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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. ..,.,.--
v God ward & LOtlr0p.
10th, 1lth and T Sts,, n. W.
MEs's AND BOYS vsIAVSDhhfD
- DAY AND NIGHT SHIRTS.
Dress Shirts-39c to 81.
Night shirts-5oc to 81.
The best Shirts that can possibly be
produced to sell at that price.
First floor, first annex
3D.
MEs's HALF HOSE
zoe 81 and $50 half dozen pairs.
Usually sold for half Us much again,
First floor first annex
SPEcIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
IRISH POINT.
$500 pair; usually $500.
S4.5O pair; usually 5000.
S5.00a pair; usually 500.
S650a pair; usually $500.
$500 pair; usually $1,000.
$500 pair; usually $500
NOTTINGHAM.
zoe to $500 pair.
q regular prices
Fourth floor, 11th-st. building.)
49,:
T AIDES AND cH1LDREN's HOSE.
Ladies' Cotton, 25c pair. Isle,
soc pair.
Childrens Cotton, o5c pair Fine
Cotton, 35ca pair Ironclad, 25c
pair.
First floor, second annex.)
3d.
GLOsING-oUT SALE OF PICTURES.
Nota great many left, but all must
90 before SepteEbcr1. Most of them
at less than half price.
First floor 10th-st building.
optical GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Gold spectacles, Gold Eyeglasses,
Steel Spectacles, Steel Eyeglasses,
Ruhhar and Zylonito Eyeglasses. Col
Ored Spectacles and Eyeglasses fitted
with ocean blue and London smoke
lenses that soften the glare eff the sun
and tone down the light. Thermom-
cters and Reading Glasses in great
variety. Oculists' prescriptions care
fully filled. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
First floor, near main entrance)
GLOVE SPECIALS
A new lot of Ladies' 6and S-button
lengths Mousquctare Tan Suede
Gloves.
81 pair
ladies S-hutton-length Mousque-
taire Tan Suede Gloves-embroidor
cd back.
$1.25 pair
(First floor, 11th-st. annex.)
TEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
Fancy Stick Pins &c 6 for 25c.
Real Shell Hair Pins S1.00.
Gold Studs, 3 in q set, 15c
First floor, 11th-st. building)
as-Go0Ds DELIVERED IN
ALEXANDRIA,.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F Sts., n, W.,
w .cr11>.cro> ID c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAR!EEF. aug. 13.
Beef Cgttle-The demand was active for
good stock. Extra 5ia5sc, good 4ia5c, me-
dunn 4ia4lc, common 24a4c, culls 34aa3!c,
fat cows 2la3!c per lb. Sheep We're active
for good stock, while common continued dull
and low extra 5!a54c, good 5a5lc, medium
44a4;c, common 33a44f, calls 2a3ic per lb.
Lambs 3a7 per h. Hogs continued dull and
high-Chicago Sic, and other Western Sta
SIC per lb. Thin cows were in poor request
at SSa20. Mich Cows fairly active at Si22Aa
80 per head. Mich calves we're active and
higher ~ 5aOlo per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15

BALTIMORE. Aug. 11.-Fluur dull. Wheat
dull No. J red spot and the month S0saS04 !;
Sept S04aS0!; Oct S0laS03 steamer No =
red 73l bid; Southern dull; fultz 7SaS2 !;
longbcrry S0aS2i. Corn steady mixed spot
57a574 the month 57a574; Sept 56s Oct
564 Southern dull white 56a56i! yellow
56a57 Oats iirlner; No white Western 42
No2 ~ nominally. Hay fin. good to choice
timothy $; 4 50a$15 so, Provisions steady,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15

New YORK. Aug 15-Flour-quiet and
steady. Wheat-steady and dull. Corn-dull
and frmer Pork-easy and quiet at So rs
to S14 25. Lard-quict and easier at SO Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15
WANTS
7-.-777717---7-7-
EOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
L7OR RENI.-The TWO-STORY SEVEN
- ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE, No. SIG
Prince street. Has bath and pantry, stoves
in parlor and dining room, and range in
kitchen; hot and cold water, electric bells and
and all modern improvements. Possession
given September /, Apply to
aug13 tf III. +. VINCENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-08-15

CHICAGO Aug IL, 1920 q. m-Whcat-
Sept rs; Dec SOL. Com-Scpt 525 May 53s.
oats-Sept 34Aa344; Oct 34s; May 37t.
Pork-Sept S12 37t; Jan S13 22i. Lard
Sept 81 Oh; Jan ST 22la7 %.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
A NEW ENGINE HOUSE.
Encouraged Firemen Purchase
Pretty Lot and Will Build.

The New dquarters win BE Built at
once and Completed BY the Second
rhursday In October-P Prominent Demo-
crat. Announce Their Candidacy for
once church Improv ment.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March The Lenape
Fire Compsnys engne-house will be
built II will, furthermore be completed
before Thursday, October 13. when the
annual convention Of the Delaware state
firemen and their big parade will be held
here.
The movement to build the engine
house and the headquarters for the New
Castle hremen was started as an expert
ment about three weeks ago. when the
EVENING JOURNAL published contract
banks and pla- Of the canvass for sub
scri ptions, which was commenced
on the following day. The
committee to distribute the blanks
and obtian from each freeholder
a guarantee to give a stated sum Of
money on the completion Of the building.
began its work OH Water street and will
but.onhole every property owner In the
city. The hrenen are meeting with i'm
precedented success. Citizens who would
hesitate to give cents to a hungry
woman, subscribed $40. t25 OF $50 without
a moments delay. Many citizens offered
cash subscriptions at once, but these
were refused by the committee, the
latter being well-satisfed with the pledge
alone
The new ERE headquarters will be
erected on the pretty lot In a corner OF
the Leslie estate just opposite the pres.
ent headquarters in the Red Mems Hall.
The lot is l02 feet long, and with the
buildings length at 80 feet. there will
be Just enough remaining space for l2-
foot alley. The new structure
will be only two stories high, with tower,
but II will be built with all the latest
J modern improvements, aud when II Is
completed, comfortable and attractive
rooms for the 6remen will be
furnished. The Lenape Company was
organized in 1889, and It has chiefly
padded its own canoe" since that time,
as the city's treasury contained little
money that could be appropriated for the
company's support and encouragement
The fireman have two steam engines, on
hook and ladder truck, one hose carrlsge
harness and many appliances which are
essential to effective fire service at the
present day.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
LISTS HUNG UP.
CLERK OF the Peace BiKxs .rrspAring tho
Duplfcatesl

The only business done by tbe,Levy
Court this morning was to put on names.
Esrly in the morning there was a tilt
over some st. Georges hundred Demo
Gratis who were relegated 70 the rear
Of the line In the ante.room, but nothing
serious resulted. large number Of men
were put on by voucher. At 10 o'clock
court adjourned for the noon recess.
Assessor Whann's duplicates have been
duly certified TO and hung up by Clerk Of
the Peace BiggH In the following places
Sixth Ward-Bradley' Eleventh and
French streets
Seventh Ward-John l. Nalones, JEFF
ferson street and Delaware avenue.
Ninth Ward-William Sweeny's, No.
20O2 Market street.
The rural lists have been hung up for
some time The lists OF Assessor o Hara
and Conway are now being copied
and as soon ,as completed they
will be hung up. Had IL not leen
for the injunction proceedings the list,
would have been cut TO pieces and huns
up on February 20
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
A Murder AoOOmpiios Captured.

Lawrence, alias schooner Long, who
was an sccomplice with James Carr. who
is now serving four year sentence in
New Castle jail for the killing OF Antoni
Basso in the saloon at No. 227 Tatnall
street, on November II, 1890, is at
last behind Delaware bars. He
was arrested by Detectives Haw-
kins and Hatton at Leoaa Place.
Chester county, Pa, last night aud
br ught to this city where he now is
Basso died about a week after he received
the injuries Long, on hearing OF his
death, left town and no trace OF him
could be found until the early part
Of the week when they located
him at Leona Place Long hsd
been begging and wandering around the
country, and last night he entered an
old pump-house on the Pennsylvania
railroad At that village to sleep He was
Immediately seized by the detectives aud
consented TO return here without a
T, qusition At the Municipal Court this
morning he was held without bail for q
further hearing tomorrow morning
Lewis @. Yandegrift has been secured a.
his counsel
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
SERVICES AT eIsHoPsTeAo.
Rev. william Morrison Ordained to th 9
Priesthood this Morning.

Rev. William Morrison was ordained to
the priesthood at the Chapel of the Good
Shepherd, Bishopstesd, this morning
The service was a very solemn and i'm.
pressive one and lasted nearly two hours.
The sermon was preached by Rev Alfred
Harding of Washington ID Q The can
didate for priesthood was presented tc
the bishop BY Rev. A. !. Dupont Cole
man.
The following ministers assisted In the
ordlnation DR.. T. & Littell, q. Ashton
Henry, NJ. B. Dunlap. A. J. Brickhouse,
q. l.. c. Bradon. William J. Fisher had
charge OF the music.
Mr.. Harding preached from the follow
ing text; He shall lead his flock like q
shepherd" BE spoke OF Christ as a
good shepherd leading His sheep into
pleasant places and shielding them from
all harm. He showed His We for Us,
he said. when He died on Calvary IOr
as. But Bis love did not end then de Is
now on the right hand OF the Father in
Heaven pleading for us there. Le' us
make him our example ana let us not for
get the lost sheep aud TO strive to bring
them into the fold.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Mst Death In PrIea,. Rnn.

Semuel Parker, a colored farm hand
employed by Isaac Wilson. living a short
distance outside the city, was found
drowned In Prices Run, near the toll gate
about 10 o'clock this morning. II is sup
posed that Parker fell into the run,
which has been very high on &C.
count Of the heavy rain, viii q
on his way home last night
Having on heavy boots and an overcoat,
1t is thought that he was unable 10
9 vim to the shore. When he left the
farm yesterday he was sober
and lad been all right up to the tins OF
bis sudde disappearaucs. He was GO
years old. His body now lies at tue
morgue where 1t was taken as soon a.
Coroner Sparks and Deputy Coroner Gile'
heard Of the case. Bis body was found by
JRs0h Lenderman who was fishing In tn,
run with q net BE with John Pierce
who was In the neighborhood, removed
he body from the water. Two sons sur
vlve the deceased but no one had claimed
the body up to 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
HAVE YOU THE GRIPPE? +?

Many Peope Have II and Do Not Know
It. Eow to Recognise the Symptoms
snd How to rraat Tom
Hundreds Of people have the Gripps who
do not know Il. Not necessarily the nnal
stages, but the first stages. They feel pains
In the head, and bad taste in the mouth. get
tired and despondent, have chilly sensations;
limbs and muscles ache. In some cases these
things are overlooked. In most oases perhape
they are considered only a slight cod In
nearli every case they indicate the coming OF
Grippe.
There is but one thinR to do when these
symptoms appear, and that Is to take 5ri mpt
and vigorous measures, 10 fortify natu TO
repel the enemy. A little well directed effort
at Just the right time will accomplish very
much more than laborcd efforts Afterwards
TO use pure etimulant, something that will
promptly arrest, and IN no way injure, some
thing endort ed by scientists. recommended
by physicians. and popular because so eflic-
itnt-Duny 3 Pure Malt Whiskey. Two years
ago and last year when the Grippe was rag ing.
this was the standard remedy used, and
recommended by the profession. IL did more
| TO prevent she Grippe than all other known
/ or recommended remedies. II preserved
many people IN health who would otherwise
have been grievously sick perhaps even
Il should be borne In mind that other so called
/ whiskies may not be so efficient. and n any
dealer asserts that such whiskics are the
| same, dihtrust hin at once. There Is but o e
Malt.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
clTY NEWs lN eRIEF.

Eden Lodge, o. o. F.. paid . fra.
ternal visit to the West Chester Lodge
last night and were royalty entertained
It has been discovered that Second
Assistant Engineer Francis A. Price
worked four days for the Street and
Sewer Department during February, and
the City Council economics c-extravaganza
has docked him for the time.
The practical talk which was to have
been given In Association Hall last even
ing by b. G. Conrad, was postponed until
next Tuesday. Mr. Conrad was on hand,
but a combination OF inclement weather
and "Old Homestead" robbed him Of an
audience.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
To Rspnys tho street,.

The regular meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Directors was held last night. The
plans of the Siiverbrook sewer were ap-
proved aud bids were ordered to be re-
ceived for the work. Mark M. Cleaver
presented petition asking that Monroe
street be opened to Eleventh, and Elev-
enth street from Madison and Monroe.
No action was taken on the matter A
communieation was received from the
Beard of Trade asking that Delaware
avenue be repaved The matter will be
attended to. The secretary was ordered
to notify Council that work on repaving
the streets would be commenced on
April
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Runawar BOYS Captured.

David Holland and Clarence Kennedy,
two runaway boys, are cunhned at the
police station. The boys were arrested
by Captain Francis and Sergeant
Wigglesworth yesterday afternoon.
Kennedy, who is bright and
misunderstanding lad, stated that he
had worked for Samuel Spur. a farmer
living nesr FELTON,, Dal., and
that he left him on Sunday be-
cause he had severely punished him
for trivial offense. DaTld Holland, who
works for Nathan Jones Ia that neigh
borhood, was also ill-treated and he de-
cided to leave with Kennedy. Fortunately
Holland had &15 75, which he used in
buying passage to Philsdelphia.
They arrived in that city on Mon
day and Kennedy searched the
city for his father, who lives there, but
could not find him. They returned to
this city yesterday and went to the Opera
House, where they we're arrested Hol-
Evening journal., 1892-03-09

The records made at hitching-up. we're
as follows: Friendship. 13 seconds, one
man; Pb@nix u seconds, two men Del
aware, 9 seconds. two men; washington
8 seconds, two men; Reliance. ot seconds.
two men Liberty, Z seconds. two men
No tests we're made at the Fame or
Waccacoe engine houses, on account OF a
sick driver aud disabled horse.
Il was found that the fremen were
agitating district system. Two COM
panies have already taken decided step,
and will not respond to certain boxes
unless a second alarm is struck They
are as follows:
FrieDdship-Nos 81, 27, SO. 43, As.
3d. 90, SO and 112 All Of these boxes are
in the western part of the city.
Liberty Company-Nos. 2, q. 81, 36,
43, 90, 81, SO, 60, So aud 49,
They respond to many alarms on the
Wesi Side, but eight out of ten times
the FIRE is out when they arrive on the
Gene. Ghe district system is endorsed by
the chief engineer
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
In The Race to Win.

James ]. Toner, the well known mer-
chant and an ex-deputy sheriff and war
den at the jail, yesterday announced him
self for sheriff and his many friends here
are confident that he will get the Demo
cratic nomination Mr. Toner, In 1888
stood high In the nomination contest ana
1t Is said, now. that he has warm friends
aud clear field all over the upper part Of
New Castle county. II is believed that
his candidacy will unite the Democratic
party at the coming city election and will
bring out a big Democratic majority
from New Castle hundred for the gen
ersl election. The heretofore dissatisfied
Democrats are elsted over the possibility
of having John d Rodney, Esq, on the
ticket for RssemblymRn from New Castle
hundred. Levy Courtman Sutton has en-
tered in earnest the race for county com
missioner and he seems to have ''th'
underholt' in the wrestle from this di 3
trict (the fourth) thus far.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
LEMON ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant. RELIABLE.

Pleasant, Elegant. Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
Eor fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal.
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MOzley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all Of which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. h. MOTLEY. At
lanta, Ga. 50c and 81 per bottle, at drug
Oists
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Cslsbra'ed Their Linen wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bowen OF No. 1911
Lincoln street, celebrated the fifteenth
year Of their marriage by a linen we'd
ding at their home last night. The even
ing wss spent in social amusement, and
at late hour the guests promenaded to
the dining room, where refreshments
we're partaken of. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowen received many gifts and were
wished many more such happy seasons In
their marriage life. Among those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g. BOnbam,
Mr.. and Mrs James Price, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stout.
Rev and Mrs. Walter E. Avery, Mr.. and
Mrs T. G. Whitlosk Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Justi-
son
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
he Did Not appreciate Freedom

John Orthodox and John Carr were
each fined 80 and costs for drunkenness
by Judge Ball this morning Edward
Mulvey was srecommitted for drunken
ness John Wilson. who was released
from New Castle jail yesterday. cele-
brated his freedom by getting para
lyzed. BE will go back again for thirty
days II he does not furn SD SO and cost.
Mary Hamilton, Florence Jones and
Mary Riggs. dusky damsels, were charged
with fighting on the street. They were
each fined SO ana costs.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
He Must support the Child.

A Philadelphia daily contains the fol-
lowing despatch dated Elkton Harry
Langdou. who disappeared from Philadel-
phia over ten years ago, deserting bis
wife and son, has fallen heir to a third OF
the estate Of his uncle, Hampton Lang.
don, who died at Rising Sun. The miss
ing nephew married another woman at
Buffalo, N. Y, but leaving her with a
daughter. returned to his first wife and
son. Wife No. is welcome TO the man,
says No. 2, but he must provide for his
dauVhter
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
She Gnvs Him the Ker.

The Fire Department was called out
on false alarm at 10 90 o'clock last
night. The alarm was struck from box
No ia, at Fifth and Washington streets.
The key is KEPT at the home Of Joseph
Cash, No. 4l3 West Fifth street Mrs.
Cash said that a man called at her house
and said that there was a FIRE at Sixth
and Washington streets, and she gave
him the key. Fire Department officers
are looking for the man
Evening journal., 1892-03-09

land also stated thai his boss owed him
$50 aud calf which he had raised. He
could neither get his money nor calf and
seemed very much indignant Special
Agent Frank Stout will look into the case
and will Investigate the charge against
the farmer fol cruelty. kennedy was an
inmate of the Home for Frendless Call
dren but was sent to FELTON, about two
years ago
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
A Foreclosure OF Mortgage Asked For

In the United States Circuit Court this
morning there was hearing in
the case Of E. l.. Rogers and other
bond holders vs. the J. l. Coopar
Manufacturing Company. Il was a bill
In equity asking for tha foreclosure Of y
mortgage on the defendants property
George q. Bates represented VIM. Candy.
trustee Austin Harrington represented
E. l.. Rogers, George A Elliott
represented Moro Phillips & Co.. and
bondholders, and r G. Bradford
represented the defendant corporation.
Judge Wales reserved bis decision for a
few days.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Win rake Unro Himself a WIfs

Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Dora L Makinzie to John +. Nj.
CIR mt, the genial clerk OF F. Q. White
lock. a Philadelphia division supervisor
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in this city. The ceremony will be
held at the home OF the groom's parents
In Nawark
Evening journal., 1892-03-09


NEE YORK. week days. s@. .7l7. Tm
NEW YORK, sundays. % Os. y II. 30 80 a
m, tl2 "a, o., % 8S. 7 81 y m.
bOsION,'b o6,p.m DAILY ,With Puliu. an IN ct
sleeping cars running ,agough 70 Boston With
paesengerei In b. q N. station. Boston.
PHlLA ADELPHlA, week days, - O6. o pe.
.,s s., n n 90 % g 90 ~ =! o. - So 10 g.
05 IS 3s, Q 4b, y .39, 8 90, 10 90, 30 55 D m
PHILADELPHIA. sundays o Os. 8 20 = II,
ses s 49, lS o. g s = g a. = rs 81 q g 10 ~ ~ 10 IS g
CHESTER, week days. q os. 500 as 47l7,
m; II co. = %. B o. 10. s O. s $. SIS. Tsa.
30, 100, 40 90 d. m.
CHESTER. sandays. % %. 90; ~. 7@.
q os 40 q % = 4 Is 60 a. M 81 ~ 20 o. TO- 0o'
Atlantic City, week days, I'll m.
IL 2 81 D m Sundays, 2 u. m. = 30 p M.
BALTIMORE ANb lIs5r 0A1sa 0WA1saINeroN q "a,
OF, g a. zoos a. m; s12 10. S2.05 50. = 20,
BALTIMORE and Way stAtiOns.7 o. m.
Baltimore and principal st4tIens on Phila.
delphia Division, 10 06 a. m. daily
NEWARK, DBL, -. 7os 3 q, 30 % na.
PITTSBUhH..5 y, a. m, 40 p. ni- aaily.
CINCINNATI AND ST 81. LoIJIS IS 10 -Hn' =. n
sINGERLY AC0OMMoD ALTON. 7t2a n.
b, IS and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBER6A ACCOMMODATIONS, week
days, Z 02, II 20, a. m. So and 4 s. m. ,y n
DAYS 30 a. m. and 40 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days. 5 3b, q 30 Y "A,
,ss g. 5, III %, m; nss 80 sss' s@
For baltimore. week days. G5S. 50. IS Is,
and sam,
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia . isinn. a3 a. m. daily. except
Sunda~ sundays. IS N
Fo .iandenDerg and way stations, week
days, Q 80, 10 30, a. m; fb. % 2 M. sun
days, % m; 5 90 D m.
Chicago, and Pittsburg s6.25 a m. daily,
excau' Sunday; q. 5 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. 'l-oo, q. m. daily
except Sunday
Lv. PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON
Weekdays, 4.l5, 200. s5, s8l5 40 3 So,
1000. III 35 a. m l2 90 noon. As. %, %. 4 %,
4e 20, "b 5, %. 'b 81. %. = 22, 40, 10 10,
SUNDAY, AIS, 800, .ei6 So sess, l0O,
III 35 m.,l2 O0 noon, 70, 90 a o. 90. e 81.
$50, = a2. 10. 1910 and II % p. N.
Telephone, No. 1873
Rates TO Western Points lower than via any
other line. Q. o. SCULll 6feA.l Pass- Agent.
]. It. ODhLL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Va. lt Rudolph schullz,

The unknown dead body Of the man
found near the Principle station, Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad, on Saturday last, is now thought
to have been that Of Rudolph Schultz, OF
New York, as papers found near by where
he was discovered and a paWnDroker's
bear that name.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Senator George Gray went to Washing
ton this morning.
Charles P. Cotton has retUrnei home
from Hampton, Va.
Mrs. M. NJ Crawford and Charles
Crawford. OF Albany, N. Y, were in this
city to-day.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
A Now Brldrs over Darby Creek,

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company is building
temporary bridge over Darby creek. In
a short time work will be commenced on
a new three-a arch bridge to replace the
old one The bridge will be a four
tracked one and will be quite an improve.
over the old one.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
A smoke Consumer rested

The Shaw locomotive which is we'll
known throughout railroad circles in this
city WAS run over the B. & o railroad
yesterday With a new device to consume
smoke attached to its stack The latest
invention was on trial. The consumer
worked effectively. The inventor also
claims that he has an invention to in
crease the steam power.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Clerical Meeting A. Bishopstead.

The meeting OF the Clerical Brother
hood of the Diocese of Delaware at
Bishopstead, yesterday afternoon, was
poorly attended because of the bad
weather. The Free Church System
was the subject under discussion.
Church Extension" will be discussed at
the next Meeting.
Evening journal., 1892-03-09
Preparatory Communion services.

Special services preparatory to com
munion next Sunday ars being held in
Central Presbyterian Church this week.
The sermon last night was preached Dy
Rev. DR.. Miller Of Newark, who will
also preach next Thursday A meeting
for the purpose Of receiving applicants
for church mem 5ership will be held to
night at the close Of the service.