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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TwExTY.roUKTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election DISTRICT an ,hst y"r
sf iar s iiscr 'O G s}cauc fa.t Eighty
s;ond oP r ps ds s s 1 sq@a" EAT al '.' e Ra'
Srs stot second a,cac. ia-. lrhiy-secona s'rct ard
1fid ihlrG Election ,.rc, shall contain that part Of
e ny r.i avenue a. Ii h5yecond street. second
''' 4as Fourth Election D,uc; sail conA a mat pat
avenue from last lr',.scold ,'i.ei To- - I..tl',
t ma Nt.,a- ~ = - fl2.. aIc.ue'
u. INV i.@ = D., aid Iag vIin.l W.; I'D. a. t,,a,
.tec 'to and ,e 5r ,'c o, f',' LsAty oa- street.
TAe siS:h Erection D,tict shall contain a ~. l"rt 81
ssee s' Las. Ind aicaae La.i Lsat-,'aoe ,et and
Avenue ,,,.,.o, D,,,.ct shall contain sl nat peri
Of ~ cty h'an I'd n sal .e Dt4 ,'c -'e I'd q
lat H.. ty fourth stree; h l"'' ina a., l ." Ia,t
i've is. NV. tc pore -'ee o. t. J. si ', ,.
fss i1 I. i1I ,esc, lie 10 ia u 'st
49,; s IorS lbs Of F,-, j. ch;y street ION East
Ina Ina, s F , % S's oon tx, L.n,td ia-
Lghty.fourrh stf'e'. .....,, ~ ,.,, .o-.
Of H. cty eo-;d-d ly aa wing vt" ,ogh a, ,,e
Iast Eigaiy,.oc';h 81 Id 4 Xvc1u 4 tom ia,, Eighty
T,s Wan lJ@rton pl,ct -la contain all tn part
-, w. Iyoue A. last Eighty -third street. ana
Inc Ieath Election Dt.,rc' shah co2an a!l h' par
fourth re- I.ist avenue. El't i1sht!h.id street @"e
Ibc Eic,tnth Election D~tnc, han contain az that
a.r u IT,. citv bounded ana Wing Mur D." i.Sht,
oIr'l street second 3,eruc Las II'HN VI- 'i'c "u
Third avenue.
fh Election D tr.ct shall contain all M Pant
o. me ii, BOUNDED and WING Wttln i'i> IH"'a.
>,h street Thru a,cu". las Eighty i''''" street "'"
lhc ThIccn, Election Di,fitt 81 al. 'onian AZ tAt
u Che iuun1ed 1nf Nint "t""i
fft stree. second last LsHty-lOdIu 7y'e "''
H. Eo,,,nenth Election Dsiri, shall contain ~ That
10 founded within East T. fhtN-
IN ~, lr,t at9u, East ilcnty-foufth street. ana
....,t., Metric, shall contain
r, - ~, i, I'D by aid wing within Lat J. ght-
Gitb =, ~ Ay,ge g. iast gty.iJurth street ond lifst
Ihe sixteenth Election D>tric: shall contain 81 nat
nat II NJ civ bounded by aud wing within Id,t Es'.
nm trre Ea,, lnd Avenue. last ESh'5 'olIh street.
'"O nrre,h Election Dstric: shall contaia al That
~ o., 49, - tr.udrI hy aid wing within f-t Eighty
.y. strro, tost rrer Eo-t flchty.fourth tree East
'~y ,, fs'iioa Dstl.ct shall contain all
mai - 80 r,, landed by l,ag luiin Eat Eighty
sxh cc, tyrnue l. Eist Eighty NTH street. ana INST
",l'r >,, I,,oc,,oo district shall contain all taat
a,i Of De- III, bounded by and lying within Eat ghy,
yib stIat ti,.t lN,,uc Last Eight NTH street. aud
second avenue 49,,
Twci;ict. Election District shan contain al mat
Iar . flc CITY tYurded hN qua NR "t i>'.t gnu
sat strt second Avenue Last I-s"S '"i" 'Ic''' "''
IhlN atc..t. ,.,, ......r. Ill a.
Inc Twcriy.ar,i Election District Sha contain an os'
PAT " the cit. luun1ei b. 0d Nhg WitHiu I"st I.sHH
ninth It, taiA avenue East Ei-ht) >iNh sIeeV anu
and Fliti avenue. ., -.,.,. -, .,..,
1Ar Treny-se oud Election D;sr't 'l'A coValh al" n"'
Is't o. tac cas- bound" by a'e , 80 6
eNcth street. Itiia avenue. ia I~-A '''~' '''''' "a"
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Gleltlon Nolilc.

one Hundred and Eighteenth street. Lexington avenue
st one Hundred snd seventeenth street lhlrl avenue
The ihiF1yelghth h-e.,oG Dist, -hali ,cRs'h a.,
that pax q" u- Guy bounded ly md wing VIM" -
one iun1 ed ana sixt-rn'h STREE. Third avenue I~A'
Ca Hundred and Fourteenth sir.e; LeNngi'a acme
Lat Ou@ Hundred ana fifteenth street, aid PAX avn :
The Thirty -imth ton D.,;ft sio con. az va 80,
lagt ~ ~" city bounded BY 8nd Eng N+'hA i-I',
one Hundred and Sixteenth stree, PARK atr-r'. LAT
Hundred AID Fourteenth street ana Madison AZ
The rotten T." lol D.~fl.ct -hai contain -. p.
I1rt . ne NV bounded By and wing within " ~ :,
one lunt"d ana Eighteenth street East one liNii !,
ana Eighteenth street Park avenue. Tast on@ Hr'dl a
AMI SNt"cnh street Olson avenue las ono H., ~
ard Fourteenth street W . one Hundred ana fVA4-
tccnth street. and seventh avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
rwENry.slxrn ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

mart inc Of 'i the civ Goandcd by and lying within ~
2gg licna an i Aa t e s and f i'1 , '
The s~ond tle9ior bi',li't ,n"n .o"'ain a." f'. ,
$as liend5a "a $Aj6 -,c i'r sSSaa" LIT one
The Thid Election D.stnct san contain al that
Ia', o. g. c{ .oonSr" ~ aT r F5 ~'"'n ., o.,
Hundr,a aid syn street. ana Pan" avenue, ....
Iart . &C., c -gpaaei a sqd iyH. w''1'n o s'i
.:a.drs! al s'1caj, sjfce,' .al I,se a,,'uc.
n. e, I I'll. 'ps sae D'''r re .4 ' G' rs a. ' Ia.
e.. g"i'1 t 99a sA,s '@ Hi a,S ss'' iN' '
Jag; q IT, c,y loe4a.a - i,,na h"s T''n &C.,,
.ana,sa and Fii. ,'nei. od second a,,'lc ~. ,..
,ar. u hr o.ir bounded Ay aga wing within I.1-t
tne Iluudsr1 ara N'ntl stree 49, em it''' Ii'' one
Gt Er Ee,,oa I.-e' .Y' H. ..a'an ,: al '',.
5a a' nunsrd ana ,etc4u, -.'co. seoal o.o. Ia,
o-s llu.ir 'la Si\'h ig ana "a an aa.
ls'' e. ne c{ goaa' .i.; s.i ,4 Ynt n ia,, o
Iiura.' r.ntn Eggo,on D,,r -4ai contain al Ma,
dnc a scd All Nnth street : .o"1 a. elqo. LIST one
i1c ",tn, Election District snail contain al tha'
la,' , ~ , si Nint Street lind aytnu. "a, Onc
Hundred Sn1 RI , bIirct ssa CONTAIN a. that
-, ~ thc "it, bonded ~ and lying within Is,,
,fndI gH3 ,g Xn, ' .rcc ara L>iasto Avenue
The II ,ic i1 5ogGed ~ ara ync within ist
o., unard ana g 'h ;,ee; a1d Xxx aacrae
one Hu9d,t i.p ,inu u strci ,a contain al tina,
y" -" iourdrI ~ ana wing within Il-f
,t I Il lnc a4d %nrh street Mai,o a,ene' ist
u.'" lu'Il',' " .'i..ot and Llfft aA,Y.a
hnn'fr1 ".u Tion District sh, roiair al that
!"' INV .o9nt,d by ana ly.n4 within Est
o.. i'u,1i," az tpf s,Ic"t Madison avenue Last ono
Hundred diia ir.'" 80, and / Nh a,,,,,.
Hunlicl anu ,.f' T.iIirt snail ,otf,fu al that
me 9A' ~, i,lnGrl ly and living within Inst
one iiuhlf'l A'H ~, ~ ,r..t ,ri parF ,rou,ic
The ''.'n'cc,y" htVndDI iy and Irinc " nm Tas.
oue Hundred ami We ga 'rt "a '.-' -
One Hundred ana irLl. rU,' ,,o al IN,
The Eighteenth ct unl ~ ava ,'ii. ,
gne randl,i and Tuerh street Harlem r.yci Last on"
Hundred and Ninth street aiu on "c', , 81. that
The Nineteenth -, t3I ana iri," 40 HIN III
part . he city o"ld"i Avn, n HE t'~1r Ia.t
one Hundred and Twelfth street f''' avenue anu WAN
Island ,i. .,o, ..,... ti Tin,
lie Twentieth Election D ,,riet 'hn.i cont'in all f."
part - Tie c'ty FOUNDED by m9 hnine r,ih.h
one Hundred and Fourteenth stree Ilf't s'tnu. I''
one Hundred and Twelfth street. ana >rcohd aN'nG' O.,
The Twenty lection Dl'tile shaI contain al h'.
part Of the city BOUNDED Nv an" ,I, ",."n
rne Hundred and Thirteenth street, - Gnu aNrnnr p'''
one Hundred a.d Twelfth sire ara J., N.nt'oh avenue
M TuoIty-sccond Election Distfct sh'iI contain All i
art Of the city bounded by ana wing "ltnln iaI''
Mundrc1 ana Eleventh street ana LrAime,on a. hue
The Twenty ;hri f-"cot I'm ,iiIi,ri -
%,lt I ~ a,a r,eA .,rtot PARK avenue Eat ono
0. Hundred and Eleventh ,tfee, "na Hu's~, a
Tic I"eAXfou.u IIr,sII' 40 "a ci,,r ,,it'in W.
that pat a. the ,tE DuIn.t u; % -, ono iinud,,d
one lIunci"i ana i,,,d ,',,. ,s, ono i1mGr.i
aud Eleventh stfeet tI3 "' ,c "' ''' '''
Tenth street aia -, 80, .,,rl cou,ai, all that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

one irnaFcl s'a foirtlth street. ana Ns9,,'" ~
ar, =; &c ~ bounded BY and lns sth Iiro Ti
ana EFheenth street Psrk avenue. Iast ore HardI q
""5 Forr+ecntb stItc ~, Cre uundred and -Four.
tcenth street and seventh avenue
TwENTY-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Tho First Election Di,c, sh, contain ali tai, par. .,
aud Ninercnth street llqfcA rter last one hiH1f u
The Seeqnd Ee,on D,-ir' sh4 contain a., ' l,, i
and TWteth street Harlem river East one Hundred and
Ni9, T Fct f9a bs ihS contain al TIA, pqrt
last one Hundred and Twentieth street; Pleasant avenue.
rhs Fourth Election District shall cont'in al that PAT;
snd Twcn'y.>ccond street Pleasant avenue Eat on"
III Fnh Election Di.trc, shall cortail all ,ho part 81
thc c% e.9raa ~ . an" Ris Sl,n s Eat one
Grdiqd and Tucnt, coad stcrt ami First 1,eu".
o, the c,y bounded by ond yn- Within at one iand,a
Hundred and IWcnt, fourth street ana : 90 ~ ,t"'
ae - c5 ho@ AND 9i t. a S9G f2 Fs, da 'nd
and Twenty .thrd street Fr-t sveau' iat one Hhndea
The fsh,h Election D,!ri hall cO4tola all hat par;
Of The y bcun1cd ny and lyns within - one
and rwtar;t >.rcc' 2na Nec cd ",g ,o az ,. part
-, IN, ,n houndc Hy ond nng Within E4,t one Hundred
ord twentieth street First avenue" East one Hundred and
Tho Tcnth lection p,I' a contain all all ttat art
S @ c my o1D,f r D WIZ Venue East Hundred
and hghe nth ,'f, fnd Hqqa ay . contain a a,
gar % aGed by ""t yigs ,y yaa e. e. one
HgI s r S,G STcctio nrct ,h, contain all hat
!anelcG and ncayr't ,iot and ti t 2Y" Eat o"'
Tho T.irtronth Election District -hph contain al. "'
r o. taG rd ' S9aneS T $751; a sco"d a,cna
Hundred and Twenty fir, -ir"t ann IhIa M
part Of hr .tx bounded BY and 5irs "'in l'' ',.t
ono Uundr,i ard TncniY ~eroui eoi ana nrl as iH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
election Noiicr

70 second avenue and the west i'd, OF First avenue from
Last l-EAty-"ghl T. ghty-niuth street.
The 1hirysiNt Election District shall that
pat OF The cty bounded by and lying within East Eighty
nnth street Avenue a. Fast EighyieigLt street. ana
First
Inc Ihi!ty seventh Election District shall contain all
that aft - the city bounded by and yiag Within East
Inshtyinth street Eat Eno avenue Last Eighty eighth
street. snd A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Clettlon Noilte.

D5 sao 4@f .a g e. S d h aSe1"s %'
The Fft,oaa. Fiction District sHsn Contain al. aat
Yaft o. The ei,} bounded Gy ana lying w'l ,2S We,
one Hunfsed sad Thirty ree, and Hsh.h S's ma,
t o. The si$ bounded BY gnf yae wA S "S5Gas
s'tng" W., on, HunG,oa ,oa Tt,,sr,h-! stree, Iirlh
syo VT one ondrd An4 TMe9ty nin'4
'sc, end coIgrsu- and cqayat ayea'es o,.,o al s.,
osd and a' ,,e oy "1 apt ss ,TeS@ Wc-t one
Manhattan moo. Va, funded and twenty ia'A
The i4gh'eath Iecto Dl,,-ic: s'aH ronain al hat
d 'n srd ~ oT1sGl y aaa 'E oeIi ,yene We,
oa~ Hundred and Ihlr,icA street iud,on or NO'th
The Nnet r,cto2 Dis:,ic, shall ,eaa!n all t hat
ta~c', ircd, ;; wS.; on H.dcg aad I9lr,y : e.; !,
eycsar. - .,' one Hundred and Th'rtyh.-d street $.
One Hundred and Th.fyscco6a Street and Convent
The Twcn'eh Fiction District shall contain Al, n ,ha,
hundred and fhtr.foprih ~'rret seventh s,erre W'st
one Hundred and Ih.fty-,cccnd street and Ligh'h
iand.,d and 1lIry.G,h ,trcct seventh avenue wrst
0n Hgndcd and yhtv fogr,h s,rcct and Fehth avenue
The T".n'y.second Erection District shall con an az
oao funded and rtlr,,,e96 st;ee, seventh avenqe
Tho Tweu,ythird Fceroq nl-'r,, hail contain al,
one funded Fofty.nfth sroct Edac5omee avcnle
& a'rT Ine 21SIs C2rwnt rogeds a. nv
We, one Hundred and n!r,y.third ,leet. and Hudson
Tie Tvcayfour'h Election District shall ccn,alp al
one Hundred and Foitysecond street. seventh avenue.
w. oae Hundrcd AID Thlr,ycyenth street and Edge.
The T" y; Iscoq p.'trs s snol cqsq wo at
W.T. orr and a a sS % ," cc teT aud B Sd4
Ic vg,ng>lh Election D.rc' shan co.'siT wi al
W.T. one urId''d srd rortyfourt6 street, Bradhurst
a',lnc ,nd .',,b" AZ ~. .,, .,,, -,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22

The New York Herald says this Of a
recent performance Of 'The Oath, 4"
which will be seen at the Academy of
Music for three nights commencing
this evening: Lacy and Lyons com
pany of artists appeared at the Peoples
Theatre last evening in the sensational
comedy drama, 1.-The oath. The man.
ayers have given careful attention to
scenic effect, and the rain storm and the
old burning mill are marvels Of realism
The cast includes a number of we'll
known artists. Edward p. Sullivan
took the part of Seth Randolph. which
he handled in an excellent manner.
Charles Morrell as "Elias Amsden,v the
oath bound. also gave a pleasing presen-
tation Of difficult character Richard
Eastman appeared to advantage In the
dual role of the banker and the blind
miller. Frank Allen and o. H. Cushing
were also well received. The ladies of
the company are all Of unusual ability.
A piquant little soubrette is Miss Leona
Bland, who sang several very pretty
songs The leading role of mabel Ray
mond' was most acceptably filled by
Miss Cora Merrill. There win be a matt.
nee on Saturday
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs Eliz''eih Morris, 70 years old, Of
Hartley, is ~ead
The salary OF Smyrna's postmaster has
been increased from 81 400 to 81, 500 per
annum,
Intelligence has reached here of the
death of Thomas w. Rittenhouse. al
Butte Montana, a former resident Of
Rising Sun. Cecil county His remains
will be brought to Rising Sun and in
terment will be at Zion cemetery. lie
was in the 4Sd year Of his age.
The farmers OF the lower district Of
Witomico county will hold a harvest
home picnic at old Spring Hill Church.
October g. A thanksgiving service will
be held, and all who attend will carry
speciments of their best fruits. vegeta-
bles and grain to exhibit among them
selves.
A special election was held in Sauls
bury yesterday for the purpose of decid-
ing as 10 whether the city shall issue five
thousand dollars worth Of bonds for the
erection Of a market house. The propo-
sition was defeatedby a vote of 1872 TO 53.
The citizens claim that market house
would increase the cost Of living.
Captain White, Of the police schooner
Nellie Jackson says there is great COM
plant with the oystermen that they find
no new growth on the rocks He says
the tongers who take oysters in the
middle grounds" Honga river, as the
great shoals and in the Wicomieo river
say that while the oysters are fat there
is comparatively no new growth This
Is very distressing as the supply will
soon be exhausted if the oysters fail to
put forth their usual 'spat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
THE BRIGHAM YOUNG RACKET
Joseph Con Wanted for Attempting 10
divide His Affections.

Joseph Con Wanted for Attempting to
divide His Affections.
CHEsTERTowN, Nd, Sept. PA we'll
dressed woman, from Wilmington, ar
rived in Chestertown yesterday, went
before Justice II. S. Dodd and swore out
writ against Joseph Goif for bigamy.
She was accompanied by her 5.year-old
girl and 11.year-old boy She stated
that she had been married to Mr.
Golf thirteen years, and when he
left home they were tilling forty
acres Of land near Wilmington.
A man named Golf came to this town
August 1, and after running razzle daz-
zle here for two weeks took out license
and was married by Rev. d. L. Green
field 10 Miss Ida Cooper, a young belle Of
this town. He removed from here 10
Baltimore, where he is now residing.
Mrs. Cooper, the girls mother went TO
Baltimore tonight 20 look after Golf, and
a telegram has been sent 10 Marshal
Frey. Mrs. Gsh, the complainant, is a
native Of this county, being a daughter
of William Cross. The affair has created
quite a sensation in town.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH FLAMES.
Snow Hill People Have a Siege with an
Incendiary's Work.

SNOW HILL, Nd. Sept. 22.-Another
fire occurred here at $50 D. m. on Tues
day. The fire was in the stables in the
rear of Mrs. Leah Tingles residence, on
Federal street. When discovered the
building was in light blaze and by the
time the citizens could get TO work It
was past saving, so attention was di-
rected toward saving the new residence
of George T. Bratton and other property.
The fire was confined TO the stables
II was, no doubt, the work of an in
cendiary, as hired girl, who happened
to be looking out the econd.story win.
dow of the residence Of A. ID. Irwin says
she saw a man approach the stable with a
lighted lantern, observed a flash Of light
from the lantern, rs though il had ex-
ploded, and the man then took TO his
heels. She called the attention Of the
cook TO what she had observed, and be-
fore they.could give the alarm others had
discovered the fire. Today Charles Selby,
a half-grown colored boy was arrested
on suspicion. Judge Rowley had him
sent TO jail TO await hearing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The steamer Fulda from New York, reached
Genoa today
The steamer Spree from New York, arrived
at Bremen.
The steamer Britannia which left New
York September II for Liverpool, arrived at
Queenstown today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Harry V. Pyle Is visiting in smyrna.
Mrs. Rachel Miller is visiting in New
Miss Kate sheldrake is visiting relatives in
Clayton.
John Ransom has been visiting relatives in
smyrna.
Charles Van Fossner is visiting relatives in
smyrna.
w. Farron has been the guest OF Clayton
relatives.
Miss Lou Clayton, of Clayton, is removed
20 this city.
Miss George Carver has returned from
EasiOn, Md.
w. II. Pisrson is at the Westminster Hotel
New York City.
Patrolman samuel T. Brown is at Dover at
tending the Fair.
N. =. Stroller OF Hagerstown, Nd. was In
this city yesterday.
Miss Flora Jester Is the guest Of Mrs. Frank
Sterling in Clayton.
Truman l.. Palmer and wife, OF philadel-
phia, are In this city.
Harry Ash. of Chester, Pa. visited relatives
In this city this week.
William Roberts, Of Chester, Pa, spent
Wednesday In this city.
Mrs Carrie. King. II Jersey City is the
guest Of William Carver.
J. %. Keen. OF Lexington, Ky, was In town
this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Van Leer. of Philadelphia, Is the
guest Of Miss Helen Cheeney.
A. c. Maginnis. Of Baltimore. spent a few
days with friends I'm this city this week.
Miss Bertha GIL. Of near Chestcrtown, Nd,
II visiting friends and relatives In this city.
Mrs. Margaret Benson IS the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey +. Smith in Clay
ton.
Mrs. Frank Sterling. Of Clayton. who has
been visiting friends I'm this city, has re-
turned.
Charles Jones and Frederick Clark OF this
city, spent Monday and Tuesday In Washing
Z ton. ID. G..
Miss Dora Bramble, OF Ccntreville. Nd. Ii
/ visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Lindsey McFar'
lane, in Clayton.
Trainmastsr Bradford Murphey. Of the
Delaware Division. who was recently stricken
with paralysis, Is slow ~ recovering.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MrDDLETOwN, Sept. 22-rhe last race
Of the season 1t the Gentlemen's Driv.
ing Park. en- the outskirts Of the town
viii be given on Friday afternoon, Octo
Der 2. There win be five classes con
sisting of 800, 2J0 colt race buggy
race and running race This race is
given under the management Of w. r.
Reynolds. The young men of Middle
town are endeavoring TO COM
pleto arrangements for grand
ball in the Opera House on the
evening Of October z, as a finale TO the
races ia the afternoon, which are always
largely attended by people from a dis
tance. From the present outlook the
dance Is am assured thing.
The property on east Main street occu-
pied by Mrs A. S. Adams and used as
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
THE BARK CRAPO AGAIN.
She Experiences a Sand Storm
at Sea.
SHOWER OF DUST 100 MILES OUT.

Marriage of Foreman william ID. Greer,
OF the Delaware Iron Works. To Miss
MARY Turner-SIns stopped by the Dis
location OF one screw-AIore Football
Teams Formed.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CASTLE, Sept 22-The bark,
William w. Grape, well-known at all
ports along the Delaware river and
especially well known here, having been
driven ashore here, on February 10, with
her second mate cold in death and her
hulk cut through by the ice now comes
to the front again and the reports one
Of the greatest phenomenas Of the age.
The Grape cleared here on February 10,
after having been beached for repairs in
Jeiierson's dock here, for San Francisco,
60 60 by the Is, 900 mile route TO that
western port. A sand storm in the
South Atlantic ocean was the phenomenal
experience of Captain Hardy and his
crew who have just arrived at San Fran
cisco.
The Grape had just left the port Of Ba-
hia, in Beazil, where she was forced to put
in in distress, and was zoo miles beyond
the Brazilian coast line, and nearly mid
way between the Argentine Republic
and Cape Ct Good Hope. The sun was
suddenly obscured and the vessel lay
trembling in midday darkness The sky
before had been perfectly clear and so
unusually red-so much so as TO attract
the attention of Captain Hardy and his
mate, who observed the atoms forming
between them and the great luminary.
Suddenly the storm came and without a
breath of wind covered everything with
particles Of sand. which ratified upon the
decks like a storm Of slcet
To determine the question as TO the
source from whence the sand came the
captain had several jars filled with sand
or dust swept from the vessels deck,
and sent them TO the United States
photographic officer for microscopic ex-
animation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22

Mrs. B. +. Blackburn and Miss Clara
Blackburn have gone TO Hockessin to
spend the day.
Mrs. r. c. Gordon and Miss Maggie
Gordon left this morning for Newark for
a short visit
Miss Bessie Rogers win return from a
visit TO Wilmington this evening.
Miss Bridget Truckmark, of bridgeport,
n. j., is the guest of Miss Lizzie Hof-
mann at the jefferson House
Miss Reba Saunders Is slightly indis-
posed at her home on Seventh street
Mrs. Mary Weggenman, Of Market
street, has been suffering with a severe
cold.
Miss Lizzie Conner, of Wilmington.
returned home last evening from visit
to relatives here
Mrs William Taliferro is seriously in
at her home on south Ninth street.
William Hudson, of the Riverside
Rolling Mills. has been taking his vaca-
tion this week.
Ray Maynard, Of Vermont coming
from Washington, ID. c., is here TO visit
his brother, Scion Maynard, engineer al
the Riverside Rolling mills.
Miss Maggie A. Myers, Of CLAYTON. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs William J
keotley, of Delaware street and yester.
day Miss Myers entered the Wilmington
Commercial college for a six-months
course in stenography and type-writing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
Preparing the Columbus Day Parade. u

The committee on Columbus day held a
routine session last night. The forma-
ton and route Of parade, IL was an
rounced, will be m ade public at the next
meeting From present indications
nearly 5000 men will be in line. In add
ton to the seventy-fve industrial dis.
plays already assured there will be
number Of floats representing the several
societies. The committee thinks the
parade will be the greatest ever held in
Wilmington
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
oIndIan meron At the Aendemr.

"Indian Hero" at the Academy.
The thrilling border Melo-drama, "The
Indian Hero" held the boards at the
Academy of Music last evening and
played to house Of good proportions.
The well-knOwn and talented actor.
Richard Anderson excited enthusiastic
applause for the daring deeds he per-
formed. The cast of characters are we'll
drawn and the company closed a success
full engagement last evening.