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rate Of a woman in velvet.

Mrs. Julia la Motto. who looked very
much like a dissipated actress wearing a
velvet stage dress, struck town with a
man whom she represented to be her
husband, on Friday night, and slept in
the old engine house on the Battery. The
next day the two attempted TO paint the
town red and succeeded very well. The
heroine ran against Special Officer Wise
at the railroad station and there was a
brief struggle, mingled with resounding
oaths-from the woman-and the heroine
was conquered. She was then placed in
district patrol No. 3 which is a truck
belonging at the station, and wheeled in
TO Jail. Conductor j. d. Phillips was IN
the shafts and Special officer Wise acted
as pilot. This morning the 1.-THE but
prOfane actress was brought before
Mayor Herbert, who gave the case a
patient hearing aud then fined the woman
$3.50 and costs aud sentenced her to ten
days in Jail.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS.

In Ladies Fur Trimmed
Jacket in black and brown
cheviots, ornamented loops, at
$5.9S.
In Ladies Jacket, beaver,
(black only,) at $4.3S, regular
price, So. so.
In Ladies "A inch Wrap,
black and tan, latest style, at
$o.48, worth $I2.5o.
In Misses Gretchen at
$2.98, extra large cape--big
value.
The styles and qualities are
precisely such as shown in
other stores at double oul
prices.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
r. w. WoIters,
S.W. Cor. End and Market StS.

P. S.-We also give a Fine
Stem-Winding and Setting
Watch to the purchaser of the
amount of $40. You need
not buy the $40 worth all
at once as we will give you
coupons to the amount of your
purchase, no matter how small.
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handsome Prizes to be oaered.

D. H. Wilson, J. NJ Davidson and w.
Marvin Truss have been appointed a
committee to solicit subscriptions from
the residents of New Castle, and a sub
scription list has also been placed in Fer.
ris drug store, TO raise a sum TO purchase
prizes for D.. the fremen's parade. The
committee is arranging for meeting to
be held at s o'clock this evening an d
Mayor Herbert has kindly volunteered
the use of the mayors Office for tn at
purpose. Everybody having subscribed
or intending to subscribe will be wei
come at the meeting, which will be held
for the purposing Of choosing the prizes
and appointing judges.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
Personal Events.

Samuel II. Lane, of the United States
Fish commission, left this morning to re.
sumo his winter duties in Washington.
ID. G.
The engagement of Miss Ellen Turner.
the adopted daughter of Mrs. Tillman
Turner, to Charles Mills, of Philadelphia.
is announced.
7. Frank Beatty, a well-known young
man, formerly of this city, is evidently
trying to get as far away as possible
without swimming. He is now in Port.
land Oregon.
In the New Castle Wheel clubs tour.
ing team are three men of leisure. 4
butcher, machinist, barber, policeman,
clerk, eXpressman, skilled workman.
superintendent and mechanic.
DIR. Samuel II. Barr, who has beer
spending several weeks at his old HON,
here with his sister, MRS William F.
Lane, left for his South Dakota hom,
today.
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Want to In.truet pemocrats.

The Central club. which has its head
quarters at the corner of Union and
Delaware streets has extended an invi-
tation to all the Democrats of New Castle
hundred to call and inspect the clubs
headquarters and be instructed in the
new election laws, by means of the
Husbands booth, which has recently
been placed in the clubs rooms. A com
mittee is present at all hours Of the
evening. and inspect any Democratic
voter who calls.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
Delaware city boys to Parade.

Oneof the most interesting parts Of the
procession will be in the third division.
Here the Delaware City Fire company,
thirty strong men, led by Major Reybold,
will march and pull their hand engine,
which, though as efficient as ever, will
be a great relic of the fire engines of the
past The Delaware City boys will prob
ably come up Oh the steamer Reybold,
when the Salem company is also expected
TO arrive. They will be almost as great
an attraction as the Ringgold band.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10

company to act as a guardian of the peace
on Fireman's Day The members will be
supplied with badges by the chief mar
shall Mayor Herbert has also made ar
rangements to receive equipments for
ten special policemen for that day and he
will receive applications from any able
bodied citizen who desires TO act as spec
ial officer, as he has not yet completed
his list
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
SUDDEN DEATH ON A TRAIN.
Merchant Fletcher Downes, of Hartley
Dies Near CLAYTON

fletcher Downes, 45 years old, com.
mission merchant, of Hartley, Kent
county, died ON Delaware train at
Clayton On Saturday evening. Downes
had been a great sufferer from throat
trouble, and on Saturday he went TO
Kent to see a physician.
He was in constant pain while making
the trip, and was cared for by the pe.s
sengeIs When the train reached Cav.
ton he leaned down in his seat, and h
is supposed, was trying to get a tube
from his satchel in order TO insert n
into his throat TO assist his breathing
A passenger went TO him, straightenet
him up and found he was dead. Tbe
body was brought TO this city by ordel
Of Coroner Sparks.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
informal Opening Of tho Library. =

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, the
New Castle library will be Informally
opened, and a special committee will be
on hand 20 receive all callers and show
them about the handsome new home of
the library association. The building
has been turned over TO the trustees by
contractor Harry McCaulley, the builder.
and Miss Rebecca Challenger, the super.
intendent Of the library, has had the
property Of the association speedily re.
moved from the old quarters in the old
academy building, and placed in position
on the spacious shelves and in the pretty
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
Flrcmen as Policemen.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Herbert
notified Chief-Marshal James ]. Toner, Of
the firemans parade, that the chief mar
shal woul' have power to deputize any
responsible member of the Lenape fire
Evening journal., 1892-10-10

cases of the new building. The formal
opening and entertainment will be held.
aud a special program carried ont ap-
propriate TO dedicatory exercises,
next month. on a day TO be de-
cided upon Everybody, however, is in
vited to come and inspect the building
tomorrow. AT the inspection, tomorrow,
a subscription book will be opened and
the superintendent will receive subscrip
tions for the first time. AS this will be
the sole maintenance of the library as a
public institution, it is hoped that the re-
sponses tomorrow will be liberal
The library will be run for one year
open every day at stated hours, and the
lobby can be used as a reading ROOM
while the subscriber will have access TO
at least 5000 volumes, 5000 Of which are
very valuable and would cost a small
fortune If purchased by a reader The
EVENING JOURNAL correspondent was
shown through the building by its
superintendent yesterday On the first
and second floors and in the basement is
arranged the literature as follows
Novels, history, biography, voyages and
travels, periodicals, geography. In addi-
tion to the stories of adventures there
are hundreds Of volumes containing CON
gressional proceedings. The statistics
of the building and its contents are well
worth a visit. Magistrate Janvier is one
Of the trustees of the New Castle library
and has been appointed a committee to
have the building tastefully decorated
for iremen's day.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
THE BRIDE RANCE

Is the Leading Stove of the
day, having distanced all
Others in popularity. Every
one guaranteed to bake or no
sale.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
stylish
MILLINERY.
You must see our new
trimmed
FALL HATS.

A rich display of choicest
shapes, finest styles and ele-
giant workmanship.
You will be surprised at the
close prices on our finest
goods and assured saving on
all you fancy. A stock the
largest, and never richer in
exclusive and becoming styles.
In untrimmed hats a wilder
ness of new conceits, all that
is proper. The immense va
riety is bewildering, and prices
generally were never more
your way.
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OF our new
Hat and Shoe
Departments.
We are being
conplinented
GREAT
SUCCESS

on every handfor the new
styles, good qualities and
low price, which are just
what the people want.
Have you been in or seen
what we can do for you?
We will consider it a
pleasure to show you
through, even if you don't
have any idea of buying.
You will find the depart
ments in the basement,
which has been fitted es-
pecially for them and
which, costing us no rent,
enables us to give you
that advantage in price.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
The EARLY
AUTU UMN.

Changing weather makes
the needs we feel this week.
In all corners each department
has its "little say" To-day in
big value line as told below:
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| am now ready to supply
all that come my way with
anything needed to furnish a
house from top to bottom.
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On account Of the destruction ~ FIRE OF the
Lincoln Park will be discontinued.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
BOYS
CLOTHING

makes as we can guaran-
tee, keep the latest new
styles and shapes, make
such low prices as con-
vince buyers that we want
their trade and are trying
to deserve it. Bring the
Boys in and try some of
the new designs and see
how you like them.
JAMES II. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
for
Men, Young Men and Boys.
9th and Market. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest, largest and best COMPANY IN the
world. ANsON A. MAHER. General Agent,
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
HAlIBURGERs
FALL OvERcoATs.

$40. Our display this season caps the
$40 climax of enterprise. It embraces
$40
$40. the latest ideas in textures and
SO.
$40 fashions and embodies all the re-
$40
$40. quirements of the most stylish
$40.
$40. gentleman, giving him the pick of
$40.
$40 the richest productions of two con
sls tinents. Our lines at $40, $ls and
SIC $40 are beauties and will pay you
lS12
ISls to look them over.
MEMS DouBLE-BREAsTED SUITS
IS19 Have the call, and a loud, strong
sic and lasting call it is likely to be.
Sl2
l$12 There will soon be a rush for them,
lSl2
I$I2 a rush which our stock will be
$15 more than able to meet. Between
$i5
$15 $40 and SIS we show an endless
$40
Sl5 variety of styles and colorings. The
I$l5
l$l5 ever popular Black Cheviot in su-
$l5
Si5 perb quality for the price, and
I$15 =
S15 when you come to fancy Cheviots
I$15
$i5 the designs are toomany to describe.
Young Men,
nobby dressers,
should see our
Poole
Overcoats.
Handsome garments.
Blues, blacks, browns.
Handsomely made
and trimmed
Prices. SEQ, sss SEQ.
HAMBuRGERs.
00o and asa Market Street.
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II You Want Cheap stoves

Now Is your time 70 buy them at George :
Hollis, east Fourth street. =
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Hosiery and
Underwear
Department

The most complete from
the cheapest to the very finest
in ladies', misses and chill
dren's. We have in stock to-
day the largest line at the pop
ular prices.
A visit to our store will
well repay you before buying
elsewhere.
Yours respectfully,
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
Novelties in Ladies', Misses
and Children's
CLOAKS.

We have to-day the largest
line of Cloaks ever shown in
Wilmington at
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
FIRE INSURANCE.

EOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOSI
IT reliable companies at lowest rates, call
r n HAWKINS g. Co. ZIP Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
rheIr rIsts cave rhem Awar.

There was a free fight in Hungarian
row on Saturday night, the first that has
been heard of for several weeks. Andy
Ola rushed up to Patrolman Tobin. who
was putting out the lights on Seventh
street near Dobbinsville, and cried that
his wife was being killed and he wanted
help Immediately. The officer ran to the
house and met Mike Tuckert, who was
also being beaten by two neighbors. On
entering Olas house the officer found
the woman sitting on the floor with her
mouth mashed and she was testifyinR 20
the pain by yelling up and around high
&c. The officer brushed up his know.
ledge of the Hungarian language and
placed under arrest Andrew Ola. Mike
Tuckert, John Faquti and Mike Stlppaker.
The latter resisted at the Red Mems Hall
and the officer had to let him 60 in order
to hold his other prisoners. Mayor Her.
bert found that he had a knotty case be.
fore him when these men were brought
into his Office yesterday morning. Their
tell fists and noses, however, show ed
that they had been fighting and they
were fined S. 10 each.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
nIshop Leonard,s Instruetive RemarI.


The people of Emmanuel parish turned
out in full force yesterday TO hear Bishop
Leonard of Utah and Nevada, who came
up on Saturday from Baltimore where
he is attending the triennial congress to
visit his friend, Rev p b. Lightner.
The bishop made two addresses during
day, his morning address being es-
pecially interesting and instructive. In
10 he confined his remarks to his work
among the Mormons. Mormonism, TO
abolish which the United States has been
striving for years, is now tottering and
will soon be a thing of the past, IL hav-
ing received its death blow on the death
of Brigham Young, in 1876 This did
more toward settling the national prob
lem than all the legislation, and now the
descendants of the Mormon elders and
others Of that religion a.y being
educated and converted. Bishop
Leonards work is particularly
difficult, and besides doing the
work of his church in the two states he
devotes mucn lao "a travelling about to
establish schools ,.s Mormon district.
The only difficulty experienced in his two
states In raising big and valuable crops.
he said, was the scarcity of rain. The
shower Of Saturday night was the first
rain that he had seen for four months.
and IL so seldom rained in his states that
the people economized on all water and
he was greatly surprised on arriving
East to find how lavish the people in this
country were in the use of water. and
how they were singularly blessed with
plenty of refreshing rain. The question
that is agitating the farmer, and in fact
everybody in Nevada and Utah, is how to
harvest some of the water that falls in
the semi annual floods Of that neighbor-
hood, TO use when a few weeks later crops
herin 10 die for want of wntnr
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
s1O.5o,

With a full outfit of Fix
lures.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10

HOODS PiLL8 do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them. sc.
Evening journal., 1892-10-10
STATE ROADS TRAGEDY
Whole Neighborhood Mourns
Miss McCord's Awful Death.
SAB WAS AOOOMPLIsHED AND RIOH

Only sickness Can he Assigned as the
Cause OF the Rash Act at the Grubb
Residence Near state Road Opening
of the New Library Building Tomorrow.
bishop Leonard at Immanuei-A Bois-
ferrous woman's NoveI Arrest-busy
FIremen
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Electrical Sparks.

An electric heater has been patented
by Willis Mitchell, of Maiden Mass.
A dictionary of electric words ard
phrases has just been published by Prof.
Edwin Houston.
A German has invented an incandes-
cent apparatus for showing the interior
of boilers while under steam.
The Faure patent on storage batteries
has been upheld in Germany, where it
has been IN the courts for some time.
Owing to the fact that counterfeit
coins are bad conductors, Prof. Elihu
Thomson suggests the electric current
as a means of detecting purlous money.
A Canadian electrician states that
electricity causes the tide and demon
strates it by eIectrifying rubber comb
by rubbing 1t through the hair and then
drawing it over the top of glass OF
water, the result being that the tidal
wave follows the comb:
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Picnic Proverbs.


The quiet girl doesn't do any waltz
ing until she gets an ant for partner.
If you make the kid Carry the heavy
luncheon basket, you cans blame him
for tightening it on the wary.
The girl who imblbed nothing strong
er than lemonade is always the one to
see snakes.
You are always ust on the boat when
the shower comes on.
The fatter the girl the more swinging
she Can stand.
II Your girl wants some cherries, don't
climb the tree in your best clothes. It's
more economical to follow the example
Of the immortal George and curt it down.
A girl can set out the picnic Luncheon
in such way nun can never find
anything except the custard pie.
The small boy is never satisfied I'm
til he has found BIRDS nest.
Among the picnic Jonahs may be
mentioned the kid who falls overheard.
the man who loses his hat, the girl who
gets seasick, and, last but not least. the
chump who sits in the pie.
TIE small boy is never sorry for hav.
ing stolen the luncheon unless he gets
hungry on the way home.-New York
Sy,,
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The Book Trust Knocked Out
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

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FIRE INSURANCE.
Frell'k White, gent.
Mechanicstown. Md.
FOR THE

). MUTU.A FIRE
Insurance Company OF Carroll County, Nd.
established 1870 All persons dcsrngto IN
sure their property from loss hy fire, by call
ing in person at my Office IN Mechanicstown
or,by writing to me can ascertain the charges
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reinsurance in said Companies
FRED'K WHITE.
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nd AL other patent cauaes in the Patent Of
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Interesting Facts.

The sayings Eank was invented by
clergyman.
Tlnware was first made in this conn
try IN the town Of Kensington (now
Berlin), Conn.
The first Lighthouse on the American
coast was built at st. Augustine, Fla,
by the Spaniarls.
Corn peppers owe their origin to the
inventive genius of New Hampshire
man nalaed Francis p. Knowlton, who
in 1857 made the first pepper in exist.
ence.
In lS4S The first bird cages were man.
ufactured in the United States. Pre-.
vio1ls to this they were imported from
Germany. G. Gunther was the first
to make them in this country, in New
York city.
Card playing was a favorite diversion
as far back as Shakespeare time. The
principal games then played are now
unknown. such as "prlmers,' "gleek,"
"maw,' "rufE,' and "knave out of
DOORS
London has the distinction Of being
the first city to use coal. This was the
latter part of the Twelfth century. Its
use was prohibited shortly after its in.
PRODUCTION, and one man was actually
executed for violating this law.
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E'AoTS' FACTS - yAoTs'
UNCLAIMED MONEY AND ESTATES.

Money and Estates awaiting distribution
among absent heirs.
1t is an undoubtcd, interesting and lmpor.
tant fact T., that during rccen, years the mum.
her OF prop, rites ana sums Ofmoney awaiting
distribution among missing heirs and legatces
are rapidly on the increase. Recognizing this
fact, have for some years past engaged to n
limited extent in the investigation OF such
matters, in which have lad great success.
l, therefore, offer my services 10 those who
believe that they are cntitlcdto participate in
the distribution of money or estates. All
correspondence confidential No charge
unless successful Call on or address II. A..
RACER Office Corner Second and Court
Streets, Frederick, Md. p. D. BoX-173.
jan 30 en-
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Flower and Tree.

A single plant of Turkey corn bears
5000 seeds, the sunAower 1000, the
poppy $4,000 and tobacco 7O,32c.
The butcher plant, one OF the carnlv.
orous vegetables, is found only in the
near vicinity Of Wilmington, N. q.
Scarlet sage, if the plants are set
about foot apart, will make lovely
scarlet bank OF flowers around your pi-
azza and will bloom luxuriantly till late
iii the fall.
One of the largest cameilia trees III
Europe is at Plintz, near Dresden. 1t
was taken from Japan I59 years ago, is
so feet high, and has an annual average
of 20, 600 blossoms
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Church Directory.


nr,ormed Church REV. GA, Whi'moic
rns or. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every serobd
Wednesday, evening. Regular services
srpo.atmcnt from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church-Rev. j. II. Barb, pas
tor. Services Sunday 10 A. NJ. and 6.30 +.
NJ. Sunday School, .. p NJ. Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, GAS p. NJ
United Brethren Churci,-S1itc Soricty
fccond and Fourth Wednesday
sunday School p. M. -
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
tulpit. =,
Morayian Church: Rev J. !. Rmkscckrr,
pastor. Services in McchanicsloHn every
two weeks, alternating morning and evening.
Graceham, every Sunday.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev j..
F. F. Gray Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School 8 a. Nj.
lrayer Meeting every Thursday evening at !
T. NJ
United Brethren Chnrcl,--Rcv A. N.
Horn, Pastor. Services every alternate
sunday ut 3 p. IN. Sunday School every
SUNDAY ut 2p m. PRAYER Meeting every
Thursday evening ut Up ~.
81. Stephens Church Protestant Epis"o-
pal Rev Dewitt G Loop. Pastor, Ser
vices every Sun ny at. 1880 II. m, except ON
Z tn Sunday ia the month, then IT might.
Evening Prayer, Fridays, at
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Farm and Garden Notes.

Are the lima beans poled:
Never allow surplus feed to lie
around and get sour.
Plant sweet corn for a succession Of
roasting ears
Time enough yet for celery and Gu
cumbels for pickles,
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A pound Of bran given to a lamb Ju-
diciously. while it is still sucking, IS
worth five times as much as it is when
given to it next winter.