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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-20
TRAINS NORTHWAKI.

Nos H. A., As and - make no stops.
Nos. - and l34 stop AT Belheld aud
Stoncy Creek on signal. Nos -, -
81. 30 ~ and IS stop on signal NJ Man
chester. Drewrys s.. Centralia and Ches-
ter. Nos -. n. 81, -, 30. a. ~ and -
will stop on signal NJ an stations. Nos
% and Is run via Wilmington. y. G..
Nos IT and 81 via Wilson short cut
10 am points Ia North and Southwest.
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on
all through trains ON trains Nos 81
and 81 sleeping cars between Richmond
and Lyuchburg Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leave Richmond 3.l0 T. NJ daily: ar
rivfns Weldon 20 p. H. and AZ Atlanta
1880 A. NJ. via S. A. l.. Through sleepers
Ricknond 10 Atlanta.
THE ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NOR
FOLK
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Steamers leave Rict,yyRk.
every TUESDAY pn21
Nm NEsDAY ana FfiIDAyLD.
nSsN r. N. Manifest 81
NIN G time hour before ala. ala
II Steamers leave Ma, .
\ Gro~ hier -. Norm r io-s
MONDAf4 " EDNEsDAY ana st,T1;tsl
IN az - a. arriving III RS TX.
MN 0is Ds(fINGs" ADNEsDAf and FklDlj
- passenger accommodation un-nr,.....
Saol" fare 10 New YORK 0n.n s'el
river route .............. "'''t'
R9uLd-trio tickets. limited 10 tb,-,y' %
- days after date OK issue 'V
Steerage fare. with suhslstenet '''''' u y
Steerage +are. without subsIef.,..'' -
SaDin fare yla Chesapeake and 'Ottt 20
railway ana Richmond and l.t.,.
burg railroad. tickets lmlief
four days. ''''.+ '9
h69nnd-trip tickets limited 10 ihir,y 20
Tickets can be obfai1oi 3D.. 100
transfer Company, gf oasf co.,
Shesapeake and Ohio ana R.rhrt,i
1steisn.HIK aerots. and at the c.r... a.
9p'i nSt, ,SVi east Main street. ana w.
Freight received daily untnsp
:, t3tssensers leaving Richmond on a..
and SATURDAYS by tho Cbosl,,,Ii... s'lDAli
ohi9. railway Wia Newporf 49, ~
= NJ. and by Richmond ana 49, !
fallroad same days. az $40 y Al
ers leaving those DAYS ''sa2
GEORGE W. ALLEN K CO.. Agent,
to-. No. 1901 Main street az.
Jylot Company's Wharf Rock.a.
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Sure. efficient. easy-Hood's Pills
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EXCURSIONS,

GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
" AND NEWPORT NEWS-ONLY 81
ttOoND lh1f. New moon on the James.
No time lost from business. SATUR-
DAY NIGHT, JULY 20. 1899. Virginia
Navigation Company's new steamer Po-
eahontas.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond
sharp: arrives at Newport News at
A. NJ and Norfolk az A. Nj. Leaves
Norfolk Sunday at 6 p. NJ and Newport
News at ! L. NJ; arrives IN Richmond
j., - 90 sunday night. Tickets also good
!, 1893, on same steamer
Ample time Sunday TO visit Old Point
virginia Beach. Ocean View. Hamilton
ana Soldiers Home. Meals and refresh,
orchestrion. ladies' saloon Tasera.nd
exclusively for them. iv2O-th ca e.,
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In pursuance Of the decree in the above
mentioned suit, the undersigned, thereby
appointed for the purpose. Will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 25th Day Of July. 1898.
at 6 o'clock T.. NJ, the BRICK DWELL
ING No. 722 west Clay street. The lot
has a front Of 10 feet and inches on
the north side Of Clay street and ex-
tends 100 feet to an alley. This is be-
yond doubt one Of the cutest little houses
to be found upon this justly popular
thoroughfare.
TERMS: One-third in cash. the residue
at six and twelve months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added from day Of
SALE and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase-mo Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIAM \. TONNES,
w. W. COSBY.
Special Commissioners.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctioneers.
Edel Brothers. plaintiff. against Harris
&c. defendants-in the ChanCery Court
of the city Of Richmond.
!. Charles w Goddin. clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioners by the decree
i'm said cause Of 18th July. 1893, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
jy20-td Clerk.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.


---~.~~o-~-c-0-~--N0~ .~y~
George w. Mayo, .Aucuoneer.
~ and "a north Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. AT
IL AUCTIoN-I will sell at my store,
at 1870 A. NJ.
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1893,
Walnut. Poplar and Oak CHAMBER
SUITS. handsome EBONY PARLOR
CABINET handsome Burl Walnut GEL
LARET SIDEBOARD. Mahogany. Wal
nut and Poplar WARDROBkS. Blu
REAUs. BEDSTEADS, TABLES.
CHAIRS, SPRINGS. REFRIGERATORS.
/ nice pommel LADY'S SADDLE EX-
TENSION TABLES. MATTRESSES.
COOKING and HEATING STOVES.
and a variety OF MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
jy2O-1t Auctoneer.
By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No. g north Tenth street
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
No. 722 WEST CLAY STREET.
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HE ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NOR
FOLK.

Riehmond $50 PM. Norfolk. 81 20 r. NJ
Norfolk. 30 a. ~. Richmd 10. 40 \. 81.
Norfolk. ..' 3.55 u. ~. Richmond. 700 y ".
The trains leaving Richmond at Q 20
trains between these two points. and pas
sengers 20 through without change Of
cars Close connections are also made
er pofcrebnrg by the 30 j. ". and $40
p NJ trains from Richmond 60 Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond at 900 A. 81.
I2I5 p NJ aud II - J.. NJ, and arriving
@nd 40 T. NJ. make close connections at
Petersburg 10 and from r'armville. Lynch
burg and West.
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RAILROADS.
SAL
- EABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY. Jul
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D-GENTLEMEN AND LADY
w CANVASSERS 10 sell our fast
selling HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES.
Something new. Liberal inducements.
113 east Broad. my7-3m
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No. 722 WEST CLAY STREET.

Edel Brothers
against
Harris, &c.
In the Chancery Court OF the city Of
Richmond decree Of July II, 1898.
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A TLANTIC COAST DINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. JULY 10 1893,
at 3.3O T.. ~. trains on this road viii
run AS follows.
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~~~J~-~-~--.~..~.----s.- ~ ~ - ~
George w. Mayo, Aucuonesr.
~ and ~ north Ninth street.
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w ANTED-OCCUPANT FOR FOUR
w CONNECTING ROOMS. with bath.
at 3ol east Leigh street. Terms, $40.
jy20-lt'
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Wy ANTED-A LADY OF EXPERT
w ENCE desires a SITUATION AS
TEACHER Qualifications: English
Latin, French and Music. Good ref
dress G., care r.. n. Pollard. Esq. Cum
nor, Va. Jyl6-su, tu&th6'
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Wy ANTED-A TWO-STORY, EIGHT
w ROOM HOUSE. to be occupied by
two families. Must be centrally located
and rent at a reasonable price. Address
RENT, care Times office. jy1s-tf
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WANTS.

w ANTED-A SITUATION IN A
w SCHOOL or PRIVATE FAMILY,
by a young lady educated at a frst-class
Northern school, who has had several
years experience both I'm the city and
country Can teach Music, Elementary
Drawing, Latin, French, German and
Higher Mathematics. References ex-
changed. Address TEACHER. Mon
treal. Nelson, Va. jy1S-4t'
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4 COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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l. OR RENT. -
DWELLING No. 1881 Beverly h.J
street. rooms: low rent.
ROOMS over - east Broad street.
jy20-1t l.. y. CHAFFIN d co.
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l. OR RENT. -
For the coming year an elegant Ell
WEST FRANKLIN-ST RES
lDENCE, handsomely furnished.
r. b. CIAFFIN 4 CO,
jy20-2t no. / north Tenth street.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. AT
IL AUCTIoN-I will sell at my store,
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
TIE AFTERNOON SERVICE.

The Usual large Audience listens 90 a
Discourse ON Christian Assurance.
The rink was filed yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Moody spoke on ''Assur-
ance" after the song and prayer service,
in which Mr.. Sankey, j. G Clymer. Mrs
Samuel Macallister and Mrs. Charles r.
Hendricks sang Il am Waiting for the
Master
Mr., Moody said in part There are
three classes OF people who never have
assurance First, those who Join church
iu hope that that will save them without
their being converted; second those who
will not confess Christ; third. those who
refuse 30 be identified with Christian
work
Every true Christian ought 90 have n
reason for the hope that Is i'm him. Many
people live on their doubts, they move
/ in them and sleep in them Many young
converts move into the castle Of doubt.
] If we believe In risen Christ we will
not be confounded
'He that loveth not his brother abid-
eth Ia death. What is your Christianity
GOOD for If it don't carry you over a
chasm of not being ON speaking terms
with your brotherg
rWhosoever hateth his brother Is a
murderer. You don't have to kill q
man to murder him. II you wish som,
one dead YOU are a murderer in the
heart God looks at the heart
"Thcre is a difference between salvation
and a crown. To get crown we mus
work for &c. believe there will be de
grees I'm heaven. Paul was not afraid o
losing his soul but was afraid of losinl
his crown
people ask, don't you think it depend
a good deal upon the constitution
have the assurance that my hope of th
future does not depend upon my liver O
lung. 1t doesn't depend upon your phys
cal condition TO believe Gods wor
doesn't need any backing up, doesn
D need any collateral
..Noinidel can give me any Hight ab0I
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE

All Preparations for the Burial of
Blaine's Body AIade-The President
and Cabinet to Attend the Simple
Obsequies.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-The closely
drawn blinds of the Blaine mansion,
the air of quietude prevailing its sur.
roundings, the Grape on the bell knob
and the absence of the newspaper
watchers who for seven weeks have re
mained uninterruptedly on duty day
and night within sight of the house, are
the only visible signs that the long ex
pected end has come.
All the arrangements for the quiet
funeral are nearly completed and will be
annouced later in the day. The pail.
bearers will be personal friends of the
dead statesman. Admission to the
Church Of the Covenant, where the ser
vices will be held will be by card and
after the allotted seats have been as.
signed to the family and immediate
friends, to the President and Cabinet anC
to the diplomatic corps, who will attend
unofIicialiy, there will be very little
room left.
kilograms of coincidence from every
part of the United States and from for
eign countries continue to pour in
There is an apparently endless chain o.
messenger boys passing between TIM
telegraph Offices and the red house.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss May Lynch is visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Laura Nobb. of Cecilton, Nd, is visit
ing In this city.
w liam Hutchins. Of Dover, is visiting rela-
tives in this city.
i. H. Moore, of Middletown, was in Will
mington yesterday.
W. X. Carol, Of Queenstown, Nd, was in
Wilmington Yesterday.
George A. VandeRrift, of Cecilton, Nd, is
the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Van Dyke.
Walter K. Thomas, of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting his uncle, Magistrate Sasse, in this
city.
Misses Margaret and Marie Parker. OF
portsmouth, Va are guests OF Miss Name
Callahan, of $50 Van Buren street.
Miss Tillie Evans, Of Georgetown. Del, Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. John A Todd, l0'
Lincoln street. this city.
John II. Feehley. of Elkton. Nd who has
/ been for several years employed ia the Office
Of the superintendent Of the r.. w. & B rail
road, this city, has relinquished his position
/ and returne home.
! Wilmingtonians registered at New Yorl
| hotels are l.. r. Adair, n. R Reed and w
| Taylor. Park Avenue; G. W. Pusey, Mis-
| Finn and w. ~. Pusey and wife, Windsor
| r. Mahoney. Hotel Savoy; l. Taylor, West
| minister: J. r. Riss. New York; S. a.. WE'LL
| Hotel Barthoidi; ID. c. Austin, st. Denis; h. Il
Hooper. Hoffman House.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
PEARY AND YBRHOEFF.

The Arctic Explorer win Look for John
NJ. verhoen, the Erratic Louisville
Man.
Is there anything new in the Nerhoed
matterg' asked an EvRNING JOU NAL
reporter of Rev A. n Keigwin, Of West
Presbyterian Church, at tho Clayton
House.
ono. nothing particularly new as re-
CARDS the fate Of the young Arctic ex
plorer," be replied Peary is getting
ready fora trip to the Arctic regious next
spring. His plans are now being laid
lie will be sent by the Geographical
Society Of Philadelphia, and will pay
most Of the expenses himself. The Kite
has been chartered for the trip already.
It will be more of a geographical survey
than anything else. He will spend most
Of his time Oh the Ice Cap.
"What is the ice capf'
"The interior Of Greenland is covered
with snow from 800 10 2,,0D feet deep
Peary proposes to travel over that regior
on snow shoes
"What does he propose 10 do In th'
Yerhoef matterY
"He will make a search for him as sool
as he gets there
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
The CRIMINAL DOCKET
MANY CRIMINAL COURT CASES TO
BE HEARD IN FEBRUARY.

One Capital Case-Several Assaults with
Intent to KiII-Two Forgery Cases and
Any Number of Minor Crimes.
The February term Of Court of Oyer
and Terminer and Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery will
convene here on Monday, February 6.
The adjourned sitting of the November
term, will however, be held here next
week. beginning on Monday, with Chief
Justice Robinson presiding, and in all
probability, the new associate will be
with him.
Deputy Attorney General Branch II
Giles is busily engaged in getting the
criminal business ready for the grand
jury. There are thus far, forty three
bills in bank.
There is but one capital case-that of
Peter Moran, of New Castle, accused of
killing Daniel Reardon whom he found
in his bed room which the intruder had
mistaken for his own. This case may be
continued
Charles Conner. John Miller and John
Bell will probably stand trial for assault
with intent to kill.
Viola Leonard will have to answer "a
the charge of harboring a female child
for immoral purposes.
William Dorsey, Liberatto Rega ant
VIII lam Galloway will pose as moderr
Claude Duvals, being accused of high
way robbery.
Michael A. No~~o-' ILL have to answer
for passing io. q, ,,. OAeck on the Farm
ers Bank Of this city
The bills in the hands are classified a;
follows Murder, l. highway robbery,
3; forgery, 2 assault with intent tC
kill, 3 using female child under Il
years old. for sexual intercourse,
harboring female child, obtaining
money under false pretenses, ! selling
liquor TO miners, 3; carrying concealed {
deadly weapon, z; desertion, failure t.
support, gambling, assault with in
tent to commit rape, / breaking Gn'
entering, l.
A number Of bills are not yet in hand
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
THAT MURDER In CAMDEN.
A YOUNG coLoRED GIRL or THIS
CITY KILLED BY HER MASTER.

Tho Murderer Buried Her BODY In the
Cellar aud Moved 30 philadelphia I'M
m ediateiy after tho Crime Was Conn
mitted Makes Voluntary Admis-
sion.
A foul murder was unearthed In the
colored district Of Camden, n. j. last
night. Ella Ford, % years old, the vic
tim, was found buried beneath q foot Of
loose dirt, straw and rubbish In the eel.
lar of the house lately occupied by
George Morris at No 800 Locust street
Morris moved TO Camden from Phila-
delphia about month ago and em.
pioyed Ella Ford originally from this
city as housekeeper Quarrels between
Morris and his housekeeper were Of
frequent occurrence. but the neighbors
said that they never came TO blows
Ella was last seen alive ON Tuesday
night, when she called on her next door
neighbor, Charles W. Laws aud his wife
During the evening William Brown, who
was shortly to be married to Ella,
called la and spent the evening
On Wednesday Morris sold most Of his
household furniture 10 a second hand
dealer, aud removed to Philadelphia.
On Thursday evening Ella Peirce, q
girl friend of Ella Ford, went TO visit
her aud hndiug the house closed called
at the Laws house Rachel Perce, q
sister of Ella. told n story of dream
that she had had the night before IN
which she dreamed that Ella had beer
killed The colored people than made an
investigation In the Morris house ant
Laws, who had poker in his hand, wa
digging at the pile of straw IN the celia
and pulled out the dead girls skirt, Cor
oner Jeiieris WAS notified and the bod
was dug up
An examination showed that the skull
was fractured at the base of the fore
head, long cash back of the ear and d
wound on each temple
Morris was arrested in PHILADELPHIA
yesterday morning for the crime an'
when taken before MagistratePole the lat
Ter asked what Is the name of the womai
who was found dead ga Camden las. nightf
''She is called Ella Ford, promptly
responded the prisoner. lie was no
asked how he learned Of the murder
The mother aud brother of tn
murdered girl went fr ON this city O
Philadelphia yesterday TO secure tn
body. The former said she had not seel
her daughter since before Christmas, ant
. that time the girl was complaining o
Morris IN treatment and said he hal
several times threatened TO kill her
The inquest win be held on Monday.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
KRKwooO REcoRos DON'T GO.
The Horses which Raced on that Track
Last .spring Get no standing ON the ON
Cial Lists.

The Horses which Raced on that Track
Last .spring Get no standing on the on
clal Lists.
The Trotting Register Association has
thrown out many records made on the
kite shaped tracks last spring and sum
mer
In applying the rules the association
has apparently used the greatest de-
gree of fairness and impartiality, no
section Of the country having a monopoly
Of rejected records for irregularity under
the rules affecting performances against
time.
Among the tracks affected directly by
these decisions are Nashville, Tenn
which loses all her time records made on
November iS, 49, 81 and %. The track
loses all records made at its spring meet
ing because the track was of the down
hill variety. Chillicothe, o., loses its
records for the same reason and Martha
Wilkes is deprieved of 2 0S record made
on the latter track on October 2.
Stambouls record of 207i, made over
the Stockton Gal kite shaped track on
November 23, has also been thrown out
by the Association, and In the year book
Kremlin's 2O7f made at Nashville
Tenn, on November 10, will be given
as the best stallion trotting record.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
They Sang and Danced

A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss b anche Cole at her home, on West
Eighth street, on Tuesday evening. The
young folks amused themselves by sing
log eelecti ms and dancing. Among
those present were Misses Lena Rogers.
Lizzie Hemp, Mamie Cooper, Lizzie Clark
Lillian Betz. Marguerite Aydon. Mamie
Kirby, Mamie Welsh, Lollie Matthews.
Katie Ferguson, Hattie Chance. Milhe
Spencer, Carrie Featherston. Lillian
Fellemien Belle Powell, Eta Beecher.
Carrie Beecher, Alice Eberaharda.
Jesse Pyle. Bertha Potter. Leila
Fowler, Matte Mcclure, Messrs
George Betz, Harvey Sisler, Frank smith.
Charles McGuire, James Powers. VIII
liam Spencer, Albert Spencer. George
Robinson. James Albert, Charles Kirby.
Ralph King, Robert Beatty, May Jack.
son, Lille McKeeny, Charles Diaz, James
Bradford, Paul Higgins, james bart.
man, Harvey Hates and Harry McClin-
took.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
MARRlEp AT PENNsoNovE.
Pretty Wedding Of Charles A. johnson
and Miss Beuiah Cook.

Pretty Wedding Of Charles A. johnson
and Miss Beuiah Cook.
Miss Beulah Lippincott Cook and
Charles A. Johnson, of Philadelphia, both
well known in this city, where Miss Cook
formerly resided, were married on We'd
nesday morning The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs Charles Hillyard. in pennsgrove,
N. j. Rev. George S. Meserole, of Penns-
grove, was the celebrant.
Aswald Cook of paschal, Pa, was
hest man, and Miss Emma Cook, of
Frederica sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. Master Jay Mccullough
Cook, Of Falls OF the schuylkill, Pa, and
a nephew Of the brides, played the wed
ding march.
Only the immediate relatives and
friends of Mr. and Mrs. johnson wit.
messed the ceremony Among them
were Miss Bessie Cook, j. II Cook,
George Cook, Of Philadelphia; Hill
bert Cook aud wife, Master Jay McCul
Tough Cook, of Falls Of the Schuylkill,
Pa Thomas ID. Cook, of Wilmington
Mrs Emma Cook, mother Of the bride,
Misses hmma and Laura Cook, Frederica
d. johnson aud wife parents Of the
groom, j. Il. Benson aud wife. II j,
Baker and wife. aud George E johnson
and wife, of Wyoming; Ollie w. Evans
Of Dover; Charles Hilyard and wife, OF
pennsgrovo. n j.. aud W. L. Mcllvaine
and wife, Of Camden, Y. j.
The honeymoon is being spent in
/ Washington and New York AT il.
conclusion Mr. aud Mrs Johnson viii
live ia Philadelphia.
The bridal presents were profuse and
/ handsome.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Life Insurance Men Change.

e. A. Harrison and Armon B. Wells,
assistant superintendents Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company in this
city, have handed in their designations.
It is said that the former will assume the
superintendency of the Economic Life
Insurance Company of America, which
it is said viii start an agency in this city
in the near future. The same authority
has it that Mr. Wells will also connect
himself with this new company.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
washy's bIeetiur nsom Re-modeied.

The Washington Steam Fire Engine
Company is engaged ia furnishing its
meeting room la the third story of its
building on French street above Third.
The finish of the room has been repGinted
and grained aud new carpet, chairs and
desks have been purchased Tue hoor OF
the room has been torn up and placed on
level, except in the eastern end where
the officers desks are in position The
company has many fne pictures in this
room, as well as anumber of prizes which
they have won at different competitions
and gifts Of their friends.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Produce the Lists.

PARIS, Jan. 2S'-At a meeting of SEN
ators belonging to the democratic sec
tion Of the Left it was resolved to
request that Bourgeois, minister Of JUS
tice. cause search TO be made Of the
residences of NJ Andrieux and NJ Della
have, with the view of finding the lists
of persons comprised by the Panama
scandal concerning which NJ. Delahaye
and NJ Andrieux have spoken on several
occasions but which they have failed to
produce
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Desperado Mnrderers Caught.

WAvEdY, Kas Jan 2s.-Two masked
men attempted TO rob the Bank Of Wav-
erly yesterday afternoon but an alarm
was given and the robbers fed. A pur-
suing party was organized and started
after the men. The robbers shot A. p
Ingleman dead but were captured about
two miles from Lebo. They we're recog
nized as Billy Nannerman and Frank
Lewis Ingleman leaves wife and sew
eral children.
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
Taken 40 a Hieher count.

A writ Of error in the case of Mrs.
Maggie HarlSins VS.. the Pullman Palace
Car Company which was decided against
the company in the United States
Court, has been taken by the counsel
for the defense. George H. Bates The
record Of errors in the case has been
taken before the upper court in Philadel-
,,Lfo
Evening journal., 1893-01-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Scarlet fover has broken out in Odessa
and several cases are now prevalent.
Two cases OF drunkenness were disposed
OF in the Municipal Court this morning.
The annual meeting Of the Wilmington
Fair Association was held in the Exchange
Building this afternoon.
Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters OF al ninistrasion upon the estate OF
James b. Carlisle TO Frank Carlisle.
The regular monthly meeting OF The
Ministerial Union will be held in the y. NJ
G. A. rooms at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The tug Emily Is in the dock of the
Harlan and nollingsworth Company for re
pairs 10 a hole which was stove In her bow b,
the ice.