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Evening journal., 1895-10-26
RESTRAINING ORDER GRANTED.

Chancellor woIcott sat with Full Force
and Eject at the Court House To-day
and Dispensed Equity.
Chancellor Wolcott looked just ss
much the Judge as ever while sitting Ia
the Court OF Ohancery aud Orphan's
Court this morning He was alone on
the bench, Judge Grubb being 10 Dover.
Artemas Smith aud Harry Emmons
mRds statements concerning deed In
volved In the sale OF a portion of the
Chandler property. II had been drawn by
Ne. Emmons, trustee. and would not be
sccept.d by NJ. Smiths client, Mrs.
Malocmb The chancellor said that they
should settle the matter out OF court
bu II they could not, aud would present
It 10 proper form, he would settle it for
them
This Equitable Guarantees ana Trust
Company, guardian OF z'ds n and
Brluion Hampdon and Gertrude slb,au.
was granted an order to expsnd pare Of
the principal OF the minors estates.
Pierre s Dupont, guardian OF ths
minor children Of Lauotte DuPJnr.
deceased. was permitted TO receive from
the administrator OF the estate certain
securities ia lisu OF cash
Elethera O. V Hickman, adm nistra
trix of John Foulk deceased, WAS granted
an order to sell the real estate to pay
debtp.
Randall 4. Dickinson was Rppoii ID
trustee under tbs will Of the late ~
beth q Wilson, Of Brandywine hnndred
George Il Ba'es was on bis own
petition presented by John d. Rodney,
relieved OF the p isltl,n as trustee und .r
the will OF Harrlett H Hall, deceased
His successor was not appointed
T. executors Of the late Richard 4
Tatnsll were Ruthotlz'd to sell the
thirty nine pieces Of pi operty continuing
bis estate.
John II Pinkerton was Rppointed
guardian OF Ella NJ and Frank II Pink
erton, aud p r Cochran, Jr, guardian
OF Ada l. Cochran
Edward .Macsllister admins rator OF
the eatats OF Levi Wilson, deceased, mad
return Of sale and secured Its con6rma
tion.
The clerk was directed 10 enter salts
faction on a recognizsnce In the o phan'r
Court. given by Henry F Dure, and
relating TO the estate Of Joshua Stroud,
deceased
On application Of Howell E1Rland
John M Tay os was appointed guardian
Of Hanna NJ Taylor.
Maggie M Jamlson was granted en-
oidsr restraing Sheriff ellis and James
H s Gam from selling Rcd Lion
hundred property
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
NO CHARGE At TAG OPENING.

New Bicycle School 60 Be Used To night.
Preparations for the Kennett Pike
Races.
Blcyclsts began gathering In the city
and iD and around Wa6 6aset track fore
noon to day. ready either to witness or
particip ate IN the second annual 20 mile
road race under the management OF
Victor R Pyle. A large procession Of
clrrlages Is Rlso expected along Kennett
Pike the course OF the lace, during the
afternoon
Az the formal opening Of the new
riding school at Tenth and Orasge streets
10 night. admission will be free
but by card only These sdnis
sion c.Tds are being given out this
afternoon at the Pyle Compsny's store.
Fred Cope, OF Pm lsdelphia, who will do
trick riding at this indoor track, arrived
In town early this afternoon
At o'clock tonight the Wilmington
Bicycle Cubs euchrs tournament will
probably besin at ths club house for
several handsome prizes Those who
will play are: A Fothergill A. @
Smith w r Wisr, @. Lawson. A. w.
Swraiz g P. Bissell Lawson, o.
j. Williams. William Kirk, l. Il Merri
hew. W e Bruce, w Morris, f.
Smallsy. w Soutbard, Richard Mullen,
Sherbane Rice. Courtlaud Rice. B H D.
Ennis, Daniel Farrs. Jr , and John Colt
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

lack of rallylng IoHers after e slight
chill or cold.
Their real trouble is a run down con
dition of the nerves and blood, and
Palne's celery compound. as in the case
Of Mrs. Turney aud her family, will
make them we'll again.
Rheumatism and neuralgia too grow
more dangerous and more paiaful with
cold weather
This increased pain points to Increased
activity OF these disorders.
There is positive danger In allowing
the system TO meet the perIls Of Winter
handicapped by rheumatism and neu-
poor blood and bad nerves
There is the same certainty OF getting
rid OF these two diseases that there is of
4 complete recovery from sleeplessness,
nervous weakness hysteriR, or any
other result OF impoverished nerves and
blood Physicians to-day get rid of
rheumatism aud neuralgia as they do
sleeplessnsss, melRncholis and nervous
dyspepsia by building up the system and
supporting its delicate nerve parts with
Paine's celery compound
Paine's celery compound restores
vitality to tired nerves; It feeds every
tissue of the body when unusual waste
has reduced the weight and strength Of
the body. as Is FREQ 1ently the case at ths
close of the heated season IL gives new
appetite, and keeps every part of the
body, nerves and blood so well nourished
that the nervous, exhausted, tired.
run down" feeling from worry and hard
work soon disappears Try It,
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
WELCOME C.E.VISITORS
Continued From First Page.

depo ninatioDs They were: 1.-THE New
Woman OF Christian Endeavor." by
Mss Lille Rinker. Of Wilmington I;
Education for Christ In Christian
Endeavor," Mrs James w. Anthony.
Smyrna; The Mothers Work for Christ
in Christian Endeavor," Mrs G F
Hendricks. Wilmington; "Cbristian En-
deavor Women In the Church" Miss
jennie Mcintosh. Camden.
Shortly after noon members OF the
convention accompanied Edward Gibson
to the shed ct the P w & shops,
VIII re evangellstie services we're cin
Quoted before the employees Of the shops,
aud Of the Pusey and Jones Company.
J King, w f. Snslley and nu Der
Of endeavorers also conducted meetings
for the employs Of Harlan & Hollings
worth. f L Clymer Company AID >
Morton Poole Company
This afterno n. Mrs Iiabella NJ Alden
whose famous "Psnsy" books have bsen
read throughout the lald. will read an
original story. esp cially written for the
occasion, on Junior endsagor work
Tais will b. succ eded by inteIeiiing
exercises by the Juniors This evening
there viii be addresses by Rev. T
R,ot. OF Baltimore. ard DR. George
NJ Kelwsy, secretary Of the-Auxiliary
League Salvation Army.
To morrow there will be meetings In
every protestant church in the city. con
ducted by Christian Endavorers kew.
Msrritt Hulburd, d d.. Of Grace Church,
will deliver an address at the convention
church at O'Clock Ia the afternoon, and
la the evening he address will be by Rev
@ Chapman Jones' d d, L L d, of
Pitisburg At s 40 p. m a conservation
service will bs conducted by Rsv. S. B
Mseser
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
THE U. S. GUNBOAT WILMINGTON.

To ne Named in Honor OF This Clty-In-
itlai Steps Towards Securing an APP
propriate GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one Of the new gunboats to De
built AZ Newport News after this city,
Wilmington, and It Is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should tako
cognlzauce Of It, Other cities have done
honor TO themselves and their namesake
aud Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shis object In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund to be n ed for the purchase Of
a silver service for the United States
gunboRt Wilmington The money re.
ceived will be Acknowledged Ia these col
umns and held subject to the orders Of
committee OF citizens which will
be selected later.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
IneIdenta of the nnr.

A light oantata may be rendered by
the NJ. z Sunday school next month
Government surveyors arrived here
yesterday with the survey steamer
Mermaid, two floating cabins and a
steam launch. They are to work in the
cove below here
The Opera House is No. sos Delaware
street.
To morrow's services at the NJ. E
Church will be Of a special nature, and
II will be known as Methodist Day A
number Of probationary members will be
received and special sermons and music
will be the order
There Is good.natured Young man IN
New Castle who, ever since bis arrival II
town has been called "Bad Luck" What
Is worse STILL they have now numbered
his house thirteen and did the work on
Friday.
Immanuel infant fchool will hold It's
session at the parish house to morrow.
Farmers are rushing the new corn to
market with an energy that bespeaks
itself OF determination to make better
times,
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
oonrert.d NInstr..l1 Per,op..

Evangelist William @ Oonnswsv left
this city to day for Cape Charles. Va TO
TO assist Rev. G. l.. Baker In revival
work Brother Connawsy arrived home
last Saturday from Cris6sld where hO has
bsen engaged In revival work 10 Asbury
Church Crls6sld, Nd, Rsv. Q. l. Baker
pastor, which resulted In the conversion
OF ninety six souls In less than four
weeks. Brother Connaway came hone
to have his throat treated and left a
live nesting going on with fifteen
seekers at the altar.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

attended the Addicks reception and
presentation last evening In Wilmington.
August Hampel was In the city last
nj Sht rehearslng with the City Cornet
B md Mr.. Hampel viii play clarinet
solo TO night
w Marvin Truss. Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his old home in this city.
John r Lambson's condition continues
to improve but he is still very sick
man
John H. Pedrick has recovered from
his recent illness and Is again at his
place OF business
Misses Sophia, Louise and Mamie
Rodney were am ong a party OF New
Castle people who saw Ada Rebnn and
Augustin Daly's Company In Mid
summer Nights Dream In Philadelphia
last night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Arc You Deficient In Arithmetic.

Penmanship and spelllng3 and do you feel
too old to lesrng Goldey College, Eighth
snd Market streets. will give you free,
trial lessOns in the Night (or Day Ses
sions No embarrassment Individual
instruction Begin any night or day
Adults and married folks alway in At
tendance. Might rates 81 a month. $l1
quarter OF $40 for months and 20
extrs charge for book keeping and bank
log 10y the wonderful new methoo) II
dssir,d Day Sessions o to 3
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

The boJs' gymnasium class at the Y
NJ A will give It's 6rst exhibition Of
this season at the Rymnasium this even
ing. A good program has been arranged.
Not least In Il will be the recitationa Of
A. w Hawks. OF Baltimore, the BIB
Burdette Of the South. who Is widely
kuown as q very pleasing entertainer
The Lr'cs OF admission is 10 cents and
the gymnasium ought TO be packed as
the proceeds ara to be used By the boy
In purchasing = set OF parallel bars.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
SHRUCK HIS HAD on 4 STEP


a Serious MIshap while Going to See
Hts Laws err This Morning.
John McClafferty, an aged and highly
respected citizen OF this city, who Q
home 10 at Fifth snd Pine streets, sus
talned an ugly and pNnfnl fall this
morning Having business With Pei,r
l.. Cooper, Jr, relative TO the financial
shortcomings Of hi5 son 10 law, ex
Collector John J. Dough erty. he drove
to he Bsyard annex on Ninth street
near Market
Aliyhting from the carriage he started
up the steps His foot slipped and be
fell heavily. striking the back OF
his head upon the stone STEPS
and cutting deep cash about
an inch and a-half long He was CIR
ried into Howell England's law Office
whece Dr. e q Shortlidge dressed the
wound. which be pronounced serious
In It's ma ture Mr.. McClsi ifsrty was
placed In his carriage and taken home
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Rnmora of unnture.

News reached Glasgow last evening
that the Newark horse thief had been
captured near Chesapeake City, Mo.
Newark men who were In town to day
said that no official information to that
effect had been received there It
Is generally believed that the Delaware
horses stolen are rushed through to the
fastnesses Of the Welsh mountains Of
Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Grand Opsra nouss

The new musical comedy to be produced
by Miss Amy Lse and Mr. Frank Doane
Is entitled Miss Harum Scafum, to
sppenr at the Grand Opera House next
Monday evening and was written by
Mr. Edward Swar;z. the author Of
The Governess. The Clipper. Dads q RI,
and many other successful plays IL
was designed especially to Ct the
versatile quality OF these two popular
artists and to present, as we'll, story Of
deep intere it and a Characterization that
would be varied AID picturesque.
On Tuesday evening the attraction
will be that clever comedy, "A RAilroAd
Ticket. The company will be q good one
Creston Clarke will present Hamlet
at the Grand Opera House this evening
Dr.. Horace Howard Furness, the Shakes
perean authority writes to lr Clarke's
manager:
"sIR: II gives me great pleasure TO
learn that Creston Clarke Is again to act
under your management a series OF
ShskespereAn plays T. Is good to know
that Shakespeare Is to be acted at all As
long as Shakespeare rules the hour we
know that high thoughts. noble thonghts.
wisdom. gentleness and pure love are In
the ascendant, and that the atmosphere
Is tco Gear fos any noxious
gro wtn to flourish. And then. too,
It Is a fine sight to see the noble
striving Of this young actor to sustain
tba traditions Of his house. and again to
afford the 'unlless number OF bis faith
er's and OF his ancies friends. that dra
matte enjoyment which elevates and
rshnes aud almost amounts to liberal
education Who can fail to wish him
every possible successS"
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
1ho Mml.t,rInl U.Ion nTeetInr.

The Ministerial Union will meet at 10
m Monday IN the NJ c. A. rotms,
when Rev o Buddingtsn viii read
an interesting psper on Does the Mul
tiplying OF Organlz ,tions Outside the
Churches Help OF Hinder Their Work Of
Evaneellzstion2" This meeting will be
very important one
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Thrown From Her Carriage and Hurt.

About /. 10 o'clock this afternoon Mrs
Louisa Clarke. of Lindenburg, WIS
driving past West End Park when her
horses became frightened aud ran away.
Mrs CLARK was thrown out by the team
c1lliding With tree DR. + Shoi tlidge
who was passing ~ the time went to her
essis sancs but found that her in
juries we're 50 severe as to neces
sitate her removal to the
Delaware h H3sptsl Que OF the horses
was Instantly killed and the carriage was
badly broken Mira Clarke had an arm
broken, her head was badly cut, d It is
feared shs r. csived internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Touring Through the HirhIands.

The directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department ave on tour Of inspection
out in the Highlands. recently annexed
to the city. this afternoon. They are
securing information for use at the reg
nlar meeting Monday evening
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
WE WANI SALESMEN sIgEEEER

To take orders for MARION HARLAND's
NEW BOOK. "dome OF tho Btble." rare,
radiant and charming. Hundreds of new
photos; lAndr, scenes, people and places.
story OF travel in the Holyland portrayed for
the first time by a wOman's pen. Buyera pien-
~. over 20 million people constantly read
Marion HaTlaud's booke. and every one Of
Goods shipped on credtt One agent in New
York has sold 1S0 copies ia a little over one
weeks time; 40 copies In one cay, I copies IN
one hour: in one house; TO 10 hou sea 10 sue
cession. He has cleared as high as $50 90 in
a single day The secret of his success is here,
he has good thing. md price the lowest
ever known Don't fail to send at once for
illustrated samples and foil particulars. Ad-
dress Historical Publishing Co., Phiia-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Huyler's Cocoa and Chocolates
are unsurpassed for their purity aud
deliciousness OF flavor. All grocers
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Personal Events.

w. +. Rothwell was among the New
Castle representatives at the Christian
Endeavor convention in Wilmington last
night.
James B. Hsncs sud John Levy
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Excursion OF Friends' school Pupils.
Ere ,os School pupils to the number Of
about thirty were taken on an excursion
20 the ological Gardens TO day In
charge OF Professor Isaac Johnson and
his assistants. The party will return
late this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Mr.. short to GO to baltimore.

Rev f. Burgette Short. pastor Of
Harrison Street NJ. E Church. whose
ability IS q musical director developed
itself during the recent gospel meetings
at Grsca Church has been engaged TO 90
70 Baltimore to assist Rev f l. HUI
bard. Pm D IN fortnight's revival
service at Madison Squsrs Centenary
Church. He will leave on November IS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
FIre ID Fort neInunrn.

Early yesterday morning Gre broke ont
ct Fort Delaware near the surgeons
quarters, aud burned for nearly an hour
IL was extinguished by the force pump
service In use tbsre. but no intelligence
could be obtained as to the damage. The
IRE was nowhere near the magazine, or
serious consequences might have re
suited. Smoke was noticed Issuing from
the place until last night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Catholic Hospital In Prospect.
A Catholic hospital will be erected In
lis city shortly
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
baud oonoart rn.nlnht

A fine concert will be given BY the
City Cornet Band, assisted by Miss
Wynne Cassel, cornet soloIst, In the
Opera House tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
SURETY ON BONDS.
.AMERI CAN SURETY co,
OF NEW YORK.
NO. 9O2 MARKET ST.
This Company Does a
Surety Business Only.
CAPITAL. s2.OOO.OOO. SURPLUS, sl,s5O,OOO
WILMINGTON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jas. p. Winchester, Henry A. DUPONT,
James III. Wilson, Lewis q. Nandegrift,
James Megary, Hugh Q. B. B.owne.

The American Surety Company furnishes
bonds for executors. administra ors, trustees,
receivers. guar ians assignees and for other
fiduciaries, Internal revenue 1nds, replevin
bonds, etc. executed. Contract bonds fur
nished
Corporate suretyship supersedes private
bondemen. because:
1st. IL relieves those who are asked to be
sureties from doing 80 to their own discomfort
and loss.
I'd Il relieves those who are required 70
give bonds from being under obligations to
any one.
Sd. 1t Is never abandouded for the old
method when once Il has been tried.
". L. TRENHOLM. President.
HkNRH ID. llNAN. Vice President
WILLIAM r.. kElES. Secretary.
HENRY q. WILCOX, Solicitor.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
snanrer Lunch md GIIt Edge near.

Go to Climbers, Second aud Madison.
and get snapper Lunch aud a glass OF
Gilt Edge Beer tonight
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Lecture Plan MAY Be Abandoned.

Some time ago Professor George w.
Andrew, OF the High School, made the
most admirable suggestion that an
educational lecture course be arranged
for the Winter. and that such intelltc
tuel lights as VIII Carlton, Henry
Watterson and others be secured at
regular intervals. Not enough sub
scribers could be found to encourage the
project. although each Of the teachers
obtained general public sentiment. aud
the plan had to be dropped. Out OF
5000 population g sufficient number of
subscribers could not be co lected.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

but a good assortment of sizes,
and the styles are all good. Sin
gle and doub'e-bressted Coats,
Uheyiots ard Worsteds, and you
cannot buy the poorest made
Clothing at such prices as you
will find on these goods. New
lots Of OveIcoats, Silk lined
Montsgnacs and smooth Ker-
seys, in blacks and blues, and
in our SO, $12 and $l5 Over
coats you can get such a gar
ment as will convince you that
Sixth and Market prices and
styles are what you want.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
Artisans Savings Bank
40, s02 MARKET STREET
Wilmington. De,NwAre.

Interest anoWea on doDoeits OF money fot
me or more caleni. months It the rata Of
Dor cent per snf nm. Money lcaEec oH
Mortgages on reA tate.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
bringing in Lots Of wheat.

Lots OF grain Us being handled at the
old Delaware street elevator which
started up last week The schooner
Thomas J Clayton finished unloading a
cargo Of wheat from the Maryland Pivot
this morning and returned for more
The schooner Netsie arrived last evening
from Blackbird creek with large cargo
Of wheat that looks like farming was not
altogether failure. The grain Is taken
up In elevators aud then loaded into cars
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

We have ever Of
fered 60 in on
sale to-day.
Made by one of
the very best
houses in the
trade and the
Suits are only
here at such prices
because we closed
out the lots
There are not
very many suits
0f anu opa lof
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

J. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY. President.
II. ALLEN HsILES. Vice-president,
K. Il. TAYLOR. Sec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH NJ -MATHElf. Auditor.
day |. l696.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26
SAVED BY AIR CHAMBERS
One Vessel Nearly Cut Into in
the Bay.
NO COURSE LECTURES THIS WINTER

Lsudabie Plan Of Professor Andrew, May
Have to BE Abandoned--D Destructive
Fire at Fort DeIsware-Much wheat
Being Received and Housed.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Oct 20 Probably the
most serious collision of the year
occurred in the bay yesterday and wo
badly damaged vessels passed up the
river early last evening.
fog bank which formed suddenly IN
the bay caused the French steamship
lie Lion, from Bordeaux, to crash into the
schooner barge Atlas. which was lying
at anchor. Both crews narrowly escaped
serious injury.
The fog had become so dense that
navigation Was attended with great
danger, and Pilot Eldridge was about to
bring the lie Lion to anchor when the
collision took place. The light hanging
on the stern OF the Atlas was seen when
the lie Lion was within SEQ yards Of the
barge. but It was then too late TO avoid
the collision, and the sharp iron PROV OF
the French craft plowed nearly through
the Atlas. which Is also an iron craft.
and one OF the few Of that type engaged
In the outside coasting trade
The steamer struck the barge with
such force that both vessels remained
wedged tightly together for some time
and when they separated II was dlecov-
cred that the port bow OF the Atlas was
cut to the waters edge and she was In
danger Of foundering. Being provide
with water tight compartments, she was
kept afoat, and passed up the river last
night and anchored IN the Delaware river
to await orders from her owners in
Boston.
The lie Lion was also found TO be badly
damaged, her bows having been stove
In and otherwise dsmaged. She an
chored last night of the mouth OF the
echuyikill river 10 await the orders
Of her consignees, the Continental OIL
Company.
lie Lion is bulk oil carrier. owned IN
Paris. and for several years past she has
been engaged in carrying oil In bulk
from Philadelphia to different ports In
France. der damages are believed TO be
Of serions character and extensive
repairs will be necessary before she will
be again seAworthy. A board Of sur
veyors will examine the vessel 10 day "a
ascertain the damages and the repairs
necessary before she can load cargo. She
may 60 to Wilmington to be repaired.
Evening journal., 1895-10-26

Lsudsble Plan Of Professor Andrew, May
Have to BE Abandoned--D Destructive
Fire at Fort DsIsware-much wheat
Being Received and Housed.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-21

Der of friends IN this vicinity, who will
be grieved at this sad anG Sudden mis-
fortune. The widow and remaining
relatives 81 deceased have the heart
felt sympathy Of this community.
Hugh King came in from Fuller
Springs to-day.
Miss May Lowman completed her
term Of school al Maynard district yes
terday and returned 10 Virginia TO-
day.
VIM. Clancy met with an accident
while working at Mr.. Henderson's
Summit property las. Sunday. Through
the derailing OF a car his shoulder vas
sprained. His injury will keep him
indoors for a couple OF weeks.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-21
rBE OLD FOLKS At HOME

Are anxiously waiting and watching
for you.
Why not 60 home for Thanksgiving
and the HOLIDAYS:
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Your time may be limited, hence you
desire the most direct route.
There is none better than the Bur
llngton and very few as good.
It will land you at home hours in ad-
Of other routes.
Our folders tell you all about it.
Write for one.
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w. W. Johnston. Conf Agent,
Billings, Mont.