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Evening journal., 1895-10-25
snIem Conntr LnntIcs.

SALEM, N. j., Oct. % The October
term of the Salem Courts came to a close
last evening. Odt OF the seventeen
criminal cases tried, sixteen Of the de
PENDANTS were convicted The following
is a list Of the prisoners, with their
sentences: Joseph Emerson. for illegally
selling beer, haed $25 and court charges /;
George Johnson, for abusing two small
girls. six years Ia the state prison
on each charge; George Ellis, assault
and battery with intent to kill, by
shooting John w. Richmond, two years
in the state prison; Benjamin Naban,
assault and battery, three mouths 10 the
county jail and ine OF $25; William
Saunders, for unlawfully selling a horse,
three months in the county JAIL James
Cheney, assault and battery with intent
to kill, four years in the state prison (;
Oliver Jackson, assault and battery, one
year In the state prison; Marths Boyer,
larceny OF $25. six months in
the state prison; Joseph Reeve.
embszzllng and misRppropriatiDe
public money, three years ia the state
prison; Charles Cur5, keeping a dis
orderly house, S25 fine and court charges
John Cribbs. entering and stealing. 800
fne and court charges; James Nichols,
wife beating three months In the county
jail; David Fisher. grand larceny. two
years in the state prison; Msry Bonham.
keeping a disorderly house, $50 6ne and
court charges; Annie Milton, larceny OF
$40, three months in the county Jail.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
N. Y. YACHT CLUB MEETss
No Action Il Taken on Mr.. Roses with,
drawaI. but It L. Discussed. e..

AFA"'tA'@''@A
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The fifth and last
general meeting Of the New York Yacht
club for tiu year 1870 WAS held in the
clubhouse 81 Madison avenue. This
withdrawal Of tho challenge Of Mr.. G. ID.
Rose did not come up formally. 1t was
discussed informally, but tho club will
take no action In regard TO it until they
have received letters bearing upon tho
subject from Mr.. Rose
Commodore Smith says:
"Tho America's cup committee, to
which the challenge OF Mr.. Rose was re-
ferred with power TO act, has received no
notification from Mr.. Rose Of the with
drawal Of his challenge Still we know
that IL has been Withdrawn. We cannot
act. l considered his dispatches to tho
secretary Of the club sufficient So they
are. That Is an right. As the game
stands now ON tho chossboard, IL is not
our move. We have tho cup, and If they
want il they have got TO build faster
boat than we can. All this talk about
troubled water banked wind and
steamboat interference II such things
existed, amounts TO simple excuses to
palliatc defeat
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
r.joyabls oon,ooatlon OF Kalrhls

Kadosh CommRndery No. 20. A. l. o,
X NJ. held a large oonvocstlon last
evening. About 100 members of the
order we're 10 attendance, including
visitors from Brandywine, Golden Gate
and the various Communicates In this
city. The grand officers Of the order
we're present and addresses were made
by Grand Commander Moses Bullock.
Grand Recorder Frank Stone and Grand
Generalissimo r d McMullln. Past
Commanders Sir Knights Andy Moore,
Charles Spesr and william Evans re
spondsd Much discussion was had IL
relation to matters pertaining to th'
order. Sir Knight Prince Luci us E
Allen was selected as first guard Re
freshments were served aud at late
hour the nesting adjourned
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
THg. U. S. .GUNBOAY WILMINGTON.

To BE Named in Honor OF This City-In-
itial Steps Towards Securing an APP
propriate Gift for Her.
The Navy Department has decided to
name one OF the new gunboats to be
built a. Newport News after this, city,
Wilmington. and II is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
oognizance Of IT, other cities have done
honor to themselves and their nsmesake
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand.
With shis objsc In view, the EVENING
JOURNAL has started a subscription list
the fund to be u.ed for the purchase OF
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilming'"n. The money re.
ceived. will be Rckno ~ledged In these col
umns and held su' cot TO the orders OF
committee OF citizens which will
be selected later:
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Generous Bsqu.s. Of a Rleh Woman.

WEST CHESTER, Oet % The seal OF
the envelope containing the will of the
lsie Mrs Heloise c. Smith, Of Oakbourne,
was broken yesterday lafternoon, and the
contents were made known to q few Of
those directly interested In ,the estate.
According to the wish of her late husband,
James @ Smith, the testatrix has be
queathed her magnificent country seat,
Oakbourne. TO the Protestant Episcopal
City Mission, which will establish a
retreat for invslids at Oakbourne. to be
maintained by the Smith endowment
fund.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
phiIlin,, .Rh.t in nt.n

Mason Phillips lives In the High
lands in the northwestern section OF
this city. He is a chicken fancler, and,
prior to Wednesday night, had hock Of
which he was very proud 0l the mig ht
In question somebody or something
invaded his hen house and killed thirty
Eve chickens, leaving them scattered
over the yard In almost every state Of
mutilation. Some OF the fowls were
literally torn to pieces. he has no idea
what committed the depreciation.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
MeR. o,RRYAN DEAD.
A Noted Roman Preiate and Author Of "Td
the Pope Prisoner"

MONTREAL, OCT 25--Mgr O'Bryan,
rector Of the Church of Sc. Andrea Dello
Fratrea, Rome, died suddenly at St. Pat
riok's prosbytory In this city. His grace
was overcome by fainting iit last sun
day morning whom saying mass In st.
Patrick church and had since that time
boen at the preshytory.
He took dinner as usual, and aftorward
remarked that he would go out for walk.
He did not do so, however, for, as he was
speaking to a priest, no dropped dead
The deceased Is % Roman probate Of
considerah prominence his wor& Is
the Pope "a prisonorY having attracted
worldwide attention.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Tho COR. 10 10 Vow York.

PRovIDFNcF, Oct %. Ripley, Garner
q Comstock, counsel for Mrs. Samuel p.
Colt, held q conference with their CLIENT
at Mr. Comstock's Office, after which tho
entire party started for Now York. IL is
stated that Colonel Colt, accompanied by
friends, has also gone TO that city. Tho
writ for Van Alon's arrost has bcon given
30 High sheriff Dc Ilois OF Nowport coun-
by. 10 viii be served today Van Aliens
friends say ho viii furnish tho required
Lond Immediately.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Ninhnl.nn INnnld Not Tall.

Attorney General John R Nicholson
was in this city this morning. His visit
had no connection with the chancsllor
ship. The purpose Of his coming Was to
satisfy, as attorney general. an old judg
ment on record at the Court house
WhsE asked about the progress OF the
chancellorship 6ght he said that he would
rather not express himself at this par
iicnlar time
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
F.miIy Prostrated ~ so.rlet F.vsr.

ELKToN. Oct % "A distressing case
Of sickness is reported in the family OF
Stephen Ash, at iron Hill, this county.
child was taken with scarlet fever and
It spread to the rest Of the children OF
the family, then to the wife RDd now to
Mr. Ash himself Arlle and Richard
Porter. children Of r @. Porter, a we'll
known merchant of Cherry Hill, met
with an accident yesterday afternoon
whilo climbing q fence. They fell and
each broke an arm Dr. Whitaker re
duced the fractures
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
I TRAINED NURSES -Now.

Graduation Exercises OF the Glass OF '9s
of the Homeopathic Hospital on Tues
day Evening
The graduating exercises OF the
Wilmington Homeopathic Hospital and
Training School for Nurses will be held
in the Auditorium OF the New Century
Club building next Tuesday night. The
program Is as follows:
Invocation .. Rev. Merritt dulburd. ID. ID
rolo. ......................M Mrs. Howard Pyle
Report Of training school Miss Mary White
Quartet. "Spriugtlme, '................P Pinsut
Mrs. Howard Pyle. MIR. Currinder, Miss
Heck, Mr.. Eaton; acc0mpanist, John
Craig.
Address 10 graduating class,
Dr. L. d. Slaughter
Solo. Miss Lore
Address.
Professor B. f. Belts. NJ. D.. Fhiladelphis
S'lo.--...;. -. .............Mr. turrindel
Presentation OF ullio.lii.a,
@. W. Pusey, president board Of trustee.
Quartet. twilight" t,".................G ~. Gilchrsi
Mrs. Howard Pyle. Mr.. Currinder, Miss
Heck, Mr.. Eaton; aocompanist, John
Craig.
btnculCLlOnsf |s.sssssssssssssssssDI sDIs uuluuTO
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Beckett's Restaurant,
Nos. 6 aud s West Sixth street.
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day. fair, warmer weather and light TO
fresh southorly and sOuthwesterly winds
will prevail. followed by HAHN 50 or partial
cloudiness. On Saturday. IN both OF these
sections fair weather and fresh to light
westerly winds will prevail. with slight
tenn erature changes. followed by local rain
ia the lake reRiOn; and on Sunday partly
cloudy TO fair. slightly cooler weather,
possibly with light local rain On the northern
coasts.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts =
The slight depression noted on yesterday q
weather map Hs central near AXE superior
has moved eastward toward One btc. but it
caused no nppf eciable rainfall ia or near the
region disturbed by It's passage. With the
exception Of very light showers from West
Tennessee 20 Oklahoma. no cOnsie erable raj q
was reported yes erday.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
stnl a. VOL on lhs AlIsshony.

psputy United Staten Marshsl David
W. Hughes. who has been for long
time In charge Of the oil tanker Alle-
gheny, sunk at Ship John last Ostober.
aud now under course Of rightlDg at
Kaign's Point spent to day In this city
The ship is about half turned and the
contractors are at work pumping the
mud from her
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Some psoI.Ion. Expscted.

Chsucellor Wolcott and Judge Grubb
to- morrow AS the chancellor is soon to
will render deci sions In several cases
which have been argued before him and
are awaiting his Judicial determination.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
GRACE churoh AutumnaI RaIIv.

This evening the members OF Grace NJ
E. Church will hold their autumnal rally
In the Sunday school hall Matters Of
great interest to the congregation will
be brought up and the attendance Of
every member is desired. Those who
cannot attend have been asked to send
word by letter or otherwise Of that
LIT
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
TEN MINUTES OF COUNCIL.
Fathers OF the City Transact Very LITTLE
BuaIneaa At Last HIEht'a asaaIon.


Business At Last Nights session.
At the meeting Of City Council last
night but little business was transacted
II was In session for exactly ten min
utes
City Treasurer Adams reported tho
balance In the Union National Bank to
bs &56 Col 26, aud In each OF the four
depository banks 500 227 He also 70.
ported having received $3.50 from Eugene
NJ sayers and $500 from Edmund
Mitchell, Jr from each Of the deposi
tory banks $48 interest
The interest list Of 81 500 and a bond
Of $1,000 due on November 1 were
ordered paid
Mr. McNulty presented petition from
Charles Baird. asking that $50 overpaid
taxes be refunded The matter was
referred TO the Finance Committee.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Laurers aa Hool. bon era.

Nearly all the lawyers in town st
tended the sale OF the law library Of the
late John Patterson. * United States
district attorney. at his home on French
street. this morning. The books were
sold In miscellaneous lots and to uany
different persons
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
vIsItIBr ministers at Goodman Church.

Rev. S. T. Sherwood, Of Brooklyn.
will be assisted in the Sunday services at
Cookman Church by Rev w. T. Ham
mond, OF North East, Md, Mr.. Sherwood
preaching Ia the morning and Mr..
Hammond at night These men will
have chArgs Of the Cookman services
until the end OF next week when the new
pastor. Rev. John France, will assume
charge.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Buried Al Delaware oity Csmstery.

Mrs Rachel Forbes. n years old. was
buried yesterday from the residence OF
her son-in law, James M Griffin, No.
22s Broome street The remains we're
taken down the Delaware railroad
for intermsnt at Delaware City Gene
terv
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
risb q Cepts Pound

On Saturday October 26th from m
until sold, car load OF fish direct from
the ocean, At Eighth Street Market.
From Nelson Lock wood 4 Co
T. A. MCCLURE,
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
purohneer on Two Iofe,

Sarah j Crossley has bought two lots
on the east side Of franklin street. near
sycamore. from Ella Johnson and VII
liam n Kirn. The confederation Is not
rr ada nuhifr
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
The work OF the Police Commission

At special nesting Of the Police
Commission last night Office n Moran and
MsGarvey were fined two days pay for
being twenty minutes late Ia reporting,
and tha same penalty WAS imposed on
Officer Ralston for neglectlng one report.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Hoptasophs to Entertain ro-nIeht.

Frlerdship ConclRve Of Hsptasophs or
IS. w. NJ. will celebrate their tenth
anniyHsaIy In Eden Hall tonight. A
public entertainment that has bsen
arranged after active preparation, will
bs givea and a large attendance is
expected.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25

Have your grocer send you some Of
Huyler's Cocoa and Chocolates with your
next order. Once tried, always used.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
susIENss CARDS.
cEWING MAnHINEs-

4 lEWINU MAUHINES,
- OiDONALD. IL East Seventh street,
leads them all In low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to &l6,
SIS and so All makes TO select from.
Singer Wheeler a Wilson. New Home, Do
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent on trial, free,six months for
cash. two years on installrnents. Send postal.
j. ii. ODONALD,
No. u East Seventh Street.
ANY machine repsired, 90 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25

Onice Seventh and King, Phone B45.
H T. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
ksS-LarTe pea coal for family uss 81. 80
eE- Hickory wood for oIen CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
II ENh = BLAJh,
Tradinr as CDMDREY n BLACK.

I ADIESi Chichester's English PennyroyaI
II pills Diamond Brand are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take no other. send 4c, stamps, for
particulars, "Relief for Ladies'" In letter by
return mail. At druggists, Chichester OheIni-
cal Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction in prices. 4O7H Market
street. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
NOTICES.

NOTICE-A meeting of the Eighth wari
IN Republican League will be held at the
headquarters of The league No. 6l0 East
Seventh street. on Friday evening. October
25. 1895, at O'Clock j. Edward Addcks and
other prominent Republicans win b. present
End address the NEE ing. Ire public IS cor
daily invited 10 attend BY o-der of the
League, WIN. n. GROVES, Sec.
NCTICE.- WILLIAM b. CLERK AND
IN Milton n NcElwee. heretofore trading
as w. B. Clerk a. Co, of Wilmington. De la
ware, have sold their entire personal property
and assets to the William =. CLERK Company,
q corporation of the State Of Delaware. which
company will continue the morocco business
At the factory Ninth and Walnut streets. VIII
mihg,On. Delaware. and the cOpartnershiD
heretofore existing between W. b Clerk and
Milton n McElwee is this day dissolved.
Signed WILLIAM b. CLERK.
MILTON II. McELN EE.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25

The undersigned, successors of Henry s.
Black q Co have this day associated them
selves under the firm name of Cowdrey q
Black in the business of catering and respect
fully solicit the patronage of the people Of
Wilmington and vicinity. The firm of Cow
drew a. Black will pay the debts and l.
lect the amounts Of the late firm Of Henry
3. Black g. c..
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
" Ann
STORAGE EXCHANGE

SIORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up in the fall Address or call,
zoos ORANGE STREET, Wilmington, Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER. NJ. D.,
IL Si6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
in the Universities of Vienna Austria, and
New York City, in the PhiladelphiA Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guAran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, S3.O0.
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25

NOTICE-DIs ssOLUrION OF COPART-
IN nership. Notice is hereby given that
the copartne ship heretof Re existing between
henry 5. Black and Barton ID Currey, cater
efs under the firm name Of Henry S Black a.
Co. AZ tie New-Century Club House and 81
M. l27 West Eleventh street, In the city Of
Wilmington. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All amounts due the firm
will be collected and All debts Of the firm viii
be paid by the firm Of COwdrey & Black. who
will hereafter conduct the business at the
same places.
HENRY S. BLACK
BARTON d. CURkEY.
Late trading as HENRY 5. BLACK & co.
October p, 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-20

Sen ,r J aez Mnni4ipal de Ia villa de Goa
No:
N e causaTz usted extraneza que tengA
que oc4 par II ttencio ds l. prsusa, para
p,iier 10 offer t., Ia cOnGut t. observ afs
,oI ss<sreI=sr!0. Il joy.n don Manue. Ri
vera M stti1rz as di,traccio4ies de ese Ca
osiietlU,,. sn asuutas juiiciales, pndieran
com prom ct -rlts a usted grandemeut3 6l
5al v.z, no 80 aued ARIA tan JAtisfecho como
10 hs venldo haoien 10 en 81 asunto de don
Fernado Pug, con las dllgancas ds notih
csci6n 4 los sen )res Huerta y Pedrogo. Ex
picare usted ell case por 81 no 10 conoce
a fondo
Ell 23 de Mario rernti esa villa IN ex
hOrto, que procedente del Juzgado de SAB
Francisco, Capital, vino dirlgito al de las
truccioa lie ests c!udsd, ell q1s cumpimen
tado aqui con una actividad admirable, fue
d Coamo an continent. D-bldo 4 que al
mes jusuo no SO abia NADIA del exh, rto, 8
pesar de teegramss Y cartas drigldas a US
ted, sin ODteIitr de elias Ia Inenor contesta-
cIon, ms trasade Ia villa, busQue su
cretario, :. la fech Ell Que 10 haoia to-
cado el despacho para cumpiIr 10 ordeDado
por ell senor Juez de este Distrito, i Guier
deb{a coo>ideraclon respeto, la vez que
acatamie to-
Dyn Celesiino Caratui ALI presente le
of eclo llevare los Llanos, casa de los
ieftas IN su coche : <. efecto, 10 efvs tuo
MT icaudo d tres de elos, como no 10 CO
ri pilsa et asouto, ea Seis de Junio, notif
20 don Juan Haeltss, fernando don
Z luars'o, poreno b ilarse Il primero en- su
CASA. A don luis Huertas 10 delo sin Motif
car No tu1064empo bastsnte paraal al.1so
l1a 81 s1,5e6n suis Dc J1oiJ,, = cs.o6 dc do.
4 di4s. devnelve el despaoho, Sc
suHsi teat yaLer q e'ltet.der, umplimenta-
- te,das siis pzstes. SQle OF ina usted
s~hor jusz' 5Qne h4cs up,4 Fernando Puie
! con ~ exhoi uu dlhgeaciaio &c la fornna Is
pf cai en- que 10 ha hecho su seorelsrio
5Qnlen cree ustsd en- conciencia que debs
gar el nuevo despscho Coamo, diligcn
oss qua Sc practiquen sallos, etc. ctc
20 le concepto formaIa de ese juzgado Ell Sc
nor iuez de San Francisco, 81 de aqnf, dol
| FrrDaudo PUG y la curia de ests ciudae
81 accidente ocucriio 30 es rueyo, 10 como
cemos lbs pueltorrlqnafos, solsera el ex
hofto hacis ssa villa; IL ruegl inf aitsment'
el favor de no coufarlo al joven Rivera Gu
en- los a-untos de parte parece que no des
pie e. mayor actividad. -Conste que las Coz
tbs fuerou pagadas por Carstiui, este
ley6 en cochs las notificaciones.
.j0inae Bds.
Ponce, Junic 18, 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-20
un Iadr0n de trenz2s

Sabido es que hay mnchos monomaniaccs
cue les da por cortar las trenzas de pelo dc
las j6venes. y que 10 hacen en- los paseos J
sitios concurridos, aproyechandose de Ia
agomerac6n De gentes.
Tn hecho de esta naturaleza ha ocurri0o
en- Paris.
Una multitud extraordiDaria iuvadia dias
pasados el boulevard de Ia VIllete, en- Paris
Una sef1ora y su hija esperaban tener asien
to en alguno de los omnibus que pasa ban
De pronto. Ia muchacha lanzo un grito de
dolor, llevandose viva meute Ia mauo q su
cuelo y retirandola LENA de saogre.
u individuo que Sc encontrab ba detras la
habia herido, al quererle cortar con un Gu
chillo la magnifica trenza que pendfa sobce
su espalda.
Al verse ell ladron descubierto quiso huir
pero fue sujetado por la multtud y eutr. ga
do los agentes, que le condujerou a Ia Co
misaria.
Declare llamarse Luis R4illand, tenor
y IN sf1os, encoDtrandosel1 seis
navajas una mata de cabellos de so ceDtf
m tros de largo
Railiand fae conducdo la Delegation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-20

Cumplidor exacto de su deber, cuan
do solicitaba en- casos crgAntes, los ser
vicios de alguno de los riedicoS titulares
estos no acudfan, mandaba sit1ar 4
un guardia la puerta de Ia casa por
81 acaso aquel Sc encoDtraba en- ella y
fngiendo estar fuera, pretendia eludir el
cumplimiento de sus obligaciones.
Ocurri6 en- cierta OCCASION que no se
hallaba en- Ia localidad ninguuo de los
m@dicos titulares, en- vista de 10 cual
solicit6 Ell auxilio del doctor Gimenez
Sanjurjo, el cual Sc excuse alegando que
estaba enfermo.
AL regresar los titulares los ofi:i6 pa
ra que pasasen q reconocer al doctor Gl-
menez y le diesen cuenta de su eetado
de salud. Como los tres son conserva-
dores, este fue 10 sufciente para que el
Comite Unconditional en- masa presen-
tase su renuncia al de la Capital, fun
dSndose en- que este no trabajaba por
cC-lseguir ell traslado del senior Padilla
Gracias su rectitud en- Caguas agoni-
zaba ell caciquismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-20
LH MHLL0RQU1NH
Y CAFE
"LAS DELIClAS"

Sc acaba de recib,r TODD fresco y
barato. Sobreasada superior.
Tocineta de Mallorca.
Manteca pura de cerdo de Ma
ilorca. Quesos Roquefort en- latas
de 2 kilos y de $50 gramos.
Aceite Mallorquin en- latas y litros
v de Moso Primes, Bna.
Salchich6u de Lion.
Longaniza de Vich.
Sardinas francesas trufadas.
Petit pois frane-scs con jamon
mante quilla y al natural.
Oueso de Patagsas.
Los rjcos biscochos bocado de Di
mas. AceItGrRs en- cuhetes
Aguardiente legitimo &c Ojen
Anis del tigre en- garranfoncitos d'
litro y de II itro.
Anchoas con salmnera en- latas.
Puohes de bacalao secos
Recomendamos mucho el afamad'
vino into Cepa dc Borgors. gu
desde kcy detailamos q Is cept4so
botel!a trayen1o envase>
P. BEsTARD Y ca
Ponce. Mayo 8 de Iso8 m q