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DRESS FABRICS :!

Prices are modest in
comparison to quality.
38-inch All-wool in excellent
weave and finish, 20 or more
shades to select from. Per
yard, soc.
45-inCh All-wool English Serge in
fine surah twill weave; an ex-
ira wearing quality; IS shades
for fall and winter wear. Per
yard, 85c.
38-inch AII-wool Whipcord, a
pretty corded diagonal effect;
u shades. An extra value at
CSC per yard.
38-inCh All-Wool Armure, a neat
effect in small, fancy weave
figure; six choice shades. Per
yard, 81.
44-inCh AIl-wool Hopsacking in
fancy basket weave; six fall
shadings. Per yard. S..
3o-inch AlI-wool Fancy Weave
Homespun in four rich two
tone effects. Per yard, 81 25.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

IS the cheapest and most desirable Home
Sews ana Literary Journal published on the
The WEEKLY UNION per year...............S 81 so
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ssS These publications are sent either by
I <slAdI or Express to agents or single sub
seribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
ers are agents.
raaae Inc best advertising mediums on the Pacific
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Notice Of Street Work, No. i94.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
| that the Board of Trustees or the City of
sacramento, on the 10th day of OCTOBER,
1898, adopted a resolution of its intention TO
order the following street work to be done,
viz:
street 10 the north line of l. street ex-
cept such portion thereof as is required
by law TO be kept in order or repair by
thereon, be- where not already done, improved
by removing cobbles, grading and laying a
streetway of concrete and with top coating
of bituminous rock, grouted rock cutters,
stone curbing and constructing brick catch
basins and connecting the same with the alley
sewers.
For further particulars reference is hereby
made to said resolution on file.
Sacramento, October 1S, 1893.
E. H. GREEN,
Street Commissioner of the City of Sacra-
mento. o19.6t
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Rent of Buildings at the Agricultural Park,
trrI
PRIVILEGES CONNECTED THEREWITH,

INV VILEdEo IUNNEI led IHEKEWITH,
For one, two or three years from November
l, 1893, the pasture field included Rents
payable monthly in advance and accepted
security given for the total amount OF lease.
A certified check payable to the Secretary,
or the cash, for one months rent. at the rate
proposed to be given, must accompany each
bid, to be returned il bid is not accepted and
forfeited 10 the society if the bidder fails &c
execute the lease and give required security.
The society reserves the right to reject
any or all BIDS. Further information will be
given on application TO the Secretary
JOHN BOGGS. President.
EDWIN f. SMITH, Secretary. o14-tdTrhS
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FAREWELL PARTY.

SACRAMENTo COUNCIL, NO se. o. C. F.,
- will give farewell party at their hail.
Tenth street. between and h, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Oct. 25th. An enjoyable time is
promised. Admission, gentleman and lady,
so cents; extra lady, 20 cents. o21-25
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Record d-Union-Telephone No. 4e.
Eor Editorial Rooms, ring one bell.
For Business ONCE. ring three bells.
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Entered at the Postofdce at Sacramento a
Eecond-clsss matter.
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livery before his term of office expires,
when he should be given the place vacated
by the others.
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Agricultural Park, Sacramento.
PROPOSALS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
d office of the Secretary of the State Agri-
cultural Society, Sacramento, Cal, up to IL
o'clock noon,
Monday, October 80, 1893,
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Es-slsHoP

MADAME FRIES-BISHO HOP
HAS RESUMED
LIE = SONS IN SINGING
AT sos n STREET.
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SEWER WORK.

THE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL
/ receive sealed proposals up TO 10 A. NJ. of
OCTOBER %, 1893, for the construction of a
pipe sewer from the manhole at Sixth and V
streets TO the pump at Eighth and streets,
as per plan and Specifications on file in this
office. A certified check to the amount of 10
per cent of the proposal, drawn in favor of the
Mayor OF the City OF sSacrame nto. must ac-
company each bid. The board reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
j. ID. YOUNG,
o17-5t Clerk of Board of Trustees,
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Professor GMalIey'S Dancing Academy,
OHtrtnl.
Notice Of Street Work, No. 1876.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
/ that the Board of Trustees of the City of
Sacramento, on the 10th day of OCTOBER,
1898, adopted a resolution of its intention to
viz:
That Fourth street, from the south line
of street to the north line of K street.
be, where not already done, improved
by removing block pavement, grading and
laying streetway of concrete and with a top
coating of bituminous rock, grouted rock gut
ters, stone curbing and catch basins at the
alley intersection.
For further particulars reference is hereby
made to said resolution on file.
Sacramento, October IS, 1898.
F. II. GREEN
Street Commissioner of the City OF Sacra-
mentO. O19-6t
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PienOnte ReaIe MutualBeneVOIentItaIian Society

~ ball at Armory Hall. NEXT SATUR-
DAY, october 21st, the anniversary of the
discovery OF America 4o1 years ago by
Christopher Columbus. Music by the Hussar
Band. Grand march at o'clock. Tickets,
soc. Extra lady, 25c. Fred Boitano, FIoof
Director George Demartini, Floor Manager.
a. Mezzini, Secretary. o19-3t
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THE DAILY RECORD.UNI0N

Tor one year..... sc IN
For six months '''''''''$ 40
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GENTS per- week. In all interior cities and
I5nn IIonHs the paper can be had of the principal
Eefioolcal Dealers, Newsmen and Agents.
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HEM On-Duu.

VYHE UTILITY OF RELIGION, BY THE
] Rev. A. George, at ST. Paul's Church,
Eighth, bet. I and j, SUNDAY EVENING,
October 22d, at 7:30.
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Greer's' Auction Sale
TODAY, OCT. 21, 1898.

At SALESROOM, 1904 AND 1oO6 j
n street. sale commences promptly at 10
o'clock. The list of goods includes one fine
span of Draft Horses, Weighing 1900 and
1,4oO pounds, respectively; besides Wagons,
Buggies, Harness, etc. Also, a large ana COM
Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture, Car
pets, etc.
ar Sale Positive Terms Cash No Limit
1t R GREER Il CO. Auctioneers
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Hem Tn-pnp.

FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
Fourth Ward,
A. n. BUCHANAN
Regular Republican and Regular Democratic
nominee.
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Whitrrh 1nttrea.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SIXTH
~ street. Rev. j. B. Koehne, pastor. Serv-
ices at Il A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sabbath-school
at 1915 P. NJ. 7. p. c. E. at 6:15 P. NJ. In the
evening Miss Cook the cornetist of San Fran
cisco, VIII render selection. "Te Deum Laud-
anus" by Schafter, and "rhe Angel,'' a duet
by Rubenstein, will be sung. Morning sub
ject; Tine Spectators at the CrucitiXion"
Evening" THE Devils Looking-glass." Sub
ject next Sabbath evening: "The Devils Mar
riage"
HNITARIAN CHURCH, PYTHIAN HALL,
y corner of Ninth and Rev. T. j. Horner,
pastor. Services at IL A. u. Subject: "Mod-
ern American Slavery" Sunday-school at
1915.
CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- Eighth street, between and J.-Rev. 6. A.
Ottmann, rector. Rev. A. George in charge
Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity. Services
school at 12:45 p. NJ. Morning sermon:
weighed and Found Wanting" Music: s'Te
Deum"tD. Buck. Ohertory: 90 Lord, Be Mer-
ciful, contralto solo. Evening: 1.-The Utility
OF Religion" Cantata, D. Buck In c. Deus
Mlscreatur, d. Buck in E. Ohertory: "And
the Glory OF the Lord"
EIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. NINTH AND
L L.-Rev. A. c. Herrick, pastor. will preach
at II on "How to Make the World Better
Sabbath-school at 1915. Young peoples
meeting at $50. At 7:3o-Subject THE
Woman OF Canaan" Welcome to everyone
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. COR
" ner Twelfth and K Kstreets.-Sunday-scho
and services at the usual hours. Theme: "Die
Wege des Glaubens." You are cordially IN
vited.
L'IRST NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH, SEVENTH
l. street, ] and K.-Preaching at IL A. NJ
by Rev. +. NJ. Odom and at 7:30 p NJ by Rev.
Mr.. Walters Epworth League at 6:l5 P. N.
OIXTH-STREET M E. CHURCH. BE-
y tween X and L. The pastor. Rev. T. G.
George, will preach at 1o:45 and 7:90
Sabbath-schoOl at 1915. Epworth League
at 6:3O. You will be very welcome.
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
| Latter-day Saints meets on SUNDAYS at
P. NJ. in Howe's schoolToom on Sixth street.
between and K Open to all. No collection
taken.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, EIGHTH STREET.
" between n and O.-B. B. Burton. pastor.
Communion services at IL A. NJ. Sunday
school at 9:45 A. NJ. Y. P. s. c. E. at ESQ
P. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3O P. NJ.
DREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, ON FOUR 4
/ teenth, between o and P streets-Rev. w.
II. Baugh, pastor. Morning service, IL A. NJ.
conducted by j. L. Spears. Praise service at
7:3o P. NJ Sunday-school at 1915 PM
CIXTEENTH STREET LUTHERAN
y Church.-Rev w. s. Hoskinson Preach
ing morning and evening. Evening subject:
Capturing the Fort" A welcome for ALL
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UNITARIAN CHURCH, PYTHIAN HALL.
y corner of Ninth and Rev. T. j. Horner,
pastor. Services at IL A. n Subject: "Mod-
1915.
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5pertnl alntires.

IF AFFLICTED with Sore Eyes use DR..
ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER. Sold
at 2B cents.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
CLEYGLAND'S HAWAIIAN MESSAGE

He Sends All Correspondence and Copies
of His Instructions over to the Senate
Chamber This Afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Dec IS President
Cleveland's message on Hawaii aud the
situation there and in this country in
relation to the chaos and trouble on the
little island, is now on its way from the
White House to the Senate chamber
The message gives the entire cores
pondence supplemental to the report of
Hon. Walter Q. Gresham, Secretary OF
State It gives a review of the situation
as at present existing in Hawaii.
The matter is then submitted to the
Senate for further action, hoping that the
matter will be Immediately taken up
The instructions sent ont from Wash
ington to Minister Willis prove very
moderate in tone.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
A BOOM IN SHIPBUILDING.

jackson and Sharp Company. Receives a
Contract to Construct Four Vessels 70 r
Excursion Work and Towing.
In all probability there will be plenty
of work in this city in few weeks. The
Jackson and Sharp Company will proba-
bly, close the contract to-day for three
excursion steamers, to ply on the Schuyl.
kill river.
Men representing the company vent
to Philadelphia today to sign tue papers
and although the firm would not say
that it had secured the contract
it comes from reliable authority
that the Wilmington firm will build
the boats. IL is rumored that the boats
must be completed by the middle of May.
Some other Wilmington firm will prob
ably secure the contract for the engines
aud boilers
This will give work to numerous boiler.
makers aud machinists who are
out of work A rumor that
could not be verified said that the same
company had secured the contract for q
tug boat also
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
PAp MoRe THAN Ia INCOME.

The Nathaniel williams Estate Claims
$500 From the Trustee OF william RS AN.
Chancellor Wolcott sat in ihe Levy
Court room this morning The order
restraining Constable Reardon from
selling the property Of Bader & Conway
was Informally argued by Messrs. Ly-
nam ind Johnston, but no further step
was taken IN the matter Lewis O. Van
degrft presented petition for an order
authorizing the receiver to publish an
advertisement notifying the creditors Of
the Polk Chemical Company TO present
their claims on or before May /, 1894
The order was made.
Most of the session was consumed In
hearing argument on the case of the
executor of Nathaniel Williams, trustee,
rs. William Ryans trustee. Thomas and
Nathaniel Davis represented the interests
Of the Williams estate. Robert t. Har-
mon appeared for Edward Il Cochran,
Jr. present truseee OF Ryan.
The executor af Mr. williams claims
that Ryan was paid 81 153SS over the
income due and asks that MIR Coehl an
present trustee, refund $500 IN settle
ment. Mr.. Harmon contended that III,
late trustee should not have allowed bis
ward 20 overdraw his income. and resisted
the effort to get even $3.50 OF the money
| bsck.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Beecher, the photographer, Sl5 Market st.
Gold bought for cash. No. l05 W. sth st.
-Cummins. the photographer, 3l2 Market
street.
"A carriage whip is at the police station
awaiting an owner.
Go to Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 3ll15 Market street, 30 cents per dozen.
-Murray's Hotel No. lOi East Front street.
rs The place TO buy your rye whiskey Tor the
grip, so those say who have used 1t.
Henry Robbins, colored, was held in 500
bal Tor the upper court at the session OF The
Mtnlcipal Court, yesterday morning, Tor
carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
Before insuring your life elsewhere; call
st the ofilceof the Equitable Life-in the Equit-
able Building for Information as 10 actual
fesuts paid 10 living policy holders in the
targtst, strongest ana best Lite Company In
tue world. AnsOn A. Maher. Manager
Any person wishing their piano tuned
win attend to IL In a first class manner and
wla iguarantee satisfaction. also my or.
ch,Htr a will be At liberty for socisls and
par ties, December rs and week. Orders left al
Sir ler Sewing Machine office, or No. eO5 Wes
Nn.h street will receive prompt attention
Ffant Stuebgen.
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CUENINGHlN-DICKSOE CERYiORlRI.

To-morrow's Decision In Superior Court
Involves Principles in which the Bar ia
Interested.
The judges Of the Superior Court will
deliver a decision Ia the certiorari case Of
Esther Cunningham, d b., vs. John
Dickson tomorrow morning The plant
III above Is represented by Colonel Ben
jamin Nields, aud the defendant by II
II Ward The certiornri was taken at the
September term. 1886 and involves
principles In which the members of the
bar evince the liveliest interest
The General Assembly. at its session
of 1884, passed an act limiting the jnris
diotion of justices Of the peace ga New
Castle county ITO the hundred for which
they are appointed aud tn which they
reside aud 10 the adjoining hundred
The Cunningham Dickson action was
brought In 1886. being after the psssago
Of the act referred TO, and the maPis-
trate failed 20 set forth upon his record
faots, showing that he had jur sdictlon in
accordance with the act Of 1881, and for
this resson the oertiorari was taken.
The General Assembly, at the session
OF 1887, passed an act which provid q
that after the passage Of said act QSSO
and prior 20 tho passage Of this
amended act no Judgment should here
after be reversed OF invalidatod on ac-
count OF the record Of such Judgment
falling to exhibit the residence Of the
parties thereto
Before the passage Of the act Of 1887
the court had decided that tho omi ision
20 set for facts showing jurisdiction Of
the mag istrate was fatal The question
Involved Is whether the General As.
sambly had the power by curative act
TO make good these defects Ia tho record
Mr. Nields, for the csrllorari, con-
tended that the act took away vested
jurisdiction and made good the iudg
ment that Is void Whether those
reasons would apply TO all Judgments
containing such errors in the record or
not they certainly apply to the case at
bar, whore tho oertiorafi was taken be
fore the passage OF the curative act
hir Ward on the other hand eontended
that while IT, be- prttumed that the magis
trate has not jurisdiction if 10 does not
appear on the record, yet the record Is
simply 30 much evidence on the question
Of jurisdiction, and the General Assembly
has power 10 control aud remedy and
regulate the matter Of The admissibility OF
evidence In the adjudication Of causes
of pciion. That the right and particular
remedy Is not a vested right The right
TO have ones controversies determined
/ by existing rules of evidence IS not 8
vested right. aud that for the court {,
reverse this Judgment IN the face Of th'
statute II must decide that the statute q
unconstitutional. which must clearly ap
pear otherwise the rule, as an act Of Oh,
General Assembly, must prevail.
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The teams lined up as follows /:
WORK AMONG THE JEWS

Rev. Daniel SALTY man, OF Philadelphia.
Speaks of the work Before the
Preachers Meeting.
Rev. Daniel Sdtymsn, of Philadelphia,
conducted the devotional exercises at the
Wilmington NJ e. Preachers Assooia-
tion This morning He also made an
address, concerning the work OF the
Temple Mission ia Philadelphia for the
evaugslization Of the Jews 10 was
strong and interesting illustrated by
the various appliances ofJewish worship,
and an explanation Of the mel hods by
which the Jews are brought to Christ.
A paper was read by Rev. J d. @
Hanna on "rhe Intolerance Of Truth.
It WIS a study on II John x, z. and was
followed by a lively discussion The
death Of Rev w. II Elliott and Rev.
Ga savoy OHM was reported. The latter
was at one time pastor of Asbury M r,
Church Rev W E Tompkinson will
read a psper at the next meeting
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
DR.. MEYERS DEFENCE.

Lawyer Brooks Began Summing Up Be
fore the Jury This Morning.
NEW YORK, Dec IS Great crowds OF
people sought admission to the court
room where DR., Meyer is being tried fol
poisoning persons to secure their insur-
anoe money. The throngs reach far into
the thousands
Lawyer Brooks began summing up for
DR. Meyer this morning His charge
will be finished late this afternoon. The
case will 60 to the jury to night.
Detectives from several cities are ii
the court room to rearrest Meyer, il
case he is acquitted.
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MORE ELECTION JURORS,

Four Bave Been Empaneiled Already
To-day.
BROOKLYN, Dec IS An extraordinary
grand Jury to look after some of the
many election frauds that have been
complained of and formally charged, is
being drawn to-day
Up to noon four jurors had been EN-
panelled and the entire jury may be
secured to-day.
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THAT HIGGINS LOT"

City solicitor Elliott Discovers That the
senator Only owns a Oae-Tinh Ia
torost In It.
The alleged deal between Ssaaior an
thony Higgins aud the Board Of Public
Educatiou of the city Of Wilmington
lbs fair TO fan on at least four hiths In
bis endeavors % get title 90 what has
been called the Higgins lot, adjoining
Washington School near the bridge City
Solicitor Elliott has discovered that the
Senator only owns one iith OF
the property, the other hold
ers being Edwin II. Gayley
John II Dandy. Mrs John NJ Dunn and
the Equitable Guaraniee aud Trust Com
pany. guardian for minor heirs
When the city solicitor called upon
Senator Higgins the latter told him that
all he knew about the property was that
he owned a one hfth interest and that
he would sign any deed TO which Messrs
Gayley and Dandy had affixed their sig
natures.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather will probably prevail, with
fresh westerly winds and lower. followed by
slightly higher temperature On Tuesday in
both of these sections fair weather will prob
ably continue most of the day, with slightly
higher temperature and variable winds. and
on Wednesday warmer and fair or partly
cloudy conditions.
New York Herald Weather Forecasi-The
area of low temperature moving yesterday
from the northwest will probably be felt in
creasingly to-day in this section, though u is
not likely TO become intense. The storm
centre near Nova Scotia yesterday promises
Al Gamer routes.
% n New York city and neigboring regions
to-d ay colder, fair weather and fresh west
preva Il. followed by slight raise Of temper
sfr
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rn Insnec I Iilv.rs nd narhora.

A special meeting Of the Board Of
Trade has been called for Thursday
evening for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements TO invite the
River and Harbor Commitiee Of the
House Of Representatives to come here
and inspect Whining ton rivers and har-
bors. It IS requested that ell the mem
bers attend, as this is an important
meeting.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES OF sMYTH Posi-
Impressive Services Held in Memory of
Their Dead Comrades.

Their Dead Comrades.
The annual memorial services of
Smyth Post No. 1, g A. r., were held az
the headquarters, Third and King streets,
Yesterday afternoon. The room was
decorated in an attractive manner, and
a large audience was present. In front
of the altar was q large arch draped
with black, underneath which were
six vacant chairs, representing the mum
ber of comrades that have passed
away since January.
Music WAS furnished by quartet from
Wesley N. E. Choir Addresses were
made by Past Post Commander Bullocs,
of Post No. 13; Rev. Daniel Green, Of
Post No s; Rev E. w. Long Of Green.
hill; Past Department Commander
Samuel Lewis, Past Department Chaplain
Mccoy and Department Commander
Bogia
The services closed with singing the
dOxOlogy, and the benediction by Rev.
4. W. Long.
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THE WARREN CLUB LOST.

It's Players Put Up Good Game, How
ever, Against the "Big 'Uns."
The last football game Of the season
was played on Saturday, at Front and
Union streets, between the Warren Ath-
letic Club and the University Of Penn
sylvania. The game was played amid a
steady downpour Of rain, and on a field
that vas a huge mud puddle.
The Warren boys played d fine up hill
game aud lost by score Of "a TO o
Pennsylvania scored four touch-downs
from each OF which Brooke kickea goal
Warren scored a touch down but 1t was
not allowed by the referee. on the claim
of having been effected by a forward pass
About 200 spectators watched the teams
wallOw about 10 the mud
Vba faorop Tf,.aI mn oe folInruu.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
WATER WITCH HOUSE WARMING

The New Engine House VIII BE hc-
cepted From the Contractor on Thursday.
The Water Witch Steam Fire Engine
Company expects to accept its new
engine house from the contractors on
Thursday 10 cost over 5000 and is
one Of tie most substantial in the city.
The members claim that 10 has Che best
stable I'm the service. The work Of con
struction WAS begun about June 4. The
walls ara Of red brick. twenty y-one
inches thick. with heavy Brandywine
granite trimmings
The Weccacoe will house the appara-
tus, and the occasion will be celebrated
in true volunteer fireman style IL Is
expected that the Police Commission
will put a bell and striker in the tower
by January l.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
A New ohoIrmasler omelated.

Francis r. Morrison, orgauist and
choirmastar Of ST Micaaels p e Church,
is confined to bed with bad attack Of
the grip and yesterday bis place was
filed with eminent success by Professor
& ]. Hermann, who recently removed
to this city from Pittsburg, Pa. He is a
competent and energetic director and an
accomplished organist,
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
Local Preachers at First II. P. Church

Local Preachers at First II. p. Church.
The LEGAL preachers took charge Of
First NJ. p Church yesterday. la the
morning. at Do'clock, praise service was
held. At 10 30 o'clock Dr. Slmms
preached a strong and Interesting ser
mon At o'clock IN the afternoon there
wes love feast, when Rev d. r. Wsd
dell, of MadeleY M q. Church. was present
and made an address Rev. W II Har-
Iis preached at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1893-12-18
TO-DAYS CALENDAR DISPOSED Or.
Superior Court Was Only In Session
Half an Hour To-day and Finished
To-day's work.

Half an Hour To-day and Finished
To-day's work.
In the Superior Court this morning
Judgment for costs was awarded the
plaintiff in the case of Maris O Hartman
VS. George W. acKee. collector. H.
Ward represented the plaintiff ana Wal
ter H. Hayes the defendant.
The case OF Jacob L. Stumpf VS..
Aua usta Bicta was discontinued on APP
plication of the defense
The case of ST. Peters Church, d. b. a.
VS. + A Whitney. was settled by an
award Of judgment for costs for the
plaintiff below
Counsel informed tho court that the
cases of Philip Il Clark vs. Henry l.
Chur hman; Henry l. Churohman VS.
Philip r. Clark, aud Henry l. Church
man vs. Emma Clark would not be tried
this term.
The case Of George Reed vs.. the vii
mington Steamboat Company was set foi
trial to morrow. Court adjourned unit
10 o'clock to morrow morning.