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Evening journal., 1892-04-29
CITY NEWS IN eRIsE.

The handsome law ofises of Lore &
Emmons at,Ninth and Market streets are
being beautifully decorated.
The Newark base ball team was de.
feated at the Riverview grounds yester-
day by the Y. M. @. A. team by a score
of IS to s.
Officer Gainor shot a supposed mad
dog beyond Third street bridge last night
and disturbed the usual quiet Of that
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips, who were married
in Dover on Wednesday, have taken ur
their residence at No 604 East Eleventh
street, this city,
Miss Lizzie Pinder and William Hazell
both of this city, we're married last night
Rev j. d. Q. Hanna performed the cere-
mony at the southeast corner Of Ninth
and Spruce streets.
William A. Ball Of this city and Miss
Clara A. Mcdaniel, also Of this city
were married at the home Of the brides
parents, No 225 Jackson street, last
night, by Rev. J. d, @. Hanna.
William d. Cary, whose arrest wai
chronicled in yesterdays EVENING
Journal, was taken before aited Statel
Commissioner Smith yesterday after
noon and held In $3.50 bail for the jun
term Of court for riding the malls,
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
ElR. nEPARrMtNr PoLl1lcs.
An Knort 10 he Made 10 Break the Cora
bfnatfon.

An Knort TO he Made TO Break the Com
bination.
The biennial election Of chief and first
and second assistant engineers Of the
Wilmir gton Fire Department will be held
on May 10. The "combination" has al
ready stated its ticket, but the anti
combination men will try TO break it.
Each company casts a vote. There
are eight companies, not including the
Water Witch, which has not yet been
recognized by City Council.
The "combinatiou" companies are the
Weccacoe. Friendship, Washington,
Phenix and Liberty. The "anti- combi-
nation" companies are the Reliance, Del
aware and Fame Hose. This gives the
combination hve Of the eight votes, and
/ It Is upon the strength OF those votes
that the following slate has been made
Chief Engineer-Dennis Shields OF
/ Weccacoe.
First Assistant-James Dickinson Of
Washington.
Second Assistant-Alexande Cloud ol
! Friendship
In order to break this slate 70 would
be necessary to secure two combination
companies or one with the Water Witof
with them. If recognized.
City Council has not yet taken actor
upon the demand Of the Water WiJel
Company fer recognition and an appro
prlation. The appropriation will not b
acted upon until the latter part OF MAJ
and the company would probably be re
fused a vote unless Il was favorable Il
the combine. The indications are thAl
the slate will be the successful one.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
nor svoH A nuDDLE.
Lawyers Laugh At n Dover Letter and
MeraiuE News Editorial On the Special
RBosaion.

Lawyers Laugh 1t Dover Letter and
MsraiuE News Editorial on the special
nsession.
The legal fraternity OF. this city has
been laughing all day over the nonsensi-
cal Dover letter on the judgeship muddls.
and the equally senseless editorial COM
menting thereon In the Morning News.
The Dover letter was In effect that
a special session could not be called be-
cause the death Of ex Governor Hall left
vacancy In the Senate That
special eleetion would have 10 be
called, and the vacancy filed before the
General Assembly could be called OF act,
aud that the election and registration
laws are imperative, because regiHtrA-
tion Is required, the districting Is not
completed and the election officers not
yesterday the EVENING JOURNAL
printed the constitutional provision for
removing the judges. II was plain and
to the point, stating that the governor
could remove them Al his discretion upon
the address Of two thirds Of the General
Assembly.
The Dover letter Of the Morning
News not only distorts this. but II also
garblss section 80, chapter 2i. vol. XIV.
OF Delaware Laws, leaving out its Vital
provision, which is the key to the whole
} situation.
THz VACANCY is IN THR SENATE.
The section referred to is as follows:
III a vacancy shall happen In the
House Of Representatives. after an ad-
| journmsnt without day OF the
| General Assembly no writ Of
election shall be issued under section 81.
unless the governor shall also Issue a
writ fer convent ig the General As
sembly."
There Is no vacancy In the House Of
Representatives IL is Ia the Senate.
The law cannot be misconstfueted be-
cause IN the other sections the words
General Assembly" are used. The best
lawyers In Wilmington say that a special
session can be called Notwithstanding
the vacancy In the Senate, and that II
twenty members on Joint ballot recon-
mend removal, that is all that Is needed.
BLACKSTONE WITH wHELEN AEERx.
When the letter vas shown to lead
ing lawyer this morning he laughed and
said.
when whslen begins expoundIng
the law Il Is time for the lawyers 10
1
the lawyers Of this state combine 10
have special session, they eau do It
and make the Law plain enough TO satisfy
everybody"
The editorial Of Blackstone Is founded
on the Dover correspondents knowledge
Of the intricate points Of constitutional
law, aud is. II anything, even more
absurd in It's partisan spirit Speaking
Of Il another wsll.known lawyer said
Just ask Mr.. Sperry II be would ad
voeate a mixed bench In the Supreme
Court, when Republican Presi'
dent had ths appointing power
He forgets that the bench Of Della
ware has only been Democratic
few years. II politics counts oI
the bench Chief Justice Comegy
never was Democrat Judge Cnllen 10 I
Whig Republican. Judge Vale
z was Republican. Judge
! Grubb and Culleu, recent appointees
q are the only two on the beach Who hav
o been Identified with the Democrat
/, party"
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
TELLING THE TRUTH PAYS.
Money Made BY Honest Advertising


Truthful always the advertising being
done by the Adam Forepaugh Shows for
this year, 1892, would severely test the
confidence Of the readers and beholders
If they did not know that they had never
before been deceived by the announce
ments made by these great shows. But
this year they are advertised that they
will exhibit so much more than they
ever did before; that they are so much
larger, grander and better than not only
they but all other shows have ever been,
that at FIRST the suspicion Is naturally
aroused that the shows are depending
upon their always heretofore unssssil-
able reputation for veracitY and hon
esty, to mske the public believe what
they say aud patronize the shows In such
numbers as to make them SO much money
that the proprietor need not care what
people may think Of him In the future
But, no. 1t is positively known that
such is not the case. Fortunately
newspaper exchanges place editors
In close touch with all other sec
tions Of the country, and through
them they can learn exactly the character
Of any travelling concern. so that there Is
no necessity for the public to remsin In
| ignorance OF DC QcccifcQ IN lula auFauCtt
aga when it is within the comprehensive
power Of the press to enlighten then
upon any and all subjects. II is pleas
ure to state. therefore, that the Adam
Forepaugh Shows are most favorably
reported by the press wherever they
have appeared thus far this season in
deed, the reports are so extre nelly favor
able that they seem born of an enthusi
asm that they could be aroused only By
the extraordinary and entirely unpre
cedsnted magnitude and merit o
the great shows, These press report
invariably state that the shows ar
actually larger, grander and better thsl
advertised, and entirely worthy OF publi
patronage to the fullest degree. The
will be here on Monday, May 2. and 1t
confidently expected that this paper wi
have the pleasure Of chronicliBg the en-
tire pleasure OF the public in receiving 8
much amusement, entertainment ana il
struction as it seems certain is provide
by the Adam Forepsugh Shows.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
before A cRoMoep HOUSE.
Hundreds of Women Greet MRS. Long
shore-Pott-, M. ID. at the Grand Opera
Houne

Hundreds of Women Greet mrs. Long
shore-Pott-. M ID. AT the Grand Opera
House.
Mrs. LongsAore- Potts, NJ. D.. gave her
initial lecture Yesterday afternoon Rt the
Grand Opera House, Long before the
usual hour for opening. the room was
hacked by an audience composed entirely
of women. Among these were many OF
the best-known of Wilmington. Mrs.
Potts is rather a short woman,
with an intelligent face and sweet,
pure, and unusually undulated
voice. She began by saying that her
work WAS to call the attention OF persons
to self. Sickness aud disease existed In
almost every household Those who
ought to be strong and robust are weak
and languishing Womsn were In the
same state and worse The majority of
women were i'll to day. nigh unto death.
their great silent sufferings preventing
their being as pleasant at times as they
would otherwise be. All being the
result of violating certain fixed
laws Of nature-lsws as inscrutable as
any laws Of Heaven OF earth and II be-
hooves us as intelligent creatures to con-
slider the causes of all these diseases,
these prostrations aud deteriorations of
body and mind Children die and It is
said that God In Bis goodness toek them,
whereas the truth was parents by theiI
( ignorance Of the laws of nature. sent
their little ones back TO God.
The eloquent lecturer asserted that
there are many causes fer diseases among
women that do not apply to men. She
spoke of the excessive indulgence In
amusements and the lack OF precautior
among girls in dancing, skis ling, horse
back riding, etc The natural and un
natural formation Of a womans waisi
was illustrated, and mothers were urged
to keep corsets of their girls.
The lecture eliclted intense interest
throughout ard It was delivered with
every care for chastity, and matters witt
delicate reference we're clearly and
plainly presented in a way that coulC
not offend the most fastidious The same
lecture will be delivered this Afternoon
and at the matinee tomorrow.
Wednesday night, the only lecture t
both sexes, will be given on the grea
subject of Love, Courtship and Mar
riage." II was this lecture, when de
liversd in London in 1887 which startel
the great newspaper controversy is mar
riage a fRilure2
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
NEXT YEARS APPROPRIATIONS.
The Estimate Is so Large That an In
crease In the Tax Rate WIN Probably
Result.

The Estimate Is so Large That an In
crease In the Tax Rate WIN Probably
Result.
The session of City Council last night
was a busy Que, and the proceedings
brought to light strong possibility that
as 4 result Of Republican extravaganza,
the FAX will be increased during the next
fsc. year.
Ci, Treasurer Adams made the fol-
lowinf report: Balance In bank to cur
rent e. -nses, el7,074 So; received OF
John J. Mealey, tax collector, $500
Edmund Mitchell, Jr., tax collector.
S625
City Audi or Biilany returned a can
celled check drawn to the order of l. +.
Belts for $25.25. it having been dnpli-
Gated by mistake.
A communication from George w.
Vernon asking that a Judgment fol
5000 rs, In the Joseph l.. Killgore case.
which has been hanging fire since 1871
be settled The members were Ignorant
Of the facts In the case and the matter
was referred to the city solicitor for IN
vestigation.
The G A R invitation TO participate
in the Memorial Day demonstration wa
accepted.
The extra interest appropriation ordi
dance was returned to Council by Mayo
Wiley and proclaimed law.
The following garbage bills wer
passed Thomas Fagsn, S49S 93; Fred
erick Winchester, $l35 SO; Lelion Col
Inns, $1S1.25.
The April interest list, amounting d
81. CAT so, was passed.
In answer to Councilman Murray
resolution of inquiry Collector Edmun'
Mitchell, Jr., reported that in 1890 h
had collected 1896, 1856 73, and In 1s9
$2i9, 952. 40; Collector John ] Mealey re
ported collections In 1890 of 1901, 1913 %
in 1891, S1S7, 692 &c. They informs
Council that they could not tell th
amounts due unless the books wer
audited.
The following estimates for the cominI
fiscal year we're reported by the depart
ments: Board of Education, $l34, $50
Street and Sewer Department, .$13S, $50
park commissioners. sac, 900; police com
missioners, $S1, $40 "A. This is an in
crease of $40, SAC "a over last years 81
preparation and will probably necessitat
an increase in the tax rate.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Jeandell-suIIlran NuptIals.

Joseph Jeandell and Miss Anna Sulli-
van were married in st Mary's R O..
Church last night, by Rev. Father
Kelley. Miss Clara Sullivan was brides
maid and Frank Jeandell, groomsman.
After the ceremony the couple held a re-
ception at their home. at No. 1907 Lincoln
street. Among the many presents were
a silver tea service, clocks, lamps, a
side board, silver pitcher, dishes, table.
linen and many articles too numerous tc
mention. Among those present were
Harry Beck and wife, Steward Mailing
and wife, William Hamilton and wife
James Dougherty and wife, John Forrest
and family, John Dugan and family
Frank Jesndell and family, John KeogL
and family, Charles Stradley and family
John Hubert and family. Mrs. JAM
Murray and family, Misses Tillie CurrRn
Name Daily, Emily and Lou Richmsu
Mary Collins of Dover, Frank McNulty
Peter Lenoff, William Dougherty, EuFen
and Arthur Sullivan, Mrs. Ellen Sullivan
and family, John Sullivan aud family
Mrs. Kate Sullivan and daughter an
Mrs. Ellen Katy all Of Washington.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
bic Mu.lcale At weceaeoe HaII.

The Weccacos Fire Company is holding
big fair and bazaar in Weccacoe Hall,
Second and Jackson streets, and the
house is crowded nearly every night.
This evening will be one of the
most eventful of the bazaar.
The First Regiment Band, in full
uniform viii give one Of it's cele-
brated concerts under the leadership OF
Director Wallsmith. Between the con-
cert pieces, Albert's full orchestra will
play selections for dancing and everybody
viii have an opportunity of enjoying
themselves. Tha fremen are anxious tc
see all their friends there.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
LEMON rIIxIR.

Pleasant, Elokant,i Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
Tor 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 shove named diseases
| all Of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. b. MOTLEY, At
lants, Ga. 5Oc and 81 per bottle, at drug
gists.
LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Els
CANT and reliable.
% cents At druggists. Prepared Ouly
by Dr.. d. Motley, Atlanta. Ga
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
A BANK oashIer welded.

Caleb NJ Steward, cashier of the
National Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine was welded to Miss Irene
Simmols at the home of the brides
parents, Ne 30S West street, last
night by Rev a. Ashton Henry.
The bridesmaids were Miss Gibney
and Misses Annie Chambers and Julis
Porter Of this city. The groomsmsp was
Albert @. Phillips. The ushers were
Joseph B. Simmons, Arthur Il. Garrett
and william Steward. A reception was
held at the house and the couple left on
a wedding trip North.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
A Patroiman raI.ss a VIE.

Patrolman William Gum and Miss
Annie Toy were married by Rev. Father
DOnshoe, IN st. Joseph's R. O. Church, last
night The bridesmaid was Miss Annie
Griffith, and groemsman, James Gum,
brother of the groom. After the ceremony
the couple repaired to-the home Of the
brides parents at Rising Sun, where 8
reception was rendered them. They re-
csived many useful presents. Among them
was beautiful silver tea service from
the members Of the police force.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
BACKWARD WEATHER

One day cold, the other
warm, does not move coats as
we like it to. and they must
move. If the weather does
not do it the price certainly
will. You need the coats, we
need the money. People know
when they see bargain. We
have the bargains, the largest
ones you will probably see
this season. Just imagine, a
five dollar REFER, light, dark or
medium color, pearl buttons,
all-wool goods, $375. We
closed a lot of samples from a
jobbing house at our own
price and will sell them at a
very low price. Sizes broken
of course. but if we have your
size it will pay you to look at
them. Double and single
breasted, handsome patterns
and latest cuts and finish. We
keep an expert bushelman and
if you are hard to fit, we will
alter them to your satisfaction.
We want tomorrow to be a
banner day in our Coat depart
Iment.
Other departments are
booming over with seasonable
things, and our prices defy
competition.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
xAfLROADs
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD Raj. WAY OF AMERICA
protected throughost BY the
interlockinR switch aud Biook sigma
System.


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protected throughout by the
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30. 81, %. Q At. lQO5. ~ 10 II 10 ii 81 1851
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Accommodation, 0 %. %, Tn.ss. m1amu
II %. "a, %. %, 20, 8 40, -, and lo0pm.
For Chester gexpreesl, s., fso egl 20,
81 @s0 = e. lo05, II %, II 81 a m. $ ol. 8.
Accommodated, 800. sB, TW, sts. Is.
l@ am, Il ss,s %, Is. 4 s6. 5 50, 20 10 and
New York, l IS, $50, ,4@,sm.sm smls
10 10, II 81 N, si2lo, 12&. lm, 3M
10, Y. 500. Is q, 0e. 1879 IL, and 10 4 m
For Boston, without change, 1915 n N. and
For West Chester, via Lamokin. % and
Qe q m, 2 Is and 3 b pm.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediata
citations, 40 M. IL 30 and Q % m
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 10
an. " 10. u, 45 and oe p n and u 70 night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, - D m
Baltimore and Washington. g SOL oil,
10 lb, and II % m, n06, 81 u, 500 "a
Trains for delaware Division lsavs 'r ;or
New Castle, 10 ll.2 m. 80. . 50.t io.e IS,
o.e9, 80 m, and IL % night.
For LeweB, alb a. ma % D. M.
Harrington. Deimar. ana way stattonn Is
am. Harrington and way statlona, 80 D m.
Express for Dover. Harrington aud DslllAr,
l ii II m, ~ y m. and u Ol night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrna,e 6 81 IN.
hNpreaa Tor Cape Charles, Ola folnt COM
/ fort, and Norfolk. II Is a n and II ol nigh.
mington, lexpress) SO, %. O.7T,o8l. no % 20,
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia lexpresal, IS, 2 10. ~
5 0,eQ,n 6l.a m. %, 0b, 5Oi. sic, & b. 8 %.
zcce%medstIoS. 7oO. SOS. 8 m. Hu.i@
i tOd, 20 and 10 20 y m.
For Chester lexpress). 1 b5. 40. s 80. ? 90,
a 81 an. o.. o 30, % and sIs pm.
Accommodation, 00. $50. m. 1910 l4
For New York (expressj, / IS. aB. sy. 2 %
sbo, Il 81 am, i2.l0. lSa. e os 4 o, 50, 06.
| q II, % and l0.a m.
For Boston, without change, bpm.
For West Chester. via lAmokin, o a m,
For New Castle. Q 80 D N and IL ~ niRht.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Oomiort and
Norfolk, u OF night.
For MidIdIot9wa, ClAysoa DoyssE, WgolssinIsE.
| Laurel and DelmAr, IL OF night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 l6, OF. 10 10 .
m, ~ o., b&, EOS, 74O, 8 20 p m and u ~
Baltimore, only % m and 10 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, Tor WI,
T I 0s. ~, 20, as II l6. il % h, NJ. n and q g &
night.
Accommodation, s8s, 1923. m. is IS.
1905, 0 40, 8 80, 10 O3 and II % D "a.
For further information pesseng0rs Ar -ts
ferred TO the ticket oiiice at the station.
~ Congressional Limitf Evprcea trelnn
composed entirely OF Pullman Veatibuie Par
lor and Dining Cars.
Nl Limited Express trains. composed OF
| Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars Vestibulo
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
CHAS. E. PU9H, }. X. WOOD.
General Manager Cen. Pasr. Agena
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
he Romovsd the Blot.

This morning Clerk Of the Orphans
Court AeWhorter removed from an old
record a scroll that was put on the book
in the year l744. He did 1t to test the
virtue Of modern ink erAdicator. II
not only removed the blot, but re
stored the yellowed paper to its Origina
whiteness. The paper was executed IL
the reign Of George II, of England Th'
record is the oldest In the Office, dating
back to 1742
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Roast Dinners.

Upon the earnest solicitation Of our
numerous patrons we have resumed our
Roast Dinners These dinners were sue
cessful last season and will doubtless be
appreciated this season by those who
wish an elegant meal at moderate
price without going home to get It.
J. L. HAYWOOD,
No. 4West Fourth Street.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
rroop win Go 70 Cnmdeu.

Troop will go to Camden, N. j., on
May IS, as guests Of GAttling Gun
Company B, Sewell Guards, N.
g. N. ]. Fifty of Delnware's 3
crack troop will 60. They will not
be mounted, and will participate in the
parade on foot. They will drill three
nights q week until the day set for the
demonstration
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
ALONE wedding.

Miss Annie Coyle and George Frank
Thorp we're married at their future home
No. S22 Chestnut street last night, Rev.
K. L. Hubbard, Phi. d. performed the
ceremony. A reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorp after the ceremony.
They were congratulated by many
friends
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
"pnIrr naaids, supper. ?.

A caHtata entitled the Dairy Maids
Supper" was given by the "Hearts-ease
Circle" Of the Kings Daughters in the
old Second Baptist Church. on the north
east corner Fourth and French streets
last night. The cantata was very
pretty one and was a success.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Judge CIayton's Daughter Suicides.

City Treasurer's Clerk Price has rs-
ceived q letter from Elizabeth, n. j., in
which it is related that Mrs. Carrie
OubOsq. daughter of Judge Clayton of
Thurlow, Pa, committed suicide by
shooting herself She was we'll
known to maRy persons in
this city. The deceased was about 20
years old and leaves two children. Her
brothers love affairs have worried her
very much Of late, aud 1t is said that
brooding over them made her desperate.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29

VIII the Republican leaders OF Cor
ruption Hall demand another extension
Of time At the hands Of Delinquent Tax
Collector Finck; or win Solomon Hersey
and the negro commune be called into
requisition7
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
personal PARAGRAPHS

William CoOeh Of COosh's bridge. is in
this city to-day.
Ex Governor B. T. Biggs was in New
York yesterday.
E. Edwin Ksigwin Of New York
is visiting his parents at the Clayton
House.
Leonard E. Wales Jr. has entered the
Law Office of HOffecker 4. .Hoftecker as q
student.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Tboss v ho dance MAY Dance Here.

Large crowds continue to visit the
Warren Athletic Fair, now being held In
Institute Hall. An orchestra has been
engaged and will give a concert
each night. After the concert dancing
will be the order Of the evening. This
will add much to the many attractions Of
the fair. By special request the bazaar
will open TO morrow afternoon at 2
O'closk for the benefit of school children.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Flnad For rraannaa

At the Municipal Court this morning
Ward McGinty ard John Thorn were fined
Stand cost for drunkenness. Levi rhom-
son was fined 50 and cost for trespass-
ing at the gas house. The charge Of
larceny against William Murphy was
dismissed. The charge against Sylvester
Gandio, OF q bestisl crime. was continued
until tomorrow morning the prisoner
being held in 90 900 bail.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
DIEp.

DORSEY --on April 20. Jane Dorsey, aged
40 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from Fourth and Webb streets,
At st. AIMS r. G. Church. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
Rev. lR. W. Todd 10 Lecture.

A lecture will be delivered in Harrison
Street NJ e. Church on Saturday even
ing by Rey B. W. Todd of Dover,
editor of the Conference Chronicle Mr..
Todds subject will be "Old Time Schools
and Schoolmasters.
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
nnnhla waddInr

double wedding was celebrated at the
Sacred Heart Church by Father Ambrose
yesterday. The couples were: Franz J.
Krastel and Miss Margaret Fuchs land
Andrew Fuchs and Miss Barbara Valen
tine
Evening journal., 1892-04-29
InterestInr MoeuIiion BunRIe.

Wilmington Conclave No. Il. Ancient
O.der Of Adhesive Mogullions, held their
regular bungle last night. and initiated
Eve new members. 1t was a very inter
estinz buDgle.