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Evening journal., 1895-01-15
nard No. 2.
To the Merchants and Professional Mer
OF Wilmington:


To the Merchants and Professional Men
OF Wilmington:
Like Mr. Barry, we, too, desire to make
plain statement Of facts In reference TO
directory; but It is the old reliable
Costa Wilmington City and Block Direc-
tory, which will be published this year,
as usual, al on time
The protector Of the proposed new
directory and his agents have, by false
hood and misrepresentation, endeavored
20 crush out the old directory and its
publisher, and by this course have
secured few individuals as advertisers
and subscribers. They naturally feel
encouraged in this stand and-deliver
game. which is simply case Of presum
log on financial ability to crush out the
business Of man who is q competitor Of
less means.
But we have faith enough in the
citizens Of this city to believe that they
love Justice and will support what Il
right, along business lines And this Il
largely In evidence In the assurance OF
Mr.. Costa's old patrons OF their support
this year.
I have no interest, pecuniRry or other
4 wise, in this matter, further than the
love Of justice aud fair play dictates
But / have interest enough from tha
cause 20 say that the publication Of thu
Costa directory will not fail for want o
means to publish il, as represented BY
the opposition. have not q great deal
OF this worlds goods, but have enough
to insure the publication OF directory,
and / do not propose to see mans
business blotted out in this case by thl
J too often cruel power Of little money
BUSINESS MAN.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
anmsrast County Iustlcs.

PRIKcEss ANNE. Md, Jan l5.-The
January term Of the Circuit Court for
Somerset county began yesterday. with
Judges Page and Holland on the bench.
Cases were disposed Of as follows:
Charles Jackson, keeping q gaming table
at Crisfsld; sentenced to jail for six
months. Joseph Miles and William
Coulbourn, for selling spirituous OF
fermented liquors in Crisfe.d district
sentenced to all for sixty days anc
fined 500. The civil suit Of Wiugats
King. Of Delaware, against w. W
Waller, administrater of Henry w. May
claim for $3.50 for ship timber, was tried
and verdict rendered for the plaintiff fc
the claim in full.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
MARRIED

FoRD-CARTRR.-0 Wednesday, Jsnu-
ary 9 1895 Miss IDA Ford. of Denton, and
William a. Carter, OF Kenton, Del, by Rev.
j. w. Webster.
BROOKS JOHNSON.-At the district par-
sonaee, No 307 West seventh street. on We'd
nesday, January 3, 1895, by Rev; Louis =.
Johnson, all Of New Castle county.
ROSER-FORD On January 10. by Rev,
Jerome Lindernult, at the home of the groom
Chester. William Roser, of Hockessin, Del
10 Miss Eva May Ford. Of Molten, Delaware
county.
TODD-MAGEE.-B Rev. g. f. Jester a
the First M. P.sChurch, January .. 1896
Fldridge r. Todd and Miss Ann Elizabeth
Msgee.
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F.canea rrom cne.tsrtorn Jall.

CHRsTERTowE, Md, Jan. Wilbur
Stephens. a 15.year.old white boy.
charged with stealing a watch at Rock
Hall and q bicycle upon which to make
his escape, quietly walked out Of Ches-
tertown jail several nights ago He was
given access TO the jail corridor, and BY
heating poker burned the lock from
the outer door and made good his escape
ard 50 far has successfully eluded re-
arrest.
The Kent county slmshouse sold from
the farm last year about 500 bushels o
wheat for &239 O3; 1853 bushels Of corr
for $29S 81; and IN addition, KEEP
enough for the uses Of the institution
Straw Amounting TO $l7Sl was ais
sold There are % inmates, whit,
males, 8 colored males. 8 white females
q oolored females, 6 white child, !
colored child,
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
Mr.. Costa speaks.
OFFICE or THE WILMINGToN
CITY DIRECTORY. 406 Shipley St,
January Is. 1895.


January 49, 1895
10 the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
SIR:-We wish TO occupy part Of your
valuable space In refuting few slsnder
ous falsehoojs which have emanated from
Mr. Homer Barry aud his agents in their
canvass for "a long-felt want" which no
one else knows anything about
1st He knew that he was not buying
the right Of the Wilmington City Di.
rectory when he bought the machinery,
fixtures and stock OF the printing plant
at sherffs sale. when he and his friends
pushed me to the wall In December, 1893
I'd. We have all the capital necessary
to publish the directory for 1895 and Il
will positively appear as usual in May.
Sd. In my nearly ten years manage
ment Of the directory Il has always
appeared in May, which any patron can
prove by reference to his cash book.
4th. We have already secured two :
thirds Of all the patrons OF the directory
for 1895, and expect TO secure the other
third.
9th. The contracts Of all the promi
nent business and professional men O
the city can be seen at this office. We
claim nothing we can not prove.
9th We have received only onl
countermand and that from a persona
friend of Mr.. BArry's Instead. we ar
constantly receiving combinations o
orders already given and calls to TAX,
new ones.
7th. Ny old employees which he boast
OF securing, were discharged by me 70
Il good and sufficient reasons, and are no
necessary to the publication OF til,
directory. I still retain those who ar
valuable for their assistance In directory
work.
sth and lastly, am still here to NEE
my creditors hike a man, and to pa
dollar for dollar as soon as possible.
has never been my intention to TAX
advantage Of last years sheriffs sale
cancel my obligations
w. COSTA, Manager.
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works shut Down 1ndeflultsly

The Johnson Forge Company shut
down It's entire works yesterday after
running In full operation for more than
FIVE weeks The company paid of Its
men and II is said, advised each one to
seek employment elsewhere, yesterday
The discharged workmen will now have
nothing to do but to walk about town
for while They received good wages
while they worked
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
rnoIdents orthe nav.

AZ the revival meeting In the M f
Church last night the services were
conducted BY Pastor Collins assisted by
Rev Edwin Gardner, Of stanton To
night the services will be conducted by
Rev A. s. Mowbray, Of Newport, an
enthusiastic revivalist and able preacher
Hereafter all the services will be held
In the church auditorium every plight
except Saturday
New and improved machinery Is being
put in At the New Castle Woolen Mills.
Adtlphia Lodges public installation
tomorrow evening in the X. Of p Hall
will be well sttended
Physical Instructor Jackson will arrive
here from Wilmington to-day to begin
work with the gymnasium classes foi
women only at 3 30 o'clock.
Company Fl made a very creditablt
appearance on the march OF one mile
from the armory to the Delaware rail-
road station this morning Drummer
Wright furnished the martial music and
themen stepped like regulars
4. J. Wilson, James B Hance James
H. Foster, Robert McFarlan, John K
Taylor John s King and other promi,
nent New Castle Republicans we're a.
Dover last night during the memorable
fight for United States senator.
The First Baptist Church is beinl
neatly decorated for the anniversar,
exercises there tomorrow evening an,
the final rehearsals Of the cantata servic
Consider the Lille" are being held.
Last evening at drill in Company III
armory, Privates Fred W. Hoffman an
A. brown Lancaster, were raised to th
rank Of corporals. Both are skille
young soldiers.
Colonel Z g Boyd made his first az
pearance In regimentals IN this city 60
day since assuming his position on th
governors staff.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15

The captains have not yet had hearing.
They are accused of dredging in the
sound where only longing is allowed.
Captain Cullen went out Of commission
on January /, but the citizens living
near the Pocomoke sound raised q sum
Of money to help to keep the boat Avalon
on these waters. II is stated that
Governor Brown has recommlssioned
Cantaln Cnllen.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
Thn sala WAS stn,ed.

The drug store of Edwin W. Jester, at
Seventh and Madison streets, was to have
been sold by the sheriff this morning but
a stay was arranged for.
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nIIn.

GOsNEY.-In this citv. on January IA. 1895,
Susan McKenna, wife of John Gosney.
TAYLOR.-Suddenly on the 9th instant,
Mary Louisa, wife OF Walter Taylor, IN the
30th year Of her age.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15

The Snowflake VIII Load OIL.
The British steamship Snow lake,
Captain Rhymes, from Cardiff, Wales, has
entered at this port. she is In ballast
and will load with oil
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
more capturss bal Pocomoke sound.

CRssgrELD, Md. Jan. 10 -Two bat
fasux commanded by Charles Riggin and
Frank Tull were captured in Pocomoke
sound on Saturday by Edward Cullen.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
TAKING
PRICES
IN
TAILORING.

Tale Of Woe is two fold. We
want to clean up the heavy
weights, and we want the
money, and when it comes down
to the gist of the matter this is
about the size of all the innum-
erabe "Arabian Nights'' stories
advanced to get you 10. If you
want any Clothing made to or
der it will pay you to come in
and see the prices, 20 per cent.
off right through the heavy
wight cloths on Suits, Over.
coats, Trousers or Coats and
Vests. Same work, SINE trim
mings, same care in fitting and
making. Every day we are re-
ceiving shipments Of the new
Spring Cloths and we are MAX
ing them up for our Ready
made Department.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
No Rstarn Of slavery pays.

The Slavery Days" Company was
show was booked at the Opera House on
a rental and there was no advance sale
Carrying too large troupe Is the cause
assigned by members Of the crowd for
last nights defalcation Manager Stokes
had complete itinerary, too, and was TO
have played before the crowds at Dover
to-day.s
Evening journal., 1895-01-15
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
General Opinion That an IN
nocent Old Man
SUFFERED LONG IMPRISONMENT

Jurors aud Lawyer Have Said Since
THAT the Man was Never Concerned
In the Burglary of the Smith House.
0thsr Matters Promotions in tho
Militia.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15

Harrignn and Andrews Stlu Prisoners
Jeremiah Harrigan--in Jail under SEN
tence Of deaJh--and William Andrews
serving seven years for immoral conduct
with little girl had been Rardoned, the
men are still in the custody OK Sheriff
ellis. who has received no instructions
regarding the prisoners release. The
sheriff, however. expects to receive un-
conditional pRrdons for both men.
although there are no signs Of them
now.
Evening journal., 1895-01-15

Special Correspondence Evening journal
NEW CASTLE. Jan 15 Lew" Davis
and William Woods, the two prisoners
released from prison yesterday by the
governors pardons, left for Wilmington
last evening on one of the early night
trains The belief that old man Woods
suffered over three years in prison for
crime Of which be wss wholly innocent
seems to have gained ground. Fred M
G. Choate, OF Newark. who was on the
Woods jury, saya that be has since been
convinced that Woods was nowhere near
the atty of Wilmington on the night Of
the Smith burglary and that be never
received booty from the robbed house
The late Frank d. Carpenter said, just
before his death, that be had secured
sufficient evidence in Philadelphia to
prove q complete allbi for Woods, but
the lattev's associates we're In such dread
Of Delaware law that they could not
be induced to come to Wilmington and
testify. Mr. Choate says that. had not
Governor Reynolds interfered with the
sentence when he did, he, himself. and
his fellow. jurymen would bave put forth
petition TO Governor Marvil for the
mans release
Evening journal., 1895-01-15

Our Discount
Sale in Custom
work is getting
the orders and
enabling us to
get rid Of the
b g a W. weight
clothes. sour
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Throwing Dust,

In every precinct in Baltimore there is an
office for registration of voters and three reg
isters-two Democrats and one Republican.
To make show of desire for fairness and 10
create the belief that the Democrats contem-
Mate padding the lists. the Republican com
mitfea amounted watchers 10 stand over the
registers, as spies and informers. It was only
a grand stand performance, a spectacular
nose 10 deceive the '.innocents' in the Demo
cratic party who are looking about for excuses
to vote for Lowndes, on account of diSappoint-
ed hopes and ambition. While making this
show of honesty these same Republicans are
endeavoring to stuff the lists full of illegal
Negro voters White men can easily be de-
tected in this kind of fraud, but it Is difficult
10 prevent fraudulent registration on the part
of Negroes, who are being used 10 the fullest
extent this year to carry the Republican party
through. Two attempts at Illegal registering
bv Negroes have been detected, and the ras-
Gals have been arrested. LISA pity the white
rascal~ engineering the schemes cannot be
caught and punished also, for they are infinite
lv worse than the Negroes.
The Republicans are particularly anxious ?
now for an honest registration and an
honest election. Whenthey held sway in
MARYLAND the Democratic party was given
no representation in the election machinery.
and no Democrat was allowed to be around
as watcher or aS casual spectator
They conducted everything in their own way
and fixed mp election returns 10 suit their own
ends They were not content with this, but
they brought soldiers 10 the polls, and intimi-
dated and arrested those who objected 10 their
methods. They say this different genera
ton aud a different time. True, but the old
spirit prevails. They cannot use federal sol
diers. nor have they the full control OF the
election machinery but they are endeavorng
10 colonize Negro voters in Baltimore and
elsewhere 10 overcome the white Democratic
vote ofthe state Ifanybody thinks that those
in charge Of the Republican campaign are
saints. or even desire a fair election. let him
he undeceiyed at once. They have started in
to win. and fraud and bribery viii he a freely
used as possible. Their cry Of stop thief
Is only intended 10 divert attention while they
work their schemes. The faction in control
ofthe Republican party hold control by tgaud
at primarie. aud conventions. Mr. Lowudes Is
the nominee today when Mr.. Master was the
choice Of the party, and if these Republican
schemers will deiraud their own party. they
will have no scruples in carrying the election
in November by fraud.
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Prepare for 1896.

In 1891 Grover Cleveland made a speech
in Brooklyn. New York. He said
On the threshold Of the great campaign OF
1892. when the country will he called upon q
elect a President and a new House Of Repre-
seutaiives, il Is no time to snarl over petty
places or to pay personal spites or gradges. ?
For the result Of this canvass viii h. taken as
Of national signiicance-whether We wish or
intend il 50 81 not-and viii influence the re-
suit next year.
Here is what the Chicago Chroni>le >aid
last week
The Democratic parry IN all the States
possesses an intelligent sense OF the poS>ibili.
lies which this year campaigns possess ~
the States where elections are 10 be held
The results st the polls in 1890 are regarded
as of profound meaning in relation to the re-
suits 0f 1896
Every Democratic gain this year Is 8 sign
OF Democratic victory next year. If the late
Republican majorities are reversed or mate
rally reduced the election Of Democratic
President next year is assured
The campaign this year Is preliminary t'
the greater one next. Advantages gained
this year viii materially assist in the presi
Dental contest Let all Democrats remem
Der this
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GOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ FoR THE
Cotton States and International
Exposition,
ATLANTA, GA.

The Southern Railway operates nearly i've
thousand miles Of road IN eight Of the South
ern States aud its lines enter Atlanta, Ca,
from FIVE different points of the compass.
Washington. ID. c., Is the Northern or East
erp terminus of one of lis lines. which Is oper-
ated In connection with the PENNSYLVANIA
Railrnad. the standard railroad pf America.
between New York through Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Washington. b. C., Lynchburg and
Danyille, Va. Greensboro and Charlotte, \.
c., Spartanburg and Greenvile, 5. c., At
lanta, Ga., Montgomery and Mobile, Ala,
and New Orleans. with connection at Sails
bury for ASheyille, Hot Springs, Knoxville
and Chattanooga ~ Charlotte for Columbia,
Augusta. Savannah and Jacksonville, aud at
Atlanta for Birmingham Memphis, Macon
and Southern Georgia. Sold veStibuied limited
trains. with through day coaches, Pullman
Drawing room Sleepers aud Dining ears.
Time between Washington and Atlanta. egh-
teen hours, without change of cars ofany class.
The Southern Railway is the only line which
enters and lands passengers IN the Exposition
Grounds. and no effort or expense has been
spared by the management in the improve
meut Of It's roadbed, increasing the number of
It's coaches and nauguratlng its own dining
car service preparatory 10 handling expediti-
ously and comfortably the heavy travel 10 aud
from Atlanta turing tue t'ttoH NturN UH1
International Exposition. which opens Sep
TENDER Is and closes December 81, 1895.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Sep
tember II 10 December -, inclusive, excur-
sion tickets will be sold from Washington, ID.
C., TO Atlanta Ga, At SLIGO, good for re-
turn 10 days from date Of sale
Excursion tickets will be sold every day
from September Ii until December 10, in
elusive, from Washington al Sl9.25, good for
return % dsys from date Of sale, and excnr.
sion tickets for the entire Exposition season
with anal limit OF January !. ls96 will be sold
from September u until December -, in
elusive, ut S2t,25
Map folders furnished aud Pullman Sleep
ing Car reservations made upon application.
l.. s. BROWN.
Geu' ACT. Pass Dept
]. NJ. CULP. W A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass Agt.
Sep7 3mo Washington, ID. c.
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Business Locals


A'S, "Al'> ~" - .sI.t
anu ''sa-'. o'','' = " ,f;,sr.
i \, y lh''' ''a''''' ~Pt's 80
hf'is'''''f''
Sow and seven pigs Tor sale. Ei = l'aFa--
EaStvlew, Nd
Iun,yS At NIAGARA EtfGs-SIu
An early fall trip la Niagara Fails, Watkins
Glen. Naneh Chunk. Glen 0uokn. Rochester
and G.ueya. has been arranged via the Rusal
Blne Line aud the famous l.shieh Valley
route
A special express with Pullman faf1af
Cars attached, IN charge q 80 experienced
tourist agent. will leave u, y. Station,
Washington. Thursday. September 2''lsf. :. ~
3. a.. Baltimore s.oJ a. a.. arriving al Tee
Falls HOO 4. IA.
Round trip tickets, good ter iru DAYS slu.
Chas. q. Scnil. Gen Pass. Agent. T. 4 =.
X. r.
I'm tired Of cropping ia the dark
The travelling salesman cried
IN, pew he'. happy. since. b. takes
The Rand McSalis Guide.
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- 80, ~ ,h.. A,Ia,',, F,,,.'s;,;,, The
~ y - - III III .v.,i,.;.a, ,;.k-,.
;, 1T. -,.,i,,,..j rates season ticket. viII
T. M sy..r,' aay nutil Dccember 18Th. good
returning until January It'll. ls.sb. Twenty,
dav tickets will be sold every day until DccrSn-
Der 18th. good returning for twenty DAYS from
date Of sale Ten day tickets all be- sold
Tuesday aud Thursday each week ani1i DE
cember 24lh. good returning for Ten daFs trom
date Of sale. he rates from halilmor" "'ii
be $3.50 for season. ~ = tor twenty -aaN'
and slb.1 for ien-day ueSeis
GorresPondlngly low rates from other P"ihis
on the hne. has. o. >c"ii, ten PAS
Agent, 4. .. H. r.
Messr,. Percy 4 Ditieuderier, State Man
ayers Of the Granite State Prorldeni As>oeta.
ton, Of Manchester ,; H. MI h"ta 2 meet
ing IA the pariors 81 me Alhioh lo'e4 on
Monday nlghl next Sept - y :, = s .l'.
Mr. Percy will lecture on Satioiial h"',''lls
and Loan ASSOCIATIONS ana me oi"le law.
governing Them ana snow tiie auNah!Sss1 ~
the Great big !, uFan an, N'"te over ail 9.heF
assoe ~ 5I.,..,,,a;ai Si.l.y ~ a,,ands :.
'lges u - -,
eot'',a, n; 49, ;n, daIata F,er,5, +
;nyited / hoard has been ors,,nizad ~
! Union Bridge with DIR. James Watt, preSi-
| dent; W. II. Morningstar, yiee-president:
Edward Phillips, secretary; William Wood.
treas: :. LYNN Percy. attorney. and G. u.
/ Snnrr;er. solicitor.
ponno,, & "a have ON hand ., Ibis limo
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Condemned

The Democrats u Co.ton district. Mteago
aeo osants, is~t -sy-y-h sssS~a.azsa t"hn +
Hurst riuh with Sver seveaiv names. The
cIah Fas-ed a sskieS Of resolutions, amunE
them The following
{th-Ne heartily condemn the course q
the Baltimore sun and Baltimore Evening
News ia nsins their efforts to defeat The Dem
oeratic ticket, believing them to p guided hy
preiadicrs which are prompted oy purely
selfish moriyes. We also endorse the Morning
Herald and comm,=ad IL 80 Oh democrats a.
being the only da.ly paper IL Baltimore City
that deals with the political situation t01m au
impartial aud unbiased point of view,
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The Ticket

The Democratic comfy ticket nominated
last Monday, and which is placed Al the head
Of this column. is one Of the best ever present
de to the people Of Carroll for their suffraees
il is excellent in It's personnel aud the ean-
didates are conspicuous for capacity for the
positions they we're nominated 10 I'll.
The ticket should command a full party
vote, AT least, aud full vote means iriam
ubaDf election,
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN E. MASENHEIMER.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. THEODORE YEISER.
Hurst and Reassessment.

The question 'rhioh ia this State caHrd>s
comes mare closely home 10 oHr people and
phich engages their attention more than ecer
Is that Of reassessmeat. Upon this subject !
az, IN hearty sympathy rith The declaration
of aur platform, and The repradacfio" #
that declaration ia goHr letter. 4 complete
and thorough reassessniet il mar in'peTa-
fjrelg Demanded. aud should H. prorjded for
irifhom fail Jy oHr aer Legislature
Publicity declaring nor my deliberate betiet
that The passage n lac for general and
tkoronqh assessment # the ststire tarabie
property II an the peopie ~ The STATE sh"''td
not any longer be postponed, J irish O. h 'a-
,}rrsfood as distinctly announcing that shosht
/ be elected Goreiaor. shall promptly SigH
sueh BIN. and also arfirelg interest D'gself
as far as may BE- proper IL serHrjHq ~ pas
sage by The Legislature, ''-JnHy +. HuEsT.-
Letter n Acceptdnce.
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IOER. FEED. HAY ANn
MARKET
By =. /. Gorsuch 4 5,
NO. 5000 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jacob L. Slater and others. Plaintiffs, v.
Elizabeth A. Shafer. widoN aud others,
Defendants.
Ordered this 10Th day Of September. A. D.,
Is95. that the Account Of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified sud confirmed,
unless cause To the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the7th day ot October, next.
provided copy Of this order be inserted ion
Two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carol
' BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk
True Copy,-Test:
sep2l u Benz. +. CRo'SE, CLERN'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-21

State Senator Bruce, of Baltimore, who ha,
announced his intention not TO support Mr..
Hurst, is one of the three Senators who voted
against the Hayes bill. All the TaxDodgers
are against Mr.. Hurst, for his election means
the passage of an assessment bill, 50 far as be
can have influence.
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Democratic Central Committee.

The members Of the County Democratic
Central Committee. chosen az the Democratic
County Convention on September It, 1880.
are requested 10 meet in Westminster on
Monday. September -. 81 10 o clock a. m.
The nominees Of the convention are also re-.
auested 10 meet with the committee.
HENEY GAT,
Chairman Of County Convention,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-21

Rev DIR. Henry NJ Wharton, pastor Of
Brantly Baptist Church, Baltimore. delivered
a political har.ngue instead Of a sermon last
Sunday morning. The fact was well adver-
tised and the crowd was large. His eongre-
CATION ought to ask for his resignation, and
no other eongregation should accept him.