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Evening journal., 1892-11-18
An ArIstocratio 0irl ThIef.

LONDON, Nov. 1s-When tho case Of
Gwyneth Maude, the eighteen-year-old girl
who was arrested on the charge OF swim
ding Sphinx & Son, jewellers, came up, it
was announced that the girls mother had
committed suicide. The hearing was there
fore postponed. Tho daughter had accused
her mother Of melting her to steal. The
accused girl is connected with the illus
trious family Of De Montalt, the head of
the family being the Earl de Montalt, who
las been lord in waiting to Queen Victoria.
Evening journal., 1892-11-18
N. Y. Clothing House
wilmineton. Friday. November is 1872
Meetings For This Evening.

Brandywino Lodge, S OF II.
Brandywinc Castle, X. q. r..
Camp 3. L. %. =. OF A.
Columbia Lodge. I. O. o. +.
Delaware Tribe. ]. o. Il. NJ.
Excelsior Lodge. X. OF =.
Fairfax Lodge. I. o. O. II.
Friendship Conclave, $. w. NJ.
Humboldt Castle. X. g. r.
Journeymcn Stone Masons' Association.
John A. Logan Camp. s. of V.
Laurel Council. U. II. OF A.
Liberty Lodge. A. o. u. w.
ST. Georges Castle, X. G.. +.
81. Johns Chapter, r. A. N.
Temple Council, l.. of Il. G.
Washington Council, o. u. An
Wilmington Castle. X. G.. h.
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pIshop wIgger Adjourned 1t.

NEWARK, n. J., Nov. 1s.-The diocesan
conference Of the Catholic clergy being
held in Newark ended by Bishop Wigger
dispensing the meeting. A paper was cir
culated among the priests for them to sign
pledging allegiance to Bishop Wigger. In
discussing the matter Father Corrigan de-
clared the circular was an insult 70 every
priest. At this point Bishop Wigger per
emptorily adjourned the conference.
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Unltarians Choose omcers,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-The Unitarian
conference elected these officers: President,
Edward V. Clark, of Philadelphia; vice
presidents, Hon. Dorman l. Eaton, of New
York; Mrs. Anna w. Longstreth, of Phila.
delphia; Rev. Robert Collyer, ID. d., Of New
York; Henry B.Wells, OF Plainfeld, n. j.;
Rev. Charles Slicer, of Buffalo, and Rev,
Joseph May, of Philadelphia.
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CLEVELAND GETS ONE VOTE.
That Appears to BE the Situation If
the state OF Ohlo.

That Appears TO BE the Situation in
the state OF ohio.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 17.-ThOugh Thursday
was the last day allowed by law for max
ing county returns TO the secretary Of state,
at the close of business Fayette, Franklin,
Stark, Lucas, Lawrence and Guernsey
We're still ont or had reported only in part
With the official figures from the eighty
two counties reported and the semiofiicial
figures of those still out, the Republican
nominees on the state ticket appear to be
elected.
The same figures show Danford, leading
eloctor on the Republican ticket, las ni3
plurality over Seward, leading efect0r on
the Democratic ticket and over the other
Democratic electors 3,313 Seward has
1900 plurality over the Republican electors
below Danford, and thus gives Cleveland
one electoral vote from this state. The av-
erage Republican plurality is 1907.
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Thn shlns Nm nn nnilt-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S-PresidentC Glenn
ent A. Griscom, Of the International Navi-
CATION company, says the work Of building
the new steamships required to place the
City Of Paris and City Of New York under
the American flag will go on, despite the
danger that the mail subsidy law may be
renealed
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Tho New Orleans Mon TrIals.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 1s-The trials Of
the ssits by the families of the Italians
murdered here March Il, 1891, against the
city and the leaders Of the mob OF mur.
derers win be held next week The law
yers for the plaintiffs have joined together
and aro to get one-half Of the money recov-
cred, the aggregate being S20O,0O0.
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Tho Little Blacl. Trunk valueIe,,.

BosToN, Nov. 1s.-The little black trunk
which has figured so conspicuouslg IN the
proceedings against eX-President Potter. of
the Maverick bank, has been opened aQd
there is not single paper in it Which
would bear in the slightest degree on the
case against Potter
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Harrr 2. Thomas = co.

Repair watches and iewelry, so Marke, st
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ID nlnl,c Irelnnd Tree.

NEW York, Nov. 1S.-The Advertiser
says a number of Irish exiles in this city
have taken the first step toward the inau-
guration of an insurrectionary movement.
the object OF which is to regain the freedom
OF Ireland by force of arms.
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rOTICE ALL DEMOCRATS WISHING
DROCLAMATlONi
L STATE OF DELAWARE.

TNTIUTINT UTTNUTHFNT-
Whereas an election was held in the STATE
of Delaware on Tuesday. the eighth dav of
Novomhcr in the year OF our Lord one fhoua-
and eight hundred and ninety-tw0. being the
Tuesday next after the iirsf Monday in said
month, Ia pursuance Of the laws OF the state
OF Delaware in that behalf. for the purpose Of
choosing 10y ballot three electors for the cleo
tion Of a President and a Vice President Of
the United states:
And whereas the of1ciai certificates or re-
turns OF tho said election hold In The several
counties Of the said state having been duly
received and examined by the governor. IL of-
pears from them that the votes ln tho said
counties respectfully for said electors were
ragf na follows.
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nov. u. q. IveeI,. Nj cniltv.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., Nov. ls.-The trial
Of the Rev. Edwin c. Weeks, who was ac-
cused by his servant, Lena Onderdonk,
with being the father of her child ended in
a verdict Of acQuittal
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CLEVELAND AND CROKER
The Tammany Chief Says No
Pledges Were Given.
NONE WERE ASKED FOR, HE SAYS

The Famous New York Politician Gives
His Version of what Occurred at the
Historic Victoria Hotel Banquet-But
One city and State Ticket Wanted.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Richard Croker
denies the statement that Tammany asked
and obtained any pledges from Grover
Cleveland at the Victoria hotel banquet.
Thomas g. Shearman, speaking at the sin
gle tax banquet Wednesday night, de-
clared on "sure authority" backed up by
the Brooklyn Eagle, that pledges had been
demanded from Mr.. Cleveland by his Tam
many guests, but that he had Indignantly
refused to bind himself in any way what
soeyer, and had stamped his refusal with
an supplementary d., which cast
gloom over the subsequent proceedings.
What Mr.. Croker Says.
Mr. Croker says, "There were no pledges
made and for very simple reason-be-
cause no pledges were asked for"
1T is not true then that Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan made a long appeal TO
Mr.. Cleveland showing the necessity of
having things put on a satisfactory basis
TO the party leadersY
mo, sir; that is not true"
Did no one present at this dinner make
such an appeal, and were no pledges or
promises denanded either directly or indi-
rectly"
"Neither directly nor indirectly"
"May state" continued the reporter,
"that at the present moment neither your
self nor Tammany Hall holds any pledges
from President-elect Cleveland, whether
written or verbal in regard to the coming
administration"
Eyes, sir, you may state that, and I give
you my word of honor that il is true We
tried to help Mr. Cleveland all we could
during the campaign, and we shall continue
TO do so now that he has been elected. And
! tell you, in spite Of what the Republican
papers may say, we have done this and are
doing it for the good of the Democratic
party, to which we are loyal, and not for
Offices or patronage or plunder. The Tam
many tiger is not going TO fatten itself at
Mr.. Cleveland's expense. The Republicans
are good enough eating for us.
Hut One Democratic Ticket.
"Let me add one word more IN order that
my statement may be perfectly accurate
In the course of the dinner you refer TO Mr.
Cleveland and the rest Of us came to an
agreement upon one point about which
there had, ] may say, never been any diff
ference, and that was the advisability and
the necessity of there being only one Dem
Ocratic ticket for the state and city There
was no pledge there, as Mr.. Cleveland was
of precisely the same opinion"
Would Mr.. Sheehan and Mr.. Murphy
confirm your statements about this din
nerg'
Il think they would, said Mr. Croker.
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A poIicomnn IN TroubIe.

NEW YORK. Nov g THE tables were
quite dramatically turned upon Park
Policeman Michael f. Talon when Justice
Kilbreth held him for trial on charge Of
perjury in having falsely sworn that he
had arrested Mrs Lille L. Coleman, of ll9
East Forty-seventh street, because she
solicited. The woman swore that Talon
arrested her because she resisted his adj
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snnh for riftnnn Cent?.

Boston, Nov. 1s-The Old Colony Rail-
road company has brought suit against
c. S. Rackemann for fifteen cents 70 deter
mine whether or not a passenger is COM
PEELED to pay his fare when no seating ac-
commodations are furnished.
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The Grnnd Lodre,s Omcers.

TRENTON, Nov. 1s.-The Grand Lodge Of
New Jersey. I. o. Q. f., has elected the
following officers; Grand master, A. A.
King Of Paterson; deputy grand MASTER
n. w. Tussey, Of Camden; grand secretary,
Lewis Parker, of Trenton, and grand treas
urer, Joseph Lamb, Of Jersey City.
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Censured me Grand Jnrv.

TRENTON. Nov. 1s-When the grand jury
of this county finished their labors they
were censured by Judge Woodruff for fail
ing to return indictments against the poll
ticians charged with bribery at the polls ON
election day The majority of the jury
were Democrats and the charges of corrup-
tion were mainly against Republicans.
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
CTENOGRApHER AND TYPEWRITER,
- JENNIE L. AiACKEY,
Room 800. Equitable Building
rTNYpEwRIT1NG DESIRED TO DO AT
4 leisure hours during the day. Expert
operator. Terms moderate. r. A. LYON,
Journal Office.
UTILLIAM T.. sMALLEY. ATTORNEY
w at-law, removed to offices 30. 200. EQui-
table Building. ath and Market etreete
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This Comnt Is n Flrer.

BosToN, Nov. 1s-Professor Pickering,
OF Harvard college, says that the big comet
is now double the size when first discov-
cred. He says it is rushing toward the
earth at lightning speed. The comets near
est point to the earth will be 100000 miles
ON Nov oI
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BodIes from the Giicher Found.

NoRTHPoRT, Mich, Nov. 1s-Charles
Row found two bodies on the beach at Fox
island with the steamer Gilcher's life pre-
servers on them. The bodies are those Of
the steward, Charles L. Williams, and one
of the iiremen, Green.
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gartford citlzen. rleht snloon,.

HARTFORD. Nov. 1s.-A citizens com
mittee has been making war against sa-
looms here, and the county commissioners
have decided to issue no more licenses to
ten saloons at the south end.
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Mr.. Pattison missed the OK Roast.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 1e.-Governor Patti
son HAS gone to Philadelphia TO confer with
"a number of Democratic leaders. He was
booked for a speech at Lancaster, where an
OK roast was held, but he cancelled the en-
nauement
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what tho Election Cost Them.

BUFFALO Nov. ls.-Most of the candi-
dates have filed statements of their ex-
penses. Hon. Charles Daniels, congress
man in the Thirty-third district, expended
a,2i5. Herbert t. Bissell, the defeated
Democratic candidate for district attorney,
expended S2.9l7.
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rn - Emherrlnr nstrnndnr.

KINGSTON, y. ", Nov. 1s.-Judge Fur
man has announced that he will begin
the Ostrander trial next Monday An ad-
diuonal panel Of 100 jurors was drawn.
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To Extend the Civil Service law

WAsnINGToN, Nov. ls.-Commissioner
Roosevelt, of the civil service commission,
has recommended TO the president that the
civil service law be extended to the em-
ployees of the District of Columbia, in
cluding the teachers Of the public schools
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No to ne Adrnncnd.

WooNsocKET, r. l., Nov. 1s.-The Black
stone Manufacturing company, cotton
manufacturers OF Blackstone, Mass, will
advance wages Dec. 3.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s.: STATE OF
~ Delaware, TO the Sheriff OF New Castle
Co., Greeting:
We command you That you sum-
mon G. Aultman and Company, a
corporation OF the State OF Ohio,
- late Of your county corporation,
lw, 20 that 10 be and appear before the
sNNN judges Of our Superior Court. at
- Wilmington. on Monday. the
twenty-eighth day OF Noveni ber.
next. 10 answer George w. Skagga
OF a plea Of treepars on the case.
And have you then there this Writ. Wit
ness the Honorable joseph 2. Comegya,
Esquire. AZ Wilmington. the First DAY u
October In the year of our Lord ons thousand
eight hundred and nine-tWo.
Issued October 81. 1872.
PETER A. BORTY, Frothonotary.
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rhreatons 40 shoot TnvIor.

NEW VoRK. Nov. 1s.-George &. Tylea a
theatrical press agent, accuses Mortimer
T. Taylor, prominent lawyer of ST. Louis,
with alternating the affections of his wife
and threatens to shoot him.
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ror anrser CItr,. cltr nnll.

JERSEY CITY, Noy. 1s-Bids for tho con-
struction Of the new city hall were opened.
Patrick Connelly's was the lowest. He
bid S25s, $500. The award was deferred.
Evening journal., 1892-11-18
strIl,er CrItchIov,s TrIoI.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 17.-Sylvester Critch-
low, the Homestead striker, is on trial for
murder Messrs Erwin and Argo, two at
torneys, have come here from the west To
assist in defense Of the Homesteaders.
Evening journal., 1892-11-18
Al smith Win. 400 Ana

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-M Smith. whoss
fame as a sporting man is international,
made the greatest play Of his life this week
against faro banks lie won So 4OO-S20, 900
of it at one sitting.
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nrr. cIerelnnh ninea.

Nssw YORK, Nov. 1s.-Henry Willard gave
a dinner at Sherry's 90 prominent Demo
Gratis and members Of the Democratic ma
tional committee. President-elect Cleve-
land was there. Mr.. Willard was extremely
anxious that the affair should be private.
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.rnnoa, nIninritr hi Alnl,nrnn-

MOSTGoMERY, Nov. 1s-The two houses
OF the Alabama legislature met in joint
session 90 open and count the result of the
recent state election. Il showed Jones ohi-
oial majority over Kolb for governor to be
IL 435
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KENT COUNTY
sussEX COuNTY.

And whereas the returns duly made and
signed and executed OF tle election for the
choice OF Electors OF n President .and Ficr.
President Of the United STATES rs Aforesaid,
having been duly delivered 20 the Governor
by the respective Sheriifs Of said counties,
and the Governor having examined the said
returns and enumerated and ascortained the
n wit;
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Now. therefore. l. RoHERT J. RrYNOI ns.
governor Of the State Of Delaware, 10 hereby
declare and make known that larles ,.
Lore Ezekiel W. Cooper and William H. Coi-
bourn have received the highest vote az tho
election aforesaid. and therefore have been
and are duly and legally elected and chosen
electors for the election OF "a President and
vice-President OF the United states.
In testimony whereof, i have
hcreunto set my hand and caused
the Great seal of the State 10 be
afnxed, at Dover. this fffeenfh
day OF November. Ia the year a
aAAL our lord one thousand eight hum
drad and ninefy-two and ~ ftr
indepandarce Of the United
Htatss the one hundred and
RoBERT J. REYNOLDS.
~ tha Gavsrnor.
DAVID II. MAnvEr.
eecretaty Of state,
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A Cincinnati Hotel RIown Down.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s.-This city was visit
ed by fierce windstorm, duringwhich the
Twelfth Street hotel was blown down. No
lives were lost
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sm,lInor ~ ncd u,nIr.

RED BANK, n. J., Nov. 1s-Hslf dszen
cases Of smallpox were discovered in tho
Italian colony in Red Bank and the towns
people are greatly alarmed.
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rInrherod I'm I'LL. ned.

GRAND LEDGE. Mich, Nov 1s-William
Landman was found in bed bound, gagged
and with his bead crushed in. The murder
is a mystery
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Cation Mills to Increase Wages.

Providence, Nov 1s.-All the cotton
mills in the state will follow the lead of
the two big firms and increase wages at an
early date
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Special TraIn to Wilmington.

The Pennsylvania RAILROAD company an
nounces that for ths benefit OF persons desir-
ing 10 visit the Democratic parade In Phila-
d-lphia oa saturday evening. November 10.
special train will be run 70 leave philadelI hit
81 ll83s. IN. Sunday morning 10 Whining
ton and intermediate stations.
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rnn nrnthrr, nrnnncd.

RUMFoRD FALLS, Ne, Nov ls.-Charles
II. and John Fleming, of Calais, were
drowned while crossing above the upper
dam
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MIS-. nInr.nn i. Insane.

BosToN, Nov. lS.-Mrs. Mary Marean,
who murdered her mother, Mrs Annie
Brownlee, at Cambridge, was committed
70 the insane asylum at Worcester.
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rnr cnmmnn Nm ArnInst cho1ern.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lS-The Novosti
proposes an international agreement in
order that a common stand may be taken
against the scourge Of cholera The disease
is increasing here.
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~. rhInnev ne-cIeclcd.

CLEVELAND, Nov. ls-The Nonpartissn
Womans Christian Temperance union re-
elected Mrs Ellen J. Phinney, of Cleve-
land, president.
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Open daily from O'Clock "a. m. until D. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from TO
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PsnsIons By Col. wainwright,

Joserh Russell, Catharine Couahlin
Thomas Rinnier. John III. Mackey. George l..
Smith. Clarkson Cloud. William Palmer.
Mary CLARK, George Hatch. Hannah Zsblcy
Samuel r. johnson.
Widows pensions quickly received.
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EGIsTERIs oRDER.
PFGTsTFR's OTFICF.

New Castle County. October "a. 1892.
Upon the application OF clayton q. Collins
Administrator OF Edward B. Collins late Of
Wilmington hundred. in said county, de-
ceased. II Is ordered and directed by the Reg
ister that the Administrator Aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of Letters OF Adninisira-
tion upon the estate OF the deceased, 4,
with lie date OF granting thereof,
bv causing advertisements 90 be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters In six of the most public places Of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. OF abide by an Act Of As
semblv in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 10 be inserted within the
same period in the Evening Journal, news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks, e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of Oflce of the Register Aforesaid
L. S. at Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF ad-
minisfration we're IN due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned on the lWenty ysfOurth
dn- of October, A. ID. 1872 and that all per-
sons having claims against thu estate
II the deceased must present the same, duly
afte~fed - tha aaid Adr1i instratcr, on OF before
~ 7v~en nfr-fourth day of Ocroher. tS2t. OF
atide to A Aei Of Assembly In such oAse raa6s
-no pro" '' CLAYTON &. COLLINS.
Adminisuatror.
address, WILMINGTON, Del.
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M cnrirlnre rrnlndeh.

HOLLAND, n. Y, Nov. 1s.-A dynamite
cartridge exploded in The residence Of
Leonard Hills, killing his son Ralph and
seriously injuring his wife.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

EOa FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOs1
IN HAWKINS 8 co. 7la SiarFst sfrsef. rssi.'' ''
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Tho wreck OF the Pretoria.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-The burning Of the
Pretoria was caused by the explosion Of
gas which had been generated by the coal
on board. The captain and five Of the crew
were drowned and the mate died after res
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Elmnna cltr,. - nnnl,.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1s.-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Elwood City Pa, capital
500 600, has been authorized to begin bush
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senator Kenna Improving

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator Kennn,
who has been lying seriously i'll here, is
improving.
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MARRIED.

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks
AZ the clearing house today.were; Clearlngs,
Sl2s, $50 "a; balances, Sl6,30j.5e.
Evening journal., 1892-11-18
Clo.r1 Inv Dlnllhrrl,.

BAr CITY, Mich, Noy. lS--rhe public
schools in Bay City are an to be closed on
account Of an epidemic of diphtheriG.
Evening journal., 1892-11-18
The weather.

lBy Telegraph 20 the Evening JournALl
WAsHrRGrON, Nov. 1e.-Forecnst till p. m
Saturday. For Eastern Pennsylvania. Della
ware and Maryland Rain followed by fair
New York Herald Forecasts-The cyclone
moving from Texas TO Illinois became violent
and extensive yesterday. With a barOmetric
minimum OF 29O2 inches last evening az Mil
wau zee. Wis, and heavy snow storms IN its
rear. IL will probably move toward the st.
Lawrence Valley today. causing dangerous
winds of the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land COnete tonight.
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Z think they would, - said Mr.. Croker.
Cleveland md the Pledge OuestIon.

Troy, n. Y, Nov. l7.-NIr Edward Muir
ply, Jr. the chairman of the Democratic
state committee, denies the statement of
Mr.. Shearman that Mr.. Cleveland said at
the recent Victoria hotel dinner that "he
would be damned before he would give
such pledges as the Democratic machine
demanded -
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Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

In acknoWlsgdement OF our dependence on
the Divine Auh hor of all good, ~ profound
gratitude for the abundant mnnifestatio ~
His favor. in accordance with an established
custom recognized % law in this state, aud in
conformity VI th the proc amation OF the
president Of tho United States. J.. ROHrET
]. REAhOLDS, governor of tho State of iici-
sv are. do appoint Thursday. November 9{th
Inst. ~ a day OF thanksgiving TO Almighty
God for His many mercles extended to us
during the past year; and DO most earnestly
recommend that on that day. the people of
this state lay aside al secular occupations. and
IN such manner as their conscience may die
tate, offer 70 Almighty God their rever~nt
thanksgiving for al His mercies and prayer
FOR continuance of Divine favor.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF I
have hurcuntO set my hand and
caused the great seal of the
state 10 be horcuntO aflrcd at
Dover, this Fifteenth day of
leHALl November. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hum
dred snd ninety-two and OF the
Independence OF the United States the one
hundred and seventeenth.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS.
b the governor:
DAVID r. MARVEL,
Secretary OF state.
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nANKIN0 AND FINANCIAI-

BANKING AND FINANCIAL
A RrisANs' SAVINGS BANK.
no. 5G2 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Dela9nre
Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until D. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70
3. m.
ASSETS 1851 10. 90
DEPOSITS, $40 Gal. S2
SURPLUS, &ii0, ,b29 IL
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits o.
money FOR one or more calender months n
the rate Of per cent. per Rnnum.
Money loaned on MORTGAGES on Real Estate
GEORGE w. BUSH, President.
@. WESLEY WELOiN, Vice President
j.. r. TAYLOR, Secretary and rreasurer
JOSEPH n. MAIHEh. Auditor.
May lat. 1921
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Go and see the Warren club and p. A. S. G..
nlay foot ball At Union street park tomorrow
afternoon. Game called OK o'clock.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters ~ admin
istration were in due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned, on ae 26th day of
October, A. ID. 1892, and tina. all persons hav-
inr claims against the estate of the deceased
must present the same, duly attcsted TO the
said Administrator. on or before the &ith day
of October, lsg3 or abide the act Of assembly
CHARLES b. LORE.
Administrative.
a A da,..s Wilmington Del