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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02


wces run your rsn. lren.,g AID n.Dtr cut.
ut On The rtx,f niue one oi fhr enixl
usvellns lnk hpsN.s wh.cls raii he fesluciy
.hu' and only cc.ts icN cents or nlricl
Glue ala a pen N,pef. m,de chrSssn,hsrinm
faAhlon from many barrow nrr< Of chas
moia In the lower isf,-hnnd corner ulae>
two lhree pockets for nosc paper, and M tho
upper lcft-haat corn,s w. usuall pockair.
wnich may 10 stitched by machtnc. snf
then nSiled on. Tor sisrps. cards eul s4.e-
graph blanks. acn'o sctihhla;s 'ixs smfll
rad rluel IN tho isNcr IiEht-hsni c,tnof,
bus most peo.ls stcssr Giving Tho room 10
envelopes. II in1ic room u required ont
slide TAPS can he placed m -aHh aide ard
In these pockets stitched b. machine II
those arc made 10 al to be lnrRe enough 20
meet III the mladih OF tho ho,rd When
folded ever they aheuid havo ribbons sssei
on the ou,er cage. so an 70 rle IN tho center
and form vety nice cover.
A charNirH liitle srche, Is msso by sl!n.
ping long s,fip & cotton batting inta 4
hsg made Of tsyo wide rntin ftGtuns scx.d
together, 40 as to toiin a ban i'rage tso
lover END or 'eeyr Il plelr--as ruie Il
gives It rrcstirr hr,sh TO fringe Il. Into
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

reached to the knee. ending In ornaments Of
Jet aud Persian lamb The lape Itself Of
Persian lamb was fuli and reached TO just
below the waist, when Chrysantheme and
the othOrs had ceased chatting and Kidding
mo with questions | asked IN general
way what was the newest thing IA even.
lng gowns, Newest thlnF?' said Chrya.
antlcmc. raising her eyebrows IN amused
surprise. "Why, yeu must nos ask that"
"Whnt must ask thcn1" raid humbly,
ASK my dear. what IL tho last thing
disposed Of"
yes Joined In Mrs chumloy-Jones.
no sleeves. no shoulders, no trains and
now not even straps over The shoulders
to keep body and soul together You must
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

beside my window in the esr,v s,.,n.
room built her nest and rcared H., vo,,rv
rf,siyl VERY gay the same sweet song she ann
~ rnH ~ psf little ones had taken wings
wy ,neir own bird living; everything
:, About our home. OF purple elastets swl,ns
npV iaa uur vines at autumn's orenlng.
M your work carly in the day or year.
a. t., aung 70 sing, or word TO cheer.
~, II mouse to build or gift to bless the raee.
~ may not reach It's noon. or ssf,ins s,,y.'
~ 9,s one can Go the work you leave undone,
fof no one ever fills another's place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

The beginner should Have Only the Best
Teacher

The beginner Should Have Only the Best
Teacher
IN one Of her works. Miss Muloch gives
the following excellent advice on tho study
OF lnuAio II music Is studied az all. Il
ought to be studied thoroughly aud from
the very first. Parenis are apt TO think
that anybody can teach child. and that
any sort OF plano Is good enough Tor
child 70 practice on. No mistake can be
more fatal child who Is 1T 10 be taught
at ali should be taught BY a capable mu-
Hlclau, with intelligence enough 10 make
the groundwork not merely superficial, but
solid. and not only solid. but interesting
A great deal Of the preliminary study OF
music Is not at all interesting unless tha
teacher thoroughly understands and takes
the trouble TO make tho child understand.
the infinite and complicated beauty Of tho
scheme Of harmony. 30 opposition 10 the
dullness Of mere htrummng.
Then the little soul. should there be- d
musical soul. viii soon wake Up, VIII com
prehsud the ahy and the wherefore Of the
fnosi Nearisone q sealed and The hardest
Of exercises. and conceive an ambition nos
merely 20 play a piece" hut TO become
! trie muaieian. Aud here ist me enter
passionate and Indignant protest against
the habit which ili-c0ndltioned guests In
duige 81 and weak hostesAes permit. Of
talking during fnuslc-a aolecitm IN good
manncn and good feelings. which. when
over II Is found. either ~ public or IN prl-
vate. should 10 put a stop e. nrhily sud re-
inOrHelctsy,
n people do not like music. they iced
not lDtor 10 II; they can 20 away. But
any person who nnds himself At q concert
or IN drawing fooin whore music u 60
ing on. and does not pay u the rclpect
Of silsnce-toiai niience-ia 10 be severely
reprimandod And ahosoefff. Ia any pub
iic room. alt1 BY and d0en ucl rcmoHtifafe
asalusi such behavior. or. IN pf!yste
room. cannises ~ aud submits 10 Il. is--
u. mo pu. IL IL the miiiest fornl-4 ssfY
weak-Eiinded and gqYardiy pdgson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

The death OF ''The Bllad Woman Of Nan
-,.7-.s., has atsraeted Wide attention "a
sslln. where SHE was known from one sha
~. cnuntfy 70 the other. she Wa
* - IA Ma i remarkable taien, for wriuns
- 1900 yerses. describing her misery MAD
n ~ peoms gre Beautiful ana tas @u t
q. ~ isras Income. She Far SAID 70 ~
enips ~ hest raeitrfs IA spain. and many
o1' most famous men ia tnat country
md, ., - uilsfifnsges to her house q hssr hss-
s.eSn issbsIla save her : peati1' N---'- -s''
"a ale leli about ;so.ooe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

A little boys papa made him pair Of
stills. lie left them out in the rain one
night and the next morning found the nails
coated with rust He came running in with
them, saying
just LOOK at the nallsl They've got all
qunhuruadih
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

A little boy was playing In the yard when
l1t was slippery with ice and snow. His
mother called to him that he had better
come In or he might have an accident.
"oh, no." he said. II can't; hayen't got
tho az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

'Now, White" said his teacher. as school
opened, you may reclte your geography les
son, Where is Afghanlstan"
While hes!tated a moment.
Don't you know" asked the teacher.
Eyes; I've got 1t in my head somewhere,
but / can't lay my brain GU It just this
minute" Willie replied.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

have merely skirt. short skirt. band
Of satin very wide belt Will do, and then
Join back and front together by a string Of
pearls aud you are In the fashion"
~ am shocked"
''so am |. But II ia the style. all tho
aafua p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

Tr0f1 me WaFIlnNI1U HIaF.
what beautiful animal 'hat kabra lsr ".
claimed the Eirl eho wa visiting no roo
i'f4A.a-1i" replied TIE sDaAg niau Nho -
aisay. near hlf. II q any h4d sfrlDea 4un-
Ming the pfhGn WY Il would b. quite hanl-
lslss IAslefn. ~osi4nt ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

NHlI7 IVIt WIN DTa77-ll'l1l7l 17lI7 II y Il'77I
effective.
Take smooth hoard. three fee. &C. saFe.
Cover u with paper iadslin o. the gnade
you intend covering tho wTitinE Toilet.
1hon cover ono slide WITH a pieo- Of iult.
and faslealBg Il around the etks with brassl
headed nails, Nliich are very cheaO and
SNOWY. In tho middle Of tho board place q
hlolser, Mailing on liiue vi4aRlss Of fat
al required distances fof rcornefr." On
the iomel ieff-hGnd aide aaii two psecss u
III; to act - engc,ope and nate pspst pocis-
eta Above the hlottef place al lnch wide
sffip o. felt, fasiened at intervals o. a.
inch apart " iaiy- rhrouEh these intss-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

Nellie went to Sunday school for the first
time ana heard the song Jesus Loves Even
Ne" The next day she was heard singing
With great gusto. Jesus Loves Adam ana
Ne"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

May one day heard the expression. dark
as Erebus." The hall rot being lighted as
usual one evening she told her aunt that 1t
was ''black as everybus."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-02

Certificates Of Mr mbei ship In HIghbind-
orr sooIetIes SECURED.


The arrest OF Chinese known as Mar
Tan in San Francisco has brought to light
documents ruch as have never been un-
oarthed before in this city. Mar Tan had
for a long time been recognized az Chi
nese "capper'' for number OF Police
Court practitioners. In his pockets were
the names aud addresses d a number OF
prominent merchants OF san Francisco.
He was charged with being yagrant
under the Law inat includes Police Court
lawyers "eappsra." For long time tho
police had noticed that the fellow logged
gambling houses. and an ci1eor made the
arrest to get rid Of The Spy.
Among Taps effects were two pieces OF
cloth on which are Chinese characters.
These being translated prove that Tan be.
longs to AnarchlEtlc and Highlander so
cieties. one OF these reads.
fi.s Hing Co. received from Hing Sun on
sseouut n 3iar Tan 4lA having been PAID II
~ company. He 10 enttied 70 BE- q rnsmbe
~ ira Hung knF. tradition. tAhsrchlst secret
tsrodiationl he wa bora again BY i.suR SUI.
moihsf-isAdefJ Tons LaaE. broihsr-in-l-v.
the second certificate reads:
..-rafaeuto dee ling Co. Received O;
~ nan the sum % q. lie T. entitled to DO =
-..intrr u lhs Hang Sun Society. IN tba year
~ ma Won calendar secret Society. " tAs
s,,-th month. lucky day.
s1here are xurne secret society characters
tba csrna-1ies that cannot he trans
" Never before have the HIxhbladers'
s..,,a,4nt, fallen into the hands " the p5-
~. An rroft "a being made 20 have TIE
.,si.oncr deported under the Law ~ which
rrrin,inais may be sent back to their native
isnd. These dofunsnir prove Tho nan's
standlng a. = criminal IN China.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
AgEmD.

EvANS.-In this city, on the lst instant,
Ada Evans. aged 2. years.
F0RD.--ln this city on September 4, Michael
Ford, aged "a years.
GRlFFITH.-On the 81 instant, Richard r.
Griffith.
GRN EN.-In this city, on the End instant,
James, son OF Philip j., and Elizabeth G.
Green, aged Is months.
MAXWELL - On Wedne sday morning,
September 8, 1924. at the residence OF her sou
in .aw, w. q. Hawthorne, stanton, Dell, Mary
"A. Maxwell, I'm her I'D year.
lnterment at Head OF hristiana Cemetery.
Leave the house Saturday at / o'clock
Services at the house.
PRICE In this city. on September 2. vii
Liam NJ. Price, ia the 9Th year of his age
RNAN.-In this city, on September Z, j. j.
Ryan, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are invited % attend
the funeral from the residence OF his mother
No. sEO Wess Second street, on Monday morn.
ing, al o'clock High mass at st. Paul's
x. g. Church. lnterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
SPRiNG.-At the residence of his mother
llN6 Pine street, on the 9Th instant, William
Spring. aged p years
Relatives and friends are respectfully II.
ylted TO attend his funeral, from Epwortl
Nj. f. Church, on sunday afternoon at =
O'Clock. lnterment at Riverview Cemstcry
ShEWBROOkS.-In this city, on the Isl
instant Charles T., son of no -las and Eliza
beth shewbrooke, in his l4th year.
TAlLOR.-In this city, on the 3D. instant
Christian Louise, wife OF John Taylor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
Proceeds for benefit Of Doughten Home

Proceeds for benefit Of Doughten Home
81 visionary Circle
The British steamship Elmvllle, from
Huelva IS believed 20 lave escaped seri-
GUS injury by striking on the Brown
SHOALS, Delaware bay. The amount due
t. owners Of tugs for services rendered
W II be settled by the Marine Under
riters.
TCaptain Madden yesterday made a
change in the batting order OF the O A.
baseball team. by which Duffy goes up
TO sixth place, batting next to Lyttle,
and Madden gees down TO ninth place,
batting next to Leach, who goes up to
eighth.
Latest fall styles custom made clothing.
First.class cut and finish guaranteed. A.
Blumberg, tailor, Delaware street.
The G. A. O. Board has not decided TO
admit Wilmingtonians to the grand
stand free Of extra charge. but it will
probably be decided for next season.
Yesterday afternoon coal car unload
ing at the w. & N. wharf for J. 4.
Stops was precipitatsd in the water by
the breaking away OF the foating slip
connecting the car floats with the wharf.
How dye feel this morning. is a
common question among the Mogullians
Of this city to-day. They had big
bungle last night in The A. o. u. w.
lodge room.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
81. GEORGES CLANS GATHER.

Republicans Meet Ia odessa and Hear
Reports en- Candidates.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIpDLKTowN, Sept The largest
cGucrs held for years by the St. Georges
hundred Republicans was assembled ia the
town hall At Odessa last night. members
OF the party being present from
all parts Of the hundred. The
caucus was called for the purpoa-
OF placing ~ nomination the men whose
names are to DO used in -morrow's con-
tests. The race for the General Assembly
nomination promises to be lively, as there
are four nominees ia tho field. They
are John w Jolls, G w. w Naudmn
aud Martin B Bnrris, all Of West S. j..
Georges, and Captain w Walker, beiug
the only one contesting from East St.
Georges
For road commissioners only three
were placed In nomination, the required
number to be nominated and elected
They are, Robert s. Carpenter, James
Padley and William s. Cleaver. For
assessorship nomination but one man,
Boyd r. Cleaver is in the field
This meeting was largely attended by
party workers from Middletown, who
always attend tbs gatherings Of the
clans.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

Rev James C Kerr and son, J. Copper
Kerr, who are visiting old friends in
this city, attended the meeting Of state
hospital trustees at Farnhurst yester-
day
Miss Burris. Of Newport, ia spending a
few days in New Castle az the guest of
some old school friends.
Thomas X Lancaster Of the 6rm Of
strewbridge & Taylor. Philadelphia. will
return to his office this evening after a
brief vacation which he spent at his old
homo here
Miss Agnes Nichol, Of Baltimore, who
has been on an attended visit TO Miss
Florence Davidson, near town, has
returned home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

CHESTER, Pa, Sept IA man styling
himself DR.. John RYAN was arrested in
{ is city yesterday charged with
pcacticing as a physician without q
diploma This arrest was made on the
warrant Of David Moore. whom DR.. Ryan
had been treating and came near killing.
When before Alderman Mercer, Ryan
said he had no diploma and he was held
under $500 bail for count The police
man who was given the commitment Of
RYAN later settled the case and dis
charged him
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
Cnndidnte Wlthhrnwa,

TUNKHANNocK, Pa, Sept Hon.
Frank |. Platt who WINS nominated by
the Democrats Of this county for state
representative, has withrawn from the
race He was unable TO agree with Judge
Sittser. who is the Democratic nominee
for presiding judge in the Forty fourth
judicial district, as to the methods Of con-
Quoting the campaign.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

EIKTOE, sept. Lewis Demorn, a
resident Of Virginia, ana who was en-
pioyed IS deck hand on the schooner
Isabella. was drowned in Elk river. of
the mouth Of Back creek, near Chesa-
pealke City, Wednesday. Demorn was
working near the side of the boat and
was accidentally knocked overheard, and
before be could be rescued he sank
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

BRIDeEvILLF. Del, Sept STRAW
berries OF the Cumberland variety have
been picked here this week i'm consider
able quantities. making the second cror
the vines have yielded this season Many
patches now contain green berries and
biossons IN profusion. and if frosts are
very late IL is more than likely that the
yield will bs enough 70 Justify theil
being shipped to the city markets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIDDLRTowE, Sept. TIT was re.
ported here last night that Ernest
Delaney, young man OF Ssssafras, Md /,
and well known here. fell from the
platform OF a car, while travelling from
philadelphla to Pittsburg, on Wednes-
day, aud was killed Further particulars
OF the alleged accident could not be
learned, and nobody at the railroad Office
here had heard Of IL The story is told
very oircumstantially. but IS not believed
to ba true
A dose Of strychnine thrown into
the yard OF Andrew Holten killed his
valuable bird dog yesterday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

Prevention is better than cure, and you may
prevent that tired feeling by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which will keep your blood pure
and free from acid faint and germs Of dis
ease.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain OF grippe, but
| act promptly, easily and efficiently. IS cents
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

MARTIN HOLTON.-In Philadelphia, on
September r, by Rey. J. Wesley sullivan,
vile Pa.
LUKENS-ME AT Bishopstead,
on September by Bishop Coleman, Charles
II Lukens and Emma Megonigal, the latter
of New Castle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

Among those in the hotel which was
burned at Ocean Grove on Tuesday
morning were Joseph Hin aud sister, OF
this city. They not only saved them
selves, but helped an invalid to escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
Politicians Day at the Delaware state
Fair.

Wednesday, September -, is to be a
great day for the politician. at F4irview
Park, Dover. special effort has been
put forth 20 attract large crowds of
people. This occasion offers an oppor.
tunity for politicians from all over this
state to meet one another, and look after
political interests while taking in the
many attractions offered by the Fair
Association. The entire Democratic
ticket will have been made out and
Politicians Day at the fair win be just
the time for the various candidates TO
meet together and make votes Every
ons will wish TO see the different
nominees and this will be the day "a
have their desire, IN this direction
gratihsd The railroads Offer special
rates 20 the fair All teams will be adj
mitted inside the grounds free Of charge
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

LIVE OAK, Fla, Sept THE dead
body Of ~ Il. Rouse, "a young man from
Worth county, Ga, was found in the
woods near here. Everything indicated
that he had heen murdered aRd robbed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Sept "A mass
meeting and parade Of about !, 600 Prohi-
bitionists of this city and vicinity was
hold horo
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7.-On the third
ballot of the Democratic state convention
and tho first evening session Governor
George w. Peck was renominated.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
WHO'LL HOLD THE FORT
Democrats Declare Republi-
cans Shan't Have the Office.
cor PERMISSION A MONTH AGO

TherelI BE Fun Tomorrow II the Repub-
licans Attempt to Take Charge OF the
Mayors once as His Honor's Permis-
sion Won't Collaborating and sue,
ocssful rid-week band Concert other
Events.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CASTLE, Sept. There will be
some sport here 20 morrow that has not
been advertised and is somewhat ex-
traordinary It is not the baseball game
with North End nor scrap between
Wango and Jack Jones. both of whom
are ia the city, but quarrel over bone
and that bone Of contention Is the quaint
Office in the old Court House building
formerly occupied BY the sheriff Of New
Castle county, bat nov the Office OF the
mayor Of this city What will become
Of this bone Of contention is a conun.
drum, and the fun is expected IN the
untanglement Of this conundrum
Last Monday, the EVENING JOURNALS
New Castle letter contained the follow
ing "The Republicans will have only
one voting place in this hundred and the
Democrats will haye the four prescribed
by law. Last week the Republicans
selected the mayors Off CO In the old
Court House AS their scene Of conflict,
but later on, the Democrats Of the
Eastern district informed them that they
bad long ago engaged the mayors Office
as their polling place Now the Repnb
Leans will have to take this magistrate 8
Office.
rrha,, a-rir ~, VVsdnnoEav fla FvHnT
ING JOURNAL said: Democrats Have
Been Forestslled-At next Saturday 8
primaries the Republicans win hold the
fort Ia the mayors Office and the Demo
Gratis will have TO seek elsewhere for
tkesr Eastern district scene Of conflict
Mayor Herbert was called upon long ago
by a committee Of New Castle hundred
Republicans consisting Of James Il.
Foster, James B Hancs and Fred Miller,
and this committee formally secured the
mayors office Cor holding this primary
election. This was before the Democrats
had selected their day for holding the
election The mayor has fun jurisdiction
over the mayors Office
Now Is seems that there were six con-
secutve weeks IN July and August when
Mayor Herbert was not mayor He was con.
fined to bed with illness and had TO call on
President Holschumsker of City Council
TO discharge the duties Of his Office. This
Mr. Holschumakel did very acceptably.
Early in August James Doris, William
Early, and other Eastern district workers
called upon him and made formal appllca.
ton for the mayors Office for the second
Saturday in September Their request
was granted. Play ball.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
A speoIal sleeper % pItlabarg. sept. ath

A Pullman Sleeper fer the accommoda.
ton Of the G A. r. and friends will
leave Delaware avenue station, B & o.
X R Sunday September 9th, at ABA
P. NJ, for Pittsburg Bsrths 50 co. can
now be reserved Apply to Petec 3.
Ayars, Custom House or to Il. A. Miller,
City Passenger Agent, Delaware avenue
station, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

student OF nervous diseases. and author
Of many noted troatlses on the latter subject.
long since realized the truth OF the Nrst
ftatement and his Restorative Ncrvine
- prepared on that principle. Its success
IN curing al diseases arising from dc9anEe-
ment u the nervous system rs w0nder-
Iul ae the thousands OF unsolicited tcstimO-
mas Ia possession Of the company manuiac-
t4finE tae remedy amply prove.
hr- miles Restorative Nerqnc IS q reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases such as
Aeitu tthe, nervous debility. prostrliion.
te.elessness dizziness hystcria sexual de-
biiiit, ~ hitus dance. epilepsy etc to u
tuiu by an druggists on a positive guarantee,
q sent direct hy the Or. Miles Medical Co.
Eihhart IND, on receipt o. price, = per bot
At riA bottles for s.. express prepaid.
hfsi cfafiye Neryile positively COlIair1 &c
ppiaies of dangerous drugs.
For sale b. Druggists every mere.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

A number Of Wilmington people we're
among the large audience Of admirers
who heard the first free mid week
concert by the City Cornet Band on the
school campus last evening Band
master Eberle was In the best Of trim
snd the bandmen received encores on
Halls new march "R IA. and on the
selection Among the Operas" while
every other selection WAS enthusi
astically received 1t 10 said that the
band will continue the mid week
concerts an this month.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07

Incidents Of the Day.
Weatherpermtting, a garden party viii
be held at the home OF 81 J. Wilson, on
Fourth street, $ W.. this evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-09-07
Joe Improrementa promlsed

The Delaware Railroad Company has
grown ia popularity i'm New Castle about
100 per cent. within the past month. It
Is understood that Eve prominent
officials were here yesterday viewing the
company's river front property, with
two surveyors, and prepared plans for
more and greater improvements TO be
made in the spring, which will make
New Castle the sleekest summer resort
on the Delaware.