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Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

Reformer 5eufin's,
Gin RipaIe Ger Gipic FEDERATION.

WGbrenb geitern 9ta6mitta9 Oas ymos
roLtiCbe" Gomtte Ser @iptc federation i'm
Balmer 6ouie in Sibung par, inter
nobm SoIepb Senttn8 auf ei9ene Souit
einen &reus3ug gegen bic perrudten SpteI>
bOQen. 9o 9err SenfinS Obne bic Sors
malit6t zines 6aftbefebls 9anoelte, nldbt
gegen neutrality-suspicious. 81 tdlnpfen
bate unO ebenio tpenig ben Tatb zines
Gebt5DerbreberS etnbolte, fOnnte Der Or
fplg ntd6t auSbIeibcn.
SIS mar geftern 9ta6mitta9 UNI 3 u6r
ais poritberge6enbe g erionen bic 8emerz
flung nta9teu, baB in benz !6auie $50. 124
@larfitroBe ettpa8 8eionbere5 i'm 0erf icin
miiiie. lin bic ange9ebene 3ett murbe Elm
6eniter inn ~5ipetten StOdwert bes 9enannz
ten 0aules pI0BIi3 3eri6nettert un6GlaSz
iplitter regneten atf ben Seitenrpeg berab.
Damn tr0t cine fur5e Stiue e1n. BIGBli6
purbe 6as ndcbfte Tenfter ebenfalIS 3erz
ibmettert unb QbermaLS erfclgte Elm 9tegen
BON @laSIpItttern. Den @losiplittern
folgte etn Stubl, Ser burcb bic oorber 9es
no9te Oeffnung beg Teniters uu6 etnem
Droi9fentuti9er auf benz &Opf fog.
Die Weni9enmenge, Die it6 inatpii6en
angeiommelt bate, 3og it6 pOrit9tis aus
benz 8ereib Der 0urfseiholie 3urid. Sn
DerbGltniBmGBtg fur3er 3eit eri9ten Elm
YOli3iit auf bcr Scene. Gr nabn1 ietnen
9dn3en Wfut6 %5uiGmnen unb Lief 6ie
Sreppe bis gum ~3tpetten Stodtpert btnouf.
pier beIann er it9, mas 5unG6it ;u tbur
Jet. Qluf Der einen Settle mar baS Gez
ri%htS3tm1mer beS SrteoenSri6terS @auace,
0uf Ser anoeren bemerfte er cine lbtpere
CShT. s+1;t o;,1nr11 St~A of,,o,1 S&tokn, 4,o~-
beGten @udlO6 unO etnem elettrii9en
&nopf. 9ieie 6uBeren Wlerfmale elmer
betanntlt9 i'm 8%erborgenen betriebenen
llntesDoltur9 tanten ibm 10 Dertraut Dor,
baB er it1 teiuen Nu9eEblid beiann, an bic
I6itr tlopfte unD i'm Namen 6eS @eIebes
@tnlaB be9ebrte. 0aS @eiibt zines Mannes
eri6ien i'm 0uGlo6, bo9 crit nodb IGngeren
1lnterbanDlungen tpuroe bic Sbiir ge0ffnet
un6 6er B~oli3iit ouf9efor6ert, einen Mfann
81 Derbafte1l, Delber lnfug a19eri3tet
babe.
Ser Mfann aber tpar Soiep6 Senfins,
elm Meb9er bon SET 8eftieite nit Der 6tgur
zines 6ertules. Die auf Dem TuBboOen
berulnliesenben Slide un6 Sti6le, Spiel
tarten un6 Spielmarfen bGtten oudb obne
bic 3erbrp6enen Seniter ben 8etpeis 9ez
~Iiefert, 6aB Senftns it9 gum Serrn Ser
Sttuatton gemo6t bate. 2luBerosm iton6
er nit etnem Drobenb 8eibtpun9cnen Stubl
Den anberen Sniaffen be8 8DferlpieLz
3immers gegenitber unb ~fOrOcrte bieielben
ouf, nGber 81 treten, Denn ite 2uit ba3lt
bGtten.
DEM BoIistften foG9te Sentins piuig
mad Ser Capitalization, 100 er tuesen unz
orOentLiben 8etragens gebu9t tpurOe. @ie
in @rfabrun8 9ebra6t tuur6e, e~ntitan6
tpdbrenb bes g OteripteGs, an benz ft6 SEM
fins betbetIigte, cine Meinun9soericbieben
belt, Die SenftnS in Der an9efibrten orteiz
neaen 8eiie gu be9Lei9en Iuhte. Sfatel
nn6 Maber fOOer Die Gi9entbimer bes
8Oter3immers iein.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
Der GountYrath eini9.
Cine Site Ger 0anoioaten fir ole 81 befeben'
oen G%ountYdmter Don alien County
p6terr unter3ethnet.

Tinf3ebn GountDnGter uaren 9eitern
Nabmtttog i'm Neneres6ouie 81 einem
Caucus 5uiammcn, in pelbem bic beiben
6aftionen bes @ountpratbS nit elnanoet
Trieben i9toiien, lid auf bic Nufiteaung
elmer Gan0ioaten : 2ifte fir bic BON
GountDratb 3u bsleben6en Stenungen
einigten, unO bei6Ioiieu, fernerDin nur I'M
Sntere1Ie bes 0ffentli9en WobLes unb nt9t
i'm Sonbertntereiie @inselner tbres Nntes
3u tp1lten.
Die @rnennungen, tDelcbe in benz 9eitrts
gen Caucus gema6t tpuroen, ltn0 bic tol'
9enben:
county eNnnalt, &pbert g. SIZES, nit
etnem @e6alt bon $4,000.
SHlfsz @ountpanndlte, s. $. Worris
un6 SO. s. Strudman, ie $240O.
@omitez@ lerf, Ibeobor @eitefelo, $2500.
Germalter bcs County !9ospitals, G9as.
S. 6appel, $4,000.
Superintendent Ser Nnitalten in 0uns
ming, .. 50. 9toib, $4,000.
@ountDorst, Or. 6. s. Tortner, $4,000.
Contingent, George g.. SIion, $4,000.
6IlfSz Contingent, CHARLES S. YosOes
L0up.
90ltntp>@leftrtEer, SODH SUHlHIIH9s'
$1,000.
@befzSurozgGerf 6. 81. gOtbne.
9auSmeiiter bes Gountpgebdubes, Chris
0abnte, $500.
9ausmeifter bes acknowledgements
6es, Sobb 81. GarOtberS, $500.
zWtai6iniit Oes GOuntpgebaubes,
Srant @Onrab, $500.
G6ef5W ai6inift beS GriminoI9eri9tssez
baubes, %. SO. 8eine, $1,000.
@befzWfai6iniit Ses @ountDbospitaLS,
S. 0umpp, $1,000.
@OuntDformer, Sranf @tmsrsIage.
gta5 etnem bon idmmtIicben @ountDnGs
tern unter3ei6neten uebereinfommen wirb
bic @rnennung Der oben9enannten PeriOz
men etnitimmig erfolgen, borausgeieBt, baE
nicbt nod cine Spaltun9 unter ben Com.
n1iifGren erfOgt.
Ote Steae bes Gountparhitetten tptrb
erit in elmer Der nGbiten Sibun9en bes
@ountDratbs oussefuut tper6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
Ods morotoe Shott=Konsert


9aS &On3ert, ipelbes morgeu Ql6en6 in
Srano'S 6aae 2teberDnrtrGge 6es beri9ms
ten SperntennrS Clinton S6ott, WtGnnerz
cbOrzgfummern bet Stoelio unter 2eitung
tbreS Strt9enten 8. Don Open un6 RGoz
bternortrGge oes nombaften Htaniften Sans
BON S9taer brtnst, Deriprt9t ie6r gut be-
1ubt ST. tuerben. Die 8abl oer Sale, bic
9ei6madoaQ neu ausgenalt lit, cine Dore
trettlt6e lfuittt beiiBt uno au4 bon Der
gSettlctte nit ben Sbicaso Qloe.z, OtDi1ionz
1tno ielbt 9tOrtb Nbe.z StraBenbabntragen
bequem erret6t tuerben farm, lift un3tpeifelz
bait cine gIGdli3e. 9a audi n1orsen Nbenb
bic oeutIbe S6eaterOorIteuung ousfGlt,
tptrb btefe8 Gon3ert ben biefigen &unItz
%freunoen einen getpiB tpiufammenen Gr1ab
bteten. 0as BrOgramm Iautet:
Grfer SHE'LL
/. Seb: uMalbmOrgen" Senuer
Stbelto Nt6nner9or.
q a. vNr9t6olo 9ouelos" u .
b. pSont, Der gtbDmer" 0"""OeH' . NUT %o'oe
Inton @9Dtt.
3 a. 8etrareasSouett ....",...".,.... Sis3t
@ans BON @biaer.
d a, 8ObengrtHs gtbf9eO gooor.r
b. &iebesIieo (WaltirD '%S"S"er
Clinton Sbott.
3Wetter IBetL
&. gpIfslteber a. D3st1nat9" ..gf@irt
Stoelta OtannerdDr.
q a. OturmeInoes &Gft4en. SenIen
I" b. @al8er..... 1900. ......... 9~tranB.g9itt
Sons BON S9iQer.
a. SO1um,, mir pon0elh 3uIamnen IA ~
c. Sic aloei Srenobicre. 6dumouu
Autou 6dott.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
SAaumber9 Shinoler's Qbeoter

~IS"%SAA
Su vM]} ueIIer'S Sale" fommt
m orgen SUM eriten WfoLe nit GROCER
NnSitattun9 Unb neuen pradtooQen So
tttn1en baS padenbe Seniationss 9 Drama
r0Oie Mid5eI", Dber yrnibulbig Derurz
tbctlt", in 5 2tften, BON NLeranber Dumas,
beltti9 bon @OrOinuS, 3ur Nuffubrung.
Die StteIroue 1T nit ST.. Q(nno b. Sale
IopSta bor5it8Iic6 beiebt un6 tpirb Die be-
fpGbrte Gitnitlertn BON ben 0an1en: Warz
9Gretbe Nrnbt, 6riba Sod, emma @erz
ner, ionic Sen 6erren S9inbler, Stolte,
&roener, Sod, 0onau uro G0ge in 10
1refflt9er Metie mnterftibt mer0en, boB
cine GuBcrit tntereiante 8oriteQung 3u ers
tDarten itcbt.
Sn WaIib's Sale tommt Bic urs
ton1llbe Eoie nit Oeiang OgebsS 9ul3e"
our Nufltbrung. 9ielcs Stiif, pelcbes
9ucb out Bet en9lti6en 8abne unter bcm
Sltel The City Directory" un3a6lioc
Nufubru19en erlebt bat, be6an6clt Sic
betteren @rLcbnifc un6 fomtiben Ser
tpe6pslun8en zines jungen ManneS 9ea1nens
DWtuler", ipelcber in Der @roBfta6t Berlin
etnel1 Inter benz 10 3ahlreicb o~ortommeus
Den Jfan1en rS6uI3e" tpo6ncn6en Ser
panOten lu9t. Die b6uftg Dorfommenz
Den @elan9Snummcrn linO iebr sefGuiq
Hn0 lit beionOers 6aS ret3enbe QroBe Stern
Aupoltbet in 3 Qften 9an3 Defenders herr
5Ubeben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

Dem Wabor 6opttns Durbe geitern BON
benz 6Ilfs1bertff Mc&enna etn Otar16as
muSz8efebI iberrei6t, ben bic 0ebruoer
Sreb unb Ybilip Saeser it'd Nurb tbren
Nonofaten &rnoIb Tripp batten oueiteuen
ldlien. Set mebreren WOn0ten bat eS
befanntIib Der Glib. W2c@taen 0uf Grfucben
Observation-Disclosures Dergeblt9bocrIu3t,
BEN Sto6trot6 3ur Baiitrung elmer Orbit
nar3 gu pcranlaiien, bic Derbteten lou, oaB
in ben G9eiLcn Der Gotten un0 21ften Waro,
in benen ft6 @r3iebun9S7 Sn1tttute beftns
Ben, 8irtblbaften betrieben merben.
OerieLbe alderman rei6te Oaber oor elmer
0o6c cine anbere Sr6tnan3 Elm, oeren ios
fortige 8alitrung ct brtngcnb foroerte, Die
ie6ocb an baS Gomtte fir Gicen3en pertuiez
fen murOe. Ser 3ufau tpoute es, baB Der
alderman lDcb an oemlelben Sage fir ben
MoDor ben 8orIiB i'm Sta0tratb iibernebz
men mrBte uno btele @ele9enbett benlBte
er, nm cine Sr6re burdsui6ieben, Die cs
benz Wtooor our Qfli6t macht, mGbrenb
Der n~Gditen breiBig Sage fir ienen StaOtz
tbetI feline Wirtbl6aftSlicen5 gu bewtat9en.
0ies gei9ab, nm Sic NuSiteuung elmer
9icen3 fir Sic Gebrilber Saegcr, bic bort
bereits elm 9ofa[ eingeri9tet batten, 3u Oerz
btnbern.
DIS bann bic Saeser's LeBte @oben
betm Wfapor 6opttns nm cine 2icen5 eins
tamen, purbe fie ibnen pertpei8ert, trobOem
Der WaDor augeben muBte, baB 6te 9luSz
iteQung elmer 2tcen5 bon ber IS oli3et beturs
tportet norben lei, ct poleiebo9 abparten,
mas Der StGbtrotb nit Der BON alderman
Mc@tuen etngereicbten OrOtnan3 tbun
tperOe. Die Saeger'S bertet6en iib OGrout
nit i6rem Nbpofaten Gripp unO erbielten
BON bieiem ben Stab, gegen ben Wopor
Elm MtanOomus>G erfabren etn3uf@lagcn,
Sn ieiner NppItfation I'm einen WanDas
mus 8efebl fritiitrt 9err Sripp bic 6anOz
l~ungspeiie 6es NlD. Wc@iuen auf 0aS
SdGrfite unb erfldrt bic BON ibm Surbz
geibobene 9rber fir ungeiebIich, mas Seq:
terer AUDI gum She'll 3ugiebt, MapOr
6Opfins bagegen lou 9eiagt baben, baB er
iein M09Ii6ites t6un werbe, Inn ienen
StabttbeiI BON 8irtbibaften fret gu baIten,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
BauerIdubniBfdein

9ie foIgen6en Observation-Disclosures wurs
BEN geitern altSgefteat:
S. @uttopsfp, 2it6d i dftetns8 SO Obns
bauS nit @rbsei6oB, 997 QIbanD 0loe.,
O%eranibIagt auf $4,000; g. q. Qun6berg,
2it0fige5 8afiteinsW obnbans nit @ro'
9ei9OB, 5949 Sangamon Str, $4,000; s.
@eis, 3it6dt9e8 8aditetnzW Obnbous nit
2aOen unb Gr63ei9oB, 3O2 GoscOe Ctr,
$4,000; Trau 8trginio Grimp, 3ltOdiges
8aditein : @obnbaus nit @r68ei6OB,
~50l7--5O19 TOrretDtle @Oe., $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
QoIumbid=Onne

Sn Der @oIrmbia@6 Safe, Scr. 5322-5326
StaleltfaBs, ton.mt mOrgen Qtbenb baS
euS9s3el0nefe SOltSltlf Scr fiegen6e
9on9l'ocr" CUR Nuffibrun9. Sn bleIem
Stade pat Der beltebtc 9arteuer Sean
Mormler beIOn0ere @elessn6sit CUR Gnifols
lung 1etnes 5nmors unO Oas 9ubIifum
fonl1 it3 auf einen genuBrei9en abenb ges
f0Bt MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

0Reides, rOtbes 8Iut mirO ebenIO naturs
SemaB BON 6oOb's Sariapariua er3eust, wie
auBerli9e Sauberfeit Our6 bGufisen @ebrou9
BON @eife uno Nafer. Dieter sroBe 8lutz
reiui9er pertreibt srinbli9 Sfrofeln, Sal3s
fluB unb oQen anbern ilnerIi6en S9n1ub.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
STREET. UNI cine Sicens.

Die 6ebrtoer Jaeger wolen oen Mayor
3win9en, ihnen cine foI9e fir ihr neu
eiueertdtetes EofaI in DER 20. Waro aus
5nftelen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

I'm Steuun9iuc6enben BET Der ge9en>
pGrttgen 9tOtblage bas Grlangen BON 8ez
l99tttgun9 gu erlei6tern, nimmt 6as
Mben0blattS teaengeiude nnentgeItLi9 aWf.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

Tragt Guren Grocer mad vTbs 6eisIer
& Sungc @o.'s" yQu0ter 8ro6", 6as
i9madbafteite r6oHte Wtabe 8roS", bas
1e bon elmer BGderei s~eLiefert purbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
eFFICIAL PUBLICATION

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Apnuol NotamApf of the RELIANCE INSURANCE
nnAW"A OV"'VniVnV COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De
cember, 1893: made to the Insurance Superinten
dent OF the State Of Illinois. pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
full s2aO Oaa ne
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

Annual HatAmaDt Of the RUTGERS FIRE IN
hnnu"l OtueUmVht SURANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State of New York, on the 31st day
OF December, 1893: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
235 Wabash Ave-, ECke jackson Str.
1eno1f

mabrenS oteIeT @ose o~ITeriren mir Die FOL.
~ 9enben mebr Dber meuiger gebraubten Gionos.
gu fribseittger 9eft8tt9un9 lit freunblt9It ein9elaoen.
S2o0-Ghaie Upright. $150-Sii9er upri95t.
$165-QGoibburH Upright. $125-SinoemaI Square.
$1l0-8t1Du Upright. &00-Srobe Upright
$34o-Stetrluag Upright. S305-Steinpap Gpriobt.
S190-g4oIb6urn Upright. $75-&bldering Square.
$175-Jiifer Upright. ~S125-Gnglilb WtDoel.
$l50-@n9eI Upright. S300-StetnlpoD upriabt.
$175-gten Gn9lorD npr't. $300-gbtdertug Upright.
$225-StQbte Il Son uprt ~Sl50-@meriou Upright.
S225-Seluett Upright Sl25-8auer Square,
$275-9auet & 9aOiS up't. $85-9anet & &uutftDn.
S~275-Sa3eltDn upri9bt. $685. 0alet & 9abiS.
s375-GDiderinQ Gratlo. $125-Gilbert Square.
$S5o-8nabe Upright. $l00-2i9bte Squore. A
$375-SteiutaB Upright. s4O0-GtetupaD upriobt.
75-Rnobe Upright. S270-Stetnpo1 upriobt.
$40o-Steinfpop 8raHo. S75-Sirnbau Square.
$50-@ole & So. Square. r1nb Dtele anoere.
Gin mDberuer GtubI unb cine paI1enoe 9ede limb nit
iebem NetailspiauO etH9ei9lDfeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the QUEEN INSgRANCE
AnhUHA OV0lUHVhb COMPANY OF in
the State of New York on the 31st dsy of December
1893: made to the Insurance Superintendent Of
the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law;
Capital.
AmOnnt of Cani+nl otnnlr nnia -.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
FINE sEIDL ORCHESTRAL CONCERT

Conducted BY Anton seidI, the Dis
tingulshed Pupil of the Great Wag-
ner.
Not since John Philip Sousa was here
with his famous band has there been a
body Of such splendid musicians as the
Seidl Orchestra, which esvs a concert
last nihh bit under the auspices Of the Ferd
Fullmer Chorus The orchestra was
under the conductorship of Anton Seidl,
and Sig Giuseppe CAmpsnsri, fine OPP
cratic barytone, was the vocal soloist.
The program was brilliant one Each
number was heartily applauded, but
not a single encore was given. The
overture, Tannhasuser, was exquisitely
rendered 1t has been described as a
complete symphonic poem 1t depicts
the struggle between good and evil,
the solemn, religious strains of the pill
grims' chorus against the sweet, seduc-
tive music of the sirens. The religious
element finally triumphs, reaching a
climax in the grand final hymn The
violin solo by Henry Schmitt was beauti
full, and Signor Canpanarl was recalled
several times after his last selection.
The concert was one of the finest ever
heard in this city.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
LEGION OF THE RED CROSS.

A Grand Council Instituted and Officers
EIected-They VIII Be Installed on
Wednesday.
Representatives of the various coun.
ellis Of the Legion of the Red Cross, Of
this jurisdiction, met in Red Mems Hall,
Wednesday evening. and organized a
grand council of the legion. Next Wed
nesday evening, in the rooms Of st.
Andrews Council No. 81, the Grand
Council will be formerly instituted and
the officers sfor the ensuing year in.
stalled as follows:
Past grand commander. oscar ].
Jochem, Alpha Council, No. l grand
commander, DR.. Swithin Chandler,
Constantine Council, No. 55; vice grand
commander, Thomas c. Appleby, Temple
Council, No "a; grand recorder, ]. A.
Robb, Jr., st. Andrews Council. No "a
grand treasurer, E c. Cause, Constan
tine Council, No 55; grand prelate, a
E Sayler, Alpha Council, No l grand
marshal, j. F. Carey, Blue Rock
Council, No 33; grand warden, H w.
Settler, Blue Rock Council, No 33
grand sentinel, G. W. Kern, Apollo
Council. No so, Milford.
The order is beneficial one and has a
membership Of over 1000 in this
Jurisdiction.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Nearly 500 persons listened TO an able and
very interesting lecture In the Harrison
Street M. K. Church last evening, by Rev. H.
B. Short. on the theme: "a Useful Romance,
or Boys First Sweetheart"
Springer, the halter, Fourth and Shipley
streets
The Friendship Fire Company was out
with the engine trying for distance at Tenth
and King streets this morning. Different sizes
Of nozzles were used with very good effect.
j. jackson Pierce has pear which weighs
one pound, two and one-half ounces
Rev. l.. w. Layfield, of Epworth NJ. r..
Church, viii deliver An address at the next
Sunday afternoon meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Wilmington City Railway Company
is reiaying its tracks on Market trect be
tween Twenty-eighth and Thtrtieth streets,
and the city is regarding the street.
-Kingswood NJ. +. cheir gave an entertain
Inent with refreshments at the home OF Philip
Moss, last night. IL was a success.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
ONE CENT
A GREAT BATTLE BEGUN
Japanese Cross the Yalu and
Attack the Chinese.
MAIN FORoEs MEET NEAR WIJU.

Before Reaching tho Chinese Position the
Japanese Routed a Small Body Of the
Enemy. the Yellow Soldiers Throwing
Away Their Guns In Their flight.
YOKOHAMA. Oct 6.-The main body
OF tho Japanese army Is reported to be at
taoking tho Chinese position at Kuilen-
sted, north of Win
Lator advices from the front show that
the Japanese army crossed the Yau river
on Wednesday without further opposition
and Immediately advanced 20 the attack
OF the Chinese at kidlonste (Kuilensted).
The battle Is now proceeding. What the
result will be Is unknown
LONDON. Oct. 26.-A dispatch from To-
kyo says that Field Marshal Count Yam
ngata has telegraphed to the war Office
that q detachment Of / 600 Japanese in
tantry crossed the Yalu river on Wodnes.
day morning and attacked the enomy.
The Chinese force consisted OF 600 cavalry
and 100 infantry with two guns. The
enemy fed. Tho Japanese captured Chi
nese fort, the two guns and many rifles.
The Chinese loss was 70 killed and wound
cd. Tho japanese sustained no loss Tho
dispatch adds that the japanese advance
columns are marching upon Iishiyen.
Chinese Ran at tho First Fire.
A dispatch dated Win, Oct. "a, ap-
parently delayed in transmission, was ro-
oelved here giving details OF the above
fight. IL says that the japanese were
ferrlod over the lalu river at Sukochin
at daybrenk. Chinese oarthworks had
been thrown up 20 oppose tho landing Of
the Japanese force, but a slight deviation
enabled the Japanese 20 cross tho river
and land without opposition. The Chi
nese fled aftor tho first fow rounds were
fired at them. Tho Japanese captnred
tho works with rush.
The Chinese fed to batteries that had
boon constructed lower down the river
throwing away thoir arms in their flight
These were found to be antiquated mus
kets. The advanced detachment now
holds the Sukochin ferry to guard tho
passage Of the Japanese main body the
advances Of which were to commence at
dawn Thursday.
The Japanese engineers have pontoons
thrown across tho river IN readiness for
the army TO pass over. The Chinese arc
still in force In tho batteries opposite VII
iu. Their strength has not materially in
creased during the past week The main
nttack upon tho Chinese position win be
| delivered before Sunday.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
THE EEDEAVORERS At MILFORD.
Delegates Welcomed by Song and Good
Cheer, and the Convention Opens
Auspiciously-Co Committees Appointed.

Delegates Welcomed BY Song and Good
Cheer, and the Convention Opens
Auspioiously-C Committees Appointed,
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MILFORD Oct 26 The. Fifth Annual
Convention of Christian Endeavor con.
vened at Milford. One hundred dele
gates from Wilmington and contiguous
points arrived by the As train yester-
day afternoon and were met at the depot
by the Milford Christian Endeavors and
greeted with songs of welcome. They
were escorted to the First Presbyterian
Church, where luncheon was served
after each delegate registered and was
assigned entertainment.
The line of march was again taken up.
this time to the M. e Church, where the
convention opened by q song service
under the direction CT Professor Edward
Kern, of Philadelphia, assisted by a
strong chorus. The church was ibeauti.
fully decorated in the state colors, red
and white. the handsome pipe OF igan
situated at the rear OF the pulpit,
was beautifully draped with red and
white, having a large G. Il in red on
its front. On the left of the pulpit were
banks and gsrlands of white cosmo with
yellow centres, representing Cleveland,
Ohio, colors, used at the National con
vention held there last July. The right
Of the pulpit was decorated with red
dahliss and white chrysanthemums.
The church was crowded. perhaps
more than 500 were present. Prayer
was conducted by Rev. MIR. Cort, of the
Reform Church of Wyoming, after
which was a fine rendition OF Onward
Christian Soldiers" by the choir. The
Welcome was very gracefully and
cordially given by Miss Cora Sipple,
president of the local Y. P. s. G. E.
Rev. 4. ]. Mason, of Wilmington, the
state president, gave the annual address
After responding to the kind words Of
welcome, he assured the Milford people
that the delegates would accept their
hospitality. After speaking In a cheer
full, reassuring way for short time,
and expressing the qualification and
inst pride all should feel at securing the
Junior Banner" at the Cleveland Con-
vention, and also by good citizenship
word 80 faithfully performed, brought
home one Of the twenty five diplomas
given for that purpose, he gave out the
wstch-word for next year Looking unto
Jesus" believing that II that is taken
buto Will 10 bn0 kttdltbI anu
most powerful convention ever held in
this state.
Rev. William Tracy, D. d, of Phila-
delphia, delivered the convention sermon
in his usual eloquent style, taking for
his theme "Open Thou mine eyes that
may behold wonderous things out Of Thy
law" The state president then an
nounced the committees for this eonven-
tionYwhich are as follows: Nominations,
Harry Guthrie, Wilmington; ]. Fletcher
Deakyne, Middletown Miss BridgemRn,
Newark; Miss Barker, Milford
Charles NJ Smith, Wilmington; finance,
Messrs. Horn and Bowers, Wilmington
resolutions, Rev w. P. Swartz, Whining
ton; w. E Rothwell, New Castle. and
Rev. Mr. Moore, Middletown; tIansporta.
tion committee for the Boston convention,
j. R Whitney and H. j. Guthrie. viii
mington. The meeting opened this
morning with a sun rise prayer service.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
sabbath Of Extraordinary TmportAnoe.

Sabbath OF Extraordinary Importance.
To morrow's Sabbath is shabbath Bere
sheeth, and the first sacred lesson.in the
Book of Genesis is read 10 all synagogues.
The Five Books Of Moses are thus
begun anew and completed again
In year by all orthodox
congregations. The divine law Is di-
yided by the sages In 81 sections, but
some OF these sections are read together,
so as to render sure the completion Of
each year. A corresponding lesson from
either the two Books of Samuel, the
two Books of Kings, or from among
the Fifteen Great Prophets. is sung or
read on each Sabbath, except special
Sabbaths, for which another lesson is
designated. Among reform" congre.
cations the divine law is divided for
reading into three years, and. by some,
In seven years, 80 that the cycle varies
in congregations-annually, triennially
and septennially. Sabbath Beresheeth
Is a Sabbath of extraordinary Importance,
and Is celebrated In special manner
among some congregations, especially
those who adhere to the traditional
school Of worship and services through
out each Jewish year.
Evening journal., 1894-10-26
They WIN Carry the Mail,

The Post master General has Issued
the list Of steamers which will carry the
United States mails from our ports dur
ing November Among them are the
following from Philadelphia for Queens
town and Liverpool, the American Line
steamships Ohio, leaving November 3.
and the Indiana, November a. For
Antwerp, the Red Star Line steamships,
Switzerland, November IA. and Pennsyl-
vania, November 25. For st. Johns, the
Allan Line steamships, Carthagenean,
November 10. and Corean November
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