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Evening journal., 1892-11-15
lrrIl.

CALvERLEY- I'm this city on the leth., in-
sfant, lille. wifc of W. u. Calvcrley.und
daughter of the late George Mcbride, aged DO
years,
CARPENTER. this city, on the 9Th
instant, James Carpenter, aged 60 years.
GEIsT.-On the 10th instant, % Lancaster,
Pa, Elizabeth NJ b., wife of }. NJ. w. 6ciat.
MOORE-On the 18th day OF November.
1872. Elizabeth Moore, widow OF thn lato Snm-
ucl Moore aged 90 years.
RUTH.-In this city on the lith Inst. John
g.. Ruth son of Margaret and the late John
Ruth in his 2lst year.
Relatives and friends are Invited 90 attend
his funeral from the residence Of hlH uncle,
John snyera 1902 Harrison street, on Wedncs-
dav afternoon. Services at The house ~
230 intermont Wilmington and brandy
why cemetery.
WITTENBEBG.-In this city, N0Aember @,
Francis g.. Witienherg, aged I'D years.
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NnrIrEs.

NOTICE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
~ Mems Democratic club and their friends
who desire TO Join IN the Democratic jollhca-
tlon ON Thursday evening. are requested 90
leave their uamesnt the club room nt once. A
special train viii bee provided and q cheap ratio
ol fare charged. For further particulars apply
TO ino club room ur the committee,
q. @. MoNrGoMEtY, Chairman.
NTOTICE.-THERE WILL BIZ a MEETING
~ of the Tenth ward Democratic club
Tuesday evening. Nov ID nt T.lu. luu attend
ence requested. JOHN j. MEALEA. prcei-
dent.
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To Amuse ROYALTY.

MADRID, Nov 15-The queens of Spain
and Portugal will be present at a bull fight
on Wednesday. The queen Of Portugal is
anxious to see a bull fight, and the Duke
of Veragua has promised eight bulls Of his
famous Andalusian breed for the occasion.
This will be the FIRST time Queen Christina
Of Spain has attended such an entertain
ment since the death of her husband
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This Dato IN history Nov. l5.

This Date in History Nov l5.
iioe Colrnhus' twn cmhns.adHrs returned.
they had visited Che capirl OF "a ciicf. "a
VILLAGE of ut0ut l,rl people. ana hai hoen
well received. hut could hpnr of no Cl-
panso, Catiay or rrrli khau. on thoir re-
turn heyrephrled "tncy behcll several of
thc natives going about with 'lfUhrauls boz
thuir hHud, and errnun dried nrrhs, which
thcy rolled un go "a lcul, and nghtng ono
end put Che Other Boa thVir wuutirs, aud cuu-
tinucd to Cyhale and puu ont the smol,c
whcrnpon ihe spauarii wcre struck with
umu1cmrut at This singular and aupar-
C-ay rauscoaA lndulspnco.' This the ma
tiyes called tahaq, syphilis appeared afcw
wcclta lafer
1870 Frederick Baron Won Stcuhcn born On
Nadgohurr, Prussia; camo Co America In
llsS. died liai
lS90-Oreut financial crisis On London. q cunr-
antec fund OF ,OOuWOraisod by European
hanlnrs 20 saye Barring Bros. from bank
ruNtcy.
1891 Memorial meeting la New York city IN
honor of larncA.
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Nnll.er Recommended Petron.

Boston, Nov. 15.-General Francis A.
Walker, of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, recommended that Ivan Pc
tron be selected to furnish the Alaskan
statistics for the census just completed
Petroff was recommended to him in 1850
as having a wide knowledge Of the people
of Alaska, and was therefore selected to
gather statistics and data which were to he
made part of General Walkers report.
His work gave entire satisfaction and has
never been seriously impugned.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
nroISeesnort,s I,lr Fire.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, Nov 15.-Fire broke
out at the corner of Jenny Lind and Elev-
enth streets, and in less than half an hour
six houses were in flames and the fire was
rapidly spreading. Aften ten houses had
been consumed the National Tube works
came to the rescue by pumping water into
the city's empty mains from their works,
and the fire was eXtingnished. Loss. 10000.
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ruILfc sAIIs

DUBLIC sAf.E.-WlLi. BE SOLD ATPUB-
lir sale ai Ol2 West Third street ON
lhursdny, Soy. %. 40 10 O'clock an kinds of
household lnd Kitchen furniture. beds, bed
steads. bedding, carpets, chairs and pnrlor
furniture, book case and valuable l0i OL
books and many other articles. Sale positive
ms the nnriie are about 20 remove from tho
state l.. w. sTIDHAM g. SON, auctloneers.
DUBLiC SALE OF TROTTING BRED
4 : stock.-J. w. Mccoy * Son win sell "a
Silvcrbro0k station, on W. g. ~. r. r.. Ian
castor pike and DUPONT rond, One-haif mile
from Wilmington, Del, on "Wednesday .
November ~. at O'Clock p. m sharp seventeen
head OF frotlIng bred et1tllions. brood mares
hllies and colts This stock viii an
positively sold.
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Many Miners Fight.

ZANEsvILLE, o., Nov. 15.-Passengers on
the west bound Baltimore and Ohio train
report terrible fight at St. Clairsyille
junction, in which miner named Neistinn
was killed and another miner named Els
tiker was fatally injured. About fifteen Of
those engaged in the fight were arrested.
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Alderman Hartley I'm Trouble.

PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 15.-Alderman
John Hartley, a prominent Republican,
was arraigned on an indictment found
against him for bribery It is alleged that
Hartley received 500 from James Stoddard,
a brewer, for securing the appointment of
George Cox on the police force Cox and
Stoddard were also indicted.
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snIrntIonIsts to Nreet.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Salvation Army
is preparing to hold a great continental
congress here on the 2lst, 22d, 23d and 9th
days Of this month. Besides these meet
ings there will be monster street parades
both by daylight and torchlght, and a
grand banquet to which about 1000 officers
OF the army will set down.
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M I'm PersIn.

Minister Watson r. Sperry, sailed
from New York for Persia today. He
was accompanied by his wife, daughter
and Miss Henderson. They went on the
North German steamer Trave. The
women will spend the winter in Dresden.
Germany. Minister Speiry viii then
proceed to Teheran via Vienna, Odessa,
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The Government Not at Fault.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-In regard to the
report from Guthrie, o. T., that there is
danger Of an outbreak of the starving Chey-
enne and Arapaho Indians, Commissioner
Morgan, of the Indian bureau, says that
the government is not at fault, but has
been more than liberal with the redskins.
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rhe Bic I.nnonster snit.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov. ia suit will soon
be tried in the Lebanon county court,
brought by the Lancaster county commits
sioners against the city OF Lancaster, to re-
cover $4,000 paid by the county as dam
ages for opening streets in that city.
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Professor smIth,s TrInl.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The trial Of Henry
Preserved Smith, a teacher Of theology in
Lane seminary, for alleged heresy reopened
here. Smith is charged with teaching doc
trines at variance with the established
tenets of the Presbyterian church. lie made
a vigorous defense.
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Tmo NIen Mere I1n1ed.

BUFFALO. Nov 15.-While switch en-
gine on the Nickel Plate was making up a
train it was struck by a fast freight on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western road.
A switchman named Connolly was in
stantly killed. Fireman John O'Ccnnell
died Of his injuries, and an engineer, name
unknown, was badly scalded.
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Nnt al ne senntor unl,s nrIde.

ATLANTA, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Fannie Iver-
son, of this city, denies that she is to marry
Senator Hill. She says; 'Inever met Sena-
tor Hill but once in my life. l haveneither
seen him nor heard from him since l met
him on one occasion last spring at the un-
yelling of the Grady statue"
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ChovaiIcr de stuers Makes Threats.

PARIS, Nov 15-Chevalier de Stuers,
minister of The Netherlands to France,
whose wife procured a divorce in South
Dakota and married again. says that she
win be arrested for bigamy if she enters
Holland. His wife was Miss Elizabeth
Carey, daughter of j. Carey, of New York
and niece of Mrs. W. Astor She procured
a divorce in March last, alleging cruelty.
She has since married again.
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The IIomostead nloters TIeid.

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Nov 15-The negroes
and strikers arrested after Sundays fight
were held on a charge of riot. Bail in $500
was furnished for two Of the white rioters
-McAllister and Barco-and they were re-
leased. Il was decided to take the other
prisoners 70 pittsburg
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Ho says the Election Did n.

PIrTsBURG, Nov. 15-J. Painter & Sons
rolling mill in the west end has begun run
ming single turn instead Of three. as had
been the custom for several years. Super
intendcnt Harper says the partial shut
down is a result of the election.
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DIned by Colonel shepard.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Colonel Elliott +.
Shepard gave a dinner at his residence to a
number Of prominent Republicans Sena-
tor Hiscock, Chairman Carter, Chauncoy
NJ Depew, Whitelaw Reid, Cornelius Bliss,
Warner Miller, Thomas c. Platt, J. 5.
Clarkson and others were present.
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Tbat phiIadelpbIa Consplrocv.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov l5-The six men
arrested for conspiring to cheat the city
by means of bogus coke checks are Charles
Douglass, Benjamin Ingram, J. Harry At
kinson, Edward Folzer, Patrick McCul-
lough and stephen Peters. They were each
held in 81 900 bail.
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Immirrnnts to ne petnlne.l.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Secretary Charles
Foster, Of the treasury, says that the presi-
dents proclamation as to the detention OF
immigrants will remain in operation until
the danger from cholera ceases altogether.
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Trumpbour ON Trial.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov 15-The trial OF
Matthew T. Trumpbour, one of the de-
faulting officers of the Ulster County Saw
ings institution, was commenced before
Judge Fursman, of Troy.
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rl,nr 20 - pnrl--

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Charles Hening, Of
1850 Third avenue, and his wife and eight
year-old son are in the Presbyterian hos
pital, suffering from trichinosis, the result
of eating raw pork. 1t is thought that
they cannot recover.
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war Imminent An HavtI.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Captain SAMSON,
Of the Atlas line steamer Adirondack,
brings the news that war is again immi-
nent in Hayti.
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eho n,d Nh sIcn ,he wiIi.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-In a renewal Of the
fight for the millions left by Mrs. Ann
Drake Seaman the 100 sighted relatives
declare that the woman did not sign the
will Surrogate Calvin admitted to probate.
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nIcCrnnn,s AssnIlnnt Arrested.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 15.--Louis Squires
was arrested on a charge of assault with in
tent to kill Thomas McCraun, of Elizabeth,
on Wednesday last.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Batoum, BalSu, Resht, Elburz, Pass and
KaZoin
rHE rxPLosIoN A MYsTgRY.
nut Five Men Are Dcnd and Several Are
Injured.

Dut Five Men Are Dead and several Are
Injured.
PoTTsvuLE. Pa, Nov 15-The cause Of
the Reading locomotive explosion, like pre-
vious similar accidents, is a mystery that
will only be cleared by thorough inyesti-
CATION. The report of the explosion was
heard several miles.
Five men were killed and several injured.
The killed were: Engineer William Convey,
Fireman G. J. G. Meckey, William Meyer,
engineer: Henry Allison, Conductor Kend-
rick
Michael Dobbns, brakeman, was badly
injured. The engineer had just finished
making a shift and coupled up to train.
The moment the steam was applied the ex-
plosion followed. Convey was hurled against
the rocks and every bone in his body was
crushed. Meyer was hurled 100 yards away
into a field The others lay near the wreck.
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Thn pcnnsrlrnnln nnnien.

CHESTER, Pa. Nov 15.-The railroad
war which the Pennsylvania Railroad
company and the South Chester Railway
company have been wagng for the right
TO construct a branch road on Delaware
avenue has been settled. The South Ches-
ter company gets the right to lay their
tracks
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slaurhter of the Innoeents.

SYDNEY, Nov. l5.-The Maxim family
here have been arrested for killing at least
fifteen babies at their baby farm. The
children were killed by having their hearts
or spines pierced with needles.
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MnrrIed to . CoIored nrnn.

DENVER, Nov. 15.--It has just been dis
covered that pretty Julia Kriel, the daugh-
ter Of "a well known Cincinnati citizen, was
married in Chicago to a colored butler
named Matthews. The couple are now liv-
ing in this city.
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,,inister AhhotL nnmn.

NEW York, Nov l5.-Among the pas
seorers hv the steamer Adirondack, from
Port au Prince, was j. L. Abbott, United
States minister to Bogota.
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MULE spinners Nav Strike.

PROVIDENCE, Nov 15.-The mule spin
ners in the Blackstone valley have demand
ed an increase in wages. and they propose
to strike Dec. il The manufacturers do not
grant it. About 20 spinners are concerned
in the rnove
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Garvin,s TrlnI Becnn.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 15.-The trial of Frank
Garvin, charged with killing his young
wife, began here before Judges Kennedy
and McClung.
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The strIko win Continue.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 15-The advisory boards
Of all the Carnegie mills held a conference
20 discuss the question whether the strike
should be declared Off or continued. Presi-
dent Garland Of the Amalgamated asso-
citation, says the strike will continue.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
rlnhors nom Arnold.s T1arshIn.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 15.-Captain c. w
Adams, Of Addison, has raised a portion Of
the timbers of Benedict Arnold's flagship
Congress, which was sunk in October, 1910,
in Lake Champlain. The timbers are Of
oak and are sound.
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Two Moro smnllnor cnses.

NEW HAVEN, Nov 1.-Two more cases
Of smallpox have broken out az the State
hospital. Fears are entertained that the
disease viii become epidemic. Efforts are
being made to secure the new Homeopathic
hospital for accidents and other emergency
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a nordor Rnmnn snrnd.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5-The supreme
court has given new lease of life to a Dor
der rufian named Clyde Mattox, under
sentence of death In Kansas, because his
trial was irregular.
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TIn pInto nIen olro rn.

CANoNsBURG, Pa, Nov. 15.-The Iron
and Steel Manufacturing company Of this
place, which had been making arrange
ments TO start the manufacture OF tin
plate. have abandoned the project. They
fear That the infant tin plate industry will
nlt lnr.ve unuer D revenne tnrlil.
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ICi,Ied His sisters netrayer.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. &c. J. Durr
killed S. II. Foss, cattleman and formerly
a member of the Fifth United States cav
airy here. Foss had ruined Durr's sister.
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Chicago Anarchists in Vienna.

VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Friedlander and Va
lencia, anarchists, were arrested here on
suspicion. Valencia came to this city re-
Gently from Chicago. Both men are be-
lieved TO have intended to use dynamite in
this city.
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To Resume work at Panama.

PANAMA, Nov. 15.-The liquidator sent
out by Director Mango, Of the old Panama
Canal company, has reached this city.
Early resumption Of work is expected.
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FInurinr MILLS Rnrnod.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Nov 15.-Moses
Heilman's Touring mills at Lehighton
were destroyed by fire, together with q
dwelling, barn and two large icehouses
Loss. $4,000
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Governor-eiect Turnev Nav Die.

WINCHESTER, Tenn, Nov. 10 - Chief
Justice Tuney, governor-elect Of Tennes-
see, is lying dangerously i'll az his home
near this city. Should Judge Turney die
before he is inaugurated Governor Bu-
ohanan may hold over.
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10 DissoIve tho AssooIatIon.

ST. PAUL, Nov. ia meeting Of the
Transcontinental association will be held
in Chicago, and it will probably be dis
solved, as thirteen out of fifteen roads have
filed notices of withdrawal.
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Two children Kidna,ed.

Providence, Nov. 15.--John Smith. aged
ten, and his sister, aged thirteen are sup
posed to have been kidnapped in this city.
An unknown man was seen with the chill
dren near the railroad depot.
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Celebrated rholr diamond wedding

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 15.-Ira Ward, aged
ninety and Mrs. Ward, aged ninety
five, celebrated their diamond wedding at
their New Haven home. They are supposed
TO be the oldest married couplein the state.
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OF No ConseQuence.-"Fe down an eleva-
tor shaft Poor fellow What was his
nnme Z" ellis namey oh. Simpkins. or
.Iacohs. or something Of that kind. lie lived
IN our ward. bat he'd neglected. TO register
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For woman,a Aaraneement.

MEMPHIS, Nov. l5-rhe National Asso-
ciation for the Advancement Of Women
opened here, with Mrs Julia Ward Howe,
the national president, In the chair.
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rntnllr shot hr Trnmns.

SYRACUSE n. Y, Nov. 15.-Wilson NJ.
Monroe, the trainman who was shot at
Lyons by trarnps, viii die. George White,
Edward Kirby and George Stevens arc
under arrest ut Lyons.
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uniIdInr Contrnctors TnII.

M1DDLErowN, n. Y, Nov. 15.-Lindsey
Brothers, building contractors, failed here.
Their liabilities are about $4,000 and the
nominal assets will be about the same
rr,ouut
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DrnamIie for NorI.Ingmen.

PARIS Nov. l5.--At a meeting Of anarch-
lists held here a workman named Georges
advocated the use of dynamite by the work
ing classes to gain their ends. Some OF the
audience objected to his language and the
meeting broke up in a row.
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AL Ared Woman,. AwfnI peath.

NEwAnH, n. j., Nov. l5-Mrs. John
Lynch, aged sixty years, of GO Adams
street, was killed by a locomotive on the
Central railroad while picking up coal.
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rlhnrn1n snrlnrn Dernstntoh.

NEVADA, No, Nov. 15.-Eldorado Springs
was visited by a destructive fire, eleven
business houses being destroyed. Loss,
sim ooo
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millions Olven Awnr.

DETROIT, Nov. l5.-Delos A. Blodgett
has filed deeds giving his son, John W.,
and his daughter and son-in-law, Edward
Lowe, two-thirds of his property, valued
at 81. 800 OGO
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correspondent aIeIrer Expelled.

BERLIN, Nov. 15.-Melzer, the CORE
spondent of the New York Herald in Ber-
iin, has been expelled from Germany on
the charge of publishing sensational stories.
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To Meet at nIinneapolls.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Minneapolis was
chosen unanimously as the place for its
next meeting by the general missionary
committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
church
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m Health Cnnses snIcIdr.

OMAHA. Nov. 15.-George w. Hall, q
prominent insurance manager and eX-
auditor of the Union Pacific railway, com
mitted suicide from despondency, caused
bv i'll health.
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el,n TnnIL pnrIa Grnnn-

JERSEY CITY, Nov. i5.-Jennie Barker,
fourteen years of age, Of y Germania ave
nue., took dose Of paris green and will
die The reason for the act is not known.
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Dead ne los Years.

BUFFALO, Nov 10 Humphrey Smith
(colored) is dead at his home on Blue hill
in the town Of Yorkshire, at the remarka-
bic age Of 10S. He was a slave but ran
AWAY
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Womnn en...sI.La 49,.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 15.-The New
York State Woman's Suffrage society is
holding its twenty-fourth annual conven-
tion here Susan b. Anthony, Lucy Stone,
Of Boston, and Lille Devereux Blake are
present
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The Grand Encampment Of the l. @. O.
F.. of Delaware, will meet this evening
in odd Fellows hail. Reports Of the
various officers work since the last an
nual meeting will be read
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nrra. nolmont,s condltlon.

NEW York, Nov. 15.-The condition of
Mrs. August Belmont. who lies at deaths
door at her residence, 100 Fifth avenue, is
nnchnnned
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FOR SALE.

A modern dwelling Ina iirst-ciasH location.
0l west Tenth street. Eight rooms and bath.
ront porch and conveniences. Can be bought
very cheap within ten days Apply 20
JOHN MULVENA.
al5 Market street.
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A Dynomiter in Newark.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 15.--William Teal,
Of Arlington, a supposed lunatic or NOR
phine hend, has been arrested, charged
with intent to blow up Hanck's brewery.
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wants TO Flght Dixon.

NEW York, Nov. 15.-Billy Murphy, the
featherweight champion Of Australia, who
Is now in san Francisco, wants TO fight
George Dixon at 115, iiG or lls pounds.
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The NIrht $40, Coo.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Monday was the
last day the police wore their night sticks
The new billies and whistles viii take the
places Of the day and night sticks.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
HnIln,r IYnrn FnctorY Rnrnod.

NEW BRIGHToN, Pa, Nov. 15.-The large
hollow ware factory of Messrs. Dawes 81
Eiiller at this place was destroyed by fire.
l,oss. $40, 900; insurance, 5000.
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Emersnn,s WIdnw nead.

CONCORD, Mass, Nov. LILLIAN Emer
son, widow of Ralph Waldo Emerson, thu
essayist, died here, aged ninety years.
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FOR SALE.

$40 Jefferson street. ND rooms ufil hftl
sr French street, rooms ana bath.
pN TAYLOR street. ruoma.
COZ Lombard street ro0mg and bath.
1921 Market street. a. rooms and bath.
1l klund street. rooms. Cu
lui kust Sixth street, No rooms and bath.
vi Church street, Z rooms.
ON Delaware avenue, li rooms and bath.
fi Lord street, ruomf.
40 Lord street. rooms.
1925 lhtnull street. 5 rooms md hatn.
2lO West street. g rooms and hath.
hlh West street, lOrOoms and lnth.
90 West street. i3 rooms nud bath.
A2i Wost street, D. rooms uud hnth.
l2ls West street, Z rooms and bath.
iNi West Tenth street. sroom0 and lnth
lOih Adams street, 10 rooms and nntn.
1910 Van iurcn street, 30 rooms mud bath.
1901 Ven lturcn street. l0 rooms uud bath.
va Iulnal street, No rooms and bath.
lslO Lincoln street, rooms.
uui West Fifth sifrft. lH rooms and bath.
~ fnone of thcso suit send Cor order lists.
hEALD a. co,
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PEnsnNAr..

MARRIED LADIES' SEND 10 CENTS
vi for "infallihie Safeguard mo medicine.
no deception3 just what you want. LADIES'
BAZAAR. Kansas City. no.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
II reliable companies ~ lowest rates, call
n WAWKINS a. Co. 7i2 Market street-
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nroAL NorIcrs.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss. STATE or
- Delaware, 20 the sheriff of Ncw cnsilo
Co, Greeting;
We command you Tint you eum-
mon &. Aultmnn and Company, n
corporation of the state OF Ohio.
-A- late OF your county corporation.
~ 80 that ii be and appear before the
''NN Judges OF our Superior Court. nt
-1-I Wilmington, ON Monday. the
twonty-oighth dny OF November.
next. 60 answer George w. Skangs
of plea Of tresna7s on tho caHo.
And have yuu then there this Writ. Wit
ness the Honorable Joseph r. COmcgys.
Esquire. az Wilmington. the First day of
October IN the year ol our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nlnc-tWo-
Issued October 81. 1892.
pEILh A. MOnIY. proihonninrL.
Evening journal., 1892-11-15

The raid made on our
Ovcrcoat Room on Saturday
was grcat-thc hundreds sold
on Saturday replaced this
morning-two for every one
sold. New stock arriving
daily from manufacturing
rooms. AS rapidly as work
hands finish them they 90
directly to salcs-rooms.
What a rushing time in the
BOYS Department. How the
people like our Boys Cloth
ing. They carried it away by
armloads on Saturday. It's
the best in the city. They
are of the All-Wool, Every
day, Knock About Suits,
$3.50. Handsome Dress
Suits, $A $3.50, S., So, 81.
Mems Department filled
with reliable clothing. Suits,
$40, $Ia, $I4, SIS, $40, SIS,
$40, $22, $25. Every one
guaranteed.
Look through that Over
coat Room of ours !
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
Chol,ed hy Rurelars.

DETROIT, Nov 15.-Mrs E. A. Kinney, a
Saranac widow, was choked by masked
burglars until she revealed the hiding place
of 500
Evening journal., 1892-11-15
MARRIEn.

GREEN -TATENf. AT Philadelphia, on
the 10Th instant. hy Row Charles Williams,
Elmer n. Green OF Wilmington 90 Margaret
j. Tatem of Philadelphia.