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Evening journal., 1894-09-07

summering with her parents She spent
part of the time with Old Poiat Comfort
friends.
Mrs. Harry L. Garrett. with her son
Victor is visiting her mother at Rising
Sun, Del.
Miss Lottie Pyle has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs, Brinton, at Concordgire. Pa
Mrs. George Il. Collins on Sherman
street. has been entertaining her mother.
aud brother. Mrs Fred Ringold and
Arthur RiDgold, Of Baltimore, Nd for
few days. They returned home to day
The marriage of David Whitcraft and
Miss Aliea McFee both Of this city,
occurred Wednesday at the Broadway NJ.
3. parsonage, in Camden, N Rev. Il
Q. Hancock cfiiceting
George Jones. Of Kennedyville. Nd
was in town for short il,ne last even
ing
silas Wright, wife and child, Of West
Chester, Pa are registered az the Clay
ton House
Mrs. James A Ford, Of this city, has
retained from visit TO friends In
Oxford, Pa
John Conroy, accompanied by Mrs
Conroy and Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
returned home last evening from a
pleasant visit 10 Washington.
James a Evans, Of Georgetown, was
in the city last evening and this morn
ing on business trip.
Leslle Baird, Of this city, has been
visiting relatives at Harrington
Jacob Pettyiohn. Of this city, has re-
turned FROM Milton
Mrs H A Lank aud her two charm
ing daughters, Misses Ray and Elsie,
together with Miss Sadie Mitchell, Of
smyrna, whom they have been visiting,
are the guests Of Deputy Recorder Of
Deeds Edwin A Read and wife at NJ
1913 Trenton Place
George H. Trusx, of Cordovs. Md,
was shaking hands with old friends at
the r., W. & B. station to day
q. "A. Donoho, Of Seaford. was among
the down state visitors registered at the
Merritt House to-day. He reports that
plans are being prepared for rebuilding
most of the burned houses in that to IN,
which was the scene of destructive
incsndiary FIRE last Saturday.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
a Narrow Escape From Death

A man employed in the Wooddale
quarry blasting stoue, met with
an acc dent Wednesday which
came near resulting fatally. He
was carryings bucket Of water from
the top Of the cut, when his foot slipped
aud he fell TO the bottom. He resides
near GreeubAnk where be was taken.
His name could not be learned
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Miss Pauline d. Christy and Winfield
Scott Heisler. both Of this city. were
married at the home Of the bride, No.
GIG West Eighth street, on Wednesday
night Rev S Meeser, pastor Of
Second Baptist Church, performed the
ceremony Miss Lizzie Wilkins, Of this
city, and Miss Cora T. Ma
son, Of Philadelphia, were brides
maids, and Leslie v. Christy aud
Isaac e. Heiser were groomsmen. The
wedding march was played BY Miss Kate
McClAfferty After the ceremony there
was a reception, at which over 100 per
sons We're pTesent. The bride and groom
are on wedding trip 70 Niagara Falls.
and upon their raturn will make their
home at No. $50 Van Buren, street.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

This morning two transfers were re-
corded with Registry Clerk Belts. Th ey
were from Daniel AM James Me-
Cormick to Johanna 5 Stoeckle One
street so feet front and 90 feet
on Front street The other beginning
30 feet from Pleasant street on Harri.
son, and 80 feet front BY IS feet deep
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

The, Brandywine Country Club gave one
OF the largest and finest picnics Of the
season at Birmingham Park Yesterday.
The grounds were decorated with bunting
and Chinese lanterns, and the West
Chester Cornet Band and Setaros orches
ira furnished music for the dancers.
These Wilmington psople were among
the picnickers, going up the w Il n road
ia a special car: Mr. and Mrs Walter
Bush, Miss Julia Maull, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Bush Mr. and Mrs A 6 Nc
tausland, Rogers Wilson. Joseph Wales.
J. d. Sisler. Harry Tatnall, Andrew
Gray, }, Paul Brown, Miss De
Won, Miss Sisler, Miss sBringburst,
Miss Gray, JOHN H. Dandy, e.
Bringhurst, Jr., Miss Hewes, Miss
Helen Hewes, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tally,
MISS George, Rodney Cause, Miss Carrie
Bush, William Nj. Candy, Mr.. and Mrs
Emlen Hewes and others
The pRtronesses of the affair were
Mrs John Moore, Ch8dd's Ford Mrs.
Joseph G Noblit, Philadelphia; Mrs. A.
House, Chadd's Ford; Mrs Aaron Men
donhall Fetrvills; Mrs William R. S.
Rhodes, Brandywine Summit; Mrs. w.
ID Hughes, Westtown; Mrs. Willard
Thompson, Waterloo, Westtown; Jared
Darlington, Darling; Mrs John Scheidt,
Chadd's Ford; Mrs Joseph J. Martin.
Chadd's Ford Mrs Seth Smith, Brandy.
vine summit; Mrs D. B Martin, Bran
DIVINE summit; Mrs G w Talbot.
West Chester; Mrs. III b. EBuckwalter,
West Chester; Mrs. A ]. Taylor. Park
erville; Mrs Joseph Pyle, Chadds Ford.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07


Emslle makes the pitchers put the ball
over the plate
The bases were full when Thompson,
Of the Phillies. yesterday, made his home
ran IN the sixth inning OF The second
game. Thompson made FIVE hits out Of
ten times at bat yesterday. including two
thomers" ana two doubles
At Media yesterday. the Camden ball
team was beaten by the Media nine. 10 to
81
Arlie Latham was yesterday presented
with handsome diamond ring by his
Philadelphia friends
The Philadelphia State League team
won 10 out of the last twenty games.
The B1ltimores humbied poor Chicago
once again ana closed the championship
season at Union Park with their thir-
teenth consecutive victory.
Hawke pitched well for Baltimore
yesterday and while the visitors batted
safely eleven times, yet several hits
were Of the lucky bound order, and aside
from that the hits were not made
together Hawke did good work with
bis own bat, too His three Dagger sent
ia two runs in the secoud inning aud
his single in the sixth sent In another
run
The schedule for the Baltimores for
the remainder OF the championship
season is as follows September s. and
10 At Louisville; September H.. 10 and
1G at Cincinnati; September, II, Is, 10 at
Pittsburg The two games postponed
from Decoration Day will slso DO played
III on two u these dates
September 81. %, % at st. Louis
September "A %, 90 at Cleveland
September 80, 80 at Chicago
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Frederick Hinderer and Miss Sarah
r Johnston, both Of this city, were mar
ried last evening by Rev o. g Budding
ton, at their future home, No 632 Con-
nell street. A small company of imme-
diate relatives witnessed the cere mony
Miss Laura Doughten aud Miss Ethel
hinderer took the part of flower girls,
and the latter. being but three years OF
age, played her part in an especially
interesting manner. A reception aud
collation. followed the ceremony. The
Young couple were the recipients OF a
number OF valuable gifts
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
married 70 PhiladeIphIa.

John B. Martin and bride, OF this city,
ere on wedding trip to Washington.
Mrs Martin was Miss Mary B Holton,
OF Coatesville, Pa The marriage took
place in Philadelphia on Wednesday. and
was performed by Rev. j. Wesley
Sullivan, Of that city.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Ross is selling STRAW Hats and last
seasons Derby Hats At q reduction Of 20
to 40 ner cent He also has bargains in
Shirts, Sweaters and NeckweaF at 210
Market street Please call and examine
them
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Yesterday 2 League seores.

Baltimore, IA; Chicago, g.
Louisville, is. Boston, 10.
New York, 6; Pittsburg. g.
Cleveland, 10; Brooklyn, 2.
washington, 10 st Louis, 2.
Philadelphia, IA; Cincinnati, z. First
game.
Phil. delphis, IS; Cincinnati, 2. Second
game
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

View Of the 8 buiit-up Business Offices Of
the Actual Business Department
Students last year from III places and 7
states. Many ladies.
e1ey GRADUATES AIDED TO POSITIONS. Ele-
giant Pamphlet at Testimonials with photos
OF Graduatesl and probably the finest school
catalogue in the word-all mailed FREE.
Write for it, IA. s. GOLDEf, Principal
Pupils now enrolled by mail. ana At the
Office beginning Tuesday, August 18th, 10
daily
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

A New York society paper contains
the following concerning Mrs Burke.
Roche who lived at Twelfth aud West
streets pending decree Of divorce from
the Superior Court of New Castle county,
and was. with her two interesting chill.
dren, a familiar fgurs on the streets
year or so ago
Mrs, Burke Roche has left Narragan-
sett and is to spend September at New
port, at one OF the fashionable boarding
houses. She is said to have remarked
TO q friend that she felt as if
she bad been in purgstory All summer
and was now about to enter paradise. II
this remark is. authentic It is hardly
complimentary to the summer residents
Of Narragsnsett, that have watched her
every move with admiration, and praised
her every gown to the skies; to the
correspondents, that have filed their
letters with descriptions OF Mrs. Burke
Roche and little besides, snd, lastly, to the
local paper that organized a beauty
voting contest for an album or something
Of the sort, in which Mrs. Burke Roches
name led all the rest.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Springer, the Halter, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

NOTICE.
10 the Democratic voters Of Newcastle county;
A nomination election will be held 1t The
respective voting places on SATURDAY next,
September Bth, for the purpose OF nominating
two candidates for state Senators and seven
Representatives 10 the General Assembly I
the state Of Delaware. Brandywine and 81.
Georges each entitled 10 a senator, ChristiHna,
Wilmington, New Castle. Mill Greek, Renca-
der, ked Lion and y ackbird hundreds each
entitle Is y Representative. Polls open at ls
O'Clock m and close al O'Clock III. lnspec-
tors and judges who held electionA for dele
gates 10 the State convention Will mold The
coming nomination election.
send returns Of election TO chairman county
executive committee, Star Office, Whining
TN, Del.
Attest. COLEN FERGUSON. Secretary.
WILMNGroN, DEf., tpt. 81, lSg4
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
noYer Wlll Not Re nere.

The Rockford Club had arranged to
play Dover the last of its series Of
championship games to morrow at Front
sud Union streets. game to be called ~
4 o'clock. after the game with the strong
Trainer team which recently defeated r.
NJ G. a. at Riverview. The Trainer game
was to have been called at 2 o'clock aud
the Dover game at o'clock. This morn
ing the following telegram was received
here:
DovRR, Del Sept. 9.
Thomas Mcmahon. Mgr. Rockford Baseball
Club.
circumstances have arisen which will pre-
vent our coming saturday. WIN write par
lieulars. A. j. RICHARDSON, JR.
The game with Trainer will therefore
be called at o'clock with the following
batting order:
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
GOIdey Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand College.

Institute Building, Eighth and Market streets.
DAY SESSIONS RESUMED SEPT. 3D. NIGHT
SESSIONS, OCT LIST.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
WORLD OF BASEBALL.
Live Local Topics on the Ma
tional Game.
NEW YORK NOW A GOOD SECOND

Dover Cannot Play at Union street
Tomorrow and Manager Richardson
TeleRraphes to That ERect-osher
Local Events Camden Again Beaten
BY Dover.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Sept z Camden came up to
Dover yesterday aud met another defeat
at the hands Of the "kids" in an nuin
teresting game. Both clubs hit the ball
hard and that was the only special
feature Of the game Clark was handi
capped back OF the bat and could not let
himself out as w. Richardson conldn't
hold him. Zaarfoss, who was injured
in2the game Wednesday at smyrna, will
probably not be able TO play his
position again this season Baker hurt
his finger again Wednesday at Smyrna,
and Is now on the hospital list jackson
played yesterday with his wrist all
bandaged up from day before yesterday
al Smyrna Clark was hit on the elbow
yesterday with the ball in the eighth
inning and could not flush the game
out ia the box, Burris pitchiug the last
inning The kids" are badly crippled
up. The Dover club up 10 date has won
70 games and lost 10.
Camden....8 l. 9 o 0gOa I'll &
Dover. 4 2 % 42 x-l5 10
Earned runs Camden, 4; D yer. Z. Two
base, hits Handshnry, Terry, Radcliffe
Base on balls Om Clark. 3; OF Radcliffe. ~.
struck out-By CLARK. g. Burris. 9; Radcliffe
| 3. Wild Pitches Radcliffe. 4; CLARK, 2, Time
-22l. umplre-Denney. Passed balis-W
! Richardson. ,3fAileY. /.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

NOR SALE A FIRs1-CLASS 10 ROOM
A. house. No $50 Van Buren street. kerep-
iiOn hall, front and back pOrchee al. ".
JuuNsON, Eighth and Shipley streets.
TOR RENr.-A HOUSE, BARN AND 10
WflrnnL ton and Northern railroad tracks go
ing 20 Delaware River Pier apply 40 No. 100
Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Admin
istration were in due form Of law
granter unto the undersigned, on the twenty
ninth day Of Aug, A. D., 1894. and that ell per-
sons having claims against the estate of the
deceased must present the same. duly attest
ed, u the saidAdmtnistratrix. on or before the
twenty MI "a day Of Aug. 1895, or abide the act
Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided.
ANNA GRAHAM. Administrators.
Address. New Castle, Del
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

All communications intended for insertion
=, n tnls column should be addressed to Society
Ealnqr, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
bae paper only
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Gnmo a noar statlnn.

At Bear station to morrow the Bear
Baseball Club will play the G A. G
second team from New Castle The
batting order will be as follows:
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
RKaIsrER.s oRnMRs.
ID EaIsTER's ORDER.


New Castle County, Del, Aug ~. 1924.
Upon the application Of Anna Graham,
ADM nstratriX Of Hiett Graham, late OF
New Castle hundred, IN said county,
deceased, Il Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrators
Aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters in six OF the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring AL per-
sons having demands against the estate "a
present the same, or abide by an act of assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the EvENING JOURNAL q newspaper
published in Wilmington, Del, and TO be con-
tinued therein three weeks. te. o. 40
Given Under the hand and seal
- OF office OF the Register aforesaid
At Wilmington, in New Castle
Ia y. county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
49, J. WILKINS COOCHs Register
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

The wedding Is announced of Dr.
Henry Lockwood Clayton. of odessa, and
Miss Louise Wentworth Downes, Of Phila
delphia, on Wednesday,. September ~
The ceremony will be performed st A 30
o'clock In the Church Of the Advocate.
Eighteenth and Diamond streets, Phna
delphia.
Trinity Church Reception Pogtpored.
The parish reception At Trinity Church
to the rector, Rev. H. Ashton Henry,
sill not be held on to morrow evening az
was first proposed. This is owing to the
illness Of Mr. Henry, who is not expected
70 return home from Silver Lake, New
York, until some time next week.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wilmington Society People at
Birmingham Park.
Dan ouPID HARD AT WORK

Pretty Wedding Of Frederick G. Hinderer
and Miss sarah.E. Johnston at Their Own
Home Last Night other weddings.
Mrs. Burke-Roche About to Enter par
adIse."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
Women off riaIs in France.

Several of the most important Paris
postal offices have now adopted wom-
en- officials. The present republic
has done much TO open ont new fields
of employment for women. aud the
number of women who fill public
places is daily increasing. There are
some 5000 women clerks employed
in the provincial postotlices, more
than 1000 telegraph clerks, 700 hun
drcd women in the telephone stations,
and ~ in the national savings banks.
The railways have. however. been the
best friends to the women. Ii was
the Doubles company which made
the experiment OF employing women
clerks at the offices as station mis-
t~rcsses, and gradually all the French
railway companies have followed this
example until 2I,O00 women are chi
ploycd in this way. besides many
thousands as gate keepers. In the
whole of Europe it is estimated that
10000 women hold public appoint
ments.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
q HIS by the Way.

When a woman goes away for a
summer vacation her husband iuds
the Homework very easy; all he has
TO do is to empty the crock under the
refrigerator and get his meals down
town.
Men say C things to men the
same as women say them 10 women,
but they don't smile swectly when
they say them.
We should think n burglar would
always know how to get into n house
when the family is away, if lie will
look around the kitchen door he will
find the key under a pan or bucket.
Ifs girl is engaged to moro than
one man, the probabilities arc that
she will not narry.-1tch,SOn Globe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23

The men who really rule the world
are limited in Plumbers. They own
the gold, and have kings and queens
and governments at their call. When
n new loan is wanted they make their
conditions: the minor details of gov
ernment are left to take are of them
selves, and the people adjust them
selves to these conditions as they can.
Values go up OF values go down as
suits the interests of the mOncy-bags.
They are the arbiters Of peace and
war and of the fate of nations. The
l;~oihschilds are the kings Of the
earth. with their faithful allies and
watchful coadjutors i'll every land.
Ont of sight and almost unknown, it
is they who formulate the financial
policies of the world, which their
aiders and abettors ever hasten TO
carry into effect. BY the de:noneti-
zation OF silver they double their
power.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23

"Will-yOu,' he said. timidly, will
YOU have some ice-cream::'
NO. thank you" replied the young
woman. Il very seldom eat H."
He looked surprised.
-.Do you mind getting engaged to
me? know that you have been ell
gagged TO several other young men
this summer. But that doesn't count"
Il was never engaged in my life,"
she replied.
a slight paIlor came over his face.
pardon he, bnt do you know that
your hat is not OH exactly straight
Isn't ii? Oh, well, | can TX it when
| get home
lie looked at her with a gastly
stare.
Great Scott" he exclaimed, shave
| read the comic weeklies all these
years for nothing"
And he sank TO the pavement and
moaned. Washington Star.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
4 Kentucky Rom lance.

Among the visitors at Miss Strauss
dancing exhibition ut Macauicy's
Thca,cr some time back was Il Western
nan who had i'll his youth lived in
Louisville. AT that time he was en-
gagged to be married to 4 beautiful
girl. but they quarrclcd, and, the
youth being sore at heart, went West
aud grew up with the country. He
married, and in course ri time found
himself 4 widowcr. \ few weeks
back he decided 10 revisit the home
Of his youth. anl while here took in
The different places of amusement.
As he sal wI;chin: the children dance
he noticed a pretty little maiden. who
moved with unusual grace. and who
seemed TO him Il r~eincarnatiUn Of lis
early sweetheart. Could the child be
the daughter of the girl he loved! If
50, the mother must bc present. Rails
ing his opera glasses he looked at
every face in the building. and. at last.
with glasses directed a 1t happened
directly at him, lie saw the sweetheart
Of his youth. The recognition was
mutual. and is he waved his hand
kerchief, She responded with her fan.
After the conclusion of tie entertain
ment he waited for her at the door.
and learned fron her that She had
become married and become a widow.
Since then lie has been such Il close
attendant OH her that il is stated upon
good authority that the wedding will
Will soon take place. -L1aISraic Com
BlcFcidi.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
Tired and Disgasted.

Having reached the slaughter-house-
and-opcn-grave period of its existence,
the Democracy looks owe to see what
Henry Wat;erson has to say. He has
something, and says it most satisiac-
tory-to Republicans. The Louisville
Comier,JouIndl under the caption,
Enough says:
They do say they have been having
a few more elections scattered round
through the country, and the grins on
the faces of the Republicans grow
wider and wider and their lips smack
more loudly in anticipation of the
return of the years OF the Fatfed
Kline.
his IS a drcadtu!ly disagreeable
sort of Il year. anyway. Weather and
weather ana elections and elections.
until il has simply become eXasperat-
ing. 1t may be the making of black
berries. but it is rough on Democrats.
L.! W IN elections.
Boycott elections.
Abolish elections.
Blot elections out OF tho Cons:itu
ton and Swipe the word out Of the
/ dictionary.
Some people know when
20 stop. Nothing is more Disgusting
than carving things too far-carry.
ing elections especially.
There are thousands and thousand,
of lulks in this country who are JUS
plumb tired out at the mere thought
OF al election.
Say. what's the good of elections
anyhow: They ain'i so ALFRED fam,
as some idiots seem to think.
There are oodiins of things that ar,
just As comfortable aud Il heap NOR,
amusing. There's 4 hand-organ. 70
instance. OF 4 school commencement,
Or a report of a ball game by III.
Louisville clul'. or Senator Stewart
silver speech, or evcn just Il plain. ur
prctenriuus funeral, with 4 Tree hack
ride to the graveyard.
ANY one of these can beat an cleo
ton out of sight for real satisfaction
comfort, entertainment AMI pleasure
Give us 4 hand-organ, give II
liberty or death, give us anythin;
provided you give us a rest o,
elections.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
The Hired Girl in "a Sew Role.

With Senator McI'hcrsOn'S hired
girl posing before the country as a
female Napoleon of finance there is
evidently nothing of practical value
in Mr.. Aliens bill ITO preserve the
purity of national legislation" 1t
provides that 10 Senator or Repre-
sentative shall speculate in stocks
whose value may be affected by the
action of Congress. and it could prob
ably be enforced il it became Il law.
in the letter il not in spirit. But with
Senatorial cooks. GRAND boys, SONS
in-law and chamLcrmaids III abun-
dant supply and pulling the caudal
a%ppemda9c out of Wall street at every
turn in legislation it is evidently futile
10 hope that the purpose Of Mr.. Al
lens bill would be effected. Nothing
short of Il divine gracs or an uneX-
pectcd access of common honesty
which would in Gil probability causc
4 fatal shock-wiil keep the members
of The m%iiltOraircs' tlubfrOm Juggling
with national prosperity as i means
of working the stock market.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

"A hereby given that letters Of administration
upon the estate of trrdcricka Gerstacker. de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned
by the clerk OF the Cape Girardeau Court of
Common Pleas of Cape Girarieau county. Mis-
souri,, bearing date The .U;h day OF September,
l-E1.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them TO him for allow
anre within oac year from the date of said let
tiers OF they may he precludei IRON any benefit
al such estate; and if said claims be not eNhib-
itei within twO years from the date of the pub
LEGATION OF this rotice they will be forever bar
red. WILLIAM III. COERVE1
June2ni2 Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-23

James Grisham & Sons, manu-
facturers and dealers in all kinds of
oak and yellow pine lumber, cypress,
laths aud shingles. Free delivery in
city limits. Long lengths a speciality.
Yoards, corner Good Hope and
Sprigg streets. ml5-2D