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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26

BEFoRE seeluding himself fora week. In
St Mary's Seminary at baltimore Cardl-
mel Gibbons on Sunday evening WIS ten.
,dered reception by the Catholic Club n
their club house on Charles street. the
people being anxious to congratulate ths
Cardinal upon his safe return liome
Thousands were gatherel Ia front OF tho
club house. and WERE allowed to pass 10
fore his eminenee who bowei his ac.
acknowledgements of good wilt exprn sad
from his people Professor Eznkar4ts or
ehestra played a number OF s.cfel arg
Hhlle the reception took ptaea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26

the Fall al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26

DUBIJG SALE--win be sold OH the pretni.
l. SEES Newport. Del. the old public school
building aud lot. on Wednesday. August 18th.
at $40 p. IN. John A. cranstcn. secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26
wbnr,sIhe Matter WIN -,cr,rns,

Why don't the Post Master III thi posi
tion made vacant In the Post 01ice by tho
resignation of letter carrier Lewis Alams
who handed In his resignation over ono
month ago and removed to philadelphia?
Ia 1t because according to the civil service
rule AsbnIy Sterling. n colorel man.
would have to DO appointed in Adams
place. he being the fret man on the sub.
stitute list Up 10 tho present writing the
vacancy is filled daily by substitute
Can the Post Muster answer tho above
questions satistactorly.cr will he appoint
sAspury Sterling To fill the vacancy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26

4ohend OF first class fresh cows and Nh
forward sprinrers several stock bulls. -hC-d2
The above cows have been selected with care
and All q prime lot Terms 80 days,
ROBERT MERHiCK.
JIG Robihson. Auct.. Ellis r. HIcas Clerk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26

PAUL GILLIs, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
kug. 10. 1897. ago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-26


Workmanship and finish
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE CUBAN PATRIOTS IN TROUBLE

EoRlish Authorities Arrest the Men
Recently Acquitted In Wilmington on
Charge OF Tryhag to Land In Cuba.
The news was received in this city last
evening Of the arrest. at Inaue ua
Bahamas Of party OF alleged Cuban
sympathlzers, by the iSritish authorities
Among them we're General Francisco
GARLIC. Captain Braulio Pena. DR.. Pedio
Betancourt and others OF the party
recently acquitted In United States
Court here The spaniih consul clai imed
that they had attempted to land In Cuba
from the steamer Delaware. from New
York, but were unable to do so, and then
made their way to IDaugue. whore they
we're captured by the British warship
Partridge
Fiiends Of the Cubans IN this city say
that all OF the men acquitted here with
four exceptions, we're IN the party cap
tured, but spprehend no danger 10 them
az they we're all sufficiently familiar with
the English neutrality laws to avoid any
action which could be continued as a
violation, or render them liable to pun
ishment
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
IAMEs j. ~ 49,.

east side and nc the swell Hope club. It Is
rumorod that among those who may DO
called upon to testify in support of Colo
nol Colts claims are at loast two promi-
mont east sido residents, one a man of ma
tional reputo.
Tho town house OF the Colts is at 25
Field street. this city, and the colonial
mansion is az Bristol. This lator place Ia
owned by Mrs. Colt. For long period
tho Colt homestead at Bristol has been the
soene Of splendid social functions. The
social connections Of tho family included
many OF the best known men and women
In the land, and the Vanderbilts and 9TH
ers equally prominent in New York and
Newport society have enjoyed the hospl-
tality OF the Colts. Among others was
James J. Van Allen.
Mrs. Colt referred 60 a number Of prom
lnont people who had been visitors at tho
Colt mansion in Bristol. Senator Aid
rich's namo was mentioned among others,
but nothing moro definite was said than
that no was attentive and agreeable.
Mrs. Colt has belonged TO the SO called
fast set IN upper circles for many years.
Nearly ten years ago, it is said clergy
man preached at her from his pulpit on
her alleged fondness for wine. Notwith-
standing gossip, however, she has never
been excluded from the functions Of the
moro conservative element At the time
Of tho launch of the Defender she gave a
luncheon. Among those present were
Mrs. @. Oliver Iselin, w. X. Vanderbilt
and J. J. Van Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt have two children
Russell G., l3 years old, and Russell c.,
aged g.
Something About Mr.. Van Allen.
J. !. Van Allen has boon for years one
pf tho wealthiest bachelors in Newport
whore he has a palatial residence. His
appointment as minister to Italy by Pres
dent Clove.a and in 1898 and his subse-
suont declination is still fresh in the pub
10 mind.
He is a son Of the late General Van
Allen of this city, who made a large for
une in real estate and who left 81, 600, 600
lo James J. Van Allen. The young man
was educated at oxford, and he spent
many years OF his life abroad He had a
home there and was moro or less promi.
nent in hunting. He built a magnificent
Tudor house on Oohre point, Newport
which he called Wakehurst. For 10 years
no nsyer spent winter in this country
Until 1892 his name never appeared npon
the voting lists at Newport Twenty years
ago he MARI ed the eldest daughter of the
late William Astor. She died six years
lfterward. de has three children, who
are being educated abroad.
Mr.. Van Allen bears very strong re-
semblance to the Prince of Wales. BY
many he has been gtyled the American
Prince Of Wales. He is rather tall, has a
stout figure and light brown hair, beard
and mustacho. He follows English fash
Ions in everything.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Personal Events.

LaRsatt Rogers, who has been abroad
for an extended tour Of the continent, IL
here on visit to relatives Mr. Rogers
owns considerable land In this locality.
De- Howard Comegys, OF New York
city, arrived In town yesterday for a visit
TO his parents here,
George Wilmot. late OF WILMINGTON,
has been III at his mothers home here
but Is now much improved and able to
walk about town.
Colonel William r Long. OF Whining
ton, was in the city yesterday calling on
his old comrade. Col Joseph e Vantine,
who is much better though still in .
helpless condition
Seats are selling rapidly for City Comet
Band concert. Several v.ry good ones still
unsold.
Gsorgs W Churnslde, Jr has resigned
his position with Bacon Brothers
Harry Vandegrift. OF Trainers, near
Chester, has obtained a position In the
Delaware Iron Works and has come to
New Castls to live.
Mics Lucy White, who has been visit
ing Mrs G Hermann In Wilmington,
has returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart OF
Wilmington have been visiting ia the
city as the guest OF A Stewart.
Captain Hahn. OF Bndgetou, whose
vessel is In At the new wharf, has been
visiting friends Ia town.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE MONEY RAISING
SALE

OF the Delaware One Price
Clothing House, 4Io Market
street, 4I8 Shipley street, has
been a grand success so far.
The idea of starting a money
raising sale SO early in the sea-
son has caught the popular
fancy and lots of people have
taken advantage and purchased
their stock of Fall and Win
ter clothing for themselves and
families at the big reduction.
Remember, this is all new,
fresh, latest style clofhing,
made right here in your own
city by your own townspeople.
Come early and secure pick of
choicest patterns. Remember,
that the reductions extend to
the custom department and
suits, overcoats and pants Gus
tom made are as cheap as you
usually pay for ready made.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
ItIaapoaerted vIIInra .

WEsr CHESTER Oct 90 - The village
Of Bondsville, which for years past has
enjoyed the distirctio OF being the
most prosperous center OF industry in
East Brandywine township, Is now
practically deserted and a spirit Of
deeolation pervades the place The
Beaver Woolen Mills, which furnished
employment to nearly all the residents
Of Bondsvllle closed two months ago,
and as there are no prospects Of q
resumption Of operations four fifths Of
the psople have sought homes elsewhere,
and the remaining ones will leave In
the near future.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
CUMBERLAND COUNTY CRIMINALS.
Judge Hoagiand Had Busy Day az
Brfdgeton Yesterday and River
Pirate Was sent Up FOR Twelve Years

Judge H0agland Had n Busy Day az
Brfdgeton Yesterday and River
Pirate Was sent Up for Twelve Years
BaIDaEToN, Oct. 22-In the Cumber
land county court yesterday. Judge
Hosgland imposed sentences on twenty
six prisoneis, the Target number ever
sentel ced at one time In this county
These sentenced were: Howard Shnll,
river pirate, twelve years IN the state
prison: James Gaines. colored, chicken
thief. two years In the state prison ;
Joseph. William and Weuzell Fscemlre
brothers. one year each ia the state prison
for chicken stealing; Howard Cawman
nine mouths Wilism Jaggers. one year
Joseph Scherrer, one year; Burton Ross
two years; Daniel Scull, two yosrs
Samuel Housand, thee years; Levi
Coulten. four years; Monroe Wallen, two
years. all In the state prison, and samuel
Weldon. ak months in the county jail
and $2j loo All Of the above we're Con
victsd OF chick en- stealiog.
Anton ID Sahal. Ant0ne Menma, WI
liam Werchetkl, Calvin Mitchell ano
Clara Price were each hoed $25 for
Illegally selling llqror ClArlss Nab5,
for abduoting Maggie Parry. was sen
tenced TO four years In the state prison
Edward Rose. one year. for breaking and
entering; John Barnes. six months. for
receiving stolen goods; horatio Green
age. forgery, two years In the state
prison; George Bryant. larceny, four
m .nths in the county jail; Joseph II
Nichols, stealing horse aqu buggy, two
months In the county jail; Richard
Johnson, sent to the Reform School.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
SYNOD or WILMINGTON DIOCESE
Now Open for Business at st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral-Counciiier TO BE Elected
This Afternoon.

Chtheurh- 70 DO A-fNtAen
This Afternoon.
About twenty five priests Of the stat,
aud Peninsula assembled at st Peters
Pro CathediRl this morning &C the open
ing OF the annual synod Of the Dioc'
Of Wilmington Right Rev. A A
Curtis bishop OF the diocese ponti6cated
At 10 30, and the other Cfficers Of thi,
ssolemn mass we're:
Assistant priest. Rsv w j. Scott. ol
Queenstown. Md descons Of honor, Rev,
ri l. Brady, OF New Castle. and
Raw. J. A. DeRuyter, Of Clayton
deacon Of the mass, Raw d Carey cub
deacon OF the mars. Rev d J Flynn
Rev. f. " Campbell of Elkton, preached
the sermon.
This afternoon the synod will 60 into
executive session and,a councillor will b
elected 10 succetd Rev. George q
Bradford, deceased This will be 10,
only transaction OF the day aside from
discussions and resolutions on various
theological questions
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
WARRANT FOR VAN allen
Prominent Newport Society Ma.
to Be Arrested.
COL. COLT SUES HIM FOR 100000


Tho Charge Is Alienation Of His WIFE
Anections-ynn Aliens Whereabouts I'm
Inown-sIrs. Colt Petitions For hi
voree From Her Husband.
Providence, Oct .22.-Mrs. Samuo
Pomoroy Colt has fled in tho supromi
court a petition for a decree Of divorcl
from her husband, Colonel Samuel p
Colt Of Bristol. The othor requests In no,
petition are that she have the custody oi
her two minor sons and a suitable sum O.
money for them, the amount of which sht
leaves 20 tho discretion OF tho court Mrs
Colts attorneys are Comstock, Gardner &
Ripley.
Shortly after Colonel Colts lawyer, Fran
els Colwell, secured writ for the arresl
Of J. J. Van Alon of Newport, charging
him with the alienation Of wife's nffoc
tion. The damages are placed at 5000 600
Under the laws of Rhode Island Van Ale1
can be arrested ana held until he furnish.
es bonds to the amount Of s4OG, 0O0 The
writ has not ms yet been served as the To-
cation Of Van Allen Is not known. 1t is be
lieved that no is in Buffalo
Now that tho writ Of arrest has been Is
sued, Lawyer Colwoll declines absolutely
90 talk Of the matter. Mrs Colts coun
sci also refuse to be interviewed and the
discussion of the case IS confined to rumoi
and gossip
Tho high social standing OF the Colts
and the reputation earned by Van Allen at
the time he was nominated by President
Cleveland for the italian mission combine
90 make the case extremely sensational.
Tho interest Is not lessened by gossip,
which is rife among the aristocraoy Of the
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
An Enc, olopsdla for o. 20.

Only few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 8 Ency clopediA and Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of at 81 25-which
Is barely the cost OF manufacture. This
is work Of 800 pages and is q condensa.
tiop Of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Chambers's Encyclopaedia, etc. with the
addition OF much original IN after treating
OF American subjects 1t contains eighty
colored maps aud 1000 engravipRs and is
tbs cheapest work ever offered in this
city ADolv for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
The New Queen Auno railroad

GREEEsBoRoUGH, Md, Ost % Tho
engineers Of the prospective Queen Aune's
railroad have bsen making heae Quarters
In Caroline county for the past week
while surveying the eastern ronte az far
as the Delaware line. This Delawara sec
tlon Is their next place. The outlook for
the early completion Of this road is be
coming more favorable all the time, and
the majority Of the people In Caroline
county are interested IN this great in
provement The value OF land adjacent
and near to this prospective line will be
greatly increased, and the Inconvenience
Of the farmers In hauling their crops to
market will be lessened
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
BIG CIVIL LIST FOR NOVEMBER
VIII he Placed In the lPrlntsr's Hands on
Saturday and Distributed on November

Prothonolary Woolley has made ar
rangements TO have the trial list for the
November term Of the Superior Court
60 TO press on Saturday
The number Of cases lists
issnnususlly large for that term Be
tween 200 and 225 are down for tsial and
about forty for argument
The list will be issued on November
twenty days before the convening Of the
court Only eighty two OF the cases
listed were carried over from the last
trial term
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
THE DUMMIsS MUST GO.

People Along tho Line Are Sick OF
Them aud Property Owners withdraw
Objections.
MEDIA, Oct. % The dummy"
engines are still iunbiog on the old West
Chester pike, bat 10 looks nov as II their
days are numbered The people along the
line are sick and tired Of them aud the
property owaerE to the injunction, with
one exception. who have been restraining
the company from erecting poles are now
willing to withdraw their obi sctlons and
to allow the work to 90 on.
The one exception In the case 10 Farmer
Levi Lukeps. and At present ho appears
to hold the balance Of power II he
would withdraw his opposition. President
Sinner, Of the railway compsny, SAYS
that the dummies" would be of and
the trolleys running Ia les than thirty
days, aud that the lins would also be
extended AZ once 70 Newtown Square.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
contearIlls,s Mntar snnnlr.

WEST CHESTER, Oet -Yssterdsy
the residents In that portion OF Coates
Vile known as The Annex" began
carrying their water supply from a
large spring on the Dripps premises.
owing to the reservoir supply not reach
ing them through the mains. The recent
rainfall bettered the conditions for a few
days. but at present the situation Ia
more alarming than ever
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Fourteen chInese IN to nenth.

FooCHow, China, Oct 22.-Mabel Hart
BIRDS assailant and l3 others convicted Of
hking part in the Hwasang massacre were
put to death at kucheng. The execution
Eas witnessed by the foreign consular
commission, tho Chinese prefoct, the dis
rict magistrate and great crowd. There
was no disturbance.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
was Jealous Committed Suicide.

EIKToE Md, Oct 2e Earl Reynolds
son OF Granville Reynolds. a farmer of
Calvert. Cecil county, Md attempted
suicide yesterday. He shot himself near
his heart and his physician says be can
not recover. he said he was tired OF
living Reynolds had paid attention to a
young lady who recently accepted the
attentions of another young man.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Consul Pearey Roaehes New YorI,.

NEW York. Oct. 22.-Among the pas
sengcrS on the steamer Advance, from
Colon, Is Hon. John l.. poarcy, United
States consul at Colon. He is on 90 days
leave OF absence and Is en- route TO his
1ome IN Nashville. lie is accompanied by
ais wife ana family.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
I.awver Patterson,s Fn,.ots SOFIA

Many old fashioned paintings and
pisc's OF antique furniture, the property
OF the late Lawyer John Patterson
we're disposed OF at a public sale at
his residence, No 6i3 French street.
to day Among the pictures was an
original painting Of Washington Cross
ing the Delaware, aud another Of 1.-THE
Signing OF the Magma Charta. Mr.
Patterson's law library was not sold at
this tina
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Notice

A l. Ainfcow ard Compsny are nSw
receiving boat load Of oysters daily and
selling them wholesale and retail, at 500
Market and 1909 East Fourth street Call
phone 657 or 673 and have your oysters
delivered free. A l. Ainscow Co.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
ITEMS OF IN EREsr

T,ivvet-"Mss Flop claims TO have made
] 1900 refusals OF marriage" Dicer That's
9 iaily explained. When young yallow asked
her 70 marry him she replied: No, "a thousand
times. moi Tit Bits.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

Lucy (sinele) -"Do YOU think 70 is wicked
70 smoke. dearl" Fanny (married)-' No.
dear. I'm sure it isn't Lucy-"Why ara you
70 sure1" Fanny" Because my husband
dorsn't smoke. aud n it wa wicked I'm sure
he would 20 IL. spare Moments.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
I'm. Fl.h 4rlh.

On Wednesday October 23rd. two car
loads Of trout. blue FISH aud porgies Oae
a. Fifth and Church strests the other At
Front aud Madison streets. From IN
until sold Please bring baskets or paper
From Nelson Lockwood q Co
T. 4 MCCLURE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

Blood and nerves are very closely related.
Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy With
hOod'e SarsHuarilla and you will have no
trouble from nervousness
dood'n rlls are the best after-dinner pills,
hssist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
A Moat pItlful girht.

Two boys who pave their name as Zig
gins. were found intoxicated on bard
cider iu the lumber yard of the Lindley
@ Kent Company aud tsksn TO the City
Hal in the patrol this morninE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

Chamnionsbip game Of shuiil board on
Thursday evening At Sorrel Horse Hotel,
104 West Front street. between Chester
and Wilmington for 500 points
2 A. FAGAN, Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
No Ducks in the Delaware.

"Wild ducks are very backward this
season., said Mahlon X. Lancaster yes
terday, "And there are hardly any at all
this month. When ! got eight several
days ago thought that a great day 3
shooting There is no special reason
attributed for the scarcity Of the game ~
some seasons they get up the Delaware
much later and, In fact have no regular
time In coming. Last season. about this
time, canvass back and redheAds were
quite plentiful.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

A Hack will leave corner Fourth aud
Market streets. on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons at 2 80 o'clock, for Lombardy
Cemeterv
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
ThIs CANINE Departs FROM IIfe.

A dog supposed TO bs euffering from
rabies was shot and killed yesterday
afternoon on West street. above Second
by Officer Ford Il had bitten no one.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
Incidents Of tho Day.

To night the M. f. Sunday School
Association will meet to arrange fer an
Entertainment
Contractor Meggiuson has begnn the
work OF fitting up new coal wharf and
{ ce for John T. Stoops
Go TO TRUTHS ON Delaware 81. for home
made candles.
A white and red flag OF the hydro
graphic survey has been placed ON pier
G, Just of the w. & N railroad wharf
Mrs. Matthew Sullivan has received
intelligenee Of the death of her aunt,
MIRA. McGrane OF Philadelphia
With another coat OF paint on the
lobby floor The mayors Office repairs will
have been completed lt is one Of the
snuggest places In town and Oliser
Harrington intends to keep II so.
Goto Truitt'sfor fine oysters, 20 4 30 per qt.
Contractor Hyde finished numbering
Fifth street and Is at work ON Sixth
street to day On South Fifth street the
numbers run up to 70 on the fest square
1t was expected that square would bs
allowed for Clayton street, which cuts
through the Leslie estate above VII.
llAms, but this was not done.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
No Shooting in the
River This Year.
pLBHTYoF THIseAMBLAsT SEASON

houses All Numbered as Far hs Sixth
street-Mayor's ONCE Improvement
About ompletsd-ElevAtor at Della
ware Street wharf Started Up Yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1895-10-22

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Oct 90
There was new industry humming
away In the city yesterday. A force Of
men stArtad up the idle elevator at the
wharf Of the Lea & Sons Company aud
wheat was taken out Of the schooner
Nettis's hold and carried by machinery
into the uppermost parts Of the store
house The schooner's cargo came
from Black bird creek. William Veg
Renman kept the strong little engine
moving and the place presented busy
appearance
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-02-08
CHEAPER TO LIVE IN AMERICA.

The Notion hi Europe 10 . More Eco
noamioal Abiding Place Contrsdicted.
It appears that there are small, dull,
unattractive places in France, Germa-
ny and Italy where one may live cheap
~ If one be content to live like the
natives, saws the Boston Journal.
This means bare rooms, black bread,
and meat but once q day. The ordina-
~ American laborer would object to
this The living known as .respecta-
bic" according to the American idea
Of the term, is rather mor expensive
in Europe than at home, the worship
ers Of continental domestic economy to
the contrary notwithstanding. Life in
q fashionable quarter at Paris may be
set down as one-third dearer than in
any home city except New York. At
the same time, If one understands the
bargains, we are told that q family on
IN income of five thousand dollars q
year can live better in Paris than in any
other European city. 4
Cotton goods r cheapest in Ameri-
"a. Shoes are not, but the foreign
stock is usually inferior in quality.
Rents are about equal, but American
houses are much more convenient. AS
to the expense of travelling, the adj
vantage is greatly in favor of staying
at home. One may travel from New
York to Chicago in a sleeping car for
five dollars. A sleeper berth from Paris
to Nice costs eighteen dollars. While
servants wages are less abroad than
here, the service is so inferior that it is
said one American servant will do the
work Of two of the continental type and
do it better.
There is this to be said in favor of the
dweller in Europe. 1t is somewhat
more fashionable to be economicalth there
than here in America. If one will put
up with third class, slow trains, live
at cheap hotels or boarding houses and
get along on the beer-garden music. Or
the footing of the German band of the
streets, there is great economy in it.