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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-31
FOR PORTLAND s. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y d NAV. CO., E. Nc xn
L NEILL.Receiver. Ocean Div.-wlII dis $50
patch from Spear street wharf, at 10 A. NJ for ths
above ports one of their AL iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Oct 81 Nov. TO- 20,
80 =
ooLUMBIAroct- %, Nov. ., i5 - Dec 5, Is,
Connecting via Portland with the o. r. IL N Co.
system and other dverging lines for all points in
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia Alaska
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah. wyoming Yellow.
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, SIG; steersge, SIS;
round trip, cabin. unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket Office, 19 Montgomery St:
Ticker once, Palac- Hotel. New Montgomery st.
GOoDALL. PERKINS &c CO., Supts. ocean Div
lrf 10 Market Sc. San Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

nlSPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 AM <TTTA
Nov. 6. Il &C g. Il. azsssszzzs
For British Columbia and Puget Sound porvs
Oct. u. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, very Wednesday at ; A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, q A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Ange.es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately, at IL A. NJ
For ports in Mexico. 10 "A NJ. 18th OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery
Street
6OODALL, PERKINS IL CO.. General Agents
Lift 10 Market ST., San Francisco
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.


Arrived.
TUESDAY. October 80
Stmr Acapulco. Clark. ~ DAYS from Panama.
etc: pass and mdse TO Pae Mall s Co.
Stmr Hattie Il. Martin. "a hours from san Diego;
ballast to Union Gas Engine Co.
stmr Corona. Hail. 63La hours from San Diego
and way ports: pass and mdse. TO Goodal. Perkins
Stmr Crescent City. Allen, Sc hours from Cres-
cent CITY; pass and mdse, TO Hobbs. W all & Co.
Stmr Tillanook, Hansen, II hours from Bowen's
Landing: $500 railroad ties, 20 l. 1hayer & Co.
Bktn Monitor, TurioH, So hours from Eureka:
ISL N TT lumber, so M shakes. 61S Nj shingles, to
Schr James Townsend. Jensen, % hours from
Fort Bragg; lumber. TO Union Lumber Co.
Scbr Abbie, Hanson. 20 hours from Eureka;
2O5 M fs lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
schr Bessie X. Bugge. 40 hours from Fisk
Rock: 20 cords bark. to Jas Kimhai
schr Christina steTens. Rasmussen. 20 hours
Fisk's Mill; Az cords wood, to r Gilbride q Co.
Schr Bender Bros. Zaddart 20 hours from Point
Arena: 100 cords bark, 10 Bender BROS, up river
schr Archie and Fontie. Olson. 10 hours from
stewards Point; 100 eds bark, to higgins Col
schr Rachel. wilson. 20 hours from Bihlers
Point; so eds wood to Jas johnson.
Sailed.
TUESDAY. October so.
stmr San Benito. Smith. Tacoma.
Stmr Geo Elder Stannard, Astoria.
Stmr Gipsy. Jepsen. Santa Cruz, etc.
Stmr Point Iona, Conway, Aberdeen.
Br ship City OF Madras. GriGlth. Queenstown.
Br ship Swanmore. Greenbalgh. Portland.
Bktn Uncle John. Peek. wiIlapa Bay
Schr Nettie Low. Low. Point Reyes
Cleared.
stmr Geo w Elder. Stannard. Astoria; Oregon
Railway and Navigation Co.
stmr Willamette Valley. Hannah, Eureka;
stmr State Of California. Ackley. Astoria;
Good ali. Perkins Co.
Perkins d. Co.
Ship Yosemite, Fullerton, Nanaimo; George
Frltch.
Br snip Primrose Hill, Wilson. Portland; j D
Spreckels q Bros Co.
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Builders Contracts.

w. F. Whittier with o. f. Brady to build on the
n e corner of Jackson and Laguna streets, 80,
n 1877 814. E 7:6, 5. w SS;21a. l39:61a;
S45 036.
Same with Riley & Loane, TO build on Sc line
OF Howard street, 81 IS sW OF beale, SW 40 10
by Sc 81 IS; S5S65,
wilhelmine j. u. Dusenberg with f. G. Kron-
nick. to build on line OF Jackson street. l47:6
" Of Central avenue. w 80 by l27:Sl4: $500.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, ~: closed at
TX. Prime mercantile paper. 2s4@3H% Sterling
exchange easier. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 $4,000 S7sl for demand and 81 SB5s
IA s634 for sixty days Posted rates. "a STAG
4 So and 81 sS1s@4 SO Commercial bills, 81 IS "a
@a 1884. Silver certificates. 64c bid.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WHITE STAR LINE.
United states and Royal Mali Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,

4 ABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD sp-~s.
\ ing to steamer and accommodations 5000
selected second cabin. IS +; Majestic and leut5n-
C, $50 and $40. Stecrag7 Tickets from England
Ireland, Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Denmark
through to San Francisco at lowest rates. Tickets
sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. III AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock, or at the
General once of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel. 6. w. FLETCHER,
ap26 TuWeFrSut f Gen. Agt FOR Pacific Coast.
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San Francesca Me Mar eft.

Hogs continue weak at further fractional de-
cline. The market for Beef and Mutton Is less
demoralzed than il has been, but prices sh
change. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from
slanghferers as follows:
BEhF-First quality. 41k@5c; second quality,
40414c; third do 3@S1Sc Z 10
VEAL-Lsrge, 4Goc: small, 5@1515c 2 10.
MUTToN-Wethers, 404 L2c 2 10; lives, 31a@
4c p ID
LAMB-41%951Sc q 10.
PoRk-Livs Hogs, 4s4c p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed. and 4s4@41sc for small fat:
feeders. nominal-none here; dressed de- $40
6lIoc 3 fb
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California Fruit Sa,es.

CHICAGO, Oct 30.-The Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day as follows
NeIlis pears, 81 40: Easter Beaurre. 81 20; Vicar
81 20. Grapes, in bad order. Tokay, half crates
75c: Malaga half crates, zoe.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 80.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

MONDAY EVENING, Oct 80.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Coffee quiet.
Canned Fruit firm.
. Silver steady.
Wheat firm. Wheat Freights quiet.
Bright Barley wanted.
Oats In heavy supply.
Corn and Rye quiet.
Bran weak. Middlings easy.
Beans show signs of weakening.
Seeds dull. Buckwheat nominal
Choice Hay firm. Straw scarce
Potatoes and Onions plentiful and weak
Butter and Eggs of again. Cheese firm.
Abundant arrivals OF Poultry.
Game declined.
Honey dull, but firm.
Peaches neglected. Apples slow.
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins steady.
Provisions quiet
Hops neglected and depressed.
Hides and WOOL unchanged.
Tallow reported easy.
Hogs off a fraction.
Beef and Mutton steady.
PeaIed lakewood higher.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 80. = The spot market Is
firm at As Cd Cargoes are easy at 23s Sd for off
coast, 23s Cd for prompt shipment ana 23s Cd
for nearly duo
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter
October As sad; November, As 31ad: December
Is 41ad: January. As 80; February. As $40;
March, As sgd; May, >s SGD
SECURITIES
LONDON. Oct. 30.-Consols 10l Ills: Silver,
20 Sled: French Rentes iUlf 60c. Bullion out
of Bank of England fll7 900.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-50 Gaslight. 1888.
Street-l00 Pacific Transfer, 30: $4,000 " AZ
bonds, 1853; 20 United Carriage, rs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-5s Water, 975s; do 971z $4,000
s 6Z bonds. 1854
Street-$5O00 Branch Railway bonds, 81 !:
$4,000 81 bonds, 1854.
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Omaba Liyestock Markat-

OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. Cattle-Recepts 1000;
no material change in the market; cows, 81 75O
So; feeders, 81 509$3 10; Westerns, 81 75@
Is 30
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Portland's Business.

PORTLAND Or, Oct. 3o.-Clearances. 1885.
020: balances S40.0SS.
wheat-valley 7O@7219c: Walla wslla o21s
n62l1c = ct
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
International Navigation Co.'s Lines
oFfICE-4lo KEARNY ST., Roc

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTON "a
~ Shortest and most convenient route xAszSAzR
to London. Close connection at Southampton for
Havre and Paris. First cabin, $50 and upward;
second cabin. $35 and upward: steerage, 3d.
Cape Town. South Africa, $50
PHILADELPHIA ana LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN, second cabin, $50 and upward. steerage.
SO.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium, France. Germany,
Switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 and up
ward; second cabin, $685. steerage very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternationaT
Navigation Co., C. u. FAHNESTOCK. General
Agent Pacific Coast, 609 Market ST., Grand Hotel
building. oc23 tf
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Posts SC each: Redwood, SIS p cord: OAK
rough So 90 p cord peeled. II CHER at So: Pine S6
Railroad Ties, SIC apiece for 6x6 Al C for 7xS
45@50c for 7x9.
fANBARK-Ground Bark. $50 q ton; whole,
Sl3 80 cord.
LUMBnK-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. / Rough, Sl3@l7: No. =
SS0Il q Nj: Pickets, rough pointed and fancy
$40. Sl2 and SIS y NJ: har-inch surfaced and
clear. NO. !, S32@36 2 NJ: No. 2. $22@2S q NJ;
Rustic No !. $l5@23; No. 2, $20@2i; surfaced
rough Gear. o. ]. $lS@e22: No. y, Sf.@l6
I. and O.. No. ], sl2: No. =. Sl2@l4.
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Genor,I Merchandise.


BAGS-Fruit Bags SAGE, 5Tsc ana 634c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 4@414c for June and July delivery; Wool
Bags, 3s@e Dc.
GAM I'D FRuITs-HoIders continue firm. Ap
ricots. 81 l0@l 20 doz; Peaches, 81 SO 81;
Back Cherries, 81 40: Pulns. 81 10 q dozen.
CAM ED YEGETABLES-Tomato 65970c;
CoFFEE-OnIy = moderate business reported.
We quote: zo@2le . ID nom for good
for P goo% costa Rica sa xea win b n9n
beans; l7@1Sc 2 10 nom. for fair Costa Rica; lao
l9@2012c for good to prime washed Salvador;
1s@ s12c tor good green unwasned salvador;
l7449l734c Tor good bleaehed unwashed Saliva
dor; II "A @lz2c for prime washed Gustemala; 20
@2lc r 10 Tor good to strictly good washed Guate-
mala; lS14@lsa4c p 10 for fair washed Guate
l4l< 015a4 q n for ordinary Guatemala: /. a
IL Z 10 FOR very inferior to common Guatemala:
loI4@2012c for good 10 prime unwashed Pea
C0AL-w ellington is auoiabIe at 81 so p ton;
New Wellington, 81 so p ton: Seattle, 81 v ton:
Coos Bay, So 80: wailsend, 81; Scotch, S7 SO;
BrymbO, 81 80: Cumberland. $ll so in bulk aud
SlS In sacks; Vest Hartley. 50 so; Welsh Hart
ley. 80: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. SflG =;
Welsh Anthracite Egg, $500: Camel, IS sos
Rock Springs, 81; Castle Gate, 81; Pleasant Val
FISH-Pacihc Cod is quoted follows: Bun
cIes. Sc: cases selected, 5Iac p ID; Boneless
strips 61bc; Middies. 7e: Standard Blocks. &c;
Seabright BlockS; 712c; squares, 712c y 70: Sill
yer King Strips. 71@e: Norway Strips, 6s4c p 10:
Narrow Gauge. Tic = 10: MacKerel. half bbIs. 80
for No. . and $sGs 90 fer No. 3; Eastern smoked
Herring, soc keg; pgtch do. 95c@$1 20 3 Kegs
Tongues and Sounds. S15
NAILS-hase prices are 81 70 for iron or steel
and So 10 for wire
QUICKSILVER-$37 p flask.
SUGAR-fhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed.
Powdered aud fine Crushed all 51sc; Dry Gran
ulated lac; Confect ioLers' A, 51sc; Magnolia A,
4s4c: Extra Z. 45sc; Golden c, 4$sc; ID, 41sc;
half barrels, Csc more than barrels, ana boxes,
I,ac more.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

=, CLEANERS LEAVE ASP NwALL- En-
= fortnightly for the west.s lies and 1zszs21sss2
Southampton. calling en- route at Cherbourg
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, In connection with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England aud Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, Southampton. E1rsI-claSS,
$1s5; third class s97 SO. For further particu-
II 3OG California ST
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. oct. 3O.-The share speculation to.
day opened irregular and continued unsettled
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Pears, 51ac for evaporated haive and 31@ @t14c
for qua tiers; PIums, 4@5c for pitted aud l2@D2c
for impressed; White Sectarines, 61%@7 c y 10;
Red Nectarines. 512@6e
Prices show no change. We quote as fol
s-crown, &c p 10; 2-erown. 216c u; seedless
Sultanas, 3l4c 2 Il; seedless MuscateIs, 219c;
s,cr row London layers; 81 So 2 box: clusters.
4-crown loose, 5 Is; 4-crown loose, faced, 81 20
q box. Dried Grapes-2c p 10.
The market for the standard sorts, such as Al
monds. Walnuts and Peanuts. is steady without
any particular activity. Chestluts. 1215c g 10
for Italian and lac for Eastern. New Wal
nuts. s@9c for paper-shell. 6@8c for softshel and
5@S7c Tor hardshel: new Almonds &c tor hardsheli.
she'll; Peanuts. 5(G6c = 10 for Eastern and 41ac
for California: Hickory Nuts 506c Pecans &c
for rough and SC d 10 tor potished: Filberts, S1a
Csc; Brazil Nuts. 7@71ac . IL; Cocoannts, $40
VEGETA BLES-AlI kinds are slow Us usual, at
this time OF year Mushrooms. s@10c p 10 for
common and 1212@l5c for Buttors; sumner
Squash, ?5GH4Uc y bx Dried Okra, 15c y ID Green
OAra, 50@6uc nox; Egg rlant 25@40c; Cucum-
bers, 2a@35c q box for Bay: Pickles are
Peppers. LOG 215c d 10; Tomatoes l503Oc q ox;
Lima teans, 212@31ao to; Marrowfat Squash,
S5@5 y ton; Cabbage, 509o0c Q ctl: Feed Car
rots. 3o@40c: Garlic, 29s Iac p ID.
PROFESSIONALISM not over active at the mo-
ment. Prices are unchanged. ! aeon. l0s4e q 10
for heavy aud / lc 2 ID Tor light medium; 12c for
light and l4@15c for extra light: Eastern sugar
cured Hams 12!s@l3 c; California Hams, 11l2@
lie: Eastern Lard. tierces, Sac for compound
and sl4c for pure; pals. zoe; California t'erces,
614r for compound and see for pure: haf-bbs,
&c: 10Ib tins. 912c p ID do, 5lb, Zoe; Mess Beef,
$7@I so o Dbl; extra mess do. $50 80; family
do, 500 /; extra prime Pork. $l2@l2 so; extra
clear. $l9 5000 q Dbl; mess, $lS; smoked Beef,
Zoe SIb
HOPS-The market is still decidedly weak and
business is dull. Quoted at 5@71ac p 10 for
good to choice.
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed steers quot
able at e@615c q ID; medium 5@51ac; light. &c;
idPa AZ IN. GalI a
salted Veal. sc: dry Hides, usual selection, 7H2c:
dry Kip l0Dl2c: dry Calf, l0@l2c; prime Goat
skins, 20@%5e each: Kids. Sc: DeerSkins, good
summer. 10000; medium. 15@2212c; winter. sc;
Sb-epSkins. shearings. 10@2Uc each: short wool.
2.@35c; medium 100000 each: long wool 500
75c each: CullS of al! Kinds about n less.
TALLOW-Dealers report quiet and easy
market NO. ] rendered 415@45sc; country
taIlow, 4@412c p 10; refneo, 61S@614c: Grease,
3@S1ac p Ii.
w0oL-busness coat:nues Nat and no i'm
proyement is expected In the imme diate
future. We quote fall follows: Southern and
San Joaquin, 4G6e; Mountain Free, 66nSc North
ern. 6GSc; HUMBOLDT and Mendocno 1890; East
ern Oregon, 7@l0c; Valley oregon, 10@l3c 2 ID.
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NEW WEsTERN HOTEL.

G Banson, Bristol
X johnson &w, Mt View
G S Rose. KoseYllle
q Gabbert, Walnut Grove
u 4 Buckner. SAINT Rosa
+ Harvey, Chicago
w Stolker, Oakland
as Cunningham Bakrsfid
Z Fruboham, NY
H o Murphy, New
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
Notes From nTtddIetown.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MiDDLETowN, Oct 2 The funeral Of
Ulysses g. Padley took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended
Solemn and impressive services were
held by Rev julius Dodd, of St Georges,
assisted BY Rev N. M. Browne, pastor
OF the Methodist Church, of which
church the deceased WAS a member,
after which the remains were inferred In
Hickory Grove Cemetery, near st.
Georges James Deputy, a well-known
citizen Of Dillon, Montana, attended the
funeral he having accompanied the body
Of Mr. Padley TO Middletown from the
West. where his death occurred
A number Of prominent Democrats will
go over TO Odessa to night to assist the
Odessa Democrats in organizing perma
nent Democratic club at that place
The members OF the Young Men Is
Republican Club have had placed In front
Of their headquarters a large tranep II
ency.
The local Democratic Club. known as
the Young Mems Democratic Club .oi
West St. Georges hundred viii occupy
room No. / ia the Town hall building
until the close Of the gubernasorial cam
pagn The Republican club has secured
room No. 3, Of the Town Hall, conse-
quently both clubs will be located within
few feet Of each otker until the end Of
che campaign.
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
A Great Night In Baltimore.

Wllmingtonians were deeply interested
IN the success Of the Baltimore Base b All
Club this year on account of the connec-
tion OF Mcmahon, the peerless, and
Hawke the young wonder, both of whom
are Wilmington boys, with the great
victory in winning the championship Of
the world, and parties Of local sporting
men have been leaving on every train for
the Monumental City where a great re
ception aud monster parade will be held
tonight in honor Of the return home OF
the world beaters
Baltimoreaus who never saw a base
ball, much less game played, have
been warmed by the enthusiasm OF the
'rooters,' aud the reception which the
Biltimore Baseball Club, champions OF
rhe United States, will receive on It's
return home tonight will aurpass any
thing Of the kind ever attempted No;
to the city Of Baltimore is the enthu-
siasm confined. Throughout the State
Of Maryland everybody Is hurrahlng fol
Baltimore.
The Baltimore players will rest il
Washington from the fatigue Of then
long journey and prepare for their re-
ception in Baltimore. The train vii
leave Washington at 30 p m, anC
arrive at Camden station at 6 80 p m
The reception committee will there NEE
the party and 90 with them to the car
riages provided FOR them
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
death of Thomas Il Hopper

ELRToN, Oct 2.-Ex- County Treasurer
Thomas b. Hopper, Of Chesaoeake City,
in the county. died at his residence late
Sunday afternoon, Of consumption, in
the 9th year OF his age He was a native
Of Delaware, and when quite q young
man took a prominent part in politics in
this county and state. During the war
he was a strong advocate Of the Union
cause, and was burned in eiligy for the
part he took He was postmaster at
Chesapeake City for several years and
for the past ten years has been proprietor
OF drug store He was elected to the
Office of treasurer Of this county in 1887.
He was q director Of the Second National
Bank Of Elkton. He leaves a widow and
three children. two daughters and q son.
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
Incidents q the Day.

This afternoon the funeral OF Jennie
Butler. the 15-year-old daughter Of
William Butler, Of Shawt0wn, who died
Of consumption, took place and burial
was made IN Union A NJ K Cemetery
Good music BY the church choir and
very pretty floral decorations win be
additional attractions at the evening
sessions Of the Presbytery.
W. George Wright. Edwin W. Eagle,
Arthur r. Kee, Charles Il Lancaster,
Jr, and Hugh McCaughan compose the
committee of the City Cornet Band ap-
pointed to cooperate with the 0. A. u.
committee on the November fair
On account of the big Democratic rally
In the Opera House tonight, City Coun-
Gil will surely have to postpone dog
ordinance deliberations, aud all other
deliberations, and meet again 70 worry
through the business.
Moses B Fleming has baen engaged as
Every Evenings correspondent here to
succeed John NJ Wilson, who has done
excellent work for that paper FOR several
years.
Department Commander Joseph E.
Vantine Of the Grand Army oil this
state. is endeavoring to have the next
annual encampment Of the old soldiers
convene in the Opera House here.
The G A. C Board Of Directors last
evening instructed Manager Bradley Il
make important improvements to ths
gymnasium.
Captain Holcomb's junior eleven will
play football at Battery Park next
Saturday morning with q strong team
from the Friends school, Wilmington.
Professor A H. Knapp, principal o
the High School, was painfully, but no
seriously, injured while riding hi
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The new jail of Worcester county, at
Snow Hin, is provided with iron cells fer
prisoners.
Laurel will soon boast Of two bands Of
music
Chestnuts are Offered In Lewea mar
kets for $40 per bushel
The Conference Academy has enrolled
1913 students up to date.
A smyrna farmer thinks he can ra'se
100 bushels Of suuhower seed per acre.
The hog cholera Is raging Ia George
town, and number OF swins has died
from it.
The steamer Frederica will not make
nounced, but some day later Ia the month
Oysters Of legal size are scarce in the
Delaware rivers and creeks
The pumpkin nov succeeds the water
melon.
Fox grapes are reported plentiful in
the Sussex swamps.
Rsv. K Day Can't we'll, son Of John W.
Oantwell, Of Elkton, hss been appointed
pastor of Queenstown Methodist Epiaco.
pal Church
Sussex county Prohibitlonists will
hold mass meeting on the public square
in Georgetown to day. The meeting viii
be addressed by Rev A. $ Mowbray,
aud the singing in charge of Rev 4 r..
Couraey.
The young women Of Christ Church
Dover, have erected a brass pulpit ia
memory of the late rector, Rsy h. w.
Gibson.
IL is the common belief that the peach
tree is necessarily of short life, but
there are some very old orchards on the
Delaware Peninsula, says the New York
SIM. and single trees have been known
to bear for great many years. A Sussex
county peach grower has an orchard
thirty years old, and la good peach
years it yields abundantly.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
Of the Methodist church, OF Middletown,
will hold an auction aud supper, on Wed
nesday evening. the receipts OF which
will be for the benefit Of the poor Of that
town.
Edward Segarts. 16 year-old colorec
lad, living in Mlddletown. wss arrested
by Constable Grandon Reed. Saturday, OF
the charge Of deliberately breaking win
dow panss in the house Of Frederick
Brady few d ays ago
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
on Loenl roolhaI Grounds.

Physical Director @ d. r jackson Of
the Y M O. A., is young man Of fine
physique and remarkable a ility, aud
he has consented to play on the Y NJ A
rush line in next Saturdays game witt
Warren. Both teams are hard at work
training for the hand-to-hand struggle
next Saturday.
Manager Layton. Of the Warren Club,
and Manager Mahaffy, Of the Y. M.
Q. A, have come TO wise agree
ment that both teams shall
not play in Wilmington OF
the same day. Thanksgiving Day will
OF course, be excepted, but even then
they viii not both play at the same time,
Y NJ. @. A. playing the morning game
at Riverview and the Warren st. Johns
game will be played in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1894-10-02
ElI1aEl.

stant. Helen NJ, wife of William J. Buckley,
aged 80 years.
DOWNWARD In this city. on the 2sth
instant, Anna Hill, wife of Henry G. Down
ward.
HAGGERrY.-In this city, on the 27th
instaf Z. John infDnt son OF John Il. and
Josephine q. Haggerty, aged months.
HAWTHORNE. In this city. on the 28th
instant, Sallie j. Hawthorne, wife of Thomas
Hawthorne
GRAVES.-On September 30, 1894, Thomas
J. Graves, in his Goth year.
LONG In this city, on September 27, 1894
Annie, daughter Of the late Thomas and
Maria Long, aged II years and months
SCHMID. I'm this city, on September q
Caroline Schmid.
SEED s.-On September %. Elizabeth A.
widow Of William &. Seeds, in her Ssth year
SpENENSoN.-On the 27th instant, David
Stevenson.