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Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Tho Peter Maher Athletic and Speciality
Company will opan at the Acadeny OF
Music with a matinee this afternoon aud
performances this and tomorrow nights.
The company has met with phenomenal
success wherever presented, and should
meot with favor here Among the lead
ing artists are the Darling Sisters, char
acter singers and change artists; John
and Lulu Rugan, comedy sketch team !;
l. @ Mettlu, mimic and imitator; Comfy
and Madden, Irish comedians; Ford and
Lewis, bonny boys in their leughable
sketch; Collins and Collins, singers, dan
GERS and tylorean warblers; the musical
team, Campbell and Beard. and the Case
Brothers, gymnasts. The performance
will conclude with the comedy after
piece, McCracken's Reception, introduce
ing the Adonis Of the prize ring, Peter
Maher, the Irish bantam weight, Joe
McGafth, aud the Scotch champion,
Peter Lowry, IL grand athletic display.
Power OF the Press" will be the at
traction at the Opera House Friday night
Men and Women" by Frohmsn's
company, viii be seen on Saturday next
at the Opera House.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Schedule of Meetings at which Tariff
Reform aud Economic state Admins
tration VIII Be Advocated.

Schedule Of Meetings at which Tariff
Reform aud Economic State Adminis-
tration WIN Be Advocated.
October 11-Receptlon and mass meet
ing. Mlddletown, Senator Gray. John
Biggs, L Irving Handy, J. Harvey
Whiteman. Victor B Woolley.
October 12-Weocacoe engine house
mass meeting and reception, Third
Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth wards
Senator Gray.
October 13-Glasgow, L. Irving
Handy O @. Crothers, of Elkton; Victor
October ID, Marshallton, Lewis G..
vandegrift, John Bggs, Peter l..
Cooper
October 10 Reception to Ambassador
Bayard at the Opera House
October 17-Opera House, Hon w. U.
Hensel, attorney general of P,nnsyl-
vania.
October 10, Hockessin-L Irwin I
Handy, Peter L Cooper, Victor B.
Woolley.
October 20. Delaware City-ssnstoI
Gray, L. Irving Handy, I. Bayard
Heisel
OetoDef a, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drAy,
Willard Salisbury. Jr
October 90. Blackbird-L. Irving
Handy, John w. Gray, Bayard Heisel
Octo er 90, Townsend-John Biggs, J
Harvey Whiteman, Peter l.. Cooper
Branch ii Giles.
October 81 --Christiana, Willard Sauls
bury, Jr, william T Lyman.
November 3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAY
and Lewis Q. Vandegrift
Nov 81 Newark Il Irving Handy ant
John Bsggs
This schedule is subject TO addition.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
unIreraitr plaxnrn nItnnaliaad

In the University Crescent A. A. foot
ball game in Philadelphia yesterday,
which resulted In victory for the U Of
P by score Of 20 to 0. two players we're
disqualified according to the neE rules.
Woodruff was the University offender,
Umpire Mickey ordering him out OF the
game for striking player Very few, If
any Of the spectators, noticed the affair,
and Woodruff himself declares he did not
strike anyone Mackey is equally posi-
tive in the matter The otnel ofFense
was a fragrant one. Hslf-back Mackenzie
kneeiug Wharton after he was down
Mackenzie was allowed, however, to take
his place again in the second half. The
attendance was good one for Wednes
days game-about 1000 Final score:
% to O. The University management
gave a dinner to the Crescent players
last evening
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

The local w. G 4 U. will not hold IFS
regular meeting next Wednesday be-
cause Of the annual convention Of that
organization, which will then be ia
progress Ia st. Panls M +. Church,
Wilmington.
Marshes in this neighborbood were
badly overilowed during yesterday 5
storm aud by the subsequent high tides.
but the water Is now rapidly receaing
Along the ChristiRna, the northern
boundary OF this hundred, the lowlands
were generally submerged
Lieutenant Edmund L Rogers. OF
Company II, n G D appeared ct drill
In the armory last evening In his
regimentsls for the FIRST time The new
ieutenaat viii make an e~callent d,ill
master
Captain William H. Higgins and
Pitcher Thomas Flanagan, Of the
Columbia A G. baseball team, were the
two busiest men in town last night, ar
rangins for the opening game to day Of
the r. Ukford-C. A. c. series.
Ga Saturday evening housewarming
will be held by the New Castle Hundred
Democratic Club, at its new heao quarters
ia the Red Meas Hall Deputy Attorney
General Branch a. Giles aud John s
kossell will make addresses. Both speak
ers are Wilmingtoniana.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

All 25 this morning Joshua Il Marvil,
candidate for governor of the state, ana
Jonathan $. Willis, candidate for repre-
ana were met at the station by Edmund
Mitchell, Jr. The two farmers we're
Market street station by Major Mitchell
and there they boarded the Il 80 tain
for Btandywine Springs where the all
day Republican meeting is being held.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

FRITSCH AT Brandywine Springs. on the
10Th instant. Mrs. Sophia A. Fritsch, in the
18TH year Of her age.
NEWTON-On The eth instant, Thomas
Newton. aged 81 years.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. from his late resi-
dence, No. % East Twenty second street, on
Saturday, at 2 .. M. Intsrment at Riverview.
THORNTON-In this city, on the 9Th
instant, Margaret Thornton, in the end year
of her age.
WEIk.--In this city. on the Sth instant ,
Carrie r. daughter of Uriah aud Elizabeth
Weir. aged % years.
WINSLOW. suddenly, on October 8, 1894.
Charles A Winston, aged 62 years.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Building Inspector Donl has granted
permit to William r. ePolk for the
erection Of three two story brick houses.
with manssrd roofs, on Twenty third
street. east Of Market street, valued at
81 600 each Transfers recorded were
alfred Rohnstrom to Harry l. Evans,
property No ESQ Yandever avenue John
Jscoby aud Harry l. Evans 10 Jacob
Thompson, property Twenty fourth
and LaMotte streets; same to
William B Wharton, property La
Motto near Twenty fourth street 7;
Helen g Price TO John Jacoby and Harry
L Evans, property Twenty f tn and
LaMotte streets; George w West 10
James @ and Wesley @ johnson, prop.
erty southerly side Of Second street west
Of Lincoln street
Permits for sewers we're: John Barber.
No 1900 Lancaster avenue; John X.
Brow, No sos King street; James II.
Briggs, No 1924 Pine street; Thomas
h Gard we'll, No. 1927 West Seventh
street; George w. MeCaulley, No. 1l5
West Eighth street; Annie NJ Cornell,
No 609 West Second street
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
WILMINGTON butchers on for Chester.

Fully seventy Ave butchers OF this
city left at | 81 .from the p. wv. & B.
station this afternoon for Chester. sThey
carried their full dress suits
in large grips and their own base
ball club. The players also
carried grips containing their suits
and equipments A game of baseball
will be played at o'clock this after
noon between the Wilmington and
Chester butchers A big banquet will
b. held this evening in Harmouia Hall.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
Northnrn pncIfln Amiirs.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 11--Another big in
ternal fight has been commenced against
the owners Of tho Northern Pacific bonds.
Two petitions presented by a committee
representing the second and third mort
gage bondholders were filed here and will
be vigorously contested by tho Farmers
Loan and TRUST COMPANY Of Now York
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

No 500 Market and No 100 East Fourth,
pioneers Of the oyster business, are re
ceiving six boats a week, loaded with
the finest brands of oysters from Della
ware and Chesapeake bays and selling
them wholesale and retail at the very
lowest prices Delivered to AL parts Of
the city free Of charge. Telephone Nos
673 and $751;
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

LIGHTHOUSE LOvITT-As Asbury par
snnage, October Z, by Rev. John IL, Howard,
ID. ~. John IL. dollhouse and Annie NJ.
Levitt, both of Philadelphia.
WILSON-DeGODT.- the residence sof
the BRIDE No. gl5 " est Seventh street, on
Tuesday evening, October 0. 1894, by Rev. a.
n. Keigwin. Lewis T. Wilson and Sallie p.
DeG0dt, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

ALBANY, Oct. 1l.--Frank J. Morgan, a
saloon keeper in whose place was found
dead sunday afternoon ayoung man later
identified as Frank Near of East Albany
was arrested and is now in Jail charged
with murder in the first degree There
is a witness who swears that he saw Nor
gan kick him into insensibility.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
a pI1ot 900 nrerhoard.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Oct. 11.-Tho
body of Sandy Hook pilot, identified as
that Of Charles G. Aitkin, was found
floating in the harhor. He was probably
lost from tho pilotboat Ambrose snow
which was in tho harbor last week
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

The Belgian steamer Caucasse Captain
G Alix, which sunk the Allegheny re-
Gently In collision near ship John light,
raschsd Harlan and Hollingsworth's yard
this morning for repairs. She is 1858
tons burden and is used Ia the transpor-
fation of oil
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Architect f l. Rice is preparing plans
for two Queen Ann English villas to be
built at Dover for Mrs. Rodubush. Of
Milford. He will also remodel Dover
house recently purchased by Judge David
4, Marvel.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
rire Bullets II his BODY.

BRooKLYN, Oct 1l.-Because his wife
left him Franklin Lehman, gateman
employed on tho Union Elevated railroad,
killed himself at his homo at 276 First
street Lehman put fvo bullets into his
body. tho last. tnking effect in his heart
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MlDDLET0wE, Oct IL The Tunnel
and Bancroft Democratic Club will hold
a reception and ratification meeting 10
the Opera House tonight and it prom
isss to be the lesding political event Of
the campaign Besides the Democratic
Candidates Tunnell .and Bancroft, there
will be also present Senator George Gray,
L. Irving Handy. John Biggs and j.
Harvey Whiteman.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
4 snrnln. 81 nrnhans.

Troy. Oct 11-The three orphan asy-
lums in this city arc overerowded, and the
superintendent Of the poor made public
a statement that unless relief is promptly
given destitute children will be denied adj
mittance to the institutions next week
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Two FootbalI Contests Yesterday.

The Boys High School eleven had
little trouble in taking the Alvas into
camp vest erday In their football game at
Riverview and the score was 10 to
Friends School ''Seniors" yesterday
defeated the Middies after long
struggle, by score Of 10 to 0, Gawthrop,
jackson and Candy making the touch
downs The teams lined up thus:
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand. put up in glass jars when desired
and delivered to all parts of the city ).
H Porter, Seventh and Madison streets.
Phone Gal
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Miss Jennie Moore, OF Chicago. has
arrived here on visit to her old home.
Mrs. W. d. Davidson and daughter
and Miss Irene Davidson, Of Delaware
City, are visiting relatives here to-day.
Rev. Z. N. Munson, who is now hold
ing under Amusement the call to BE- come
pastor OF Emmanuel p E Church, this
city, has been on q brief visit here,
accompanied BY Mrs Munson.
Miss Emily Gray. the accomplished
daughter Of Senator Gray, arrived hare
last evening for brief visit to her old
home.
Peter Gloerser. the we'll known welder
at the Delaware Iron Works. will proba-
bly, accept a position IS foreman Of a
butt weld mill IN Denver, Col wh.re new
iron mills are bow being built
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
saw nTiss Gehrstt wodded

The Misses Claman. Of this city,
attended the wedding Of Miss
Carrie Mary d Gehrstt daugter
of Rev and Mrs S w Gehrett and
Samuel Tucker Fox in Philadelphia last
mint
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
WE'RE Saving
some PEOPLE some MONEY.
CONE AND JOIN THEM!
Remember We're Closing Out Our Stock Of ReadYMade Clothing
TO do Merchant Tailoring Exclusively.
100 ChiIdrGnS Suits, sl 'H'I r5'SS NOWSlOO

X%OU GET decided bargain in these goods $50 Chill
This i' Fairs s. goods IS Hof old s"a e. T The
goods Atwood and top notch of fashion Take advan-
tage of the chance fit Yourself up of the Black and
Blue Cheviots Sawyer wooIens. Our own make You
don't often these goods such figures They fit like
custommade suits Lot Of Boys Suits 10, ~ IS and 10
year Sizes at soc 75c the $Ioo Lot of Mems and
Boys Odd Pants all prices soc to 75c $Loo To close
Mems Overcoats Storm Coats listers Boys and Chldens
Overcoas-big lot Of Childrens Overcoas-50c on $500.
Chance seldom offered to save cash good, reliable
Clothing. Any goods perfectly satisfactory be
turned in any reasonable time. Our CUSTOM DE
lPARTMENT contains selection of medium and high
grade materials such seldom found in the city. We
have thoroughly competent them to your
measure.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
Davidow Co., pawnbroilers ana ie welers

As soon as his engagement is announced the
average young man begins to ohserve that
there are other girls besides his betrothed who
are pretty .-Atchison Globe.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
rRAeEOY NARRowLY AvERTgO.


=
IA u Burning House Near Newark.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEWARK, Oct IL.
Yesterday afternoon the tenant hous
on the "Johnathan Bee" farm was de-
stroyed by fire. fhe tensnts were
away at the time The blaze was dis
covered by neighbors. Who on going 70
the house and hearing cries from within,
rushed IN aud found two children aged
and years respectively, who we're tied
TO the stairs by rope placed around
their nscks They we're at once released
IL Is supposed that the parents tied
them there 10 heep them out Of mis-
chief during them temporary absence.
The names Of the people could not be
learned They are recent comers and no
one seems to know them.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Jack-"That cigar you gave me was the
worst / ever tackled " 1om-"rhat's because
YOU never ackied any Of your own. Detroit
Free Press.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Nesrly overy physician in Wilmington
wears and recommends. Jaeger woolens.
OnlY at Daughters.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

The most remarkable cures Of scrofnla on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sa. Aparilla. This medicine is nneQualied for
diseases OF the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are handmade and perfect In
proportion and appearance. 25c.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN
Two Well Known Young Peo-
pie Married Last Night.
PRETTY OEREMOaY AT 81. PETgKa

New Regulation Of the Lights on and
Around films Point Jetty, Across the
Rlver-Ths Delaware weil.Ilshted
streAm-Temperanc Union Women
send Ont Delegates.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NRw CASTLE, Oct list. Peters r
c. Church was we'll filed at twilight
last evening by the rejoicing friends Of
Edmond c. Conroy, the well known
musician. and Miss Margaret v Kelley,
OF this city, who were welded by Rev
E L Brady The bridal party entersd
the church at Is to the sweet strains
OF "Lohengrin. and presented q striking
appearance as they marched up to
ascend to the altar. Harry w Hushe
beck, the best mai, escorted Miss
Kelley. The groom led the procession
with the maid OF honor, Miss Regina
Mahoney, OF Philadelphia, LEAKING on
his arm. Father Brady made an i'm
pressive address to the contracting
parties before the ceremony After pro
nouncing them husband and wife he
extended congratulations, and closed the
ceremony with fslicitous remarks for
their future welfare. The strains Of
Memberships wedding march announced
the dawn of their welded life
Miss Kelley, the bride, wore a beauti
full gown OF white China silk, richly trim
med with lace She carried brides roses
Miss Mahoney, the bridesmaid, was at
tired IN becoming frock Of surah silk
point lace trimmings, and carried cream
roses. After proceeding to their future
home on North Second street. near Ghost
nut, Mr. and Mrs Conroy held recep
tion at 8 o'clock. On the second h5or Of
their new home, one room was filed with
presents Of all descriptions A swinging
silver pitcher was gift form the Bush
check Orchestra.
There were over a hundred guests
present during the evening, and among
those from a distance we've. Miss Name
Hughes, Charles McKeegan, Edward
Duffy, Edward J. Kelley, John Kelley,
Mrs Doddy, John II Blown, all OF Phil
adelphia
John Clark, John Mcguire, John II
Ford John Kelley and wife, Miss ella
and Nan Griffith, Miss May and Maggie
Casey Emmett Griffith, james Griffith,
of Wilmington.
James Parks, New York
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Mahoney, Jr.,
Kirkwood.
Mrs. ]. f. v. Platt. Christiana.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
FOR
FULL
DRESS


$15 90, $500, $40. 90
$25. 90 aud $27.OO. Goats and
vests $40 up; trousers from SIS.
IT you don't wear one often or
don't want to invest much
money look at the $40 coats
and vests. We have never sold
them for less than $13, but we
bought them at an off price,
and $40 is such an even
amount that we decided to give
you a chance to get the coat
and vest at this price, or a
whole suit for $15. Full dress
shirts, "Manhattan make, "
none better, few as good. Col
lars, cuffs, ties and handker-
chiefs; prices right, styles cor
rect. Patent leather shoes, $4,
So and Sc; new styles, new
shapes and Mullins qualities.
All sizes dress suits to hire,
kept in good shape and answer
very well if you don't want to
buy.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
ITEMS or INTEREST.

II wish you would give me a receipt for
this lovely cake. Mrs. BOuncerN &c rtainly,
Mr.. Bounder, but don't you think receipt
for your last quarters board would do In
steadYn-H Half Holiday.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

Second Championship Game at New
Castle.
The second game for the baseball
championship Of Delaware will lie played
at Battery Park, NV Castle, next
Saturday afternoon at 30 This game
has been arranged at the request Of the
New Castl people. who wanted to see
at least one OF these interesting contests
The two clubs will bat as follows:
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

The Women's Christian Temporal CO
Union has elected Mrs Ira Lunt aud Mrs.
James Vanarsdalen as delegate and
alternate from the New Castle branch TO
the w. @. T. u. State Convention in
Wilmington next week. The Y w. @.
2 o. has elected Miss Lucy Talaferro,
delegate, and Miss Lily Shaw, alternate,
TO the same convention.
The local union has appointed O. O.
Whitnack and Mrs Us DUNCAN additional
members Of the general committee GA
county prison work.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

Congressman Bingham. in an address
to the Philadelphia Harbor Committee
on an inspection tour on the steamboat
Columbia yesterday, spoke in reference
TO the navigable streams Of the country,
with direct reference to the Delaware.
1T would seem from recent criticism,
said he, THAT the government has been
unmindful Of this city and its commerce
desire to state that no river Of 100
miles In length has received as great
appropriations as this river and break-
water Already, In connection with the
removal Of the islands. $1,7O0,U00 has
been expended, and now enough remains
TO fulfil that contract
The lighthouse service on the Della
ware river, from the Breskwater TO this
city, is declared BY the Light house
Board to be the best in the world.
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

900 boxes cigars 30 cents DuisteiD, NJ.
. East Second street
Evening journal., 1894-10-11

The Light house Board OF the Fourth
district has issued a notice TO mariners
that on or about October 81, the charsc-
teristic Of the front light OF the Finns
Point Range, near the shore on tile New
Jersey side Of the Delaware river. about
q mile below Firms Point, will be changed
from Fixed white 20 fixed white during
periods OF two seconds, separated BY
eclpses Of one seconds duration, thus.
Fixed light. Eclipse. Fixed light. Eclipse.
2seconds. second. 2seconds. ! second.
The order Of the light will not be
changed.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
DRUNK AND IN UNIFORM,
Patroiman William II. Murphy Ar
rested by Roundsman Budd.

The disgraceful spectacle of a drunken
patrolman, In full uniform, being half
dragged through the streets by Rounds
man John Budd. of the Old slip station,
was witnessed by hundreds OF people
this morning.
The patrolman was William II. Muir
ply. He wears two blue stripes but I'M
der the present turbulent times in police
affairs, the result OF the Lexow Commit
tee probing, he possibly may not remain
a policeman after his trial takes place at
Police Headquarters. Dec. % next he
would have been a policeman twelve
years
Murphy turned out AT O'Clock this
morning to go on the day watch. He
must have been well under the influence
Of liquor then. At A. NJ, when he
did not answer the roll call, Roundsman
Budd went out to find him.
Citizens had seen Murphy In a dis
gushing state of intoxication in Hanover
Square. The roundsman followed up
the cue, and later discovered him In
the Elevated station there, trying to
get home instead of reporting at the
station-house.
Roundsman Budd then had the I'M
pleasant task OF getting the drunken po-
liceman TO the station-house, where he
was held In the back room until Police
Surgeon Dexter arrived to officially pro-
nounce him drunk.
At first II was denied by Acting Capt.
Hogan, but later he admitted that Muir
ply was in disgrace.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
MRS. SALLADE ANGRY.
Denounces the Man Who Accused
Her of Running Him.

When Justice Stiner resumed the hear
ing OF the Sallade- Tween ty-fourth street
crusade In the Sixth Judicial District
Court this morning. Attorneys Friend
and Soaring plunged at once into a
adjournment.
]. Frank Gallagher. who lodges in
the Arlington Hotel. "a West Twenty
fourth street, the hotel run by Scheide,
the defendant. was first called, aid
said that the house was reputable
The plaintiff brought out that the wit
ness owed the defendant for lodging.
7. b. Ferguson. publisher of the Elec-
trical Street Railway Journal, a guest
OF the Arlington, also gave the house
q good record
Belle Baldwin. a very pretty young
woman, who said she kept a furnished
room house at a West Twenty-fourth
street, said the Arlington was all right.
to close with a parting shot at Mrs. Sal
ladies' credibility and character as a wit
ness. He called Henry Krauss. tall,
blond, roughly dressed man. to the
He said he was forty-six years old
and lived on the Kingsbridge road. Ask ed
by Mr.. Friend II he had been we'll of
that he was once worth $40 OOC and was
now worth nothing.
How did you lose your money!"
The man rose from his seat, and
quivering with hatred pointed "a trem-
bling finger at Mrs. Sallade and fairly
shouted
THAT woman ruined me-"
"You Her screamed Mrs. Sallade.
The witness, however, testified to
that alleged fact: He then went on to
say that Mrs. Sallade had given him
money and had visited the Compton
House. In Third avenue, with him.
At this Mrs. Sallade, who was in
arose and cried out:
II never did. That man is a scoundrel
and blaekmailer. He tried to blackmail
me. but l beat him IN court and got
You Just bet your life / will"
Justice Stiner took the papers in the
case and said that he would give a de-
cision within q week