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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York. August l9,--Coffee opened
dull at 500 points decline,
Santos-Good average Santos, 1900
rolls per 10 kilos. Receipts. two Jay.
5000 bags,
Hamburg quiet, unchanged to ~
higher Sales. 1000 bags
Hayre--Oponod quiet. l-2f higher. at
u o'clock, La lower; at 3 y. m, irregu-
lar l-af higher; August and September
"a i-if; January, 9S75f; November and
December, 93,b0fi February March and
April, May and June. D2.75f
Rio-Qulet; No Rio 1900 rels per
10 kilos Exchange, 10 7-sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.



New York. August whent-Re-
ceipts, $1,000 bushels; exports, $1,000
bushels.
spot market stronger: No. 2 red
II 5-sc No. 1 northern. "a 3-Sc; No.
hard. &c 3-Sc.
options opened easier. but quickly
advanced on foreign buying. Better
private cables. due to wet weather
abroad and good export buying here
aud west. drove In the shorts and led
to u strong market all day. the closing
being lMl l-Sc higher. Sales included
No. red. January. 73 3-sGp7ic. Septem-
Der, ~ i-Sc, December. "a lie.
Coffee-Options opened duh at to
10 points decline. ruled Inactive, but
rallied on scnnt offerings and some de-
mand to cover. closing steady at 5fp
l5 points advance; September. yi5.35Q
80. December $500
Spot ooffee-Rlo steady but quiet:
mild quiet.
warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday, 1856 bags; New York stock
today, 2lT1l7 bags, United states stock.
37i OBS bags; afloat for the United
States, 2l0. 900 bags; total visible for the
United States, b27023 bags, against
392.77i bags last year.
Sugar--Raw steady; centrifugal. 90
test, $50: refined steady with limited
demand; No. 6, ia4 3-lGci No. 10. . 7-Ido.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

one Fare for the Round Trip. August ~
md II.

one Fare for the Round "Trip. August ~
and u.
The Cotton nelt Route viii soil round trip
Tickets TO Memphis account convention OF
Southern Lumbemenh association at one fare
for tho round trip
Dates Of sale Auguat ~ and n, limit 10
August 20 for return. Tho Cotton Belt Ia tho
only line running Through trains 10 Memphis
without change also the only line operating
chair ears and Pullman Gleepeu between
Texas and Memphis.
he sure that your tickets read via the
Cotton Belt Route and thereby avoid the
dlsagreoable transfers en- route
For further Information apply 10 or Ad-
dress any agent OF tho line or the under
signed.
A. A. Gibson, T. y. A., Fort Worth Ter.
h. NJ. MORGAN. g. y. & T. A..
40l Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
o. q. WARMER. q. r. A.. Tyler, TeI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York, Aug. 13.-,Money on call
easy at per cent, last loan / per cent,
closed | per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, l-4G4 "a per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at $3.50 1870
A. 80 "a for demand and at A,S9 1-2@
4.S9 "a for sixty days; posted rates,
"a. 90Gi 81; commercial bills. i4.sS "a.
silver certificates. G7c; Mexican dol
lars. 80 l-ici bar allver. go 3.ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York, Aug. 13.-Cotton steady:
miodllng, 9-lGc; gross receipts, 555:
continent, 555; forwarded. 70; sales,
spinners, 242; stock. l7O,2lS.
n. Lotal today-Net receipts. ll47: Great
siltaln, 2Sl; continent, 255,
iolal since SeptembeN met re-
sssspts, 7sli,9Si; Great Britain. 3,i29
w. France, 1884; continent. 2,420,2O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Boston. August Business IN the
wool trade this week haJ been rompig-
atlvcly dun. which was naturally to be
expected, an manufacturers have W.
chased n large amount OF wool during
the past two months and are In better
petition now 10 await events Texas
woods. spring mediums, 1Oal4r. secured
price, 3lW32c: spring, fine O2monthE
1lmlSc: secured price, 3im3Gc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

IS 3 Ltd. November. IS s-idi Deeem-
Der. IS Q Id.
new, 4s ia
Futures quiet, i-s to t-4d lower.
closed steady. August, IS "a; Septem-
Der and October, IS I'd; December, SO %,
November. 81 Q i-2d; January. 81 Cd.
Flour--Steady. demand fair. freely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

RARE HOTEL oPPoRTUNITY--ro be
leased BY September !. for term OF
three to fiYa years. n new hotel, newly
furnished throughout. gas and waller
works, located IN large growing town,
exclusive buslnesf. revenue from tsgl1
10 5000 a month. ADDRESS Hotel. y, 4.
A., care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

s,s,ainveston, Tex, Aug. 13.-Cotton--
e'auy. Middling, &c; sales. none: re-
y,ss ~ bales; exports, nonei stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

London, Aug. l3--Bar silver, 20 7-l6l
per ounce: money, l-4Hl-2 per cent.
Rate Of discount for short and three
months bills 5-S per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York. Aug. 1a.-Government
bonds steady. State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds firm.
SOS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

New York. August I3.--The total
sales Of stocks today were 1GOHb0
shares, including; American Sugar,
5000; Burlington, 1i,d0O; d, c. f., 2i,4OO;
Reading "a 600.
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\ GREAT BARGAtN--t want 10 sell
tho NavaAoth Tablet, an eight page
SIX column newspaper. published la
No fertile valleys of the Rraaoe and
N0Nosotn riverH--thr wcalthirat and
most popuiaus nrctiou ut South Middle
IcNaH. 1t Is one ut the best paving
weekly newspaper plants In Inc state.
NdNhuon W u city Of about 400 IN
hnhitnntH, nine churches of dlnurent
denominations; two nigh Nrhuuls! has
Two railroads. Houston ana Texas Cen
trbl ana the Gult Colorado and SANTA
Fr. Ships annually about 30 900 baiea
OF cotton Has an excellent ayEtcm OF
arteHiun water works. an electric i'fht
plant an Ice factory on Oh mill sash
door and blind factory. cigar factory
telephone exchange, etc.
The Tablet has bona tide circulh-
tion or 1900 and IN now carrying dis.
play advertising 10 the amount uf 500
per month, while In the fan OF the year
u averages $500 per month The pipei'
does most ut the legal work FOR the
city aud county The job department
turns out az least 500 worth OF work
cnch month, The onico has an old
style Potter cylinder press ono lOSld
Gordon 1nhhcr. almost IN good az now,
one 10 Inch Paragon paper Vuttor aud
100 different fonts OF newspaper and
Job type borders ntc
Don't answer this uuleRA You mean
business aud cun pay At least $500 In
cash, balance payable on easy terms
About $1,000 due ON subscriptions alone,
IinVu good rrnuunH FOR wanting 10
sell. Address, THOS. p MADDpoN,
NaYHHutn, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Liverpool Aug. 1.-Wheat--Spot,
aulet. demand moderate No. red win
Ter 81 raj. No. spring 81 sd. NO,
hard Manitoba. ~ l-zd, 49,.
FUTURES steady 10 Id lower. august
81 I sad: September. ~ bdi oetopef'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. eounselof,nt'
Law aud solicitor VI American aud f9rslFn
patents, trade maria and labcis i,yoilf
Il streets, Washington, ID. q. biyfnteen
years experience. Including pefrlet ~ -.
amininx corps y. y. pattpt once. nrna
ability. Correspondence Invited. Afni7D
Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

mn. Louis, Aug. i3.-Cotton firm: mid
,hln,.. VI sales. none; receipts, IA bales;
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ron saLn-nnAL nsrsrn,

non 4Arr--,sour roor, honsn ha,r
a,,,r,.,., t.,,,, 80, ..,a,..... - -
T"'inouHs, run. anu hnrupoery} hehf
mnaph uuppi fFicv, sivoV flve room
avenue. price aih00, $3.50 cash. balance
$50 monthly. Knight a BLACKBURN 20S
Houston street II ~ -
-
On SOUTH SIDE. beautiful 1-foon
house and lot, kDxiO0 corner. g.rtory
barn hodge fener tlo,vara water ctc's
x9ohD * t,,ad ~ ~ ~, 49, ~ "A -
tr,h,.,t,,,', IVY p~vv V ,v ~ w. - ~,
NS,n1iuh"vlH' f''W ESTATE CNchhhbc, wv
Nulh httett,
nor SAf,r VIr- 6cme Nv, r,o,,, noo-e-
r,,ou in,'ntinns onle siahn' M 70 sh al
Nor month u w It,r,, ~ I'M Main
ritcct 49, - '"''''
shk THE uAzitlTES GREAT OFFER.
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR a FORT
WORTH BOY, AT THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY.
poo NeiilIs fas,,, 10 -,-..--
a.. T.. p..il,.a., Ms,th ~. VT hVN twvhV
49, ~ 80, 'Upvv Vapni phihnee uhe anu Two
. sss.s. " =, Nu.on. w. mann ~
IoR SAIE--Nlce trained house, near car
Hue, SSiN SiOp cash, SO pvr MONTH. u. II
Hare y Co. sOl Main,
ron al, 49,
ani it afs,t qas sa ~, t,Nr,.'Vnns, nVuse
sn3Ynoh xSNSs,w .ihr,c nom house AMI igt
Nj II Ihaini,arsf iiasi a"t,;n "t.e"hnn,,s,,'
ennn &; n""itnns.H neat hF'hlo hAohhhse'
~; ~, Mala sseees ---------------------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

Kansas city. Aux, l2.-Mheat lac
lower; No. 2 hard, e6 lie; No. red,
Cgl70c; rejected, 52g Doc.
corn very Irregular. 80. 2 mixed,
~ i-la33 lie, No. 2 white, 80 LA
30 I-2o .s.,..
oats steady; No. mixed. IS i-2uise;
No. 9 white. 2p022c.
Rye, No, .. 4gc; haxseed. steady
and unchanged. bran nrm az asqfeVc:
steadv nnd unchanged. eggs arm at
i0c. receipts. wheat, if.OO0i corn. 49,
900; oats 1000: shipments, none
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
nm INTERNATIONAL ROUTE q. q o. n

through siespsrs daily between KanHai
CITY. Fort Worth and Ban Antonio. va
fleafne. With which Immediate cgnnectiohi
are made at EnnlA 10 and from Dallas Ih'
quickest route 70 Taylor. Austin. bAn m
tonic. LAREDO AID points IN Mezicc,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14
nxcrnsoN ro NE nAsr.


10 TuNTUH1
August 10 10 -. Inclusive, account
Knights 1ienpinr conclaye. over Aile'
sea leyeli around famo;s horse shoe curyei
along ne Blue Junlaia. stOp,oyer prYil-
eyes aud hrst-class accommodations. Eh.
eiirglhilists have choice OF returning via
Uudgnn liver Niagara Falls aud other
routes. Write or wire Drummer, t0p Chest
mt atreet. 81. Louis. 10 have tickets ftsal3
ID II checrfnliy, aud also arrange Pullman
Recommendations. No charge for his ser
Vices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

FOR sALB-A gentle family horse and
buggy Enquire from 10 I at 2li East
nnEgctt avenue.
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Fl CLASSIFIED ADS.
RAVE YER LINE

RATE lElt LINE.
vnc ,shswuons '.sssss'ssss..sss'.''s W
nnne mrvk. sss' 'ss'ss'''s'ss .ss.s'ss -,
Count s,s Words to tho Line
No AD, LESS THAN TWO LINES. No
CHARGE LESS THAN % CENTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

se0's5 o chlcaso va tl1 UEs1'
Island route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

WANTED--A practical combined book
Keeper ana HtenoRrupher wants posi-
lion Reasonable salary Reference
furnished an to competency. energy, IN
tegrlty aud business capacity Address
Tenn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

ron sAl.E-gie aerca u land four mnep weat
walton and two houses, Oic, Abundance %
water, Soil black sandy and nne. Price.
tan' Terms unlthins IN the bounds OF toa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE Nice home 1--we room house,
good lpcntlOn, only xl4tO $3.50 cash SD
per month. u, Il Hare \ Co, Iui Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

ON SOUTH SIDE, brnutlful l-foom
house and lot 5OxiOO, corner g.rtory
bnrn, hodge fence, fiowera. water, etc.
$1,000 90 trade for place close In. NJ, l..
Chambers. Real Estate Exchange, 100
Muln street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

ID. REijFIlsLD s son.
General Ineufnnec, Heal E.inie unp nenfh
Agents hossD 10 viHee. Ardmcfe' J. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

sS1 EN- d Sss ia ysr0 ssru soS as
RANGED. New three MON house aud lot,
mluo, $500, SlOo cash and $40 monthly.
NJ, Y, uhanhers' Heal Esiato Exchange,
100 Nnin street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-14

FOR SALE--i,our room housc. harm,
clubhouse. fruit and shrubbcryl near
Union depot, Price. si0b0. Five room
new house, lot bOSido feet on samueIa
$50 monthly, Knight a blackburn. EOS
Houston street
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
cIeveIana nelurna b wa.hIngIon.

WAsuNGToN, Oct 20. - Tho special
train over the Southern railway which
conveyed the president and a number Of
the members OF his cabinet to and from
the Atlanta exposition. reached the city
about ten minutes after 5 O'Clock last
night No untoward incidents or sick
ness marred the pleasures Of the visit.
Tho president and those accompanying
him were particularly pleased with tho
ovations tondored by the people At tho
various points along the line OF the rail-
road the largest crowds Of which appear
od at Charlotte, Salisbury, Greensboro,
Danville and lynchburg
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
nnmar ofa RIn peaI.

-Real estate men are talking OF a
rumored deal whereby building operators
are TO purchase the Banning and John
son properties IN the southwestern
part OF the city. The Banning
tract contains about twenty Eve acres
and 10 bounded by Oak street, the
Cleland lioe. Maryland avenue and
Dupont street It Is said that the price
offered Is 81 600 an acre. Mrs. Mary
Johnson Is said 70 have been offered
lump sum Of $i.5O) for her p'ece Of
ground The rumor could not be con-
frmed this morning
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
me ueirs Hiahly Pleased,

MEDIA, Oct 25. The sale or dis
tribution of the real estate of the
insolvent estate OF the late Judge John
NJ. Broomall took place here yesterday
afternoon in GleRve Hall to the unse
secured creditors IL was the largest
and most important transfer OF real es
tate In the history OF Delaware county.
Over 300 properties we're sold and
the prices obtained were far above
appraisers valuation ana mach better
than swas anticipated. Including tbs
mortgage indebtedness the sale amounted
to over $4O0 0OO The amount In the
aggregate, exclusive OF mortgages. wsl
$l71 237 Nearly all the creditors
participated In the distribution, aud. al
the property brought about $50. 900 over
the unsecuie ed claims, the heirs to ths
estate are highly pleased with the out
come of the arrangement.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Charter DrsYed for t. B Merritt.

There was large attendance at the
regular meeting OF Wilmington Lodge
No 1, "A. o q W., In It's rooms ia Red
Mems Hall Several applications for
mem mbership we're received and referred
20 committees. The death Of brother T
B Merritt WAS reported aud the lodge
charter was ordered draped for thirty
days. Mr. Merritt became a member OF
Wilmington Lodge. December 30 1891,
and during this fourteen years OF his
membership has psid 1924 ia the nature
Of assessments, or an average Of SIC &
year for 81, 0CO insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

DIR. Shortlidea dressed the hesd of Leslie
Thomas. who spranR from q Lancaster avenue
car while IL was in full motion at Clayton
street last night.
-Nett Thursday night. the Wilmington
Opera Club will give anauslcale toiits friends
who will be admitted by ca d. DR.. W. A.
Porter will speak and BOwneas Briggs may
give a short recital of Dick Turpln.
Deputy Receiver of Taxes George j..
Tinck Is collecting taxes IN st. Georges nun
dred 0-day.
sheriff Gllls sod the law library Of Hon.
George "A. Bates this morning. lt WAS pur-
chas. q by Francis II. Hon~cke-, William s..
Hillis aud William NJ Byrne for elt00
They, Il is said. represent the Judgment credi-
tors
The British steamer L'Orihamme Captain
Stannard. from London. for oil has entered
at Marcus Hook, 20 day.
-Certlfeates of the death Of Joseph
Schwab, sged SO years. In Philadelphia. IN
ferment October % in Cathedral cemetery.
and Clara Magee 2l years At No. South
Jaekson Interment at Rigeryiew October q,
have been ied.
-Workmen are engaged in the puitying
and rerainting Of the flag staff On the City
Hall
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Ihe shunIe.board oontsst.

The conteat between Chester and vii
mington which took place at p F.
Fagan's sorrel Horse Hotel last evenin &
resulted In a victory for Chester by the
ssore Of 100 to so points The contest
excited general interest, as the con
tsstants srs well known as experts at
that exciting and attractive game The
Chester delegation loft for home on la g
train, vol pleased with their victory and
also with their treatment at the hands Of
their Wilmington opponents. A return
game will be played on Tuesday, the
29th In Chester. A large party willgo up
TO witness the contest
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
A FET STEAMBOAT STARTED
Regardless OF an Old Superstition About
the Sixth Day, Work On the Old
Dominion Steamer Began This Morning.

Regardless OF an Old Superstition About
the Sixth Day, Work On the Old
Dominion Steamer Began This Morning
This morning the work Of bending the
keel for new stesmer for the Old
Dominion Line, WIS begun at the ship
yard Of the Harlan and Hollings
worth Company. AS there is little
doing at this celebrated shipysrd
this work will not be hurried and the
new boat will. in all probability, not be
completed before next Spring This Is
strikingly In contrast with the condition
OF business at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Oompsny's In years past when SO
many vessels as seven have gliied down
the ways there la six months
The Old Dominion steamer, however.
will not be needed until the next sum
mer season. She will be 154 feet long
and IL feet deep and a sister ship Of the
well known steamboat City Of Ches
ter, and enough like her to be
twin. The Chester has been one Of the
speedlest. strongest and most satisfactory
crafts ever turned out by the local
company. and the Old Dominion people
have re0lizsd that Just such a vessel Is
what they need in their business.
An iron hull ana improved "vitals''
will make great amount Of iron and
steel necessary in tho construction Of the
new vessel. She will have wooden
upper works.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
STRUGGLE In THE EIGHTH.

Addicks and His Lieutenants Are After
the Home Ward OF Councilman staat,
who Seems to Have Gone over to the
Enemy.
There promises to be q lively time at
the meeting Of the Eighth ward Republi
can League. No Gi0 East SEVENTH street,
this evening Higgins and Addicks ward
manipulators will lock horns. aud, unless
all signs fail, the Higgins forces will be
worsted.
j. Edward Addicks aud his portrait
will be the bones Of contention At the
meeting Mr. Addicks will deliver an
address calculated to captivate his
auditors and bring dismay and discom
fture to his political opponents
AS this is the Gas Kings" initial
step in the direction of breaking
the solid ward formation of the Higgins
managers IN this city, the outcome will
be watched with intsie by both Repubi
cans and Democrats
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
nrl.h.n tn Har Rnddar.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 25 The American
Line steamer st Louis. Captain William
q Randle. which sailed from New York
October 10 for this port arrived here at
o'clock last evening in charge OF the
ocean tugs Ajax aud Hercules, which
had been sent out to meet her In response
to her signals The st. Louis pass ed
Prawle Point at o'clock this morning.
and signslltd that shs had met
with an accident TO her rudder aud
would require the assistance Of two tugs
which che wished to meet her at the
Needles. She also signalled that all on
board were well, and that she expected
to reach southampton at 80 o'clock this
afternoon. She did not succeed in doing
30, however as It was 3 30 o'clock when
she passed Hurst Castle aud two hour s
and half later when she arrived.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
THEY WBKT SOME SAY.
gamAte to Protect Their Purses From,
the Threatened Litigation.

-" "HN @@NaAANA ~ n mai
gamAte to Protect Their Purses From
the Threatened Litigation.
All the stockholders Of the troubled
Wilmington OIL aud Leather Com pany
who have been summoned into United
States Court to show cause
why they should not be assessed
SEQ a share In due process
Of law, have been putting their heads
togethes and alking Of the threatened
trouble for the past few days with a
view Of saving any calamity to there
cash accounts II such be possible
As result Of the various conferences.
printed circular was mailed to each
stockholder and it was signed by Harry
Evans A q Robinson, l. A Klttinger,
Edmund Mi chell, Jr., aud Samuel NJ.
Kncx
The circular urged the recipient to
attend a meeting In The city tax office to
morrow evening at o'clock TO conail or
the demand made on the stockholdar Of
the Wilmington OIL and Leather Com
pany and the receivers Of the said cor D.
poration
It is thought that, In addition to dis
cusslng the situation. a subscription will
be raised for legsl defense, aud counsel
will be engaged
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Republioan Day in CeoII.

ELKToN, Ost. 25. Yesterday was
Republican day in Cecil county. and The
FIRST visit OF Hon. Lloyd Lowndes the
candidate Of tbs party for Governor, to
the town. at the Howard House a
public reception was held from II until
- o'clock. The crowd was large con
sidering the several attractions In town,
and the GubeFnatorial party was enthusl
ssticsllY received The nesting was
called to order by w. ] Smith, and
William T. MAlster OF Baltimore, was
made chairman. Mr. Lowndes was the
first speaker. and during his address the
crowd frequently spplauded. he was
followed by Robert Graham. candidate
for comptroller; Senator Psrrsn, OF
Calvert county, and Il NJ. ClAwbough,
the nominee for attorney general.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
RepulsIcan HarmonI,srs.

CHESTER, Oct 25.-The Young Mems
Republican Club celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary last night with q grand
banquet. The hall at Broad and Upland
streets was beautifully decorated with
palms and potted plants Speeches were
made by ex-Collector Cooper. ex Con
gresham Smedley Darlington aud
Congressman Robinson. There were
letters Of regret from Thomas B Reed
and Governor Mckinley, the mention Of
Reeds name was cbeered to the echo.
The banquet wss the most successful
ever given by the club.
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
Close ofthsK. orr. state meeting.

In the K Of p. Hall last night was
held the fnal session of the Grand Lodge
OF Delaware. Knights Of Pythias, r l.
@. White. OF Nashville, Tenn, supreme
keeper OF records and seals, In the after
noon, made an address before the Grand
Lodge, and the officers elected yesterday
we're Installed by Supreme Vice Chan
cellor Colgrove Special mention was
made Of the election OF Lemuel MARI,
Wilmington. as grand master of ex-
chtquer. This is the nineteenth year he
has held this position, and he is the sec
ond Oldest Sir Knight in point of service
IN the world After the installation the
Grand Ledge adjourned
Evening journal., 1895-10-25
only Two Victims ThIs Time.

There was a very short session OF
Municipal Court this morning, and but
two victims were introduced to his
honor One was Wolf Cohen charged
with selling without q license The
evidence was hardly strong enough to
convict and Judge Ball discharged him.
Edward ODonnell was found by Off
Ger Ford at Front and Madison streets
very drunk He wsz lying on the side
walk, cursing everyone and everything
in sight He was repentant this morn
ing but Judge Ball thought his escapade
was worth 81 and costs to him and tsxed
him that figure.