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Evening journal., 1892-11-14

ey Is practically nothing more than shin
N.Y. reduced to rules.
Golf may be played by any number Of
persons. The only implements required
are the ten kinds Of golf sticks and
the ball, which is Of gutta percha ana
about - inches I'm diameter. The one
great objection TO golf is that il requires
such large piece OF unoultivated ground
for it's proper playing. golf field or link
shoult be "A couple of miles long and NJ
wide as possible. Around the edge OF the
link. at intervals OF 200 yards, are sunk tin
pans a few inches in diameter, with their
edges on a level withthe ground. IL Is the
aim of the player TO start from given
point and drive the ball into each Of these
pans in succession.
The person who gets back TO the starting
point first wins the game. This makes Of
golf a good deal of an obstruction foot
race. This is not the invariable rule for
frequently il is decided that the winner
shall be the one who pockets the ball
the greatest number Of times within a
half hour or so. There arc really no well
defined rules for the game.
Expert golf players sometimes use rs
many as twenty sticks, but the ordinary
amateur is content with half that number.
The handles are all alike, but the crooked
part on the end has any number of shapes.
This is made necessary by the positive pro.
hibition against touching the ball with the
hands, no matter into what position it may
get 10y accident. II it goes by the pan, il
must be knocked back. Every player, "a
provide for this contingency, has with him
''caddie.n who is an individual carrying
strapped across his shoulder, large case
containing all the different shapes of golf
sticks. IL is his duty after each stroke /,
| know just what stick his master will re
/ quire and TO hand it to him, at the same
time receiving and depositing in the cast
| the one which has Just been used.
As the game of golf involves principally
a matter of time, IL will be readily seer
that the "caddie's" lot is anything but
happy one, unless, as is usually the case
he happens TO be an expert golf player him
self, in which case he doesn't mind the vic
lent exercise he is compelled TO undergo
While very large link for golf is desira
BILE it may be played on any good sized 10
consisting of few acres by reducing th
distance between the pans, making th
ball heavier and erecting artificial obstruC
tions. A 30acre lot will make a yer
good link If these instructions are closel
followed. There is only one full sized gol
link owned by a private individual in th
United States, but there are many ownel
by clubs, which have reduced the size limi
80 per cent. and even more in some cases.
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rsLEeRAPHIc sRgvlTles.

The president has appointed DR. Daniel
c. Brinton, OF the University of pennsyl-
vania, n commissioner to the Columbian
exposition in Madrid. \
A. 5. Merriman. chief Justice OF the su-
preme court of North Carolina, is not ex-
peeted to live.
A series OF demonstrations is being ar
ranged in Ireland to celebrate the anniver-
sary of the hanging Of the so called Man
chester martyrs on Nov. ~.
Senator Sherman denies that he will re-
lign.
IL is said that the men wko want TO de-
feat Edward Murphy, - for United
States senator hope to induce Mr. Cleve-
land and Mr. Whitney to withhold theiI
approval of Mr.. Murphy's candidacy.
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DIED.

BYRNE.-On November 8. at 100 West
Sixth street, Julia, infant daughter Of James
Byrne, agent Of the Home Insurance COM
pany, Of New York.
CARpENTER.-In this city, on the 9th
instant, James Carpenter, aged co years.
GEIST.-On the 10th instant, at Laneaster,
Pa, Elizabeth VI. wife of }. NJ. w. Geist.
RUTH.-In this city on the l4th Inst, John
O.. Ruth son Of Margaret and the late John
Ruth in his q 81 year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
his funeral from the residence of his uncle,
John Sayers l602 Harrison street, on Wodnes-
day afternoon. Services at the house al
230. lnterment Wilmington and Brandy
why cemetery.
WITTENBERG.-In this city, NoAember o
Francis Q. Wittenberg, aged 80 years.
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This Date in History Nov. l9


ifoe-Coumhus found many shrubs he sup
posed To- be ~ medicinal value. but most
~ them proved worthless the lhdinns.
having lcarned that the spanlards were
eager for gold and precious stones, told
them of islands To- the south where such
things were abundant. but added that
some of The people there had but one eye
eaCh, while others had dogs heads and
lived on blood, prefcrring that Of prison
ers.
l7i- Montreal captured by the American
forces under General Montgomery.
1905 Catherine OF Russia died.
lsll-Joseph Hooker, soldier, born In Hadley,
Mass; died 1879.
1860 David Dale Owen, state geologist OF In
diana, died nt New Harmony; born lSW
at Lanark, Scotland.
lsJS -Rossini, the great composer, died; born
lsip.
1874 Colonel William Wilson t3illy Wilson.
OF the znuavcsl died. Daniel Haskell. editor
OF the Boston Evening Transcript, died
1856 5-Wiliam sharon. ex-senator, millionaire
mine owner and defendant In the famous
suit hy Sarah Althoa Hin, died; born lSal.
ise0-i,ev. Henry Martyr Dexter, editor OF
The Congregauonalist, died In Boston,
aged %.
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Indrn Cnnler nend.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-D. NJ Cooley, Of
Dubuque, Ia, judge Of the supreme court
Of that state, died at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs j. f. Douglass, 2il West
End avenue, of paralysis. Judge Cooley
was born at Sugar Hill, n. H., in 1925 He
was Indian commissioner under President
Grant and served several terms as Re
publican senator in the Iowa legislature.
A few years ago he was made judge of the
supreme court. For twenty years he has
been President Of the Dubuque First Ma
tiOnal bank.
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10 some extent In every T. A. EMMEr
part OF the civilized world, and tho former
long ago became Of far more Importance
and value than all the gold and precious
stones supplied hy the New World.
1876 Benjamin lloadey English scholar
born; died 1861.
1i3-Gottfriol Wilhelm Lcibnitx German
scientist, died; born i6i6
liW-Sir Charles Lyell, noted goologist, born,
died 1875.
lS27-rhomns Adds Emmett, Irish patriot, died
IN New York city. born 1864.
ls28-Jnmcs Bifdseyo Mcpherson, soldier; born
in Sandusky, o.; killed near Atlanta. 1861.
ls1l-iemarkahle storm began which blocked
the Union Pacific railroad for two months
and many other roads for shorter periods.
is00-Reginald Birchall hanged at Wood
stock, Canada, for the murder OF II. q.
Bcnwell, whom he had brought TO America
20 kill
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Judge spencer in Trouble.

DULUTH, Nov. l4-Judge James Spencer
was arraigned on an Indictment charging
him with grand larceny. His arrest grows
out of the attempt of John Moran to col
lect his Judgment for $4,000 from the
Eastern Minnesota Railroad company.
Judge Spencer is attorney for the road, and
after train and locomotive had been at
tachod by Moran's attorney Spencer is al
legged to have directed the engineer TO re-
move the chain that locked the wheels of
the engine. He denies having been present
mt the time
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
MANY DEMOCRATS WILL MARCH.
Fifty Thousand May Celebrate MIR. Cleve-
lun.I.. I.L.,r., ~. Iln.rnr-

Fifty Thousand May Celebrate AIr. Cleve-
lands Return to Power.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Already prepara-
tions are under way for the Inauguration
of Mr. Cleveland on March 4 next. 1t Is
the intention of Democratic organizations
in the larger cities to make it more notable
than any similar event that has preceded
it, Tammany Hall, of New York; the Ilar-
rty club. of Philadelphia; Iroquois club, Of
Chicago, and other similar organizations
have already sent representatives TO Wash
ington TO secure accommodations for their
members, who will be present and partic-
pate in the event. Estimates are heard
liking the number of marchers in the pro-
cession to celebrate the return Of the Dem
ocratic party to power at $4,000.
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eision. This evening Miss Annie MeGill
teacher of voice culture will sing Lam
bolottes 90 Cor Amos' assisted by a
choir of forty voices The hours for
tomorrow services are the same. This
devotion holds the same relation to the
Catholic church that mission does,
being in progress in some part of the
diocese all the time.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14

OLE and hockey
are two games
which seem TO be
obtaining a foot
hold In the United
States. Golf is n
Scotch game, aud
two centuries ago
was so popular
that a royal edict
had 20 be issued
prohibiting it's
playing and sug
gesting in its
stead the practice
al arnhary Hnnls
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
The Mutual Guarantee
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
General Ohice. No. 40 Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA
WILMINGTON BRANCH BOARD.

OFFIoERs-P President. y. r. Benson; vice.
president, George II. Mccall. secretary, T.. l.
COoper: treasurer. H. II. Rumford; solicitor.
Willard salisbury, Jr: directors, y. h. Ben
son, George III. Mccall, Z. J.. Cooper, II. p.
Rumford. ID. y. Barnard, G. A. lippincott
DR. smith Cooper. l. Trimhlc Quigley, Dr. G..
f. English and DR.. Peter Cooper.
Shares cost 81 each first month and tEerc-
after IS cents per month, maturing in about
six and half TO seven years % 500.
Those taking ten shares or more can have
the maturity value guaranteed and paid IN
cash or mortgage cancelled at death without
extra cost.
All money loaned 10 members on FIRST
mortgage on improved real estate.
Members not compelled 10 borrow.
The Land Title and Trust company, Phlla-
delphia having paid-up capital Of Sl.O0o,oA,
acts as trustee. receives and disburses all
funds and takes title 20 and oids all or me
mortgages: this guarantees absolute security
OF al funds.
October series now being issued. Cali any
day OF Tuesday evenings. 40 % o,u.
=. L. COOPER. Secretary.
ONCE In Bayard Annex.
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nnlI,cIev rersns HnwInv.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. l4.-One Of
the leading questions in Nutmeg state poll
tics now is, Who will be the successor to
General Joseph r. Hawley in the United
States senate? For some time past it has
been known that Governor Morgan c..
Bull1eley has had his eye on the senatorial
chair. The present house has Republican
majority, but there are enough Hawley
Republicans to turn the tide, with the sup
port of the Democrats, and re-elect Haw-
lev. il is said.
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AIcPherson md the Treasury Rumor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Senator McPher-
son, of New Jersey, has left Washington
for Virginia. Before going he said he was
not slated for the treasury portfolio lie
added: II think it would be well to con
salt Mr.. Cleveland before deciding who
will be honored with place in his private
council. Moreover, there is not even a re-
mote probability of my getting the place.
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Shot Two and Killed Himself.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-A shooting affair,
which will probably cause the loss of three
lives, took place in a disorderly house at
4771S Clark street, kept by Frank Whit
taker and Susie Hess, at a. m. Charles
Ryan, of Sycamore, Ills, quarreled with
Whitaker about the woman, fatally shot
both Of them and killed himself.
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scanlan I'm a strait jacket.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Maggie Jordan,
wife of William J. Scanlan, who was re-
Gently placed in the Bloomingdale Insane
asylum, went to that institution TO see her
husband. Mr.. Scanlan was in strait
jacket When his wife informed him that
his sister Sadie was dead he laughed in her
face. The actor scarcely recognized his
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
nIiners NarrovIv Fscnne Death.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Nov. IA fire start
ed in one of the Philadelphia and Read
ing company's houses at Indian Ridge col
liery and destroyed five double tenements
occupied by employees. There were many
Sarrow escapes from death.
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The PresIdent pld Sol Tnll..

WASHINGTON, Nov 14.-President Har-
rison authorizes the statement that recent
publications purporting TO be interviews
with him, in which he is represented as
giving his views upon the election, are en-
tirely unfounded and pure inventions.
When he is ready to speak upon that sub
iect he will do so in his own way-one that
will be convincing TO all readers of the cor
rectness of the statements made.
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1mmirrntinn Antirn ArnIn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer City
of Chester, from Liverpool, landed 32i
steerage passengers on Ellis island, and the
steamer Etruria 1892 making total of $50.
This is the largest number that has been
landed on the island since September. Colo
mel Weber said he believed immigration
would now be resumed.
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ro1tr nonrs pevstion.

Services of the forty hours devotion
began In ST. Mary's church yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock with high mass.
Services were held this morning at and
o'clock. and they viii be held this
vening at :. 30 o'clock The choir under
he leadership Of NJ. J. Conway rendered
49, S twelfth mass with usual pre-
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Edmin nnnlh,s nIrthhnv.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Sunday was the
ffty-ninth birthday of Edwin Booth. The
veteran actor spent the day quietly at the
Players club, of which he is president. A
number Of friends called through the day
to tender their congratulations, and he re-
ceiyed great many cards and expressions
of rnnd Will
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nernsrnrd a IllncI,mnIler.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4-"Lord Charles
Beresford, the talented young scamp who
is now wearing a convict suit in a Georgia
state prison. threatens to publish scandal
Gus stories about two wealthy society ladies
nnless they pay him 81. 900.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
The Ohio situation.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 14.-The latest returns
at Republican headquarters show that the
Republicans will save their state ticket,
elect twenty-five of the twenty-three elect
ors and ten of the twenty-one congressman.
The Democratic committee claims that the
official count only will show who is elected
or dnfnnfnd
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Late Returns from Kansas,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14-From full re-
turns from every district in Kansas it is
known that the fusionists have elected
congressman in four districts and the con-
gresham at large. The Republicans have
elected three congressman.
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rrnnd Alleged I'm ,Frlsco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14.-Dr. O'Donnell
who was defeated for mayor Of San Fran.
cisco by a close vote, has secured evidence
which shows gross fraud in the registers
Office and may land Register Brown in the
penitentiary. He obtained aflidavits from
four witnesses who saw the register break
open a sealed package from one OF the pre-.
cincts and throw the contents behind his
pounfpr
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CnmnhelI tn Recome Sow Yorker.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 14.-EX-Governor
James E. Campbell will remove with his
family TO New York city Dec. l. The eX-
governor says that the present arrange
ment is only for six months. He will still
maintain his citizenship in Ohio and vote
i'm Butler county.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
Politics Cnnses a Murder.

RICHMOND, Nov. 14-Rev. Dr. J. r. Moi
fett. pastor of the Baptist church in North
Danyille and the recognized Prohibition
leader in Virginia, is dead and J. 4. Clark,
a Democratic politician, is in Jail charged
with murder The men quarreled over
politiaa
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Margaret sIatI,er WEEDS Again.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 14.-Captain Pabst,
the millionaire brewer, was very much sur
prised TO receive notice from his eldest son,
Colonel Gustave Pabst, that he was mar
ried to Margaret Mather, the actress, in
san Francisco ON last Wednesday. This
was the first the family knew of Colonel
pabsts love affair. He is twenty-siX years
old and very handsome.
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wyoming Is Republican.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 1.-THE Harrison elect
ors are chosen by 500 majority Colleen
Dem. is elected to congress by about 500
majority, and Osborne (Dem.) governor by
1900 majority. The legislature is Repub-
lican on Joint ballot by one majority.
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nnlnth nIen rinh Gnld.

DULUTH, Nov. Alt is claimed that rich
gold finds have been made by Duluth men
a few miles from the Sault canal, ON the
Canadian side of the international bound
airy and within twenty miles Of the Cana
dian Pacific.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
A rrn,nn,s Fiendish CrIme.

BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 14.-John Leggett,
aged fourteen, died of burns received at the
hands of a tramp named Anthony Hanlon,
who threw coal oil oil on the boys clothes
ard set them afire.
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sheehan Is for Murphy.

BUFFALO, Nov. l4.-In reply to a ques-
tion regarding the United States senator
ship, Lieutenant Governor Sheehan said
that Edward Murphy, Jr. was his choice,
and that he would stick to him to the last
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
Thieves Make a Big IIanI.

SEA ISLE CITY, n. j., Nov 14.-The
whole county Of Cape May is greatly ex-
cited over the robbery of the residence OF
Captain Elijah Wheaton at Tuckahoe,
some time during the early part Of the
week. The amount taken was $4,000 in
noeb
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PhIIadelphIa Cheated by Boaus .Cheoks

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-A conspiracy
to cheat the city by the use of bogus coke
checks at the Ninth Ward Gas works.
Twenty-third and Market streets, has been
unearthed, and six people are under arrest.
Two Of the number are Charles Douglas,
messenger in the coke Office, and Benjamin
Ingram, special officer at the works.
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pninter PhIlinpoteanx Here.

NEW YORK, Nov 14.-M. Paul Philippe
teaux, the historical and military painter,
whose "Battle of Gettysburg" has attained
a wide reputation in this country, has ar
,.ivnd hero
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CleveIand's Victory in the south.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-General w. II.
Jackson, prominent Democratic leader in
Tennessee, says Cleveland's victory will
give a very great impetus to the industries
and development of the south.
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nonIfnce Gnrrlsnn nvlnr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-W. b. Garrison, Of
the firm of Garrison & Ford proprietors Of
the Grand Union hotel, is lying dangerous
ly i'll from heart trouble and it is feared
that his death is only a question of a few
days at most
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
A woman Attempts Suicide,

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov IA sister of
George Prentisce, an oil merchant Of Phila-
delphia fifty years old, attempted TO CON-
init suicide by cutting her throat from ear
10 car. She will die.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
Granddaughter to Wed.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 14.-Cards are out
announcing the wedding of Virginia Allen
Thurman, granddaughter of the "Old Ro-
man" TO Y. X. Cole. 1t viii take place on
the 22d inst.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
steInitz WIN Not Meet LasI.er.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Steinitz and Lasker
will not meet Both have declined to play
a match at Havana in January, as was
proposed by the Havana Chess club. Las
ker says he will be ready to play Iipsohutz
in March, 1898, for 81 900.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
nIrs. August Belmont Dying.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Mrs. August Bel
mont the elder, is dying at her home at
1O9 Fifth avenue. Mrs. Belmont is a daugh-
ter of Commodore Matthew c. Perry and u
niece of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry,
the hero of Lake Erie.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
Charged with Forgery.

ELKHART, Ind, Nov 14-Charles w.
Mcbride, who was arrested at Kansas City
Oh the charge Of forgery, is the elder son Of
r. Wesley Mcbride, Of this city, judge Of
the supreme court.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
Nine Nev Cars

The Wilmington City Railroad company
Is building nine new cars. The only one
completed was No. "a, which was given
a trial trip yesterday. The others viii
be completed within a month.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
The England sighted.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The French liner
La BourgOgne reports that she sighted the
the disabled National line steamship Eng
land Saturday morning. She is now expect
ed to reach here in a few hours.
Evening journal., 1892-11-14

LONDON, Nov 1.-THE demonstration in
Trafalgar square to celebrate the fifth an
niversary of Bloody Sunday" was attend
ed by large but orderly crowds There
were many red flags visible At the even
ing meeting the speakers invariably urged
their hearers to follow the examples Of
Parsons and Ravochal and proclaim death
to the capitalists
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
A CnmnnsItnr,s suIcIde.

WrLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Nov. l4.-Albert Z.
speck, compositor employed at The Re
publican Office, hung himself in the COM
posing room.
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KuIed His own Brotber.

CLEVELAND, Nov. l4.-A murder occurred
at lis Swiss street, Patrick Frank Murphy
cutting the throat of his brother, w. J..
Murphy, conductor ca the Toledo divi-
sion of the Lake Shore railroad.
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nnnrI-nnnnr nnn.mnrr Dend.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Captain r. $.
Densmore, doorkeeper at the White House,
died in the morning of Bright's disease.
The captain was a citizen of Fitchburg
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS. STATE or
~ Delaware to the Sheriff of New Castle
Co., Greeting.
We command you That you sum-
mon G.. Aultman and Company, n
corporation Of the State OF Ohio,
49, late of your county corporation.
80. so that IL be and appear before the
9NAH Judges OF our superior Court, a.
A---l Wilmington, on Monday. tho
twenty-eighth day OF November,
next. 20 answer George w. Skagga
of "a plea of trespass on the case.
And have you then there this Writ. Wit
ness the Honorable joseph j.. Comcgys,
Esquire, az Wilmington, the First day of
October In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nine-tw0.
Issued October "a. lSE
PETER A. HORTY, prothonotary.
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An Inlinn nn,hrenl, Probnhle.

guthrie, O. T., Nov. 14.-There is dan
ger Of an outbreak Of the Arapahoe and
Cheyenne Indians, who, with winter com
INK on. are on the verge Of starvation.
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N. Y. Clothing House
Wilmington. Monday. November IA. 1892
Meetings For This Evening.

Apollo Castle. Knights Golden Eagle.
Board Of Education.
Camp 8. =. O. s. A.
Chosen Friends Castle, X. q. h.
Charles sumner Post, O.. A. r.
Christine Encampment, /. o. o. +.
Division No. @, A. q. II.
Delaware Lodge, Ind. Order Odd Fellows.
Delaware Conclave. Heptasophs, 3. W. NJ.
Diamond State Encamp'nt, X. Of st. ]. and NJ
Delaware Lodge. Shield OF Honor.
Equitable Loan Association.
Eureka Lodge, A. f. A. Nj.
Herman Lodge, !. O. o. +.
Garfield Camp, Sons OF Veterans.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Aiinqua Tribe. Improved Order Red Men.
Temple Lodge, Order OF Tont
Thomas A. Smyth Post. q. AR.
Washington Lodge, Knights of Pythas.
Wilmington and Brandy'ne Council,O QUA M
Wilmington Division, u. r. X. =.
Wilmington Conclave. /. @. II.
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spirItualist sInde Insane.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 14.-Dr. Henry A.
Slade, the notorious spiritunlist, is lying at
the Samaritan hospital, this city, suffering
from nervous prostration, bordering on in
sanity
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This Date in Hiatory- Nov. IA.

laos columbus first saw a
pntatol and ON the same
day. a. near as can be de-
terminud. hisvfnbassadors,
on their return from the
interior. first saw the In
dians smoking tobacco; In
hfly years the use of the
latter had been established
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poIlceman .Graen Murdered.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 14.-Policeman
GraeiT. of Shamokin, was shot and killed
in that place by an unknown man while
patrolling his beat No arrests have been
fnndp
Evening journal., 1892-11-14
MOONS PHASES,
Length OF Today.
The weather.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware
clearing colder "Wednesday morning brisk
winds becoming northwest.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of admin
istration We're in due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 10Th day of
October, A. ID. ls92 and that al persons hav-
ing claims against the estate Of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested, % the
said Administrator, ON or before the 26th day
of October, 1893, or abide the act OF assembly
in such case made and provided.
CHARLES b. LORE,
Administrations.
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stevenson,s Partner a Candidate.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Nov. 14.--James II.
Ewing, Of this city, law partner Of General
Stevenson, is a candidate for a seat upon
the supreme bench Of the United States.