T mein sobn, meiu Gin,
5iscr! Ct bot bel ben a~irofirsn &C.
itanben uno lit nod aidt lanse ,piebe,
;u Saus. Gin itramlner 8urid!'
fubr CT 6u mir setuanbt nit pdterliten
Stola fort.
Sd muBte bieis 8orte aufridtig BE-
itdtisen, inOeB 8ernbaro mit b6ii9e n
i SrnB ber5utrat; er mar sanj bes ga
, ters Gbenbilb, bieiefbe frdftise, &c
brunsene @efali, bieielben ieiten i3ls,
{ nit Dem Nusorud bon StarrfiaR III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27


oas ob9leid BON 81uh uno 8uB &C.
idiudr5t. re9eludBis uno ausbrndsuua
erld,ien. Gin itol5er, trobiser iaus
ip;elte nm ieinen Wuno, u:io Die idluar.
sen augen iuaren ioriteno auf mid &C.
ri6:tt.
Gin NIT Ggummet,Seu bpdbelao.>
nsr, BON Suei Yiercel ~ae5u9eacr @a.
gen fam uus ent9e9u.
nGds lit idbner @rummct!" trunm
tie Eeter Spromaun, a5er ct bielt or.
i6rcdcn iune.
Gin GROCER Sunb, Der li6 Dol bel
8ette losseriien bate uno biclelbt
flirrcno nadidleppte, fubr nit lautem
piiibsrbcm @ebeI stuiiden Die uur Der
5etpasen scipannteu Tferoei Oieie gin
gen ibcueHo ourd uno Wanbten Iif ii
wilosm 9auf ieitudrts. Gines Der Del
oen WacDen, DIE DcT obeft duf Den
9eu iuBen, itieb ell selIsuoes 6iiffe
@eltrci aus.
llnfeblbar bate Der @a9cn al, cine
BORT bcfinbli6cn bobcn Garter Marer
Dor Der cine Shaar 9inoer ipielie, al,
prullen unb mmi6fascn mliHsn, Uenl
nidt Der innse S6mieh, Der i~oeten d
irs poriitersefommen, lid linen eatae
| seuseucrfen uno Die Yferoe nit eiler
ner Guuit Sum Steben seSiuunsen bate
: Ser 8ncdt, tuelter ben Seutu lseu se
I fibrt, fam Sitternb uno ratblos binSu
'au9 BERNHARD mar abseitlessn I'M
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
a REWARD Eoa eaaYeRY.

Willard saulsbury, Jr, Offers Hand
some Prize TO the Rtost Valiant Firemen.
Willard Salisbury is preparing a
medal for the firemen OF this city 60 be
awarded to them under the following
considerations First, for heroic or
courageous acts performed by any vol
enteer .tiremen In saving human life
ct taDy FIRE happening the coming year e.
second any brave or COURAGEOUS acf ner-
I rmed any o untrer fremop g. pro
tecting or preserving property from de-
struotion or damage by Ere.
A committee comprising Mayor Wiley,
Chief Robinson OF the Fire Department,
Joseph Il. Smith, treasurer Of the Friend
ship, No /, was appointed to award the
medal At the expiration Of each year
Designs are being submitted and when
the medal is finished IL will be placed
on exhibition la s. II. BAY
nard's window The. medal will be
made OF solid gold and there will likely
be lively contest for its ownership
The committee urges the member Of
the different companies TO make the
winner OF the medal proud OF becoming
Us owner
the ight fire which took place 10 Mr..
Sadlsbury's house yesterday morning had
nothing to do with awarding the prize, but
be heartily thanks the fire company for
their prompt work in sAving his home
from destruction and he feels doubly
encouraged in Offering the prize.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04

John K Bradford-"I have not seen
the attacks quoted, only as 81 have seen
them in other papers ! do not get the
Morning News.
George A. Elliott (who represented
Major Mitchell, ct al. AL | can say is
this: That after the charge was deliv-
cred saw Judge Cullen and told him
had no fault to fud with the charge
do not think that the judge had any par
tisan feeling in the matter OF making
tue charge
j. Harvey White msn--'Judge Cullen
very impsrtially performed his duty, and
tnnk that such an attack by news
paper is calculated to do great injury.
do not think that there Was any political
bias Ia It."
g. GArland-sI do not see very we'll
how Judge Cullen could have given any
other Instructions to the Jury"
George Lodge-"I did not read them /
think the charge was fair one.
Edward g Bradford-"I did not read
them ell, and what l did read did net
dissect, am not prepared to express an
opinion"
Frank d. Carpenter-'I think the at
tack was unwarrantsd and slsndsrous,
and not becoming to a reputable paper.
1t could only have been written for the
purpose Of upholding the jurors who
violated their oathB,
John 81 Rodney-'I did not read them.
but I will say this-thst il the paper
can s, and it Judge Cullen can Il would
not become him to reply to them. he is,
as far IS have knows him, 3 diGnilied
and impartial man.
The reporter also called at the offices
Of sSenRtorss Anthony Higgins, Judge
Harrington, H. O. Turner. Hon. Thomas
+ Bayard, William y. Hilles,
William F. Smally. Willard Salisbury,
Jr., ex-City Solicitor Lyman, Alexander
B Cooper and others They were either
out or too busily engaged to be inter
viewed.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
Baked beans to morrow night at But.
lei . saloon. No 300 Rast Fourth street.
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

The West End Reading Room is re.
ceiving new coat of paint.
Linden street has been graded between
Franklin add CLAYTON streets.
The B. & o, Railroad Company IA bulld.
Ing sn overhead bridge on the railroad at
Ninth street.
The B. & o. Railroad Company Is erect.
ing block tower at Union street crossing
on the main line
The new Office and waiting room Of
the Wilmington City Railway Company
will be finished within a week
Edward Townsend, Edward J Bricking,
Caleb 7 Lawrence and ]. s. Blair OF
Hulmerville, Pa, were ia this city yes
terday.
Workman ara busily engaged in erect
ing poles out Maryland syenue for the
extension Of the WILMINGTON City Rail
way Oompeny.
A gas jet in the rooms OF the Street
and Sewer Department caused a slight
fire last night during special meeting
Of that department..
Colonel e. I. Cooper register OF wills.
of Dover, was here this mtrbing Con his
way to Washington to be present at the
opening of Congress.
Mrs John Yates Of No 500 West
Fifth street fell down the cellar stslrs at
her home yesterday afternoon and suf-
ferred several severe sprains,
The slight FIRE IN the house of 0. p.
johnson at No 1902 West Thirteenth
street caused the alarm Of FIRE from box
No 45 at 3 as o'clock yesterday after
noon.
A slight fre in the house Of Willard
Salisbury, Jr.. No 1905 West Thir-
teenth street caused the alarm from box
No. 40 yesterday afternoon Loss $3.50.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
MONEY AND wA1cH STOLEN.
barney DnnlsRvy is Robbed Of $50 an,
Two Watches By Gypsy.

barney DnslsRvy is Robbed Of $50 and
Two Watches By a Gypsy.
The saloon kept BY Barney Dunleavy.
at No 2S Justison street was robbed
6 30 o'clock last night OF $65 in cash, and
two watches and a chain. One Of the
watches Ia a ladies' gold watch aud has
the initial "B D. which Is that OF the
owner, on the inside Of the case
The other Is a silver watch. Both
watches are valued At about $50
The thief Is supposed TO bs one OF the
numerous gipsy women who 20 around
the streets telling fortunes Tbs reason
Of this Is that Mrs. Dnnleavv
met q gypsy woman oomir &
out Of the saloon last nigh,,
but did not pay any attention to It, sup
posing shs had merely been IN for a
drink.
For safety the money and watches were
kept in a small closet back Of the bar
The articles were not missed anti
Mrs. Dunleavy went to remove the
money and take It up-stairs She then
thought Of the gypsy woman.
Detective MeVey was notified and Il
now licking for the thief The windowr
Of the house wers found pried open thil
morning II is supposed that some on,
tried 70 enter the house again las
| night.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
PERSONAL pAAAanAPhs.

Frank Graf Of Carroroft was in this
city yesterday.
George NJ. Fisher OF Wyoming was in
this city yesterday.
z. w. Cooper OF Camden was in Will
mington yesterday.
Alfred P Robinson Of Georgetown Il
In this city to-day.
Charles w McFee Of George own il
the guest Of Senator George Gray.
Mrs. Emma Warren Of smy rna Is visit.
ing friends and relatives in this city.
General R. R Kenney Of Dover was in
this city this morning on his way tc
Philadelphia.
Miss Lena Lamborn has returned home
from S.. Georges where she has been
visiting friends
Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Darlington have
returned home from Middletown where
they have been visiting relatives.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
Policy Gases SIN aeInr H,ard

At this morning session Of the City
Court Samuel Hamilton and John
Thomas were arrRigned for assaultinq
Alfred Crr sen. On motion of the eity
solicitor th case was discharged. the
costs being ID by Corson. The case OF
Hattie Robin fet. which was continued
from yesteId aY s session, was taken up.
Sadie Anthony and George Moore stated
that they did not see the assault. Judge
Ball sentenced her to paw the costs In
the case and serve OIL month in jail The
case Of s. v. B. Carty, charged with
writing and selling policy, was taken up.
Mr. Smalley, counss! FOR the defence, re-
quested that a writ of habeRs corpus ad
testiicandum be issue Con the sheriff to
have Isaac Carter. a witness for the
defence, who is now incarcerated, TO
appear. Judge Ball Ianted the request
and the case was co lnued until to-
morrow morning
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
Anaira nt Enrnl,nr.,

The trustees of the Delaware Hospital
for the Insane met yesterday afternoon
at Fsrnhurst A partition fence was OF
dered to be placed in the rear OF the
buildings The Committee on Buildings
and Grounds wss instructed
to repair the reefs and the FIRE
escapes which were damaged
by the late storms The laundry build.
ing was reported to be completed aud TO
be in working order. An order for $500
was drawn in favor Of the Hospital Sun
ply Company. DR.. Richardson was in
structed to make sn estimate Of the fur
niture in the building and report at the
next meeting 1t was decided To give
the regular turkey dinner to the inmates
on Christmas day. The number of in.
mates was reported to be 1893 The meet
ing then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
Flsla club vs. Hs.srfora college

The managers Of the Delaware Field
Club foot ball eleven will hold a meeting
tonight and complete the arrangements
for the game to be played at Riverview
grounds against Haverford College team
tomorrow It is expected that Rheinhardt
will be able to play, thus strengthening
the team greatly The players will be
lined up to night. They will Ibe
heavier than mes who PLAYED On
Thanksgiving Day. The HavtrfcId
club will also have q new eleven. The
Wilmington boys. however. are conf
dent Of a victory In case the ggme is
postponed the clubs flags will not be
flying on the Riverview cars.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
AMust MEMS.
Academy Of Music.

WhSllen and Marteli's mammoth com
bination opened its fret OF a three
nights, performance at the Academy of
Music last evening. The company Is
especially strong and gave performances
that has not been surpassed by any
vaudeville and speciality organization
shat has visited this house this season
The remarkable bicycle riding by the
Nartell family brought well-msrltsd sp.
plause from the fair sized audience that
greeted them, while the remaining mem
bers Of the company have not yet been
excelled in their various branches. The
performance will be repeated tonight
and omorrow night with Saturday
matinee
Evening journal., 1891-12-04

REMEMBER, these goods
are all our own reliable make,
made and sold only by us.
Understand our position cor
rectly! We are not begging,
pleading or coaxing you to
buy clothing, furnishings, etc,
at Nos. 22o and 222 Market
street. We merely state the
circumstances connected with
this sale. If you desire to par.
ticipate in this feast of bar.
gains now's your chance.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
The,Rennntt wiIl caas.

Mr. Eields made the closing argument
in the Bennett will case this morning
On account of the illness of Judge
Houston he was unable to do so yester-
day afternoon, as no court was held. Mr..
Nlelds did not finish until just before
the noon recess to-day. Judges Cullen
and Houston consulted. The court
then asked the JURORS whether they
wanted to be charged before or after
dinner. They said that they would
rather have thu charge after dinner.
Acting upon the suggestion, Court took
a recess until 2. 30 o'clock, when Judge
Cullen will deliver the charge 1t will
in all probability be in favor Of Mrs.
Etheridge, the contestant.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
A FIENn,s AMFuL nsen.
Russell sage's ONCE Wrecked by a Dyna-
mite Bomb This Afternoon.

Russell sage's ONCE Wrecked by a Dyna-
mite Bomb This Afternoon.
Special Despa' sh TO the EVENING JouRNAr.
NEW YoRK. Dec. A. "A dynamite bomb
was exploded IN Russell sage's office at
No. n Broadway, AZ u IS o'clock this
afternoon. Sage, Washington Conuor
aud General H. w Slosum were badly
injured
Eight or ten persons were killed out
right, many we're badly injured. The
building was shattered Jay Gould had
an Office here, but was absent at the
time Of the explosion.
That portion Of the city is in an uproar
this.afiernoon and the scene OF the
terrible deed Is crowded. No clue has
been obtain ed TO the perpetrators.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
Did rot Refuse a Pardon

Governor Reynolds has written per
sonal letter to this Office stating that he
did not refuse pardon for James Hanley.
the Young convict who died In
the almshouse. He says that be told the
young mans wife and mother
to 60 home, but mot without
hspe," and he would investigate
the merits Of the case He sta ted to
this city on Wednesday to do SO. ana
learned on the way that Hanley was dead
The rumor that has been circulated that
he refused to grant the pardon is false
in eYeey particular
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
A. o. o. n. EIeets Oncers.

At regular meeting Of Wilmington
Lodge, No /, A. o. U. w, last night,
the following officers we're elected: P. NJ,
W., William a. Saunders; M w, Viii
liam @. Driscoll; foreman, Herman
Botham; overseer, l. NJ. Cook; recorder,
Charles NJ. Murcb dnancier, Charles E
Woods; receiver, Joseph K. Adams
guide, John TAFT; inside watehmsn, Rob
ert Adair; outside watcbman, H. A. Cas-
person; trustee (three years., Lewis
Sasse; medical examiners, Or. J.. T. v.
Blocksom, DR.. E. g ShortlidGe; lbrar-
ian. q. A. Casperson; representatives. to
grand lodge, M 7. Dannenberg and
Charles E Wood.
Evening journal., 1891-12-04
To prsaarrs The nIelnn.

A Delaware farmer declares that all
that is needed TO preserve wstermelons
for use In winter is to coat the rind
thlckly with varnish. The breddern
who haunt melon patches know better
than this, however. = Philadelphia
Ledger. The Delaware farmer knows
what to do With the watermelon when he
gets it.; the difficulty is to keep the bred
degn from getting il.