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Seventh, between Pike and Union- Rev. v
g. Eliot jr, minister. Service, IL .. m. Sur
day school at l2:j0. seats frse
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Free Meshodi.s ch ureh.


sn,n ahu rlne, 9onn aSn, Psssor-oeooasn
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Rev. A. Brown has severed his connection
with the congregation oaaveth eholom. his
term OF engagement having expired. Services
viii. however, be continued - usual in the
synagogue on Saturdays at 1880 z. m. Early in
the month Of June the Hebrews OF seattle viii
celebrate q national holiday observed In CON-
memoration of the giving OF the Law on Mount
Sinai On that occasion Mr.. Melvin @. VIM
stock will, In the Jewish temple, deliver IN I'd.
drosn appropriato Ia the occasfon
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Unissriaa Church

Barracks. SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting
Ia m Holiness meeting, II 4 m. Free an
easy. p. m rousing meeting at s p. m
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Meeting at Y. n. c. A. hall today At p m
Mr.. George Carter. the general secretary. viii
address the members Of the association for tn,
last time prior to his departure for England thi
week. He goes - the representative of tn,
Seattle association to the great worlds confer
ence and jubilee celebration to b held in ION
don June Is in COMMUNICATION of the found
ing fifty years aeo Of the first Young Men,
Christian Association The meeting VIII be O
especial interest 70 association vorkerA
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Dat OF q position doss not al.
wavs knaw where TO look for
employment Everybody reads
the want" page Of the Posi-In-
t.illgencer. as evsfy body wants
saae ihlrg or other, SO. natug-
assv. . bus ness man Ia need Of
clerk turns 10 that page tafss "a
a.i- Make knoxn your wantA
Ii yoa daaf, NO one else will
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Waited Presbyterian Church.

ston. pastor; residence, us Spring street
Preaching II q IN and D m Sabbath
school, l2:D u m. Young Peoples Society,
s:ss p. m. Junior Y. 7. C. Z $50 p m.
Prayer meeting Thursday ct 7:D p N.
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seventh Day-S0 Poplar street Preaching
7p.m.
Christian chapei--Warrsn street. half block
north OF Front street power house services
IL q. m
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Spiritual services In Masonic Temple. second
street entrance, sunday at $50 O'Clock p m.
Spiritual meeting in Odd Fsllows hall, SIS
Front street, every sunday at 1880 p m. Nrs
Mohr, the commander OF the Woman's Aux
diary, will recite n vision given through spirit
power. Test aud psychological reading or soul
reading by Mrs Moore Admission irea
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Chrissiaa Churches.

First Church of Everett-Sunday school at
10 q. m. Henry Porter. superintendent Com
munion every sunday ~ II q m
Olympic Avsnne--sls Olympic avenue Rev.
r IL. Moss, pastor. Sunday school 10 q N.
Presiding II Z m and 7:a p. m.
First-senecs street. between Third ana
Fourth Rev. r E. Dunlap. minister Real
denee. III Harrison street: telephone lo2a All
services at the Y. n. c. A. auditorium. 1Al7
Front street Preaching. II .. m. and s p m
sunday school, at 1884 Endeavor Society ut
6:S5 p m. Evening topic, Daniels View OF
Rome" twentieth sermon against Romanism.'
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
FOGs AND SUNSHINE.

Their Sudden Alternaiion and its EGoct
Upon the Human Body-A Blt ofEasy
Latin.
Divide the familiar word malaria By cutting
loose The first syllable and you have NAL. bad
and aria, air. Anybody with the least smat-
tering Of Latin can guess what the word
means. Wherever men live and work in COM
mnnities the air Is full Of dangers. From the
ground come poisonous exhalations, attacking
the system so gradually that one is more than
half sick before he realizes that anything ails
him.
In the late autumn when chIlls and fogssal-
ternaie with treacherons sunshine, the health
destroying principles in the air are especially
active. and their effect is seen ia the morning
headaches, feelings OF lassltude and stiffness
IN the back and shoulders.
"A little cold" you say.
That's all. and It win never live TO be a big
one II you drive IL out with pure, gentle
stimulant public sentiment that Is pFRc.
tlealiy unanimous recommends Duffy's Pure
Malt Whi-key for this purpose. This standard
article diMuses among the organs OF the body
an influence which equalizes circulation and
30 prevents those COMPOSITIONS that develop
diseases.
A stimnlant 10 do this must be prepared
with The greatest care, by trained experts.
who have It's medicinal character constantly
" view. Plain. every day whissey Is worse
Malt has proven its worth IN Tending of the
debility 80 common as winter Is coming on.
Those who use II say thnt Its beneficial ef-
iects are not only Immediate, but lasting.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The only satisfaction u that the Democratic
party g not responsible. The Democratic
County COMMITTEES debated the question fully,
earnestly and frankly. II deciued with ia
uncertain voice against special constablee.
The chairman Of the Democratic state Com-
mittee. representing the general opinion 81
state 1Aemocrats- was present and spoke
urgently against their appointment qhe
decialohot thai day shouid have decided fhe
question; IL good faiih il did decide n.
we see no difference between a Repu blfcau
force 1iil coming from Washington ana :
Democratic force blll coming from Dover we
are taken bf surprise here on election day by
the appointment 81 these special consta6ies.
NE speak calmly on the subject; but we dis.
tlnctly wash our hands Of all responsibility
Tor their appointment ana state that the deed
was done without our knowledge ana most
distinctly without our approval -Every
Evening.
The statement that the Democratic
County Committee was not responsible
for the appointment Of the special con
stables is false. The writer Of the abov,
editorial knows it is false. We know
that he was opposed to their appointment
and we know that he knew that. not
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
he DIDN'T THUMB -RAYLEY.
He Started In on II But theIserEeant
Was Too Much for Him.

He Started In on It But the IserEsant
Was Too bKuch for Him.
James Collins was at the City Hall
this morning with q good stiff load OF
disappointment and bad whiskey. He
was bothering everybody with tales Of
what he did election day, and at last be-
came SO much OF nuisance
that Sergeant Bayley advised him
to take 3 walk This he refused
to do. 50 the sergeant proceeded "a
eject him When be hid been gotten
out Of the building Collins turned and
struck ct the officer, who lodged the
blow aud placed the offender uuder ar
rest. In the police station Collins was
searched and was about being locked up
when he struck Sergeant Bayley under
the left eye. The next thing no knew be
was behind the bars. where be will stay
until he appears before Judge Ball 10
Municipal Court.
Collins has a record OF kicking the
watch chain off OF Captain Chambers, and
humping one Of the officers and 1t is
very likely that his pngilistio acquire
ments will be confined for q time to the
limited circle Of Sheriff Gould's board.
ers.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

We have accomplished our purpose.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr, and the ring have
been defeated. We went into the fight
to do It. We knew that we had the peo-
pie with us and were never In doubt as
to the result
The power Of the press as a factor IN
modern politics was never more clearly
demonstrated than in this instance. One
daily newspaper, actuated BY un-
selfish and patriotic motives, an
tagonizsd BY the ring and the
ring press, caused political
revolution which Is without parallel in
The history Of our state, II has done Il
once; It can do it again. We demand
that we have q voice In the party
counsels.
This is the only Democratic daily
newspaper In the state ana we demand
recognition as such.
We do not subject our editorial
Or news columns to the censorship
81 Neary, Diekey, sanlabury, Callahan Of
any other Set 81 men We represent
party and not faction, and the part,
has demonstrated, in most emphatl,
way, that It believes in us. Down with
| ring rule
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

but ride inside Of the Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Vestibule Apartment
trains Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway and you will ba as warm,
comfortable and cheerful as in Your own
library or boudoir. To travel between
Chicago, 50 Paul snd Minneapolis, or be
tween Chicago, Omaha and Sioux City,
ia these luxuriously appointed trains is a
supreme satisfaction; and. as the some.
what ancient advertisement used TO read.
for further particulars, see small bills .
Small bills land large ones also) will be
accepted for passage and sleeping car
tickets by all coupon ticket agents For
detailed Information address John r. Pott,
District Passenger Agent, WIlliamsport,
pa
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The Democratic ring Of the city Of
Wilmington has caused a political revo-
lutiou in the state, It has, for the sake
Of Samuel Bancroft, Jr., and his gold.
disguised the Democracy and turned the
state over to the Republican party.
Ring fraud, force and corruption have
caused hundreds Of honest Democrats to
vote the Republican ticket OF
stay away from the polls alto
gether. No one is responsible but Neary.
Dickey Salisbury, Callahan and the
other ringsteEs Of this city They must
now step down and out and make room
for new and clean Democracy
The people Of Delaware viii not sub
init to ring force and Wholesale arrests Of
Delawareans.
The forcing o. Samuel Bancroft Jr.,
upon the ticket is primarily responsible
for the defeat Of the party.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

vlthstanding bis protest and the protests
Of Ambassador Bayard and Senator Gray
that they would be appointed. We know
that willard Salisbury, Jr., John r.
Dickey. Patrick Neary, G. O. Montgom
cry, John + Callahan and otherringstsri
made up their minds more than a weeb
ago, that, as a. vote making scheme
these men should be appointed. notwith
standing the pledges entered into with
the Republicans.
II is useless TO make the Inference
that Governor Reynolds took the in.
ltistive in the matter. II is not only
useless but It Is extremely unfair to
him. He has enough to account for BE
should never have issued the commits
sions, no matter what the pressure; but
It is despicable for the men who urged
him to do SO to try and throw all Of the
responsibility upon his shoulders.
The Democrats who were in touch with
the ring were not surprised. They knew
all about It, The state chairman failed
in his duty. The State Central Commit.
tee did not act as 1t should have done
It had 1t in Its power to stop this thing,
and it should have done so. 1t cannot
wash its hands Of the responsibility.
Neither can the county executive com
mittee nor the ring.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
woodland Beach Company to he sued

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Nov. THE family of
William w. Fry, the young man who
was buried here yesterday, who died
from the effects Of toboggan slide
fall at Woodland Beach, has brought
suit against the management of that
resort for heavy damages Fry was not,
1t Is claimed, riding ia a crowded car
with some young lwoman. There were
only three In the car--Fry, Albert Tinms
aud Harry Mcguire It Is claimed that
DC did not reach out to save q
companions hat but that he was ierked
from his seat BY a sudden turn Of the car.
and there WIS nothing to check his fall
TO the ground The accident happened
July 8, 1893, and the sklllful attention
that the young man had to have from
then until death relieved his suferings,
cost a round sum Of money. It is
understood that the Woodland Beach
Company viii fght the case which will
be an interesting one from the beginning.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07


We are sorry that ring domination II
Wilmington has resulted so disastrously
TO the party the state over. Il ia I'M
fortunate and unjust that Democratic
lomlnees who we're not affiliated In any
way with the Wilmington ring should
have suffered defeat because Of the
political misdeeds Of Neary, Dlokey,
salisbury and their lleutenants, but they
vent into the fight under bad auspices.
Now let all Democrats get together,
relegate this ring to the background, and
select leaders who will represent the
party aud not . faction and who will
command the confidence and respect Of
the public. Reorganlze the party; do
away with all rings and ring methods
deal squarely and fairly with the people
and in a few years, the new order Of
things will bear good fruit and the party
win dominate again.
The ringsters placed the Democracy
upon such low level that a man was
compelled to outrage his conscience and
selfIespect in order TO follow them to
the depths Of political debauchery. It
lasted for a time, but could not last
always, The time was ripe for revolu-
ton, and It came. Marvil, Willis and
the other Republicans were elected BY
the votes Of indignant Democrats
Now get together and reorganizel
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The news that Kent county
has gone Democratic Is cheering.
Il does not mitigate the rsbuke ad
miniatered 70 the Democratic ring
Of Wilmington. but 1t prevents parti
san legislation BY the Republicans.
The State Senate is Democratic by a
majority Of /. Senator Higgins win
return. Addicks win not figure in IL,
and another Of our predictions will be
fulfilled. Tho next session Of
the General Assembly will be
arepetition Of that Of six years sgo-a
shuttle. cock affair with political meas
ures thrown from one house to the other
and none passed
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The Democratic party Of the State Of
Delaware has no one to blame but itself
for the defeat which it sustained yester
day It should have needed the warning
Of the EVENING JOURNAL and kept
NeaSy, Dickey and Salisbury in subisc-
tion and good order
For years the people have submitted to
their outrageous methods. For years
they have protested-but the ring would
not take warning AS . last resort the
Democracy arose in its might and gave
these men a lesson which they will never
forget and from the effects Of which they
viii never recover
As political factors they belong to the
past. They have had their day and
that day has passed They should re
tire to private life on their political
gains They have been repudiated b
the Delaware Democracy, and that, too
when they had ALI Of the election ma
chinery in their hands and used it for
every purpose which could possibly
make an honest or dishonest vote.
Before the Democratic primaries were
held we sent forth note Of warning. We
clearly perceived that the nomination Of
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., a Republican, for
Congress, could have but one result =
defeat We said It aud we fought hia
nomination The ring manipulated
the primaries aud the New Castle
county caucus; thrust aside Handy,
Cooch, Cochran and Whiteman
and forced Bancroft upon the ticket The
Kent and Sussex county delegates, In
stead Of taking the matter into their own
hands, allowed the ring TO carry out its
fatal program The riugstera thought
that the Democrats would fall into line
The outrage at Dover was followed BY
others The tax Office was used By Re.
ceiver Dickey as political machine Of
the most outrageous character. Rspub-
licsn and ti.Bancroft taxables we're
refused their receipts The town
was flooded with free tax re-
ceipta for all men who would
vote fer Bancroft. The tickets
Of the Peoples party aud the New
Castle County Democracy were refused
place On the official ballot, aud the series
Of outrages eliminated IN the appoint
ment Of an army Of special constables in
direct violation Of party pledges
All this was more than Democrats
could stand They determined to resent
1t, and they did Now lot the Democrats
Of Delaware get together under new and
reputable leaders, regain control Of the
state ana keep Il BY honest means.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

Two men who had been cunning yester-
day also had the excitement OF a run.
away in their program. Their horse be.
came frightened by pack Of frecrackers
thrown under his feet and ran away
IN front Of John H. Rodney's residence
the horse SHE'D aud ran into tree up
setting the carriage and scattering men
and rabbits around the street.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

BE sure TO buy your shades from us.
There's lot OF shades in town being sold
At fifteen TO twenty five cents each that
are dear at any price Our 20 and is cent
shades are waterproof, ready to hang and
fast color A lot Of wall papers at half price.
Preston w Yeager. 40S King street
Frescoing, painting, decoration.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

DOpAH0Es OF EXTRA FINE QUALITY
deliyeted % families Ia five bashel lots
ana upwards. Prices reasonable. Address
A. rs. w t0DWARD,
Norway. Chester county, Pa.
~ the General Assembly of the stateof
Nelwafe, notice Is hereby given that an appli
cation VIII be made 70 Hon Ignatius @. Grub
state Of Delaware residing IA New castle
county, on saturday, November 10th. "A. D.,
1871. 81 iQoelOck In the morning, az The COun-
lg Court House IN the city Of Wilmington, for
the Incorporation Of Il company for tie manu-
iaclure and sale Of chemicals, proprietary
medicines, &c., to be called "AskeW- Brown
Drug Company .
BRADFORD q yANDEGRIFT,
Attorneys for InCorporators.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
That Jo5fni Keeling

With the exhilarating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
lness, which follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time
medicines and the ehosp substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted By
the we'll informed.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

RT00 per annum and per cent. interest
~ Z w 1n-the new profits Of q well. estab-
lished cash BUSINESS in Richmond Va. posi-
tim as ma sger. Must be able to invest
S40J cash on six months contract. Can VITA
draw capital at that time If not DESTROYS Of
continuing. Particulars, 900 Market street,
over Mestern Union entrance. I =. sd street.
KXTANTED-MAKER ON VELVET II ATS
~ and bonnets. MISS WHIrCRAFT, No.
5lO King street.
XETANTED-GIRLS WANTED AT SHIRT
w factory, Front and Orange streets.
NkTANTED--AT ONCE EXPERIENCED
w boOk-keeper and collector for city. boy
IN restaurant, experienced insurance solici
tors and collectors. dry goods and notions
aalesladY, at the EXCHANGE, No. 300 Market
street.. entrance No. l East Third street.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
VIM DO 70 the Upper court.

The postponed case Of Heny Holschu-
maker, registration officer In New Castle
hundred, charged with illegally striking
the name Of Michael Caventa from the
registration rolls, was called this morning
before Magistrate Sasse Holschumaker
waived examination and gave bail for
appearance at the upper court.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
Crowds Got hungry AZ 1IldnIrht.

The restaurants throughout the city
were taxed to their utmost all night 50
many men remaining all night on the
streets About midnight coffee was at a
premium and was howled for almost as
greedily as was the midnight edition Of
the EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
New n. ?. Church q ~ Dedioatoa

The Second u. P Church will be dsdi.
Gated next Sunday. Rev. B +. Jester.
pastor Of the First H. P. Church, viii be
present with his congregation to attend
the services In the morning and after
noon. There win sbe preaching at 10 30
q. m. and 2 30 p. 70, B f. Jester IS the
pastor and Rev. G A, Norris, associate
pastor.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07
No. sos, $780,

finely polished solid oak obbler leather Very
Portable and guaranteed to be a l..
We just large invoice Of these goods ranging price
from Antique Old English Oak Cherry Cury
and Mahogany. They in leather, silk all wood
The designs Stylish having been especially for
trade superior anything have had before You will
so find prices from 10 20 per cent less than usually placed upon
these goods
The particularly in large wearing quail
being recommendation. No shabby
look about them six months year the Of plush tapes
try rockers.
The to show you market
produces More patterns to look than hence, and
want them later 0 will reserve them for you.
Arm chairs hall chairs and side chairs to match.
Hall settles in Oak and Mahogany Just the thing for
ton halls window SEATS from $ $35. Sizes from to feet
Feather advertisement weeks has been well answered
You do neglect this you going need feathers
will be higher cold weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

STUDENT OF nervous diseases, and author
OF many noted treatises on the latter subject
long since realized the truth OF the frst
statement and his Restorative Nervine
+ prepared on that principle. It's success
IN curing all diseases arising from derange-
ment OF tho nervous system is wonder
fuli as the thousands OF unsolicited testimo-
mas IA possession OF the company manufae-
turing the remedy amply prove
DR. Miles Restorative Nervine Is a reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases, such as
headache nervous debility, prostration,
fleApiessness, dizziness hysteria, sexual de-
Qility, ~ Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. IL is
sole by gu druggists on q positive guarantee
a, sent direct By the DR.. Miles Medical Co.
hlkhart ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per bot
Tie, SIX BOTTLES for S3 express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
pplates or dangerous drugs.
For sale b. Druggistslavsrvwhe Is
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The death 81 Margaret Kirk occurred
yesterday at her home. No 101 Lombard
street, She was So years Of age and 4
native Of Ireland The funeral will
occur Oh Friday and inteiment win be
made Ia Cathedral enmeiArv.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

A number Of friends Of Miss s. Gretta
Mehsn, Of Psnusgrove,. rendered her
surprise at She home Of Mrs. S. II.
Carter, Of West Tenth street, Of whom
she Is q guest. on Monday eveninn.
Evening journal., 1894-11-07

The following is sent to the EVENING
JOURNAL;
I'm accordance with an election bet
William Whitaker will wheel William
d Kelley down Market street IN .
wheelbarrow, from Brandywine bridge ia
Market street bridge. "hsy win start
about 7.A5 p m The VII arrow will
DO decorated and fireworks i.l be put
of along the route Whittake- has bseu
exercising his muscle for the event
Hats, caps aud gents furnishing goods,
Pierce and Butler. No. 8 East Fourth 81